National Cultures & Organizations (Gestion et Société)

National Cultures & Organizations (Gestion & Société)’s research interests deal with the different ways people work and live together round the world. So far, 50 countries or territories, located on all continents, have been investigated, endeavoring to bring to light the role played by culture in the creation of institutions or the development of management practices. Concrete situations such as the cross-cultural transfer of management tools or the functioning of multicultural structures or groups constitute our main investigation field. Our research stands at the interface between organizational sociology, cultural anthropology, political philosophy and management. It is of interest to those who wish to understand the diversity of human societies and enlightens the people in charge of managing multinational structures such as global organizations. It also opens new paths for those who are attempting to leverage each culture’s potentiality in order to design institutions and policies that benefit development.