... Limited Licensed re-use rights only Cross-cultural management Organizational behaviour From their observations of infants, Ainsworth et al. (1978) proposed three primary types of attachment styles. The first is secure attachment style, which is characterized by a positive working...

... outlooks of a broad cross-section of corporate communication practitioners across a number of major countries of South East Asia, embracing a comprehensive range of discussion topics. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Cross-cultural management Globalization Communication processes...

... typology is corrective action, which aims to reassure stakeholders that such crisis situations would not reoccur. Case studies Communication management Crisis management Cross‐cultural management National cultures Rhetoric Disaster management Government policy United States of America...

... that shared corporate identity, values, and reputation do indeed motivate staff to behave ethically. It also demonstrates the international applicability of this stance. Employee attitudes Business ethics Multinational companies Corporate identity Cross‐cultural management This paper examines...

... is discussed with regard to cross‐cultural management. Based on a case of Danish expatriates, language can be identified as linked to social strategies of inclusion and exclusion. Practical implications The analysis indicates that language use should be conceived as a dynamic process linked to social...

... that are synergistic with local values and norms. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Cross‐cultural management Communications Organizational culture Corporate communications Philanthropy Social responsibility When corporations support the right causes in the right ways – when they get...

... from the beginning to the end. This type of uniqueness in the Japanese communication is more specifically explained in Kameda (2001) : © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Communication Cross‐cultural management Languages United States of America Japan As Barnard (1938...

... Cross‐cultural management Corporate communications Language Foreign relations Denmark France Several studies in the last 20 (or more) years have focused on how international firms manage their subsidiaries abroad (see, for example Andersson, 1997 ; Barkema et al., 1997...

... the language of the art world. Similarly, cultural training can reduce hesitancy, help people from different co‐cultures relate to each other, and improve the effectiveness of communication across co‐cultures. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Cross‐cultural management Communications Training...

... Cross‐cultural management USA Chile International business Public relations Negotiating American managers acting within their cultural script are individualistic and low context, valuing relationships as a means of knowing about the client and predicting behaviors and resolving conflicts...