Culture in the distribution of differentiation of the world management - Lukovic, Tihomir;Speranda, Ivo;Kizielewicz, Joanna
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This work focuses on identifying culture and its influence on the management performance. The purpose of the research is embedded in the demystification of the differences in the management performance with regard to the cultural differences worldwide. It primarily refers to the differences in the culture of Europe, America and Japan. The afore-mentioned states should be joined by China as well, which is particular in every sense, and with respect to its size, its market value is extremely big. The aim of the research is to determine how, to what extent and in what way are the cultural…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This work focuses on identifying culture and its influence on the management performance. The purpose of the research is embedded in the demystification of the differences in the management performance with regard to the cultural differences worldwide. It primarily refers to the differences in the culture of Europe, America and Japan. The afore-mentioned states should be joined by China as well, which is particular in every sense, and with respect to its size, its market value is extremely big. The aim of the research is to determine how, to what extent and in what way are the cultural differences affecting the management of the three afore-mentioned fields of research. The fact that business has become as global as ever and that global markets communicate with each other, affect the management and the differences in management domains, which needs to be examined and explained. The perceiving of the differences in the management of different markets, created under the influence of culturological differences contributes to a better understanding, appreciation and more successful business cooperation.
Autorenporträt
Prof. Tihomir Lukovi¿ - professor at Aspira College in Split.Prof. Damir Piplica - professor and head of University department of forensic sciences in Split.Prof. Tado Juri¿ - associate professor at the Catholic University of Croatia in Zagreb.