The evolution of cross-cultural research in management studies

Antonio Capaldo, Alessandra Vecchi, Bice Della Piana

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Abstract

Although previous studies have extensively scrutinized cross-cultural research in the field of management, we still lack a thorough assessment of the evolution of this literature over the last about five decades. This is the primary purpose of the present paper, which employs four dimensions of analysis in order to both critically assess each individual decade and more broadly depict the evolution of cross-cultural research over the entire time period under investigation. Building upon the reviews described earlier, the selected dimensions are: (1) major themes and issues; (2) explanations of similarities and differences in organizational behavior; (3) research approach (empirical vs. conceptual); and (4) research topics.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationInternational Strategy and Cross-cultural Management
Pages1-30
Number of pages30
Publication statusPublished - 2009
Event7th EIASM Workshop on International Strategy and Cross Cultural Management, September 25-26 2009, Helsinky. - Helsinki
Duration: 25 Sept 200926 Sept 2009

Workshop

Workshop7th EIASM Workshop on International Strategy and Cross Cultural Management, September 25-26 2009, Helsinky.
CityHelsinki
Period25/9/0926/9/09

Keywords

  • Cross-cultural research
  • Longitudinal literature review

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