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research -- Origins -- pt. 2. Elements -- Subjective culture -- Identity : Struggle, resistance, and

-- Revision questions -- References -- Further reading -- 2.Communicative business: the power of corporate

/ Thomas K. Nakayama -- pt. I Critical Junctures and Reflections In Our Field: A Revisiting -- 2.Writing

1. Intercultural Communication: Interaction in a Multicultural World -- 2. Culture and

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Its Relevance to the Practice / Krishnamurthy Sriramesh -- 2.Western Classical Rhetorical Tradition

: Different Voices -- 1.Leading and Motivating across Cultures / Anne Dunn -- 2.Like and Unlike: Different

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Ch. 1. The necessity of intercultural communication -- Ch. 2. The cultural context -- Ch. 3. The

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gap -- 6. Manners (and mannerisms) -- Pt. 2. Managing and leading in different cultures -- 7. Status

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1. Culture and communication -- 2. The role of language in intercultural business communication

-- 9. Product policy 1 : physical, service and symbolic attributes -- 10. Product policy 2 : managing

Ch. 1. Listening -- Ch. 2. Language practices -- Ch. 3. Questioning -- Ch. 4. Creating a conceptual

1. Introduction : the rules of the social game -- 2. More equal than others -- 3. I, we, and they

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1. Defining multilingualism in a market context -- 2. Foreign languages in advertising discourse

. 2. The global macroeconomic environment -- Ch. 3. The political environment and political risk -- Ch

1. Globalization and HRD -- 2. Culture and HRD -- 3. Design and development of global HRD programs

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prepare to do business -- 2: Company 31 -- How to interpret your partner's company style and attitudes

Pt. I. The Embedding of Communication in Culture -- 1. Communication and Culture -- 2. The

1. Culture and Cultural Differences -- 2. Managing Technical Professionals -- 3. Multicultural

1. The Global Environment -- 2. Culture -- 3. The Cultural Orientations Model -- 4. A Survey of

Wittgenstein and the Question of Translation / Aram A. Yengoyan -- 2. Translation and Belief Ascription

Caribbeanness -- 1. Glissant and Opaque Space -- 2. Brathwaite, Crossing, Voicing -- 3. Conde, Crossing

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today -- 2. Is there a point in looking back? The relevance of classical Chinese philosophy for modern

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Communication -- 2. The Scope of Organizational Communication -- 3. Communication Theory for Organizational

-- 9. Year of the Ram: Honolulu, February 2, 1991 -- 10. Diasporas -- 11. Immigrant -- 12. Fort Ross

1. Levels of culture -- 2. More equal than others -- 3. I, we, and they -- 4. He, she, and (s)he

Section 2 Learning the language : English as a second language / Lucy Honig (Immigrants in America

. Bamossy -- 2. Ethnoconsumerism: A New Paradigm to Study Cultural and Cross-Cultural Consumer Behavior

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