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9780761913382

Working Across Cultures : Applications and Exercises

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    9780761913382

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    0761913386

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-10-02
  • Publisher: SAGE Publications, Inc

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The 71 exercises in this book can help you provide students and trainees with the practical experience and knowledge needed to succeed in real-world situations.Drawing from over 15 years of cross-cultural training experience, the author has assembled a diverse number of engaging exercises that can be quickly implemented with minimal effort. Self-administered questionnaires, case studies, culture-focused interviews, and pro and con debates are just a few of the wide range of activities you can use to enrich the classroom.

Table of Contents

Preface: Using This Book vii
Understanding Cross-Cultural Differences
1(16)
Culture and Group Effectiveness
1(2)
Culture and the Manager's Role
3(2)
Preconceived Influences
5(4)
Language and Perception
9(2)
Metaphors for Culture
11(1)
Cultural Identity
12(1)
Nationalism, Ethnicity, and Globalization
13(4)
The Dimensions of Culture: Part I
17(14)
Arrival Times for Different Activities
20(1)
Time as Past, Present, and Future
20(3)
Time and National Cultures
23(1)
Individualism-Collectivism
23(1)
Collectivism and Test Taking
24(1)
My Best Friend Versus Money
24(1)
Space and Work
25(1)
Spatial Zones
26(1)
Relationship With Nature
26(1)
Being or Doing
27(1)
Being and Doing Phrases
28(1)
The Nature of People
28(1)
The Story of Upoli
29(2)
The Dimensions of Culture: Part II
31(8)
The Work of Hofstede
31(2)
Continuing to Use Hofstede's Dimensions
33(1)
Supplementing Hofstede's Framework
34(1)
Idiocentrism and Allocentrism
34(1)
Idiocentrism and Allocentrism
35(3)
Shared Cultural Values
37(1)
Cultural Values
38(1)
Cultural Metaphors
39(32)
Using Metaphors to Understand National Differences
39(1)
Questionnaire Items
40(8)
Paragraph Profiles
48(5)
Using Metaphors to Implement Organizational Change
48(5)
Organizational Change
53(1)
Learning About Cultural Metaphors in Pairs or Triads
53(1)
Cultural Sensemaking
53(1)
Stereotypes and Cultural Metaphors
54(1)
The Cultural Interview
55(1)
Debating the Merits of Cultural Metaphors
55(1)
Creating Advertising Slogans
55(3)
Creating a Complete Advertisement
58(5)
Using Metaphors to Compare Government and Business
62(1)
The German Symphony, American Football, and Boards of Directors
63(1)
Applying the German Symphony and American Football to Mergers of Companies
63(1)
Managerial Interviews, Joint Ventures, and Cultural Metaphors
64(1)
Selling Furniture
64(1)
Office Assignments
65(1)
Analyzing Advertisements
66(1)
Military and Business Strategy
66(1)
International Strategies
66(2)
Organization Design and Work Groups
68(3)
Cultures as Processes, Outcomes, and Emotional Expression
71(10)
Seeing Processes, Outcomes, and Emotional Expression in Action
72(2)
Southern Versus Northern Hospitality
74(1)
The Hong Kong Orchestra
75(1)
Problem-Solving Approaches
76(1)
Religions and Cultures
76(5)
Sociolinguistics
81(8)
Words, Phrases, and Cultural Meanings
81(1)
Colors and Cultural Meanings
82(1)
The Deaf Culture
82(1)
Stereotyping National Cultures
83(1)
Mangled Advertising Campaigns
83(2)
Nonverbal Communication
85(1)
Just Say No
85(1)
Global Virtual Teams
85(1)
Interviews About Languages
86(1)
The Language of Gestures
87(2)
Additional Behaviors Across Cultures
89(10)
Social Class, Culture, and Gender
90(1)
Culture Versus Social Class
90(1)
Culture and Race
90(1)
Culture and Institutions
91(3)
Classification of Human Relationships
92(2)
The Four Basic Types of Human Relations
94(1)
An Ethical Dilemma
95(1)
Preparing for an International Assignment
95(2)
Life Lesson
97(2)
Cross-Cultural Negotiations
99(12)
Rug Negotiations: Part 1
99(1)
Rug Negotiations: Part 2
100(1)
Rug Negotiations: Part 3
100(3)
Key Rules of Negotiating
103(1)
Metaphors for Negotiations
104(2)
Collecting No's Cross-Culturally
106(2)
Alpha and Beta Styles
108(1)
American, Japanese, and German Styles of Negotiation
108(1)
American, Japanese, and German Styles of Negotiating
109(2)
A Metaphor in Depth: The German Symphony
111(10)
Chapter Overview
111(1)
Discussion of the Culture
112(6)
Activities and Exercises
118(1)
Chapter Performance Review
119(2)
A Metaphor in Depth: The Japanese Garden
121(10)
Chapter Overview
121(1)
Discussion of the Culture
122(6)
Activities and Exercises
128(1)
Chapter Performance Review
129(2)
Training Videos and Web Sites
131(3)
References 134(3)
Index 137(6)
About the Author 143

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