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International Management
Spain's culture will be different from the U.S. culture in almost every way, but particularly in three of these areas. First, Spain's culture is diffuse, as compared to the U.S. specific type of relationship between individuals. Spanish individuals tend to be more generous in blending their personal space with the working environment, while in the U.S. these are generally better separated.
Second, Spain's culture favors particularism to the U.S. universalism, by which we understand that, in Spain's case, relationships are more important than rules and regulations. In the case of the U.S., obviously, rules and regulations form the backbone of the system and are part of the success of the American society. Finally, according to figure 4-5, Spain is neutral, while the U.S. has a more emotional culture, which means that the Americans tend to display...
Spanish individuals are known for their emotional behavior and for their society based on the relationship between individuals (which is obviously an emotional one). At the same time, the Americans tend to show their emotions less and I think this is more in line with the assumption that they tend to keep the personal and working spaces separate. I would also see, contrary to Trompenaars's assumptions, Spain more inclined towards communitarianism than towards individualism.
2. According to Trompenaars, Italy and Spain are different on all five dimensions that he includes in his model. I would argue rather differently and towards the fact that the two countries that share so much of their culture, origin of their…
International Management The cultural tourism is a part of cultural industry and it promotes cultural products of travelers as cultural practice (Craik, 1995; 87; Prentice, 2001). This tourism format is well thought-out as an organization which covers diverging activities. Traditional building or sites are of attraction for the tourists and this is used as an incentive by the cultural tourism industry. These buildings had their own distinct past but nowadays it is
International Management Is Affected by Cultural and Traditional Differences in Communication This paper presents an examination of communication on an international level when it comes to business management. The writer takes the reader on an exploratory journey through the reasons it is important to be able to manage such communication. There were 12 sources used to complete this paper. As the world continues to globalize, the art of communication on an international
International Marketing Comparison of Spain and Czech Republic This paper is written out in the form of a comparison between the two countries of Spain and Czech Republic. In all the sub-heads, the situation in Spain is first discussed and that is followed by the relevant description about the Czech Republic. In all reasonableness, Spain has been a poor country with low employment, and this is being solved with temporary employment
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Managing Risk Assessment and Litigation in UK Physical Education Departments This is a research proposal for a British university that aims to examine the rise of the litigation culture in the UK, as well as how schools' physical education (PE) departments are geared towards coping with it, particularly in light of professional training of physical education teachers for this purpose by management. Risk assessment training is a management-based programme; therefore, the