This article examines relationships among top-management-team composition, group processes, and the effects of those processes on cohesion for international joint venture teams in Thailand. For culturally diverse teams, demographic elements (member age, length of team tenure, level of education, functional expertise) and cultural characteristics (country of education, nationality, affiliation with a parent organization, primary language spoken) define heterogeneity. Overall, demographic heterogeneity had a significant influence on openness among team members and on cohesion when mediated by openness. Cultural heterogeneity had a significant influence on openness and cohesion among team members, with loyalty and openness having a significant influence on cohesion.
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International joint venture top management teams: does heterogeneity make a difference?
Journal of Asia-Pacific Business, Vol.10(2), pp.107-129
2009
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- Title
- International joint venture top management teams: does heterogeneity make a difference?
- Creators
- Craig C Julian - Southern Cross UniversityRenee M WachterCarolyn B Mueller - Stetson University
- Publication Details
- Journal of Asia-Pacific Business, Vol.10(2), pp.107-129
- Identifiers
- 1309; 991012820825502368
- Academic Unit
- School of Business and Tourism; Faculty of Business, Law and Arts
- Resource Type
- Journal article