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Doing Business Internationally, Second Edition: The Guide To Cross-Cultural Success
 
 
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Danielle Medina Walker , Thomas Walker , Joerg Schmitz
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Culture is an increasingly important element of the interactions of individuals in a globalizing world. Read the first page
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