This paper discusses different cultural frameworks for managing across global culture, including Hofstede's cultural dimensions, Hall's High or Low context framework, World Values Survey framework, and Globe study framework. The paper analyzes the cross-cultural management issues that can arise from these frameworks and provides recommendations for mitigating these issues. The importance of understanding cultural differences in organizations that expand into other countries is emphasized.

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This document discusses the relevance of traditional cross-cultural analysis techniques such as Hofstede, Hall and Hall, Trompenaars in the 21st century. It explores different cultural models and their applications in global business. The document provides a critical evaluation of these models, a comparison between them, and concludes that they are still relevant in today's hyper-competitive corporate environment. The importance of cultural sensitivity and competence in designing effective marketing strategies for foreign markets is emphasized. The document also includes references to relevant books and journals.

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