Routledge Handbook on Business and Management in the Middle East (eBook, PDF)

Redaktion: Sidani, Yusuf

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This handbook provides thorough insights into crucial topics that have attracted scholarly and practitioner interest in business and management in the Middle Eastern region. The handbook is for academics, students, and practitioners covering areas of business activities, functions, and locations in the Middle East.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 456
• Erscheinungstermin: 31. Juli 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781040041789
• Artikelnr.: 72280975

Autorenporträt

Yusuf Sidani is Dean at the Suliman S. Olayan School of Business, American University of Beirut and Professor of Leadership and Business Ethics. His research focuses on business ethics and international human resource management, with special interest in the Middle East region. His research appeared in leading international peer-reviewed academic journals.

Inhaltsangabe

1. Business and Management in MENA Countries Part 1: Institutional Contexts 2. The Impact of the Private Sector on Peace and Security in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq; 3. The Contemporary Context of the UAE Labor Market: An HRM Outlook; 4. Turkey and the Arab World: Public Image, Current Economic Relations, and Business Opportunities and Challenges; 5.Consumer Behavior Changes: The Case of Saudi Arabia Post COVID-19 Part 2: Leadership, Ethics, and Organizational Behavior in the Middle East 6. Theorizing the Phenomenon of Work Engagement in Islam; 7. Egyptian Leadership Character in the Context of Change; 8. Prevalent Business Leadership Styles in the Middle East: An Integrative Review; 9. From Ibn Khaldun to Sharabi: Leadership and Organizational Culture in the Arab Countries - A New Framework; 10. Navigating the Path to Ethical Leadership in the Middle East; 11. Nepotism: Is It a Curse or a Blessing? Dynamics in Arab Culture; 12. International Business Negotiations in the Middle East Part 3: Working Women in the Middle East 13. Women's Leadership in Arab MENA Countries; 14. Women in STEM in the Middle East and North Africa; 15. Increasing Employee Retainment through Mentoring: Careers of Women in STEM in the Middle East and North Africa Part 4: People Management/ HR in the Middle East 16. Business Coaching Industry in Lebanon Market Trends and Opportunities; 17. Strategic Dimensions of Millennial Expatriate Adjustment in the GCC Region; 18. Contextual Factors and Human Resource Development: Implications for Workforce Nationalization in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries; 19. Conceptualization of Modern Slavery in a Non-Western Context Part 5: Marketing in the Middle East 20. Employer Branding in the Middle East; 21. A Transformative Marketing for the Future of the Arab World; 22. The Recursive Relationship Between Brand Orientation and Brand Performance in Egyptian SMEs: The Role of Internal Branding; 23. Attitudes toward Anti-Consumption within the Clash of Pessimism and Materialism: A Case of Knowledgeable Actors Part 6: Strategy and Entrepreneurship in the Middle East 24. Philanthropy of Family Firms after a Crisis Event: A Multiple Case Study in Lebanon; 25. A Case Study in Fostering Entrepreneurship and Funding Innovation in Lebanon; 26. The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis on the Financial Performance of Manufacturing Firms: The Case of Egypt; 27. Reflecting on Immigrant Entrepreneurship through the Lens of the Lebanese Diaspora; 28. Importer-Exporter Relationship: An Arab Perspective on Success Factors and Communication Challenges; 29. The Auditing Profession in Egypt: Past, Present, and Future; 30. From Local Players to Global Competitors: Strategies for Scaling Growth in GCC Regional Enterprises Part 7: Research in the Middle East 31. Management Research in Non-Western Societies: Methodological Challenges and Propositions; Index

Rezensionen

"To date, business and management in the Middle East has not received the attention that the region's importance demands. This Handbook goes a long way toward remedying that gap. The scholars included in this Handbook have produced cutting-edge research while also proffering an agenda for future work with relevance beyond the Middle East. It also will be useful for anyone interested in how the methodological challenges of doing management research in non-Western contexts can be overcome."

Harry Van Buren, Z. Lupton Patten Endowed Chair of Business Ethics, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, USA

"For scholars and practitioners seeking a comprehensive and thought-provoking overview of business in the Middle East, the Routledge Handbook on Business and Management in the Middle East is the book to read. With chapters written by disciplinary specialists who are based locally in the Middle East and North Africa and in many other parts of the globe, the Handbook provides contextually relevant insights into topical issues in business and management practice from those who well know the Middle East. The Handbook provides a wide-ranging examination of, and asks pertinent questions about, factors affecting business in this strategically important and fascinating region of the world."

Kate Hutchings, Professor of Human Resource Management, Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia

"This is a timely and very welcome volume that augments our understanding of the Middle East region. Authors of the volume offer multidisciplinary perspectives that highlight the diversity in the region. In the last decade, the importance of this region has increased dramatically, necessitating better understanding of the regional specificities required to do business within and with the region. Most multinational enterprises are now doing business with countries in the region and are puzzled by diversities. This intriguing work provides academics and practitioners invaluable insights and reveals opportunities that normally are not visible. The book is therefore essential reading for both scholars and practitioners interested in the Middle East region."

Pervez N. Ghauri, University of Birmingham, UK