Teaching management in the Arab world

Abbas J. Ali · Robert C. Camp

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Addresses issues related to teaching management in the Arab world. Discusses issues of growth, poor quality and lack of vision. Contrasts American and Arab cultural profiles and their management implications. Specifies the illusions that seem to prevail in some quarters in the Arab world regarding management and its culture.

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1980Motivation, leadership, and organization: Do American theories apply abroad?1993Cultural constraints in management theories 1992The Islamic Work Ethic in Arabia 1995Cultural Discontinuity and Arab Management Thought 1990Management Theory in a Transitional Society: the Arab’s Experience

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