Models • Sustainable Development (resources) Environmentaly sound Culturally appropriate Gender equal • Human development Development is a process of social change Science and technology play a significant role in the process Theories of Social and Technical change • Techno-determinism theory Technologies is the main drive for social change The universal application of technology has led to industrialization The technology caused significant changes in the economy politics
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towards modernity. Rostow‚ an American sociologist‚ created the five stages of the development ladder. The first stage of development is‚ ‘traditional societies’‚ which is when the country identifies that values such as patriarchy‚ ascription‚ particularism and collectivism all limit their prospect of change and modernity. The second stage‚ ‘pre-conditions for take-off’‚ is when western values and expertise are introduced into the country and the industrialisation process begins. After this ‘Take-off’
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Name of studentAssignment TitleModule code/titleStaff nameDue date | : ::: DawnWilliams: 6 November 2012 | Ha Luong HangCultural Differences and People ManagementBIBU602 | ------------------------------------------------- What do you understand by the term ‘national culture’? And why do you think that French (2010:44) argues that ‘Culture remains a core concept both for students of business and managers in work organisations’? Abstract: The aim of this essay explains my knowledge and understanding
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10/19/2012 -Roosevelt corollary 1904 - in the future if a European counties that has a debt problem with a Latin America country then you would go to the United States and not go straight to the country. Have US enforce the policy and collect debt. - Latin America countries did not like the policy ( Dominican Republic had issues with the British so America took over the government and seized control of the resources) -Summer of 1914 - Europeans was ready to begin another internal war‚ the
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------------------------------------------------- Managing Authority (France) * Conscious of one’s authority. * Subordinates look for a strong leader. * In France‚ ideal type leaders are like Napoleon and De Gaulle. * In Industry‚ the top person is often called President Director General. * Centralized many layered hierarchy (e.g. Eiffel Tower) * The authority system is geared to pin down responsibility. * People tend to get around rules by using personal relationships
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IKEA’s Exam Question 1 . List the type of Information Systems used by IKEA and mentioned in the case study. For each Information System listed‚ state briefly if and why it provides IKEA with a competitive advantage? (6/20) (2 points par SI) Many IS are used by IKEA: 1. Ikea has an enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems or an Enterprise System that integrats all the company’s software‚ modules and propose a common central database. It Collects data from many divisions of firm for use
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in different countries because each country has its own culture . The managers examined to make up the data base of this reaserch have two different ways of building the moral edifice: universalism ( to give priority to universal rule) or particularism ( to give priority to your affection for particular people). It is important to give status to achieveres but it is also important to back people who are not achievers. The culture is the manner in which these mentioned dilemmas are reconciled
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Perspective • Cultural vs Cross-Culture Biases Research Studies of Cultural Dimensions • Hofstede’s: • Power Distance: • Uncertainty Avoidance • Individualism • Masculinity • Trompenaars’: • Universalism vs Particularism: • Individualism vs Communitarianism (Collectivism) • Neutral vs Emotional • Specific vs Diffuse Space • Achievement vs. Ascription • Time-Base Activities: Sequential vs Synchronous • The Environment Culture and Management
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IMPLEMENTATION OF DICOM GROUP PLC CORPORATE CULTURE Culture is a worn and used term throughout mankind’s history. As explained by Edgar Shein(2010)‚ A common man indicates complexity usually to another person when he is of the perspective that the man is “cultured”. The scientific community is indeed of the opinion the culture implies the customs and rituals that has been developed throughout history. Yet to the benefit of the topic mentioned in this assignment‚ culture will be defined as the practices
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are seven dimensions had been highlighted. Firstly‚ Universalism is the ideas can be used around the world without do any changing where as particularism do the opponent things. Particularism is an idea that use around the world should be based on nationality style and it cannot be same around the world. Example of country using universalism and particularism is United State‚ Australia and Germany also Indonesia and China do respectively as it. Next‚ individualism dimension is the person looking themselves
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