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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Accompanying spouses"”.

  1. The French Expatriate Assignment: Helping Accompanying Spouses to Adapt by Assuming the Role of Anthropologist

    … research has shown that the adaptation of the accompanying spouse is one of the most critical factors in expatriate assignment success or failure. By studying the available literature on expatriate spouse adaptation, coupled with conducting my own exploratory research with American expatriate …

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  2. Time for me and time for us: An interpretative phenomenological analysis of accompanying spouses’ participation in conference travel

    The presence of spouses, i.e., those who accompany their spouses to a conference, is a common phenomenon within the conference travel sector. It has been evident in trade journals that accompanying spouses yield social and economic benefits as a potential market for the conference industry. …

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  3. An exploration of the experiences of expatriates and their accompanying spouses in terms of contact theory and intercultural competence

    … on assignments, the employee and the non-working accompanying spouse often have very different experiences in terms of their contacts with the host culture. The employee moves into an organizational environment with a specific role and objectives. In contrast, the accompanying spouse may find him- …

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