Exam 16: Global Public Relations

-------------- identifies as a global organization and being part of a global community rather than identifying with any single nation. The organizational members are more important than any national loyalty.

Ease of travel, an economically interdependent world, and advances in communication technologies contribute to the growth in:

------------ is the degree to which individuals feel uncomfortable with uncertainty and ambiguity.

----------------- countries prefer loosely-knit social structures.

Cultural, language, ethical, economic, political, legal, media, and level and kind of activism environments play a role in shaping public relations in a country.

The ------------ is a framework for seeing the connections between how members of a culture think, feeling, and communicate in their world.

--------------- centers on national identity. It conducts business across multiple nations, manages a multinational workforce, and has global customers.

---------- is one in which the organization primarily identifies with one country, but recognizes the value of a culturally diverse and inclusive workforce.

------------------ identifies with more than one country each with distinct cultures and ways of operating. Two or more countries' interests are represented in the organization's management, customers, and societal institutions. Yet, there is little to no foreign investment.

Power distance is a measure that indicates the degree to which the less powerful members of a society accept and expect an unequal distribution of power in their society.