People Link (Heritage)

“People Link (Heritage)” by A. E. Safarian, published by University of Toronto Press on December 15, 1997, is a scholarly work comprising 190 pages in English. This volume is the third in a series that explores Canada’s economic relationships with East Asian countries. It aims to clarify the cultural connections that Canadians must understand when engaging in business or collaborating with East Asians in North America.
Readers will find six papers that delve into various aspects of corporate culture and intercultural communication, highlighting institutional similarities and differences within East Asia and between East Asia and the West. The book discusses the influence of immigrants on the host economy, the significance of education and human capital in fostering economic growth, and the importance of international linkages such as trade, investment, and immigration in disseminating knowledge. This edition provides a comprehensive examination of these topics, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the dynamics of Canada’s foreign economic relations.
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This volume is the third in a series that examines Canada’s economic relationships with the countries of East Asia. The purpose of this volume is to illuminate the links among the peoples of the region that Canadians needs to understand when doing business abroad or cooperating with East Asians in North America. The book’s six papers examine the role of culture in institutional similarities and differences, both within East Asia and between East Asia and the west, the impact immigrants have on the receiving economy, the role of education and human capital in economic growth, and the role international linkages like trade, investment, cooperation and immigration play in the spread of knowledge.
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