Cross-Cultural Learning and Knowledge Transfer between Wetern and African Firms: Some Ghanaian Evidence

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Abstract

This paper discusses the factors that influence inter-firm learning processes within an African context drawing on a set of empirical evidence from Ghana to provide illustrate of these processes. Three factors have been identified as having significant influence in the knowledge transfer process: (1) cultural sensitivity, (2) transfer and learning capacity of partners, and (3) the strategic importance and uniqueness of the relationships. The evidence also highlights the importance of inter-cultural communication skills in the knowledge transfer process
Original languageEnglish
JournalAfrican Journal of Business and Economic Research
Volume1
Issue number2-3
Pages (from-to)99-129
Number of pages31
ISSN1750-4554
Publication statusPublished - 2006

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