CHAPTER 3: THE DIMENSIONS OF CULTURE – PART 2
EXERCISE 3.4: CULTURAL VALUES. The most fundamental concept in cross-cultural studies is that of shared values. Hofstede's five dimensions reflect such national cultural values. A more specific analysis of values is provided by George England (1975). He. analyzed management values and how they varied by national culture. ................
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