ll pages, save the title page, should include pagination. Page numbers should appear centered at the bottom of each page. For the project, you may have to use many sources (e.g., cases, books, and articles). Therefore, when submitting the final paper, you must list all the sources you have referred to in the reference section; failure to do so will lead to at least 15% deduction from the project grade. To write the term paper, students are required to use the chosen company’s website and its quarterly and annual reports (if available) as major resources. In addition, students are also required to generate information through a third party sources, including relevant business case studies on the company, and possibly academic articles specifically on the chosen firm. For the convenience of your understanding and analysis, such articles can be found from high-quality practitioneroriented academic journals such as Harvard Business Review, California Management Review, Business Horizons, Thunderbird International Business Review, and Academy of Management Perspective. Moreover, you can also refer to such business journals as Business Week, Fortune, Forbes, the Wall Street Journal, the Economist, and quality internet international business (IB) sources for further information about the chosen company. The above mentioned reference sources (including full articles) can be accessed largely through the University library’s Research Databases such as Business Source Complete. Regarding the final paper, while you can certainly tailor it to best fit your particular situation, normally Put at the first page of the manuscript, including the title of the paper andyour contact information. and four to six keywords that accurately reflect the content of themanuscript. Normally one or two paragraphs; state the chosen company; introducethe topic and overall information of your paper; try to attract the reader’s interests. This is the most important and also the most challenging part of yourpaper. In this part, you are required to categorize your research results under three to fivesubtitles in order to aid readability; under each subtitle you must deal with the same or similartopic. Besides presenting the important IB strategic activities regarding the company, youshould concentrate on analyzing the collected information and data particularly by using theknowledge, theories, and principles that you have learnt from the class and the course package.For example, you should analyze how the firm strategically deals with a variety of political,economic, legal, and cultural issues when it is engaged in global business activities (e.g.,exporting, importing, licensing, or foreign investment) in different countries. You should alsoanalyze and evaluate what kind of modes of foreign entry, international strategies,organizational structure, and HR strategies that the firm adopts while it is engaged in businessactivities abroad.While you analyze those issues, you should try to indicate clearly how they are related to theinternational business strategy concepts, principles, and possibly other real cases or companieswe have leant from the case studies and the class lectures, and specify which page, whichfigure, or which exhibit in the course package (if available). More relevantly, you should focuson analyzing a couple of critically important aspects you have found from your researchefforts. And do NOT try to deal with everything. If you intend to cover everything, you aremost likely to turn out to cover nothing. Please keep this proverb in mind, “Do one thing anddo it well”. Summarize the crucial elements of your paper, clearly state what you havelearnt from the project, apply to other relevant business circumstances, and present your pointsof view by use of “argumentative statements”.Finally,
Last Completed Projects
| topic title | academic level | Writer | delivered |
|---|