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Reference no. D15-04-0010
Published by: Thunderbird School of Global Management
Published in: 2004
Length: 9 pages
Data source: Published sources

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Leading Across Cultures: India is part of a series of white papers focusing on leadership effectiveness in a variety of cultural settings. The authors explore the historical and cultural roots of leading effectively in India. Leadership in India is contrasted with leadership in the US. In addition, the authors conclude with a discussion of how leadership in India is changing in the context of globalization. The white papers in the Leading Across Cultures series can be used as standalone reading/discussion vehicles or as a set to provide a compare-and-contrast type discussion. The series was created to be used in both MBA and executive education teaching. The papers would fit well in an MBA-level leadership course or as a session in a management course. The papers are particularly appropriate for a class on global leadership.
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Leading Across Cultures: India is part of a series of white papers focusing on leadership effectiveness in a variety of cultural settings. The authors explore the historical and cultural roots of leading effectively in India. Leadership in India is contrasted with leadership in the US. In addition, the authors conclude with a discussion of how leadership in India is changing in the context of globalization. The white papers in the Leading Across Cultures series can be used as standalone reading/discussion vehicles or as a set to provide a compare-and-contrast type discussion. The series was created to be used in both MBA and executive education teaching. The papers would fit well in an MBA-level leadership course or as a session in a management course. The papers are particularly appropriate for a class on global leadership.

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