Cultural theory (CT) developed from grid/group analysis, which posits that different patterns
of social relations—hierarchist, individualist, egalitarian, and fatalist—produce compatible …

The purpose of this paper was to verify the use of organisational culture and strategic
management in the public sector, specifically in school management. To do this, a …

Different approaches to operationalizing the cultural theory (CT) developed by Douglas,
Thompson, Wildavsky, and others in survey research on risk perceptions are rarely …

Purpose This special issue seeks to create an interdisciplinary community of researchers
applying decision-making theory to the international marketing context. The articles …

Abstract Grid-Group Cultural Theory (CT) has attracted significant attention across the social
sciences and is increasingly being used in survey research. But the reliability of CT survey …

Purpose Despite the school organizational culture broad literature, there is still a gap on
culture and educational management, mainly in the public environment. To fill out this …

Environmental nonprofit organisations (ENPOs) have become crucial policy actors who
have undertaken information campaigns to attract public attention and to gain public support …

Public risk perception varies by sub-groups but is key in a robust risk management. This
study uses the Grid Group Cultural Theory (GGCT) to test how cultures, compared to …

International counseling students enrolled in American counseling programs have received
limited attention. This study examined the lived experiences of five international counseling …

This study investigates how the grid-group two-dimensional cultural theory (CT) of Douglas
and Wildavsky, demographic attributes, and partisan identification are associated with …