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Ravindra S. Hegadi,Dattatray I. Navale,Trupti D. Pawar,Darshan D. Ruikarhe language effects. In particular, the study reveals that language causes negative emotional responses among employees of multinational corporations, restrains a common social identity, constitutes an obstacle to trust building and distorts organizational power relations. Finally, the study illustr

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Shweta Marulkar,Rajivkumar Menteexpatriates adopt in order to quickly adapt to intercultural business contexts. This book will appeal to international business practitioners and research fellows who are interested in international human resource management..978-981-10-0674-6978-981-10-0053-9

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K. Vidhya,Mala V. Patil,Ravindra S. Hegadilish-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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Sahan M. Vijithananda,Mohan L. Jayatilake,Bimali S. Weerakoon,P. G. S. Wathsala,S. Thevapriya,S. Tharal 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