this book is of interest to anyone working across cultures, one of its extra special features is that it can be used as a textbook for students in Cultural Anthropology, Economy, Communication Studies, Cross-Cultural Communication, Business Administration, and International Trade. Appropriate unfamiliar The book also situates the study of cross-cultural communication within the social sciences, generating theoretical and practical concepts that support the historical context and globalized framework. This will provide readers and students with a valuable social-scientific context for the historical roots of current streams of thought on the subject. Regarding cross-cultural business communication, the author included a special item in the methodology chapter that should support students in business administration and international trade.In its approach, the theories and case studies alternate. The case studies will be read as narratives, and the theories will be abstract and analyze the cases. The book is therefore equally accessible to various levels of understanding. Those who are not interested in the theoretical approaches can find a rich amount of material of cases.
