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Among the best-selling international business textbooks in the world, International Business: Environments and Operations is praised by students, faculty, and managers for its compelling balance between rigorous, authoritative theory and meaningful practice. Providing a fresh, up-to-date analysis of the international business environment, the book successfully blends a comprehensive review of international business theory with exhaustive discussion of what happens in the many parts of the global market. This book not only describes the ideas of international business but also uses contemporary examples, scenarios, and cases. The text presents several insights and real-world examples based on extensive research, discussions with managers and other stakeholders, opinions of students and professors, and observations from traveling across the world. Salient Features Highlights the diversity of perspectives that managers and policy-makers use to make sense of vital issues. Brand new cases are available to wholly integrate theory and application on cutting edge topics such as global capital markets, environmental concerns, and foreign investment strategy. All cases engage an extensive range of topics, cover a wide geographical span, and consider a vast array of business issues. Boxed feature like “Does Geography Matter?” help students understand the role geography plays in trade