Mustafa Kurt's scientific contributions
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Publications (2)
This study seeks to compare the management styles of local and foreign hotel chains operating in Turkey from a cultural dimensions perspective. It aims to build a link between cultural values and management styles. The data was collected through conducting survey with 596 mid-level and senior managers working in 101 foreign and 66 domestic hotel ch...
The theory of networks has attracted increasing attention in international business (IB) research. However, despite its growing theoretical utilization, the systematic description, modelling and analysis of network relationships has been scarce in IB. The field has taken a stand in favour of conventional methodological approaches, which hinders the...
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... Intercultural communication competence (ICC) can be regarded as a key part of success in an international business environment [1] . Working in an international environment requires consideration of cultural diversity, such as how to work with people of different beliefs, languages, and backgrounds [2] . ...
... Social network analysis has been widely used in the research fields of urban spatial structure, industrial clusters, government governance, international trade, etc., and gradually become a new research paradigm (Kurt and Kurt, 2020;Benítez-Andrades et al., 2020). We use the gravitational force data between districts calculated by the urban spatial gravity model as the base data for the social network analysis method. ...
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