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Multiple Perspectives on Internationalizing the Business School Curriculum: The Why, What, and How

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Internationalization is the incorporation of international contents, materials, activities and understandings into the teaching, research, and public service functions of universities to enhance their relevance in an interdependent world. (Definition adopted at the conference on Internationalizing U.S. Universities: A Time for Leadership, Spokane, WA, June 5–7, 1990)

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