Managing Cultural Differences Table

1. A Leadership in Globalization...............................1

2. Leadership in Global Communications.........................5

3. Leadership in Global Negotiations and Strategic Alliances...9

4. Leadership in Cultural Change..............................10

5. Leadership in Cultural Synergy.............................11

6. Managing for Cross-Cultural Effectiveness..................14

7. Managing Transitions and Relocations.......................16

8. Managing Diversity in the Global Work Culture..............18

9. Effective Performance in the Global Marketplace............20

10. Doing Business with North Americans.......................25

11. Doing Business with Latin Americans.......................27

12. Doing Business with Asians................................29

13. Doing Business with Europeans.............................29

14. Doing Business with Middle Easterners.....................31

15. Doing Business with Africans..............................32

Conclusion....................................................33

References....................................................34

Managing Cultural Differences - A Summary

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