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Knowledge Management Views in Eastern and Western Cultures: An Integrative Analysis

     

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Traditional eastern and western views of knowledge continue to influence the knowledge management practices in today?s global workplace. Based on these views, several dominant theories have emerged on how to best manage in the international work environment. This research illustrates contradictions in these theories and extracts a new perspective from the dynamic literature stream. This innovative perspective provides an opportunity to leverage cultures and relationships holistically for effective knowledge transfer and cross-cultural understanding, and hence for effective management  Keywords: Knowledge, Culture, International Management, Knowledge Management, Hofstede Framework 

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