Titlebook: Beyond Hofstede; Culture Frameworks f Cheryl Nakata (Professor of Marketing and Internat Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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Impact of Context on Cross-Cultural Researchehavior patterns. Each of these approaches provides a perspective on culture, focusing on a particular aspect and its impact on attitudes and behavior. However, the different perspectives largely ignore the impact of the contextual setting in which cultural phenomena take place.

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Shifting Perspectives: Multiple Cultures and Community Embeddedness in an Anglo-German MNCer and with groups both in the surrounding area and at the national and global levels, I propose that firms are best conceived of not as bounded entities or fragmented cultures but as nexuses of internal subgroups with complex links to outside communities.

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Using Mental Models to Study Cross-Cultural Interactions these cognitive networks to study and participate in intra- and intercultural interactions. We propose individual and shared mental models as a framework for evaluating cultural differences and navigating cross-cultural business interactions.

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Reflexive Considerations of Culture Theories in Global Marketingd by the Hofstedean paradigm (see Chapter 4 by Nakata and Izberk-Bilgin). Similar observations have been drawn by other researchers (see Chapter 2 by Earley, and Chapter 3 by Taras and Steele in this book). Consequently, insights into culture and its implications for global marketing have been severely restricted.

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The Regime of International Lawd by the Hofstedean paradigm (see Chapter 4 by Nakata and Izberk-Bilgin). Similar observations have been drawn by other researchers (see Chapter 2 by Earley, and Chapter 3 by Taras and Steele in this book). Consequently, insights into culture and its implications for global marketing have been severely restricted.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230240834business; communication; complexity; international business; management; marketing; organization