Chinese perceptions and approaches to conflict resolution and thus affect Chinese negotiating behaviour. An attempt is made to illustrate salient cultural values and orientations, and empirical data is used to identify Chinese conflict preferences. The extent to which both these cultural values and conflict preferences have shaped a distinctive Chinese negotiation style is then examined
Contents: 1. Introduction: Negotiating In The Pacific Century -- 2. Cross-Cultural Perspectives On S...
Twelve Mainland Chinese export salespersons and seven Hong Kong traders were interviewed via a semi-...
China’s culture is different from Western cultures, with various implications including conflict man...
The importance of Chinese culture in cross-national negotiation has become conventional wisdom in in...
As international trade between China and the United States has increased markedly in recent years, n...
Thesis (M.A.)--University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2004.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 59-63...
In the attempt to investigate Chinese psychology and characterize Chinese culture, relationalism, or...
M.A. University of Kansas, East Asian Languages and Cultures 1996Exploratory and interdisciplinary i...
Culture is one of the major components of negotiation and plays an especially crucial role in intern...
Today, comprehensive cooperation with China is enthusiastically pursued in the international diploma...
The Chinese negotiation style is enigmatic for many foreign negotiators. Of particular concern is th...
This paper investigates the differences between American and Chinese conflict management styles and ...
Cross cultural negotiation has been an active area of study for a decade. A number of cross-cultural...
Despite increasingly frequent business interactions between China and the West, negotiations with Ch...
This dissertation investigates strategies of native Mandarin Chinese speakers in disagreement manage...
Contents: 1. Introduction: Negotiating In The Pacific Century -- 2. Cross-Cultural Perspectives On S...
Twelve Mainland Chinese export salespersons and seven Hong Kong traders were interviewed via a semi-...
China’s culture is different from Western cultures, with various implications including conflict man...
The importance of Chinese culture in cross-national negotiation has become conventional wisdom in in...
As international trade between China and the United States has increased markedly in recent years, n...
Thesis (M.A.)--University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2004.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 59-63...
In the attempt to investigate Chinese psychology and characterize Chinese culture, relationalism, or...
M.A. University of Kansas, East Asian Languages and Cultures 1996Exploratory and interdisciplinary i...
Culture is one of the major components of negotiation and plays an especially crucial role in intern...
Today, comprehensive cooperation with China is enthusiastically pursued in the international diploma...
The Chinese negotiation style is enigmatic for many foreign negotiators. Of particular concern is th...
This paper investigates the differences between American and Chinese conflict management styles and ...
Cross cultural negotiation has been an active area of study for a decade. A number of cross-cultural...
Despite increasingly frequent business interactions between China and the West, negotiations with Ch...
This dissertation investigates strategies of native Mandarin Chinese speakers in disagreement manage...
Contents: 1. Introduction: Negotiating In The Pacific Century -- 2. Cross-Cultural Perspectives On S...
Twelve Mainland Chinese export salespersons and seven Hong Kong traders were interviewed via a semi-...
China’s culture is different from Western cultures, with various implications including conflict man...