A Model for Research in Comparative Management

Richard N. Farmer · Barry M. Richman

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Global and Cross-Cultural Management Management and Organizational Practices Management Theory and Practice

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Most studies of management have shown but little concern for the external environment in which the firm must operate. The authors propose a new conceptual approach which should prove useful in the analysis of comparative management problems.

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