2008
DOI: 10.1504/ijccm.2008.019590
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Going global, crossing cultures: intercultural management in Chinese enterprises

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“…Many Chinese corporations obviously still lack long-term experience in international economic activities, due to China's long period of economic closeness. The Chinese literature on crosscultural Management (CCM) regards China's access to the World Trade Organization in 2001 as a turning point in the importance of CCM for Chinese companies and researchers (Xi, 2004, p.2;in Jungbluth, 2008). Jungbluth (2015) provides an overview of the academic discussion on the topic of CCM in China.…”
Section: Cross-cultural Management In Chinamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many Chinese corporations obviously still lack long-term experience in international economic activities, due to China's long period of economic closeness. The Chinese literature on crosscultural Management (CCM) regards China's access to the World Trade Organization in 2001 as a turning point in the importance of CCM for Chinese companies and researchers (Xi, 2004, p.2;in Jungbluth, 2008). Jungbluth (2015) provides an overview of the academic discussion on the topic of CCM in China.…”
Section: Cross-cultural Management In Chinamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The firms should integrate funds, resources, human resources, and markets into a comprehensive R&D system and establish a learning and innovation mechanism of equality, cooperation, and sharing when acquiring foreign technologies and R&D sections by means of mergers and acquisitions (M&A). Jungbluth (2008) discusses the problem of intercultural management in international Chinese companies with a major focus on M&A in Germany, and claims that investment abroad requires especially careful preparation, as shown by the experiences of many Western companies struggling to set foot in foreign countries.…”
Section: Odi Study Review Of Technological Innovations In Developing mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kondakci et al (2008) study found a dissonance in what management and students consider internationalisation of higher education. Jungbluth (2008) emphasised the importance of international management in academia and draws attention to the question of how managers are prepared for a global work environment. Exchange students often face several problems including difficulty in teamwork, culture shock, language adjustment etc, due to the lack of importance attributed to the recognition of cultural difference.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%