The Role of National Cultures in Shaping the Corporate Management Cultures: A Four Countries Theoretical Analysis
This paper studies the impact of national cultures on the management cultures of organizations. In doing so, this paper explores the differences and similarities among the national cultures of USA, Mexico, Pakistan and Russia, and subsequently analyzes the impacts of such differences and similaritie...
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