Cultural problems and their influence on negotiations

Germany - America - Japan


Essay, 2006

11 Pages, Grade: 1,5


Abstract or Introduction

The book „Japan and European Union“ shows a lot of examples of institutions where Europeans have contact to Japanese. The author mentions a language barrier between both regions of the world but he does not describe what is behind the negotiation in international institutions. I think you can not solve problems together on an international level without knowledge of the other culture and the possible problems during negotiations.
That is the reason why I will write about cultural problems between different cultures during negotiations. Furthermore, I will describe the possible reasons for distinctive behaviour of a culture. As example I have chosen America, Japan and Germany. America because this country represents the strongest economy and the American culture is something like a symbol of world wide mass culture. Japan is interesting because it is totally different to the American style of culture and it is a good example to show more deeply the main problems in conversations and human behaviour. Germany is my personal background and I believe that I can compare and contrast the differences to the other two cultures.

Details

Title
Cultural problems and their influence on negotiations
Subtitle
Germany - America - Japan
Course
Collision of Culture
Grade
1,5
Author
Year
2006
Pages
11
Catalog Number
V141819
ISBN (eBook)
9783640725625
ISBN (Book)
9783640725687
File size
424 KB
Language
German
Keywords
Cultural, Germany, America, Japan
Quote paper
M.A. René Sternberg (Author), 2006, Cultural problems and their influence on negotiations , Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/141819

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