The Elements of International English Style: A Guide to Writing Correspondence, Reports, Technical Documents, and Internet Pages for a Global Audience

TL;DR: The article draws attention to the limitations of the current favored strategies for training native speakers in international audience analysis and calls for a revamping of the curriculum to allow for the integration of language-based methodologies.

TL;DR: Communication Skills for Business Professionals as discussed by the authors is a student-friendly introduction to effective communication in the workplace, covering foundational topics such as audience, influence, channels, conflict and persuasion, before investigating more complex areas such as intercultural communication, virtual communication, researching in the era of fake news and strategies for successful written communication.

TL;DR: In this paper, best practices for writing articles in science, technology, and policy, focusing on writing for international scholarly journals in nuclear security, were considered for writing for nuclear security articles.

TL;DR: The article shows how the linguistic findings from such experimental designs can and should be rendered into principles and components for Teaching English as a Global Language, which would require constant work-in-progress models.

TL;DR: Based on interviews with German, French and American executives and on extensive research into intercultural relations, the authors provides insights and practical advice on day-to-day transactions in international business, which is designed to help Americans, Germans and the French better understand one another's psychology and behaviour.

Abstract: Based on interviews with German, French and American executives and on extensive research into intercultural relations, this book provides insights and practical advice on day-to-day transactions in international business. It is designed to help Americans, Germans and the French better understand one another's psychology and behaviour. The authors emphasize the behaviour one can expect in the business culture of each and offer advice for avoiding the misunderstandings and miscommunications that can occur.

TL;DR: The Age of Spiritual Machines as mentioned in this paper is a framework for envisioning the 21st century in which one advance or invention leads inexorably to another, and the upshot is that human identity will be called into question as never before, as a billion years of evolution are superseded in a mere hundred by machine technology that we ourselves have created.

TL;DR: A comparison of English to other languages shows that contrary to the connectionist account, default suffixation is not due to numerous regular words reinforcing a pattern in associative memory, but to a memory-independent, symbol-concatenating mental operation.