South korea - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

Class: Asian Business Topics Lecturer: Alex Deblond Phase: Year 1 – Semester 1 Content: Introduction – Japan – South Korea – Singapore – Hong Kong & Taiwan – China – India – Vietnam - Asean Copyright warning: Reproduction and distribution of this document without the written permission of the author is prohibited. More info:

These notes are based on the lecturer's slides, as well as things said in class and some of the readings. It provides comprehensive yet simple explanations of the various political parties, institutions, disasters, leaders etc. It also has tables of comparison which make studying such a content-heavy course easier. Each of the lecturers is colour-coded to help recall in the exam. Diagrams are included as well as tips mentioned my Dr. Casper Wits in class.

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The course international differences in management and organization are discussed. Empirically, the course focuses on management and organization in various European countries (Germany, France, and the UK), the USA, and Asian countries (Japan, South Korea and China). These differences are discussed and explained from two main perspectives: institutionalist theory and culturalist theory. These theories and their main contributors are discussed and applie...

Full summary of the course "Introduction to Korean culture, society and politics"