CV Julia Hormuth

Chair of Intercultural Management, ESB Business School, Reutlingen University
Strategic Management of the partner network of business schools worldwide (40 business schools in 21 countries on 5 continents).
Intercultural Management training and consulting
Ph.D. in Intercultural Business Communication (Topic: Transfer of intercultural experience among expatriate managers)

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Chapter on TRIM project methodology in Handbook of Research Methods on Trust

Cover Handbook Research Methods on Trust 2012

In a volume on current methods for researching trust Edward Elgar Publishers, Robert Münscher and Torsten Kühlmann present the application of Critical Incident Technique to investigating trust development. The method is particulary suited to identify the critical factors of trust development in different social and cultural contexts.

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German VS-Verlag publishes ‘Erfahrungsweitergabe unter Auslandsentsandten’ by J. Hormuth

Julia reports on a study with a leading German industrial company from the automotive industry. She explains how experienced expatriates of the company can pass on their experiences in conversation, and what critical communicative challenges may hinder this process of communcative experience transfer.

Article by J. Hormuth in Wissensmanagement-Magazin (Knowledge management magazine)

The magazine is the leading German publication focusing exclusively on knowledge management issues for executives. In her contribution, J. Hormuth presents a number of measures which her research has shown to be successful when companies want to support their staff in passing on implicit knowledge to colleagues.

Article by R. Münscher on intercultural relationship management and training

Robert Münscher presents selected results from the TRIM-Study (Trust Relations in Intercultural Management). Using the example of how managers deal with agreements and rules he shows how cultural differences can mislead the assessment of trustworthiness. Moreover, he sketches basic elements of a corresponding intercultural relationship management training for German-French collaboration.

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