A framework for understanding Chinese leadership: a cultural approach

Peng Liu

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Global and Cross-Cultural Management Educational Leadership and Practices Cultural Differences and Values

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Chinese culture is widely regarded as being dominated by Confucian thought, which is characterized as focusing on morality, relationalism and collectivism. Also, Chinese culture has been deemed to ...

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