The impact of Chinese culture can be felt in all areas of
business and management in China, from Chinese firms to Western
companies. This edited volume integrates contributions from
multiple disciplines and countries, including China, Hong Kong,
Taiwan, France, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the United Kingdom,
and the United States. More than merely a compendium of
how-to-do-business-in-China tips, this book examines the influence
of culture--specifically, Confucian values and Chinese
traditions--on foreign direct investment, joint ventures,
management styles and theories, and organizational behavior.
Alon and his contributors demonstrate that significant
differences still exist between Chinese and Western cultures, and
that these differences require an adaptation on both sides. Chinese
firms will need to adapt to the way Western organizations do
busines, as well as to currents in Western management theory;
meanwhile, Western firms will need to take Chinese cultural
influences into account when formulating strategy. Both sides can
benefit from the insights contained in this volume, which is
relevant for scholars of international business, cross-cultural
management, and organizational behavior.
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