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Cross-cultural competence in international business: toward a definition and a model
Journal of International Business Studies · 2006 · Vol. 37(4) · pp. 525–543
James P. Johnson✉(Rollins College)Tomasz Lenartowicz(Florida Atlantic University)Salvador Apud(The University of Texas at Austin)
International Student and Expatriate ChallengesHigher Education Governance and DevelopmentFamily Business Performance and SuccessionConceptualizationInternational businessCompetence (human resources)Knowledge managementBusiness intelligenceNew business developmentCultural intelligenceBusiness modelOrganizational cultureSociology
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- Georgetown University
- Florida Atlantic University
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