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| Author: | Singer, A.E. |
| Title: | Global business and the dialectic: towards an ecological understanding |
| Journal: | Human Systems Management
2002 : VOL. 21:4, p. 249-265 |
| Index terms: | International business Strategy Ecology |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | Dialectical tensions are very evident in almost all international business episodes, as well as in the perceptions and value-priorities of once-separated civilisations. It is regrettable indeed that these have hardly ever been mentioned in the mainstream business media, nor in professional education. At the same time, much has been communicated on subjects like business-ecology, product-ecology, knowledge-ecology and ecology-of-mind. Such ideas, together with the sciences of life and mind that support biotechnology and information technology, are all closely associated with the principle of dialectic. |
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