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\n\nThis section is for your information only if you would like to know more about Hofstede's Cultural Dimensions\n\nHofstede\u2019s cultural dimensions have two extreme poles that can be numbered with the values 0 and 100. The following dimension maps are based on this cultural dimension model. Each dimension has been derived by comparing many, but not all, countries in the world.\n\nThe findings are summarized into six world maps of the distribution of that dimension. Of course, in reality, there can be quite a bit of within-country variation; these maps should be seen as rough 'climate maps' of culture.[footnote]Source: Geerthofstede: 6d-model-of-national-culture<\/a>[\/footnote]\n\nFor each dimension, we have included a brief ten-minute video in which Geert Hofstede explains that dimension. We have already covered the dimensions in lectures earlier. These videos are for your reference. You will see a visual of the corresponding map overlaid on the video. You can click on the map to see a larger version.\nPower Distance<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n[h5p id=\"27\"]\nCollectivism - Individualism<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n[h5p id=\"28\"]\nFemininity - Masculinity <\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n[h5p id=\"29\"]\nUncertainty Avoidance<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n[h5p id=\"30\"]\nLong-term Orientation<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n[h5p id=\"31\"]\n![\"next](\"https:\/\/openstudio.pub\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/24\/2025\/08\/noun_Next_4187261.png\")
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Hofstede’s Cultural Dimensions<\/h1>\n
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This section is for your information only if you would like to know more about Hofstede’s Cultural Dimensions<\/p>\n
Hofstede\u2019s cultural dimensions have two extreme poles that can be numbered with the values 0 and 100. The following dimension maps are based on this cultural dimension model. Each dimension has been derived by comparing many, but not all, countries in the world.<\/p>\n
The findings are summarized into six world maps of the distribution of that dimension. Of course, in reality, there can be quite a bit of within-country variation; these maps should be seen as rough ‘climate maps’ of culture.[1]<\/sup><\/a><\/p>\nFor each dimension, we have included a brief ten-minute video in which Geert Hofstede explains that dimension. We have already covered the dimensions in lectures earlier. These videos are for your reference. You will see a visual of the corresponding map overlaid on the video. You can click on the map to see a larger version.<\/p>\n
Power Distance<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n\n
Femininity - Masculinity <\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n[h5p id=\"29\"]\nUncertainty Avoidance<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n[h5p id=\"30\"]\nLong-term Orientation<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n[h5p id=\"31\"]\n What's coming up?<\/h1>\nThanks for reading further and checking out the Maps of the World<\/em>! Now you can move on to Module 3.0 Unconscious Bias & Visioning<\/em> by using the menu at the left or the navigation at the bottom of this page.","rendered":"<\/p>\n
Hofstede’s Cultural Dimensions<\/h1>\n
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This section is for your information only if you would like to know more about Hofstede’s Cultural Dimensions<\/p>\n
Hofstede\u2019s cultural dimensions have two extreme poles that can be numbered with the values 0 and 100. The following dimension maps are based on this cultural dimension model. Each dimension has been derived by comparing many, but not all, countries in the world.<\/p>\n
The findings are summarized into six world maps of the distribution of that dimension. Of course, in reality, there can be quite a bit of within-country variation; these maps should be seen as rough ‘climate maps’ of culture.[1]<\/sup><\/a><\/p>\nFor each dimension, we have included a brief ten-minute video in which Geert Hofstede explains that dimension. We have already covered the dimensions in lectures earlier. These videos are for your reference. You will see a visual of the corresponding map overlaid on the video. You can click on the map to see a larger version.<\/p>\n
Power Distance<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n\n
Long-term Orientation<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n[h5p id=\"31\"]\n What's coming up?<\/h1>\nThanks for reading further and checking out the Maps of the World<\/em>! Now you can move on to Module 3.0 Unconscious Bias & Visioning<\/em> by using the menu at the left or the navigation at the bottom of this page.","rendered":"<\/p>\n
Hofstede’s Cultural Dimensions<\/h1>\n
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This section is for your information only if you would like to know more about Hofstede’s Cultural Dimensions<\/p>\n
Hofstede\u2019s cultural dimensions have two extreme poles that can be numbered with the values 0 and 100. The following dimension maps are based on this cultural dimension model. Each dimension has been derived by comparing many, but not all, countries in the world.<\/p>\n
The findings are summarized into six world maps of the distribution of that dimension. Of course, in reality, there can be quite a bit of within-country variation; these maps should be seen as rough ‘climate maps’ of culture.[1]<\/sup><\/a><\/p>\nFor each dimension, we have included a brief ten-minute video in which Geert Hofstede explains that dimension. We have already covered the dimensions in lectures earlier. These videos are for your reference. You will see a visual of the corresponding map overlaid on the video. You can click on the map to see a larger version.<\/p>\n
Power Distance<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n\n
What's coming up?<\/h1>\nThanks for reading further and checking out the Maps of the World<\/em>! Now you can move on to Module 3.0 Unconscious Bias & Visioning<\/em> by using the menu at the left or the navigation at the bottom of this page.","rendered":"<\/p>\n
Hofstede’s Cultural Dimensions<\/h1>\n
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This section is for your information only if you would like to know more about Hofstede’s Cultural Dimensions<\/p>\n
Hofstede\u2019s cultural dimensions have two extreme poles that can be numbered with the values 0 and 100. The following dimension maps are based on this cultural dimension model. Each dimension has been derived by comparing many, but not all, countries in the world.<\/p>\n
The findings are summarized into six world maps of the distribution of that dimension. Of course, in reality, there can be quite a bit of within-country variation; these maps should be seen as rough ‘climate maps’ of culture.[1]<\/sup><\/a><\/p>\n For each dimension, we have included a brief ten-minute video in which Geert Hofstede explains that dimension. We have already covered the dimensions in lectures earlier. These videos are for your reference. You will see a visual of the corresponding map overlaid on the video. You can click on the map to see a larger version.<\/p>\nPower Distance<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n