From Homogenization to Pluralism: International Management Research in the Academy and Beyond
There is a worrisome homogenizing tendency in which management research has converged on the North American research paradigm. This paradigm undoubtedly has been the major contributor to the body of management knowledge to date. However, by itself, it may be insufficient to provide understanding of...
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