Mexicans & Americans
Subtitle: cracking the cultural code
By: Ned Crouch
Publisher: Nicholas Brealey Pub.
Published: 2004
Place of publication: London; Yarmouth, Me
Language: eng
Number of pages: 260
Subjects: Business anthropology -- Mexico; Corporate culture -- Mexico; Intercultural communication -- Mexico; Business communication -- Mexico; Philosophy, Mexican; Americans -- Attitudes; Mexicans -- Attitudes; Mexico -- Social life and customs
Other titles: Mexicans and Americans
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 165-176) and index
Table of contents: title: Chap. 1. When yes means no; title: Chap. 2. It's all about culture; title: Chap. 3. Time and time again; title: Chap. 4. A different sense of space; title: Chap. 5. The deeper meaning of language; title: Chap. 6. Putting it all together; title: Part 2. Working with Mexicans. Chap. 7. Individual versus group-oriented work styles; title: Chap. 8. Future versus present orientation; title: Chap. 9. People in control versus nature in control; title: Chap. 10. Equality versus hierarchy; title: Chap. 11. Tasks versus people : conflict resolution; title: Chap. 12. Detachment versus contextuality : building relationships; title: Part 3. Building context. Chap. 13. Archaeology of the Mexican mind; title: Chap. 15. Economic culture; title: Chap. 16. Across the social spectrum; title: Chap. 17. Sifting through the finds; title: Epilogue; title: Suggested reading list