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The present article examines the increase of a state power and its tendency to control its international relations into a complex action and counteraction, more often than not, a process of redefining its expansion and its ever increasing costs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article constitutes a theoretical, conceptual and empirical approach of the organzations with a performance-oriented culture and the role of leadership in the modeling of organizational culture. The study discusses the influence of culture over strategy, the change of organizational culture. Also, the paper approaches the models of organizational culture assessment and identifies the characteristics of organizational culture in Romania. The actual research has several phases: determining cultural dimensions according to Hofstede's model for Romanian and foreign employees within the chosen sample, determining cultural dimensions according Denison's model for the chosen sample and measuring the efficiency of the process of redefining the company's values. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Starting from Geert Hoofstede's statement that people are culturally conditioned, this study tries to answer in a scientifically-based manner to questions raised in any multinational company. The study analyses, from the perspective of performance in business, the evolution of organizational culture within a sample of companies, the influence of organizational culture of the mother-company, assessing the extent in which organizational and managerial culture modify by interacting to the Romanian environment. The paper tries to identify the success factors and the necessary adaptation of the components of the organizational culture in order to attain its success. Also, the study highlights the un-success factors, trying to contour a model of adapting a multinational company, with a well-defined organizational culture, to the Romanian social-economic environment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article aims at highlighting several relevant aspects regarding the manifestations of the present world economy being in a severe decline, a financial and commercial disequilibrium which makes vulnerable the international relations construction and the balance of power. The crisis phenomenon is discussed distinctly for several countries affected and by taking into account the opinions of some of the most reputed economists nowadays. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]