... Limited 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Toxic leadership United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Cross-cultural management Japan Social constructivism Within leadership scholarship, there is a continuing interest in the study of the process...

... identified a number of shared themes that influence CVO practice in the Indo-Japanese context. The findings develop an awareness of cross-cultural management's (CCM) in relation to the under-explored area of the Indo-Japanese dyad. Research limitations/implications The paper develops CCM perspectives...

... and Taube, 2015). Sven Horak is the corresponding author and can be contacted at: horaks@stjohns.edu 11 06 2015 08 05 2016 05 06 2016 © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Emerald Group Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Cross-cultural management Asia...

..., but suggests that the opposite might be true. Business strategy Strategic groups Uncertainty Cross‐cultural management The link between strategy and performance among small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) has been widely researched. In general, entrepreneurs tend to pursue a differentiation...

... at: guru.prabhakar@uwe.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Leadership Cross‐cultural management Management strategy This work is based on an interview with Pietro Valfre'di Bonzo, Chief corporate representative of Fiat International in India, conducted under the aegis of the GLOBE...

...‐cultural management Organizational performance Strategic alliances have come to play an increasingly prominent part in the contemporary global economy. Although partner firms are increasingly entering into these alliances due to the intensification of global competition, many of these alliances...

... Project teams Cross‐cultural management Project management is a well‐established discipline and profession that exists for the purpose of creating specific products via a dedicated plan. Project management techniques are founded upon western thinking, but are applied to projects worldwide...

... dictating people's behaviours within fault lines drawn by ethnicity and nationality; and 2. view culture as constantly evolving, dynamic and not subject to national, ethnic or other boundaries. Cross‐cultural management Strategic alliances Coalitions France India In past decades...

... a holistic perspective, taking context factors into account and integrating the findings into earlier research. Decision making Employee participation Cross‐cultural management Middle managers Europe Rational models of decision‐making characteristically include problem definition...

... perception Cross‐cultural management The notion of charismatic leadership could be traced as far back as Weber (1968, p. 241) who defined charisma as: […] a certain quality of an individual personality by virtue of which he is set apart from ordinary men and treated as endowed with supernatural...

... of differing cultures, and an awareness of these differences would be useful to strategy planners. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Cross‐cultural management Strategic management Problem identification Problem solving Decision making Response flexibility With the growing importance...