NEHRT, Lee C(harles)

NEHRT, Lee C(harles). American, b. 1926. Genres: Business/Trade/ Industry, Economics, International relations/Current affairs, Education. Career: Board Chair, Local Chapter, American Red Cross, 1995-98; Curator, International Museum of Blacksmithing, Nashville, Indiana, 1991-93; President and Dean of the Fellows, Academy of International Business. Former Professor of International Business, Indiana University; Consultant to U.S. Treasury, World Bank, U.N., private industries; and Adviser to the Government of Tunisia and University of Dacca; Clinton Professor of International Mgmt., Wichita State University, Kansas, 1974-78; Director, World Trade Institute, NYC, 1978-81; Owens-Illinois Professor of International Mgmt., Ohio State University, Columbus, 1981-86; Adviser, Government of Indonesia, 1986-89. Publications: Foreign Marketing of Nuclear Power Plants, 1965; Financing Capital Equipment Exports, 1966; (ed.) International Finance for Multinational Business, 1967, 1972; (with F. Truitt and R. Wright) International Business: Past, Present and Future, 1969; The Political Climate for Private Investment in North Africa, 1970; (with Ali El Salmi) Managerial Policy and Strategy for the Arab World, 1973; (with Lamp Li and G. Evans) Managerial Policy, Strategy and Planning for South East Asia, 1974; (with E. Soriano) Business Policy in an Asian Context, 1977, 1984, 1989; Business and International Education, 1977; The Internationalization of the Business School Curriculum, 1979; Case Studies of Internationalization of the Business School Curriculum, 1981. Address: 550 Birdie Galyan Rd, Bloomington, IN 47408, U.S.A.