Intercultural Resources

Je t'aime a La Folie is an adorable recounting of one man's quest to find true love while raising goats in the middle of nowhere countryside in France. These memoirs chart the author’s new life in France, to where he moves with nothing but dreams.
Michael Wright, Bantam Press, 474 pages, paperback.

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Author weaves the reader through her clever ways of coping with the occasionally ‘stiff’ life abroad as a diplomatic spouse. Denman pours one story into the next as she muses wittily on expat life abroad and the sticky situations they encounter.
Cherry Denman.  John Murray, General Publishing Division, 224 pages, paperback.

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Robin Pascoe interviews Pico Iyer, author of "The Global Soul: Jet Lag, Shopping Malls and the Search for Home"

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A humorous story about the joys of learning to deal with foreign street customs

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An article introducing Elizabeth Kruempelmann, www.the-global-citizen.com

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A look at assignments in China from an HR perspective.

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A cautionary tale about living in construction zones

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Article discussing how cultural differences can be discovered in everyday situations you might never expect, even hailing a cab.

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Hundreds of thousands of health care workers and social service providers that work with these groups must understand how to interact with people of a variety of cultural backgrounds in order to deliver care effectively.
Yehieli, Michele & Mark Grey (2006).  Intercultural Press.

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In Necessary Losses, Judith Viorst turns her considerable talents to a serious and far-reaching subject: how we grow and change through the losses that are an inevitable and necessary part of life.
Viorst, Judith (1998). Free Press

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