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Chinese Management Studies (2025) 19 (2): 330–358.
Published: 28 June 2024
...Guozhang Xu; Wanming Chen; Yongyuan Ma; Huanhuan Ma Purpose Drawing on the tenets of institutional theory, the purpose of this study is to examine the impact of Confucianism on technology for social good, while also considering the moderating influence of extrinsic informal institutions (foreign...
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Chinese Management Studies (2022) 16 (1): 62–77.
Published: 11 February 2021
...Jinyun Duan; Dilin Yao; Yue Xu; Linhan Yu Purpose Although domestic research on Chinese management is emerging, a suitable domestic theory is still needed to support and explain Chinese management practice. Given that, this paper aims to extract ideas of cultivation from Confucianism and propose...
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Chinese Management Studies (2011) 5 (1): 94–110.
Published: 05 April 2011
... of Confucianism. These principles support a more hierarchical formulation of leadership and organizations that are more centralized and less adaptive to today's dynamic environment. This paper offers an alternative leadership model, grounded in the Tao philosophy that is said to be more accommodating...
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Chinese Management Studies (2010) 4 (3): 280–285.
Published: 31 August 2010
..., Confucianism, and their implications for Chinese management. Findings Five key dimensions of the Confucian values and ethics have been uncovered and be applied to the contemporary leaders' behaviors that are moral character, human‐heartedness, human relationship, lifelong learning, and moderation...
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Chinese Management Studies (2009) 3 (4): 272–294.
Published: 09 October 2009
... by the values (MBV) concept. Design/methodology/approach The paper proposes an integrative MBV SHRM model for Chinese management, incorporating Neo‐Confucian values for responsible, pragmatic and humanistic management, as well as two dynamic SHRM elements: leadership and learning. First SHRM in China...
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Chinese Management Studies (2007) 1 (4): 257–276.
Published: 16 October 2007
...Meiling Wong Purpose Guanxi is believed to be a striking feature that helps to enter a profitable and growing Chinese market. Though many have guanxi well‐defined and classified, the core value undermined within the Confucianism that constructs guanxi networks...

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