Ten years ago small and medium enterprises would have needed to invest significantly to contemplate moving out of their domestic environment into the global arena. The advent of the Internet has changed all that. International E-Business Marketing focuses on Global Marketing in the Internet age. It examines in detail the characteristics of E-business are likely to apply in the international domain including the constraints imposed by both the medium and the environment. It also explores what changes may be necessary to firm's current E-business activities when their focus is on the global as opposed to being primarily on the domestic market. An introductory chapter sets the scene and introduces a model of global e-business marketing. The first part of the text follows contains an extensive review of how E-business impacts on both theories of marketing and international business in the international electronic environment. Part Two explores strategies for developing global business. The third part explores in specific detail, how the application of the Internet in the international environment is likely to be impacted upon by cultural, political, legal, economic, financial and technological factors. The final part focuses on specific issues related to products and services, pricing problems, distribution strategies and promotional approaches when conducting international marketing via the Internet. International E-Business Marketing is suitable for students following courses on international business or marketing or e-commerce.