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My books
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| My best known book is -
or will soon be - Cultures and
Organizations 3rd ed (2010) by
Geert, me
and Misho Minkov. It is being translated in a number of languages;
see www.geerthofstede.com. Recent books in English:
- Why do games work (2008). This is a
book about why simulation games are such a powerful tool for learning.
My fellow editors Léon de Caluwé and Vincent Peters and I invited
twenty-odd leading practitioners of simulation gaming from around the
world to give their view on this issue in a brief chapter. I am proud of
the book. If you are a manager, HR manager, or consultant, this might be
an inspiring book.
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Hide or confide, the dilemma of transparency
(Reed Business, 2004), an edited book with
case studies and with some clear ideas about what transparency in
organizations can mean and about how its dynamics vary across societies.
Not translated. Has been in reprint recently.
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Exploring Culture: exercises, stories, and synthetic cultures
(2002). You could use this as an easy introduction to culture, or to
create simulation games that include cross-cultural interactions. Also
in Dutch and Bulgarian, Estonian and Slovene. The publisher,
Intercultural Press, also has lots of other worthwhile books.
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