Big powers` perspective of cultural organizational norms and leadership: USA, China and Russia
Keywords:
norms, cultural values, big powers, leadershipAbstract
Technological changes are affecting most of the people, but in the same time, the top important players: USA, China and Russia are using their cross-cultural strengths to coerce the others and seduce potential partners. The aim of the paper is to present the cultural organizational norms and the leadership style in these nations to understand their behaviors as big rivals and successful international powers.
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