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Zusatztext "The author has created a rich tapestry of the culture of the Latin Americas, lled with insights drawn from history, art, literature, anthropology, sociology and politics. In terms of scope, it is an ambitious and admirable attempt to bring together knowledge from so many domains, and to produce an integrated understanding of the countries in the Americas. Behrens innovatively brings out the distinctive value preferences of the people of countries like Argentina, Brazil, and America. He also critically analyses the work of the cross cultural theorists which helps build perspective by comparing and contrasting them with the culture portraits put together by him in this book.... The book would be of interest to multiple audiences including scholars and practitioners. It would be especially valuable to those who need to work and negotiate with businesses/ people in Latin America, in particular Brazil." Informationen zum Autor Alfredo Behrens lectures on Cross-Cultural Management in the International Executive MBA programme of the Fundação Instituto de Administração, São Paulo, Brazil.. He has worked in or with the private and public sector in the Americas, East and Western Europe and Southern Africa. He was awarded the McNamara Fellowship by the World Bank, the Hewlett fellowship by Princeton University, The Boa Vista Bank award, and the Jean Monet Fellowship by the European University, Fiesole, Italy. Klappentext Alfredo Behrens lectures on Cross-Cultural Management in the International Executive MBA programme of the Funda¿ Instituto de Administra¿, S¿Paulo, Brazil.. He has worked in or with the private and public sector in the Americas, East and Western Europe and Southern Africa. He was awarded the McNamara Fellowship by the World Bank, the Hewlett fellowship by Princeton University, The Boa Vista Bank award, and the Jean Monet Fellowship by the European University, Fiesole, Italy. Zusammenfassung Culture and Management in the Americas provides a different approach to enhance the effectiveness of management across cultures....
