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CCHF: Canadian Steel • Chinese Grit Project
They were the major force behind the completion of the most dangerous and arduous stretch of the railway from Calgary to Vancouver. In the words of Canada's ...
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Pacific Region Forum: The Japanese Language: Bridge or Barrier
"The Japanese Language: Bridge or Barrier?" By Andrew Horvat. Presented On March 27, 1997. Summary By Andrew Horvat. On my way here (to Vancouver) to give ...
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David Lam Centre
Descriptions of courses related to Pacific Rim cultures, offered to businesspeople by educational center in Vancouver.
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Pacific Region Forum: Intercultural Conflict Competence: Eastern ...
FACEWORK is communication behaviour. It is about verbal and non-verbal messages used to maintain our own face or other people's faces, or to honour or ...
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Pacific Region Forum: CANADIAN BUSINESS ALLIANCES
Negotiating and building effective relationships is vital to the success of Westerners conducting business in China. The relationship cultivated during the ...
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Pacific Region Forum: Intercultural Conflict Competence: Eastern ...
Fifteen years ago while working on my dissertation, I was reviewing the literature on intercultural conflict. The recommendations for reaching solutions in ...
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CCHF: The Dragon in China
To the primitive people in ancient China, the dragon and serpent were interchangeable. This is shown in another legend. They story tells of the Emperor of ...
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Pacific Region Forum: Globalization and Human Resource Management
As a global company, the only way to succeed is to develop an effective global human resource management system with personnel capable of designing and ...
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Pacific Region Forum: Collapse of the Post-war System and a ...
Jan 19, 1999 ... Collapse of the Post-war System and a Possible Rebirth Of Japan in the Early 21st Century. By Toshihiro Kiribuchi Presented on January 19, ...
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The Work of Ethnic Minority Journalism Helen Cheng Introduction
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Ming Pao Vancouver is one of four North American editions i of Ming Pao, a Hong. Kong newspaper owned by a Malaysian Chinese, Datuk Tiong Hiew King, whose ...
