CCM 3L

8 flashcards · Other · by Daniel F.

1. Sophisticated stereotyping (Osland & Bird, 2000)

   dimensions are a good tool to explain stereotypes stereotype: A widely held but fixed and oversimplified image of idea of a particular type of person or a nation

2. Culture as the interaction between values and behaviour (Søderberg & Holden, 2002)

   culture is how ppl interact patterns of meaning and interpretation culture is more than national cultures together

3. Culture as a blend of dimensions instead of many individual dimensions

   A specific blend of cultural values can be used to characterize a group of individuals and to distinguish different groups archetypes This approach offers a more complete way of grasping cultural nuances by accounting for connections between many cultural aspects

4. Hofstede’s cultural dimensions: An archetype approach

5. Midgley, Venaik, & Christopulos (2018)

   Five global archetypes based on profiles on the 10 Schwartz Values in the World Values Survey Wave 5 The radars are plotted on Schwartz’s 6-point scale, with the inner most circle = 1, and the outermost circle = 6 (see the table for details)

6. GLOBE cultural clusters

7. Country clusters Ronen and Shenkar (1985)

   easy to compare countries one cluster has similar values, locations, language, religion independent countries are more developed than their geo neighbours

8. cultural change

   convergence closer communication and trade links worldwide marketing and product distribution globalization of businesses and education cultural impact and penetration divergence different cultural interpretation need to maintain cultural identity adaptation to different market trade disputes Culture evolves over time: changes in value systems can be slow and painful for a society result of change: social turmoil comes with economical strength collectivism -> individualism globalization major e…