We base our work on interviews of Chinese managers living in and around Shanghai. We use the neo-institutional theoretical stream, which considers that a country’s economy is influenced by cultural and institutional phenomena. In a first part, we describe the theoretical background to the research and our method. Then, in a second part, we present the significant cultural and institutional features of China that enable us to justify several hypotheses about our topic. In a third part, we analyze eight in-depth interviews, trying to answer our research question. Our basic research question focuses on what “Performance ” means for Chinese managers. Behind the word, we analyze the cultural and institutional backgrounds of their business activi...
Purpose The thesis reports on a study aimed at exploring the ways Chinese management is adapting u...
This master thesis aims to put an abstract view on culture and leadership in China considering the c...
There is evidence that Chinese pragmatism accounts for Small and Medium Enterprise’ success in China...
We base our work on interviews of Chinese managers living in and around Shanghai. We use the neo-ins...
National audienceA historical analysis of the concept of Performance in China. A Western lectureWe b...
This study seeks to investigate the personal value systems of Chinese managers across three nations ...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to examine the influence of the Chinese cultural architecture ...
This book describes how a deeper knowledge and understanding of cultural differences represents a me...
This study sought to examine the relative impact of several competing sources of values and ideologi...
Starting in 2001, China’s Going Out policy has encouraged Multinational Corporations (MNCs) and expa...
Research Doctorate - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)Scholars generally agree that in the context of Chine...
Copyright © 2014 Jose Wong, Siew-Huat Kong. This is an open access article distributed under the Cre...
It is no secret that things often work differently in China than what we are used to in the Western ...
To a large extent, management is perceived as a Western notion and is based on Western assumptions a...
This thesis refers to Western multinational corporations (MNCs) that expanded their business activit...
Purpose The thesis reports on a study aimed at exploring the ways Chinese management is adapting u...
This master thesis aims to put an abstract view on culture and leadership in China considering the c...
There is evidence that Chinese pragmatism accounts for Small and Medium Enterprise’ success in China...
We base our work on interviews of Chinese managers living in and around Shanghai. We use the neo-ins...
National audienceA historical analysis of the concept of Performance in China. A Western lectureWe b...
This study seeks to investigate the personal value systems of Chinese managers across three nations ...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to examine the influence of the Chinese cultural architecture ...
This book describes how a deeper knowledge and understanding of cultural differences represents a me...
This study sought to examine the relative impact of several competing sources of values and ideologi...
Starting in 2001, China’s Going Out policy has encouraged Multinational Corporations (MNCs) and expa...
Research Doctorate - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)Scholars generally agree that in the context of Chine...
Copyright © 2014 Jose Wong, Siew-Huat Kong. This is an open access article distributed under the Cre...
It is no secret that things often work differently in China than what we are used to in the Western ...
To a large extent, management is perceived as a Western notion and is based on Western assumptions a...
This thesis refers to Western multinational corporations (MNCs) that expanded their business activit...
Purpose The thesis reports on a study aimed at exploring the ways Chinese management is adapting u...
This master thesis aims to put an abstract view on culture and leadership in China considering the c...
There is evidence that Chinese pragmatism accounts for Small and Medium Enterprise’ success in China...