Developed & Maintained by Lloyd C. Russow
About Everything International: Using the Everything International site does not require registration, nor are any 'cookies' placed on your computer. Hyperlinks to public and private sources are listed; perceived usefulness being the only criteria used in selecting sites. Since my background is international marketing, and my interests lie with macroenvironmental secondary data, the lists reflect those biases to some degree. An attempt has been made to broaden the scope of recommended sites by including other functional areas. The sites are evaluated carefully and
those included are believed to contain accurate information. Please realize that even
organizations like the United Nations and the World Bank include some
inaccuracies because the data may be self-reported (i.e., the country data
comes from the countries' own reports in some cases), because there are some
political implications of reporting data (some data may be omitted, some
countries may be classified as higher on the economic development ladder, etc.),
and many other reasons. EI Site Commendations: In 2007 the site received a five-star rating (5 of 5) by Multimedia Educational Resources for Learning and Online Teaching (MERLOT) as an outstanding web-based teaching and learning resource; The Federation of International Trade Association (FITA), "Really Useful Site" Award, 2006; The Chronicle of Higher Education, November 28, 1997. Dryden Press, June 1997. Philadelphia Business Journal, August 15, 1997. Lycos' Top Ten International Trade site, Spring, 1999.
Performing Research: About the author: Lloyd is Lead Subject Matter Expert in the area of International Trade Data Resources. He was part of a small team to develop a national (U.S.) certificate in international trade, the Certified Global Business Professional (CGBP). Funding was provided by the states of California and Illinois, and a grant funded by the Department of Education under the Title IV Business and International Education program. The initiative is sponsored by the NASBITE International, and supported by federal, state, and local agencies and institutions including the U.S. Department of Commerce, the U.S. Commercial Service (U.S. Department of State), and the Small Business Administration. Participants include practitioners, academics, and representatives from a variety of federal and state agencies in the United States and Canada. For additional information and status of this project, please visit the NASBITE certification web site. Lloyd Russow is Graduate Dean and a Professor
of International Business and Marketing at Philadelphia University.
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