We are excited to inform you about the publication of the new edition of Management Across Cultures (Cambridge University Press, 2024). This revised edition incorporates the latest theories, research, and practices in global management. It incorporates a new Skills Development Model that guides development of the chapters. It also contains a rich assortment of management applications that feature the experiences of one hundred companies, plus vignettes about fifty global managers from thirty different countries. This book is designed for courses in cross-cultural and international management at both undergraduate and graduate levels. To support your efforts to design and deliver state-of-the-art courses, we have greatly expanded the teaching resources available with this book, including:   

• Extensive online resources including an instructor's teaching guide, lecture slides, lecture and discussion support, suggested assessment instruments, skills development activities, a test bank for instructors, plus a self-assessment pre- and post-test that you can use to assess student learning  

• Suggestions for building an inclusive learning community and tips for leading carefully tested experiential activities in ways that develop and provide feedback on students' global management skills. 
  
   
  
  For more information and to order your instructor copy, visit: https://www.cambridge.org/highereducation/books/management-across-cultures/BB7FBBF5BC5B441AE0F3D3EA3817BB7A#overview 
  
   

Best regards

Joyce S. Osland, San José State University, California, 

Betina Szkudlarek, University of Sydney 

 

 

Management Across Cultures, 5^th Edition 

For a 20% discount, use code: STEERS23

  

September 2023 

PB | 9781009359313| US$89.99 

HB | 9781009359306| US$150.00 

 

 

 

What’s so exciting about the 5^th edition?  

 

Principal Text Updates

New skills development model to guide learning throughout book   Revised in-text management applications, with suggested talking points   New pre- and post-tests to benchmark student learning  New in-depth experiences of 50 global managers from 30 different countries  Each chapter now opens with example of global manager at work  Each chapter ends with a focus on new key management takeaways

Principal Chapter Updates

Thoroughly updated materials throughout  New chapter openers with management examples (Global Managers at Work)  New or updated in-text management Applications, with suggested online instructor talking points  Broad array of online student engagement activities (including Management Challenges, Global Management Workbook, Experiential Exercises, Global Management Projects,  Key Takeaway Section, associated with Weekly Journal

 

Instructor Manual Updates

New guide to teaching global management  Notes on creating an inclusive classroom  Notes on online and hybrid teaching  Chapter-by-chapter teaching suggestions  Updated PPT lecture slides  Four sets of skills development activities  Management Challenges  Global Management Workbook  Experiential Exercises  Global Management Projects Weekly journal of key chapter takeaways  Updated list of suggested videos  Updated list of self-assessment inventories  Pre and post-test to benchmark student learning  Complete test bank