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Nebojša Janićijević
Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia
In this paper, the causal relationship between certain dimensions of a national culture and certain organizational change strategies are analyzed. The paper uses two of the four dimensions of national culture, identified by G. Hofstede: the power distance and masculinity–femininity ones. On the other hand, the four organizational change strategies have been differentiated: the coercive strategy, the normative-reeducative strategy, the rational-empirical strategy and the creative strategy. The identified dimensions of national culture and the identified organizational change strategies differ from one another with respect to the same criteria: the distribution of power and task orientation versus people orientation. Based on this fact, it is possible to establish eight hypotheses about a causal relationship between certain types of national cultures and certain organizational change strategies.
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Since March 2015, the Journal is indexed in DOAJ
Since November 2013, the Journal is indexed in ProQuest – ABI/INFORM
Since October 2013, the Journal is indexed in Cabell’s Directories
Since September 2013, the Journal is indexed in Index Copernicus Journals Master List 2012
Since March 2013, the Journal has been evaluated and accepted for listing in EconLit (American Economic Association Publications)
Since January 2013, the Journal has been included into EBSCO’s databases
Since November 2012, the Journal has been included into Ulrich’s Periodicals Directory