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Case study
Publication date: 11 April 2022

Amrita Harshvardhan Bihani and Nimit Ashwinkumar Thaker

The case focuses on the following theoretical basis: • conflict management and its resolution; • multiculturalism and workforce diversity through the lens of Hofstede model; and  

Abstract

Theoretical basis

The case focuses on the following theoretical basis: • conflict management and its resolution; • multiculturalism and workforce diversity through the lens of Hofstede model; and • the Policies, Legal, Universal, and Self model of ethical of building an ethical organization.

Research methodology

Field study with the leadership team as well as with the key talent (people).

Case overview/synopsis

Conflictorium, situated in Ahmedabad since 2013, is a museum which acknowledges and discusses conflict through various art forms. Since its inception, the museum has fostered values like diversity, transparency and care reflecting in how it deals with its people and finances. Now, as the museum plans to reach out to new audiences, it is confronted with a challenge to preserve its cherished values and still expand its activities.

Complexity academic level

This case study is intended for graduate and postgraduate management students.

Details

The CASE Journal, vol. 18 no. 3
Type: Case Study
ISSN: 1544-9106

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