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    The document discusses several determinants and aspects of culture. It identifies religion, social structure, language, education, political philosophy, and economic philosophy as key determinants that shape a culture's norms and value systems. It then examines culture and sport in the USA, noting characteristics like a focus on college sports, watching over participating, an economic divide, and prioritizing winning over all else. Finally, it contrasts individualistic versus group-oriented societal characteristics.

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    The document discusses several determinants and aspects of culture. It identifies religion, social structure, language, education, political philosophy, and economic philosophy as key determinants that shape a culture's norms and value systems. It then examines culture and sport in the USA, noting characteristics like a focus on college sports, watching over participating, an economic divide, and prioritizing winning over all else. Finally, it contrasts individualistic versus group-oriented societal characteristics.

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    The document discusses several determinants and aspects of culture. It identifies religion, social structure, language, education, political philosophy, and economic philosophy as key determinants that shape a culture's norms and value systems. It then examines culture and sport in the USA, noting characteristics like a focus on college sports, watching over participating, an economic divide, and prioritizing winning over all else. Finally, it contrasts individualistic versus group-oriented societal characteristics.

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    The Determinants of Culture

    Religion
    Social
    Structure
    Language

    Culture:
    norms
    and value
    systems

    Education

    Figure 3.1

    Political
    philosophy
    Economic
    philosophy

    Culture and Sport in USA


    College

    Watching not
    Participating

    Economic divide

    Money based

    No mixing of ages

    Win at all costs

    Gender

    Market

    Celebrity Culture

    TV

    High school based

    Popular sports

    Local Gov. paying for pro Social Change


    Stadiums

    Slide
    3-4

    Individual vs Group Societal


    Characteristics
    Group
    Individual
    Managerial mobility
    between companies
    Economic dynamism,
    innovation
    Good general skills
    Team work difficult,
    non-collaborative
    Exposure to different
    ways of doing
    business
    e.g., U.S. companies

    Loyalty and
    commitment to
    company
    In-depth knowledge of
    company
    Specialist skills
    Easy to build teams,
    collaboration
    Emotional
    identification with
    group or company
    e.g., Japanese
    companies

    Indian Culture

    Swiss Culture

    USA Culture

    Did You Know ?

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