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Intercultural communication

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International public relations

Patricia A. Curtin, T. Kenn Gaither

2007

Teaching culture

H. Ned Seelye

1974

The third culture kid experience

David C. Pollock

2001

Foundations of intercultural communication

Guo-Ming Chen

1998

Beyond culture

Edward T. Hall, Edward Twitchell Hall

1976

Aging and diversity

Stephen Fried

1998

Analysing English in a global context

Anne Burns, Caroline Coffin

2001

Unlikely allies in the academy

Karen L. Dace

2012

Intercultural Business Communication (Oxford Handbooks for Language Teachers)

Robert Gibson

2002

Peaceland

Séverine Autesserre

2014

Hip

John Leland undifferentiated

2004

Africa

Michael Ba Banutu-Gomez

2006

Assessing organizational communication

Cal W. Downs, Allyson D. Adrian

2004

Intercultural communication training

Richard W. Brislin

1994

Communicating in the Third Space

Karin Ikas: Ge

2008

Communication and cross-cultural adaptation

Young Yun Kim

1988

English

Eddie Ronowicz, Colin Yallop

1999

Cross-cultural selling for dummies

Michael Soon Lee

2009

Japanese cultural encounters & how to handle them

Hiroko C. Kataoka

1991

Communication Across Cultures

Heather Bowe, Kylie Martin

2007

Communicating for peace

Felipe Korzenny, Stella W.C. Ting-Toomey

1990

NAFTA

Robert T. Moran, Robert T., Ph.D. Moran, Jeffrey Abbott

1994

Cultural intelligence

David C. Thomas

2009

Traditions & Encounters

Jerry H. Bentley, Herbert F. Ziegler

2011

Cultural differences and improving performance

Bryan Hopkins

2009

Slam dunks and no-brainers

Leslie Savan

2005

Becoming intercultural

Young Yun Kim

2001

The cultural dimension of international business

Gary P. Ferraro

1990

Muslims and Jews in America

Reza Aslan

2011

Atlantic Virginia

April Lee Hatfield

2004

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