Discussion of the importance of global and cross-cultural

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Question: in-depth critical discussion of the importance of global and cross-cultural leadership and includes up-to-date information about the current environment. In addition, relevant theoretical concepts or models support it (e.g Complexity Theory or Chaos theory ). with two academic reference

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