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Études Globales : Cultures et organisations dans les relations internationales
Grenoble Ecole de Management
  • Start Date: 10 Apr, 2023
  • 4 weeks
  • Study Content: Videos


Savoir comment surmonter les différences culturelles et institutionnelles afin de créer un monde plus coopératif que compétitif.

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Course Description

Savoir si une coopération mondiale est possible en dépit de grandes différences.


Nous vivons dans un monde heureusement varié, mais des différends internes et internationaux naissent souvent de différences culturelles. Une coopération mondiale est-elle possible en dépit de grandes spécificités culturelles, institutionnelles et contextuelles ? Les confrontations idéologiques peuvent-elles empêcher la collaboration entre Etats ?


Vous le saurez grâce à ce cours de quatre semaines qui analyse des organisations et des cultures dans le monde entier. Vous évaluerez la pertinence de l’idée d’un “choc des civilisations” et vous vous demanderez si notre planète devient vraiment plus libérale économiquement et culturellement.


Découvrir les atouts et les failles de la négociation interculturelle


Une bonne négociation repose sur la quête de terrains d’entente difficiles à trouver quand les cultures sont trop différentes. Dans un monde globalisé comment trouver les moyens d’améliorer notre communication interculturelle ?


Voyez comment nous y parvenons et pourquoi tant de tentatives de réconciliation ont échoué. Découvrez la profondeur des écarts entre idéologies antagonistes et distinctions culturelles. Sachez comment modernité et tradition continuent d’influencer les débats autour de la puissance.


Revoir les relations internationales de 1925 à 2025


Nous vivons dans un monde différent de celui de 1925. Découvrez comment nous avons progressé et formé il y a longtemps des Unions internationales qui existent toujours. Vous appliquerez ensuite vos connaissances à un essai de prospective en réfléchissant aux défis qui nous attendent et à la manière dont nous pouvons les surmonter.


Ce cours intéressera particulièrement les étudiants en relations internationales, les personnes qui travaillent dans le domaine du commerce international, celles qui ont besoin d’apprendre à négocier, les experts des OIG et des ONG traitant de questions interculturelles.


Aucune expérience en anthropologie culturelle n’est requise - toute personne intéressée par les questions idéologiques et culturelles peut en tirer profit.


Si vous suivez ce cours pour obtenir des crédits, vous devrez y consacrer au moins 10 heures par semaine. Sinon, six heures par semaine sont suffisantes pour une compréhension de base.


Ce cours a été développé par Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM), une école de commerce de premier plan qui a acquis une reconnaissance internationale grâce à son expertise en matière de technologie, d’innovation et d’entrepreneuriat.


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    • Grenoble Ecole de Management

      Established in 1984 by Grenoble’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Grenoble Ecole de Management is one of the best French (top 6) and European (top 20) business schools.

      Each year, Grenoble Ecole de Management trains approximately 7,000 students and executives, delivering over 50 national and international programs, from undergraduate to doctoral level, on several campuses worldwide.

      Grenoble Ecole de Management is one of only a few business schools worldwide to hold the triple EQUIS, AACSB and AMBA accreditation crown. It is also a member of the Conférence des Grandes Ecoles, and regularly ranked in French and international rankings.

      Based in Grenoble, the French capital of the Alps and of innovation, Grenoble Ecole de Management has developed a unique expertise in the management of technology, innovation and entrepreneurship.

      With this specialism, the School is a founding member of the global innovation campus, GIANT (Grenoble Innovation for Advanced New Technologies), which represents a 1.3 billion euros investment over five years.

       

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