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Understanding global cultures by Martin J. Gannon · Booklabria

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Understanding global cultures

Intercultural communicationCross-cultural studies

Understanding global cultures

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First published: 1994
Language: English
Editions: 12

Synopsis

Presents the cultural metaphor as a method for understanding the cultural mindset of a nation and comparing it to those of other nations.

Subjects: Intercultural communication
Cross-cultural studies
National characteristics
Études transculturelles
Culturele verschillen
Kulturelle Identität

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