Author Archives: Steven Scherling

Hi Aaron, It was interesting talking with you and Kevin (NDSU counselor) yesterday on identifying your major. You have the world at your door and it is most exciting! I have been following these fellows’ work and this second session … Continue reading →

War and Hunger – Soul Killing! http://www.cbsnews.com/news/war-and-hunger-world-food-programme-and-syrian-refugees-in-jordan/

A Question of Balance – The Moody Blues I have been away from the Dialectic Analytical Man Blog but not away from experiencing, reflecting, thinking, and journaling. When I listened to The Moody Blues album “A Question of Balance”, I … Continue reading →

Continuing from a previous post, A Mystery A-Foot, the course International Management, Part Two The Role of Culture begins a four chapter series with Chapter 4 – The meaning and dimensions of culture, Chapter 5 – Managing across cultures, Chapter … Continue reading →

The investigation deepens by now looking into the topics of ethics and corporate social responsibility. Business schools began adding these interrelated topics to their curriculum in the 1960s and have been tinkering with their contents ever since. Harvard Business School … Continue reading →

The news on Morning Joe (9.12.13) reported on New York Times op-ed by Vladimir Putin A Plea for Caution From Russia – What Putin Has to Say to Americans About Syria. We need to carefully read his op-ed, listen to … Continue reading →

Chapter two covers three key environments, political, legal, and technological environments. The beginning case is Google in China one of the major MNCs that is currently battling with Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon, and others for dominance in our newly flattened world … Continue reading →

The book being used for our study of globalization begins with Environmental Foundation, which has three chapters, Globalization and International Linkages, The Political, Legal, and Technological Environment, and Ethics and Social Responsibility. Chapter 1 Globalization and International Linkages builds on … Continue reading →

I have been away from blogging and plan to re-enter the blog-sphere continuing to blog my way through Lao Zi’s Dao de Ching  and now through the course Cross Cultural Management that i am facilitating at Concordia College’s Offutt Business … Continue reading →

Again at the end of the Spring Term 2013 at Concordia College the case study dealing with Anima Projection lead me to the Anima documentary, which then natural ought to lead one to the story of Orlando and the theme … Continue reading →