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International Business/Business Etiquette

Reference

These databases and books are the best resources to start your research.
 

Finding Articles 
 Students, faculty, and staff who wish to access these databases from off-campus must login to the portal first.

Lexis -Nexis Academic

Features:  Search for the most up-to-date news from over 8,000 sources including newspapers, magazines, trade publications, transcripts from news broadcasts, blogs, websites, and more.

To search for articles on Business Etiquette in a foreign country, click on News, then type in Business Etiquette on the first line, and select Indexing - All References from the pull down menu.  On the second line, type in the name of the country you want to search for, then click on Indexing - Any Reference from the pull down menu. Choose All News (English, Full Text) from the Select a Source Menu, specify a date range, and click on Search.  For example:

Finding Books
  There are many books in the Pollak library on a country's culture or business etiquette.  Go to the catalog and search for Country Name Business Etiquette as a           subject.  For example:

Also, there are many books on a country's customs, in general, that would apply to business.  For these books, search for Social Life and Customs Country Name.  For Example:
 

Prepared by Robert Sage, rsage@fullerton.edu
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Last Updated: 22 October 2008.