Africa: We Owe It to Our Ancestors, Our Children, and Ourselves elucidates the nature and importance of African culture and its role in business practices. This book, written from an inside-out perspective, is a practical guide for conducting business effectively and efficiently in Africa.
Africa: We Owe It to Our Ancestors, Our Children, and Ourselves elucidates the nature and importance of African culture and its role in business practices. This book, written from an inside-out perspective, is a practical guide for conducting business effectively and efficiently in Africa.
Michael Ba Banutu-Gomez is an Associate Professor of Management at Rowan University, New Jersey. He teaches courses in International Business, Global Leadership and Organization, and Organizational Behavior. Professor Banutu-Gomez received his Ph.D. from Case Western Reserve University. He has published numerous articles on business in scholarly journals such as The Business Review and Cross-Cultural Management: An International Journal.
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Part 1 Preface Part 2 Acknowledgements Part 3 Introduction: Children of the Land Chapter 4 1: The Traditional African Community Chapter 5 2: An African Child Chapter 6 3: The Changing African Family Chapter 7 4: Africans on the Move Chapter 8 5: Rethinking African Social Policy: Policy Changes Need to Combat the Problems of Rural-Urban Migration Chapter 9 6: Protecting Africa's Natural Environment: Where Did All the Elephants Go? Chapter 10 7: Becoming a United, Self-Sustaining Continent: Finding the Solution to Rural Urban Migration Chapter 11 8: African Unification Chapter 12 9: Revitalizing Modern African Society: Traditional African Commitment to Community Mechanisms Chapter 13 10: Building a Sustinable Democratic Africa Chapter 14 11: My Africa Chapter 15 12: Conclusion: My Vision for Africa: I Have a Vision of a New Africa Part 16 Notes Part 17 Bibliography Part 18 Index Part 19 About the Author
Part 1 Preface Part 2 Acknowledgements Part 3 Introduction: Children of the Land Chapter 4 1: The Traditional African Community Chapter 5 2: An African Child Chapter 6 3: The Changing African Family Chapter 7 4: Africans on the Move Chapter 8 5: Rethinking African Social Policy: Policy Changes Need to Combat the Problems of Rural-Urban Migration Chapter 9 6: Protecting Africa's Natural Environment: Where Did All the Elephants Go? Chapter 10 7: Becoming a United, Self-Sustaining Continent: Finding the Solution to Rural Urban Migration Chapter 11 8: African Unification Chapter 12 9: Revitalizing Modern African Society: Traditional African Commitment to Community Mechanisms Chapter 13 10: Building a Sustinable Democratic Africa Chapter 14 11: My Africa Chapter 15 12: Conclusion: My Vision for Africa: I Have a Vision of a New Africa Part 16 Notes Part 17 Bibliography Part 18 Index Part 19 About the Author
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