Mastering the Infinite Game: How East Asian Values are Transforming Business Practices

Charles Hampden‐Turner · Alfons Trompenaars

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Homo ludens - play is a serious business from finite to infinite games - a moral leap beyond scarcity - knowledge as a perpetual feast beyond the level playing field - catalysts and clusters beyond competitiveness - competing collaboratively to learn beyond reason - cycles of eternal return and continuous improvement beyond speed - the dance of time beyond achievement - redefining excellence as organizable goods beyond strategy and profitability - co-evolving with customers beyond contract compliance - dynamic reciprocity the double helix of learning and development.

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