INDEX
A
Abbreviations
common business
common text
as form of shorthand
Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz, Crown Prince
Accents
Acculturation
Acronyms
common business
defining for cross-cultural communication
as form of shorthand
Adoption
Affection, public displays of
Africa
Agreement frame
American English
American Sign Language
hook ’em horns gesture in
letter t in
Analogies
Ancestry
Arabic culture
area- and language-specific characteristics of
multicultural language dynamics in
Area-Specific
Asia/Pacific, Chinese, and Japanese cultures
English Language cultures
Germanic, Scandinavian, and Nordic cultures
Latin or Romantic Language cultures
Middle East, Arabic, and North African cultures
Russian, East European, and Slavic cultures
Asian Pacific cultures
area- and language-specific characteristics of
formality of e-mail communication in
management styles of
multicultural language dynamics in
team-oriented culture
on time culture in
Asians
listening and
periods of silence during negotiations and
process-oriented culture of
tonality and
understanding and
use of descriptive feedback frame in
Aspirational factor
Assertiveness, avoiding
Association
Association of American Geographers
Attire
appropriate
attire protocol in Dubai
author’s
business attire in Dubai
protocol in Saudi Arabia
regional
Audience
Australia
Author
ancestry of, xv
awareness of social class
business example of cultural overlay, xv–xvi
on challenging translation experience
on choice of business name
cultural overlay of, xv–xvi ...
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