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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-9369-3European point of view and from personal experience, I included mention of this in the vignette I used as a prompt for my interviews. Other topics I had included such as national identity were not picked up by many interviewees, but all of them discussed the idea that there are very obvious and dist

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Visualization of 3D Scalar Fields,a lot of money to be earned with international organizations . However, deep inside I knew that my Chinese adventure was not going to last forever, and that I did not want my hypothetical future children to grow up in China. I remember missing the comforting presence of old buildings, the European .

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Introduction to International Business in China market for Western products has proved to be a winning strategy. However, the business context in China changes quickly and misunderstanding about ‘the Chinese way’ of doing business can cause costly misunderstandings and even failure.

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Pre-Departure Knowledgelish-speaking host national). All 18 interviewees in Zimmermann, Holman and Sparrow’s study (2003) on German expatriate adjustment in China agreed that language is the most basic need in terms of interaction adjustment, which mirrors the unanimous responses of my interviewees.

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When in China Do as the Chinese Doral barriers seemed even higher than today, and the Chinese often ostracized expatriates. On the other hand, the small number of Western players in the country meant great opportunities for most of them. The Middle Kingdom started truly opening up to foreigners in the early 1980s, when the expatriat

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Expatriates in the Middle KingdomEuropean point of view and from personal experience, I included mention of this in the vignette I used as a prompt for my interviews. Other topics I had included such as national identity were not picked up by many interviewees, but all of them discussed the idea that there are very obvious and dist

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Returning Expatriatesa lot of money to be earned with international organizations . However, deep inside I knew that my Chinese adventure was not going to last forever, and that I did not want my hypothetical future children to grow up in China. I remember missing the comforting presence of old buildings, the European .