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ISBN 10: 0205835591
ISBN 13: 9780205835591
Author: Gary Ferraro, Elizabeth Briody
Demonstrates how the theory and insights of cultural anthropology can positively influence the conduct of global business. The Cultural Dimension of Global Business provides a foundation for understanding the impact of culture on global business and global business on culture. Learning GoalsUpon completing this book readers will be able to: Understand the interaction between global business and culture Discuss comparative values and cultural differences Recognize the importance of understanding nonverbal communication patterns prevalent in the international business arena Be familiar with three functional processes critical to success in conducting global business: negotiating, partnering, and managing Identify strategies for coping with culture shock
The Cultural Dimension of Global Business 7th Table of contents:
1. Cultural Anthropology and Global Business,
Introduction: Global Connections,
The Perspective of Cultural Anthropology,
Cultural Anthropology and Business,
Anthropology’s Major Concept: Culture,
Culture Is Learned
Culture Influences Biological Processes
Cultural Universals Do Exist
Cultural Change
People from All Cultures Are Ethnocentric
Cultures Are Integrated Wholes
Corporations Also Have Cultures
Cultural Differences in Business: Challenges and Opportunities,
Cross-Cultural Scenarios,
2. Lenses for Understanding Culture and Cultural Differences,
Contrasting Values,
The Individual–Collective Dimension
The Equality–Hierarchy Dimension
The Change Orientation Dimension
The Time Orientation Dimension
Context,
Metaphors,
Change,
Conclusion,
Cross-Cultural Scenarios,
3. Communicating across Cultures: The Nonverbal Dimension,
The Nature of Nonverbal Communication,
Types of Nonverbal Communication
Potential pitfalls in Studying Nonverbal Communication
Business Introductions,
Business Card Exchange
Bowing
Gift Giving
Interactions Among Businesspeople,
Body Posture
Gaze
Hand Gestures
Facial Expressions
Dress
Proxemics
New Technologies and Visual Media
Conclusion,
Cross-Cultural Scenarios,
4. Communicating across Cultures: Language,
The Ideal of Linguistic Proficiency in Global Business,
Linguistic Diversity,
Language and Culture,
The Influence of Culture on Language
The Influence of Language on Culture
Language Mirrors Values
Linguistic Style,
Language and Social Context,
Some Additional Complicating Factors,
Slang
Euphemisms
Verbal Dueling
Humor
Conversational Taboos
Information and Communication Technologies in the 21st Century,
Conclusion,
Cross-Cultural Scenarios,
5. Negotiating across Cultures,
The Nature of Cross-Cultural Negotiation,
Where to Negotiate,
Effective Strategies for International Negotiators,
Avoid Cultural Cluelessness
Concentrate on Long-Term Relationships, Not Short-Term Contracts
Focus on the Interests behind the Positions
Avoid Overreliance on Cultural Generalizations
Be Sensitive to Timing
Remain Flexible
Prepare Carefully
Learn to Listen, Not Just Speak
Act Ethically and with Integrity
The Use of Interpreters,
The Global Negotiator,
Cross-Cultural Scenarios,
6. Partnering across Cultures,
Partnership Basics,
Meetings as Opportunities for Collaboration,
Meetings and National-Culture Differences
Meetings and Organizational-Culture Differences
Lessons Drawn from Meetings
Decision-Making Models to Advance the Partnership Work,
Decision Making and Cultural Differences
Decision Making and Organizational-Culture Differences
The Impact of Decision-Making Differences
Lessons Drawn from Decision-Making Models
Partnering Relationships and Problem Solving,
Partnering with On-Site Work Colleagues
Distinctions between Local and Global Partnerships
Global Virtual Partnerships
Partnership Life Cycle
Partnership Process Outcomes
Partnership Product Outcomes
Lessons Drawn from Partnering Relationships and Problem Solving
Cross-Cultural Scenarios,
7. Coping with Culture Shock,
The Nature of Culture Shock,
Definition
Impact While Abroad
Impact upon Repatriation
Minimizing Culture Shock,
Weigh the Alternatives
Prepare Carefully
Additional Suggestions
Cross-Cultural Scenarios,
8. Developing Global Leaders,
Globally Oriented Firms,
Creating a Globally Oriented Workforce,
The Evolving Profile of the Overseas Assignment,
Fluctuation in Expatriate Numbers
The Rise in Short-Term Assignments
Expatriate Strategy Pros and Cons
Selection,
Technical Skills
Ability to Adjust
Useful Selection Criteria
Selection Models
Preparation,
Language Training
Cross-Cultural Training
The Specifics of Overseas Life and the Job
In-Country Support,
A Role for the Corporation
Accessing Local Networks
Repatriation,
Repatriation Track Record
Global Strategy Reimagined
Global Leaders for the 21st Century,
Cross-Cultural Scenarios,
Appendix A Cross-Cultural Scenario Discussions,
Appendix B Locating Relevant Cultural Information,
The Traditional Anthropological Approach,
Documentary Sources Useful in Developing a Cultural Profile,
Culture-Specific Associations
Some Country-Specific Sources
U.S. Government Sources
Sources of Country-Specific News and Current Events
The Electronic Library
Human Resources for Culture-Specific Information,
One’s Own Company
Academia
Foreign Trade Offices
Private-Sector Consultants and Trainers
The Search for Cultural Information Upon Arrival,
In-Country Documentary Resources
In-Country Human Resources
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