2015
DOI: 10.18092/ijeas.49505
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The Adaptability of Management Models Across Cultures

Abstract: With the emergence of globalization, the transfer of management principles and models and technology between the organizations has become a common practice. This situation inevitably increased in research about the issue of similarities and differences between societies, organizations, nations, and individuals. This article aims to contribute to this line of research by discussing the convergence or divergence of national cultures and related work values. This article suggests that although a degree of converg… Show more

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“…According to Alder and Bartholomew (1992) "With the emergence of globalization in the past several decades, it is more common to see scholars that support the idea that culture of the countries, structures of the organizations, and behavior of the organizational members are becoming more similar -convergence-, while other scholars support that the culture of the countries, structures of the organizations, and the behavior of the members of organizations preserve their dissimilaritiesdivergence-"(p. 551). Yuksel & Durna (2015) emphasize the theory of cultural convergence and divergence that explains how the members of an organization treat new information related to organizations. For example because of globalization countries and organizations in many of these countries have incorporated individualistic work values but the old values of collective work still remain strong in some countries.…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Alder and Bartholomew (1992) "With the emergence of globalization in the past several decades, it is more common to see scholars that support the idea that culture of the countries, structures of the organizations, and behavior of the organizational members are becoming more similar -convergence-, while other scholars support that the culture of the countries, structures of the organizations, and the behavior of the members of organizations preserve their dissimilaritiesdivergence-"(p. 551). Yuksel & Durna (2015) emphasize the theory of cultural convergence and divergence that explains how the members of an organization treat new information related to organizations. For example because of globalization countries and organizations in many of these countries have incorporated individualistic work values but the old values of collective work still remain strong in some countries.…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%