“That was the thing about French girls and German girls. There was not all this talking. You couldn't talk much and you did not need to talk. It was simple and you were friends. He thought about France and then he began to think about Germany. On the whole he had liked Germany better. He did not want to leave Germany. He did not want to come home. Still, he had come home. He sat on the front porch.”  Why would Krebs not want to talk when he was in a war? Why would he not want to come home?

Write on Challenges of globalisation in context to India. Maximum 200-400 words.

Could you consider Ives, Copland, and Bernstein to be American nationalist composers? Explain your answer, and be sure it communicates that you understand what makes a composer a nationalist composer.

28. Hofstede has identified 6 (six) dimensions of culture which consist of: (choose the most accurate statement)   Question 28 options:   a)  Power distance; specificity; uncertainty avoidance; individualism; masculinity; and universality   b)  Power distance; uncertainty avoidance; individualism/collectivism; masculinity/femininity; time orientation (short/long); and indulgence/restrain.    c)  Power distance; uncertainty avoidance, individualism; femininity; Confucian dynamism; and universality   d)  Power distance; uncertainty avoidance; collectivism; masculinity; Confucian dynamism; and indulgence/ restrain   e)  Power distance; specificity; uncertainty avoidance; individualism; masculinity; and Confucian dynamism

Why is verbal influence a critical behavior for global leaders at multinational corporations? How does it differ from structural and realtional influence approaches?

The role of beliefs, value, and behaviors shape culture? What are the common beliefs, how do they shape culture? Among bankers, what are their values that drive behaviors (the way we dress, the way we speak, how we dress). Work on uncertainty avoidance and individualism? How they affect culture and how does it affect passion?