Intercultural Communication Principles and Practice: Introduction

Business Meetings: A Forum for Discussion or a Place to Take Action A Discourse Analysis Study of Cross-Cultural Differences between French and American Business Professionals in the Workplace

An Analysis of Work-Related Values among U.S., Australian and Japanese Workers: for More Effective Intercultural Communication

The Colorblind Conundrum: When Rhetoric and Behavior are not Aligned in Workgroups

Validation of Intercultural Sensitivity Measure Individualism – Collectivism

A Study of the Psychological Dimension of Communicative Competence

TV and University and High School Students'Value Preference – An Individualist – Collectivist Perspective

“Icons” of Bureaucratic Therapy: An Application of Eco’s Semiotic Methodology in an Intercultural Health Care Setting

Persuasive Strategies of the Bai Ma (White Horse) Snow Mountain University Green Camp Expedition of 1996 in China

Creating Opportunities for Cross-Cultural Communication through Internet-Supported Student “Exchange” Programs

Migrant Laborer Subcultures in Recent Chinese Literature: A Communicative Perspective

Rhetoric of Nationalism and Anti-Americanism: A Burkean Analysis of China Can Say No

Contrastive Analysis of Discourse Representation in Japanese and American Newspaper Reports

Intercultural Communication Between Japanese and Thais Through Discrepancies in Images

World of Animals in An Intercultural Perspective (Slavic vs. Germanic Metaphors)

The Perception of the Unborn in the Diverse Sub-cultures of the United States of America