Research on Cross-Cultural Management in International Business Activities

Key issues in cross-cultural business communication: Anthropological approaches to international business

Cultural factors have long been known to influence the communication and success potential of competition. Cultural awareness shapes how business firms behave in cross-culturally reflected international markets. It is broadly recognized that cultural factors act as invisible barriers in international business communications. Understanding cultural differences is one of the most significant skil...

Evaluating eHealth: Undertaking Robust International Cross-Cultural eHealth Research

eHealth—the use of electronic tools in delivering health care [1]—is rapidly emerging as an international priority in nations at all levels of development, yet the benefits and priorities have not clearly been defined. The result is that there is an urgent need for additional research in this area. International research to evaluate the impact of eHealth would be especially helpful, and unless ...

Cultural stereotyping in international business relationships

The role of culture in the development of international buyer/seller relationships has attracted the attention of academics and practitioners in marketing and management (for example, Adler 1997; Dabholkar, Johnston & Cathey 1994; Hofstede 1994; Soutar, Grainger & Hedges 1999). This paper examines the role of national culture and stereotyping in the development of a potential buyer/seller relat...

Research and International Business

This article addresses issues of relevant research by differentiating research from intelligence-gathering, by presenting classical approach to develop criteria for selecting research topic, by indicating the importance of research validity and limitations, and by taking eclectic paradigm as an example of research in international business.

Cross-cultural Research Issues in Developing International Tourist Markets for Cultural Events