Europäische Integration Als Prozess Von Angleichung Und Differenzierung 2001
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-322-97505-8_13
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Kulturtransfer — methodisches Modell und Anwendungsperspektiven

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“…The transfer of ideas is defined as the (intentional) movement of scholarly discourses and concepts between two intellectual traditions (Osterhammel 2003). It is characterized by three processes: mediation, selection, and reception (Lüsebrink 2001, 215–17). First, mediation processes have to do with the actors who transfer and the institutions that allow for the transfer.…”
Section: American Individualism Versus German Organicismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The transfer of ideas is defined as the (intentional) movement of scholarly discourses and concepts between two intellectual traditions (Osterhammel 2003). It is characterized by three processes: mediation, selection, and reception (Lüsebrink 2001, 215–17). First, mediation processes have to do with the actors who transfer and the institutions that allow for the transfer.…”
Section: American Individualism Versus German Organicismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lüsebrink (2001) identifie trois types de processus dans le transfert : (1) les processus de sélection, (2) les processus de décision et (3) les processus de réception. Nous nous intéresserons ici surtout à la réception des valeurs d'entreprise dans les filiales.…”
Section: Transfert Des Pratiques Organisationnelles Par La Communicatunclassified
“…Accordingly, the transfer of ideas is defined as a recipient group of scholars' intentional importation of foreign administrative knowledge. More specifically, the dynamic of the transfer of ideas can be differentiated in three analytical steps: (1) mediation; (2) selection; and (3) reception (Lüsebrink 2001, pp. 215–17).…”
Section: Theorizing the Transfer Of Ideasmentioning
confidence: 99%