Cross-cultural Impact On The Budgeting Cycle

The most influential obstacle that prevents harmonization in organizational budgeting is often related to culture or, more specifically, to the impact of cultural differences on employees involved in the process. The impact of human behavior on budget processes in an organization is a well established research stream in the accounting discipline. The Libyan oil industry is a perfect showcase of the impact of globalization and changes in economic, political and cultural integration on the modern business environment. The book examines individual cultural differences using Hofstede's (2005) four dimensional model, to understand how and to what extent specific budgeting behavior can be attributed to cultural differences.

Autorentext

Ramadan Jwily Kanan, Doctor of Philosophy in Accounting, University of Southern Queensland (USQ), Australia (2011). Lecturer at Al Mergeb University, Khoms, Libya (2003-2012). Assistant Professor at Alburaimi University College (2012-2015), teaching Financial and Managerial Accounting.