Keyword [expatriate]
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| 1. | The Research On Educational Problems Of Offsprings Of The Huizhou Merchants' Expatriates |
| 2. | The Study Of Outcome Variables And Influence Factors Of Cross-cultural Adaptation |
| 3. | The Republic Of Xinjiang, The British Expatriate Problems |
| 4. | Ecological Ideological Interpretation Of The The Pakistan By Primakov Novel "king" |
| 5. | Research On Acculturation Of American Expatriates Of CDB Project In China |
| 6. | On The Poetry Creation Of Victory Yankovskaya |
| 7. | Study On Cross-cultural Adjustment And Cross-cultural Training For Chinese Expatriates |
| 8. | Research On "Empathy" Communication Of A Enterprise Expatriate Project Team |
| 9. | Cross-cultural Training Of Chinese Expatriates: An Investigation Of Enterprises In Coastal Area Of China |
| 10. | Analysis Of Baikov’s "by The Campfire" On Its Artistic Features |
| 11. | Cross Cultural Training And Its Impact On Australian Expatriate Success |
| 12. | The Investigation And Analysis On Local Expatriate Teachers At FuQing Confucicus Classroom,Mandalay,Myanmar |
| 13. | A Historical Report On The History Of Chinese-English Translations Of The History Of Harbin Jewish Overseas Chinese (excerpt) |
| 14. | Ordinary Discussion Of The Repatriation Of Germany Expatriates In China After Word War ?(1945-1948) |
| 15. | A Research Of Wu Zi's Seal Engraving And An Analysis On My Works |
| 16. | The experiences of World War II U.S. American expatriate veterans of African descent |
| 17. | Beyond the nation: American expatriate writers and the process of cosmopolitanism |
| 18. | Expatriate spaces, ex-Soviet places: Narratives of Americans abroad in turn-of-the-millennium post-Communist Europe |
| 19. | Myth, anti-myth, post-myth: On Western and Eastern myth and allusions to antiquity in Irish British, expatriate American, local American, and postcolonial modernist poetry (Yeats, Eliot, Williams, Moore, Lorca, Walcott) (W. B. Yeats, T. S. Eliot, William |
| 20. | Cross-cultural experiences of intercultural expatriate teachers: From cultural difference within disorienting dilemmas to shared meaning |
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