For me, cross-cultural management has a context. Understanding this context is important. The context is an increasingly globalised world that is dynamic. It is characterised
Category: Cross-cultural Management Studies
Can Marxist theory contribute to cross-cultural management scholarship? Part 1 – Some initial thoughts and rationale
I originally wrote this after the eventful summer of 2015, which brought to the fore more than ever the need to be critical of the
Mainstreaming cross-cultural management studies through inclusive scholarship
There is a paradox in good scholarly publication. Innovation and critical thought against the mainstream often results initially in low citations, yet without such innovation
I wish I’d written this book: Mahadevan’s ’A Very Short, Fairly Interesting and Reasonably Cheap Book About Cross-Cultural Management’
Have you ever read a book and thought ‘I wish I’d written that’. Well, Jasmin Mahadevan’s book A Very Short, Fairly Interesting and Reasonably Cheap
Why South Africa needs a critical rethink of its cultural heritage
Cultural heritage is not something stuck in time. It is dynamic. It is in the present, and it represents the future. It is easy to
What do cross-cultural management scholars think about race?
The opening couple of sentences of the blurb to a very (in)famous book of the 1970s, Hans Eysenck’s Race, Intelligence and Education reads ‘Are negroes
Terence Jackson 