Terrence
Guay
Clinical Professor of International Business,
Director of the Center for Global Business Studies
Expertise:
- Business
Focus Areas:
- Globalization
- International Business
In The Media:
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- Teaches courses on global perspectives, international business and national policies, the business environment of Europe, and contemporary issues in international business
- Can talk about the impact of global conflict and government policies on international business and industries.
Terrence Guay is a clinical professor of international business in the Smeal College of Business and associate dean for international programs, which includes oversight of the Strickler Office of International Programs, at Penn State. He also serves as the director of Smeal’s Center for Global Business Studies. Guay’s research focuses on competition among governments, international organizations, NGOs, and other non-state actors to shape business behavior and the international business environment.
He has published or co-authored eight books and numerous journal articles and book chapters on the complexities of the EU–US relationship; the effects of government policies on the global defense industry; cooperation and competition in transatlantic economic relations; the impact of economic sanctions on international business; NGO and corporate codes of conduct; corporate social responsibility; and corporate political strategy.
In The Media
Understanding Foreign Policy ahead of Pennsylvania's primary
from WGAL-TV April 20, 2024
"Traditionally, foreign policy is usually not a major issue for American voters ... but there are some pretty big conflicts happening globally that are resonating with Americans because they are already having an impact on business issues."
Russia's arms trade: Is the war in Ukraine bad for business?
from BBC: World Business Report September 12, 2022
"Russia can't really afford to export its arms now because it needs them for its efforts in Ukraine. Their expectations of this war wrapping up quickly were clearly wrong, and as a result, they've needed far more weaponry than they anticipated."
How a messy Brexit could hit U.S. businesses
from CBS News April 3, 2019
"The U.K. is one of our biggest customers,to the extent that the U.K.'s economy does well, with or without Brexit, that's going to have an impact on Americans who have jobs and industries that export to the U.K."
China, U.S. winning in global arms industry shakeup spurred by Ukraine war
from UPI June 6, 2022
"As the U.S. and its allies pour significant sums of money into arming Ukraine and Russia bleeds tanks and personnel, countries across the world are rethinking defense budgets, materiel needs and military relationships."
Here's how the Brexit vote will affect America
from PRI June 24, 2016
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