Journal of Business Communication · 1991 · 119 citations · 39 references
Social SciencesCommunicationInternational BusinessCommunication Research MethodsCommunication TheoryIntercultural CommunicationBusiness-to-business CommunicationCommunication Styles Across CulturesCorporate CommunicationCorporate CultureCross-cultural CommunicationCross-cultural DiscourseBusiness Discourse Across CulturesBusiness Intercultural CommunicationCross-cultural Communication StylesCross-cultural Management CommunicationIn-depth ExplorationIntercultural Business CommunicationResearch Questions DevelopmentScientific Hypotheses
This article reviews the scholarly literature in cross-cultural business communicationand discusses the shortcomings of the existing research. It demonstrates the limitations of the Western, linear paradigms and expounds upon some unresolved importantquestions which have been inadequately researched and hence need in-depth examination. Finally, the article develops a few testable hypotheses for the 1990s, emanatingfrom the discussion of the research questions.
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