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Intercultural Communication

James W. Neuliep

2014

Creating understanding

Smith, Donald K.

1992

Getting along with the Chinese

Fred Schneiter

1994

Diversity in psychotherapy

Jean Lau Chin

1993

Routes

James Clifford

1997

Understanding your international students

Kimberly Kalaydjian, Jeffra Flaitz, Barbara Smith-Palinkas et al.

2003

The global you

Susan Bloch

2011

The cultural dimension of global business

Gary P. Ferraro

2013

Hidden differences

Edward T. Hall

1987

The silent language

Edward T. Hall

1959

Culture and the Development of Management

John D. Theodore

2012

Intercultural communication

L. E. Sarbaugh

1979

Foreign to familiar

Sarah A. Lanier

2000

Communicating globally

Wallace V. Schmidt, Roger N. Conaway, William J. Wardrope et al.

2007

Cultural intelligence

David C. Thomas, David C Thomas, Kerr Inkson

2004

The Oxford guide to world English

Tom McArthur

2002

Third culture kids

David C. Pollock

2009

Riding the waves of culture

Alfons Trompenaars

1994

Cultural competence in America's schools

Bruce Anthony Jones

2013

Hidden differences

Edward Twitchell Hall

1987

HRD in the age of globalization

Peter Loan, Michael Marquardt, Nancy O. Berger

2004

Cross-Cultural Management

David C. Thomas

2008

Culture and psychology

David Ricky Matsumoto

2012

Intercultural Interaction

Peter Franklin, Helen Spencer-Oatey

2008

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Caprice Hollins, Ilsa Govan

2015

Communicating in global business negotiations

Diana R. Lawson, Jill E. Rudd

2007

Talking American

Donal A. Carbaugh

1988

Cross-cultural business communication

K. C. Chan-Herur

1993

Culturally speaking

Spencer-oatey, Helen Spencer-Oatey

2004

Music, modernity, and the global imagination

Veit Erlmann

1999

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