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Cross-Cultural Competences in the New Economy

Cross-cultural knowledge management in the e-environment results from interactions with others from 
different cultures that require new understanding and interpretations. The authors find that few studies 
have been conducted to address the objective of identifying the competences that are needed to promote learning and information processing in the 21st century. The authors' primary goal is to identify 
competences that will promote learning and information processing in global organizations. The chapter 
outlines a taxonomy of competences necessary for cross-cultural learning in the global e-environment 
based on Kolb's Experiential Learning Theory.