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Culture and Leadership in the 21st Century
Author(s)
Remi Alapo
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DOI:10.17265/2328-2177/2017.04.001
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University of Phoenix, Arizona, USA
ABSTRACT
Some factors that have contributed to the need for organizational leaders to adapt, and adjust to other national cultures are the globalization of the workforce, the expansion of international companies, and exposure of many national organizations to increased business competition. The increased competition has forced organizational leaders to engage in the understanding of the cultural limitations of organizations and their leadership practices. In addition, cross-cultural leadership researchers in 21st century are cognizant of the fact that culture is a condition, and a boundary to previous leadership theories and practices. Using Gerte Hofstede’s cultural dimension model, culture and organizational leadership as they relate to the leadership practices of participants, and National and Family Cultures are examined in this revised paper.
KEYWORDS
Hofstede’s cross, cultural leadership, power distance, culture and leadership, national culture, family culture, cross-cultural leadership, culture and leadership styles
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