Globalisation has proven notoriously difficult to define. Generally it conjurs up a borderless world . This captures the sense in which, whilst we live in a world of discrete nation states, these boundaries are becoming more permeable. These borders no longer have the defining importance that they used to. Business, consumers and citizens are no longer insulated from the rest of the world in quite the same way as previously assumed. This book looks at International trade, Transnational practices and International business ethics. This is the last book in a series of 7 on Business and Management