Writing for a client in international business and technology : does culture affect his/her expectations? : some evidence from reading industrial research and business proposals and technical manuals

J.M. Ulijn; J.J.L. Hoppenbrouwers; Gerke Mulder

Writing for a client in international business and technology : does culture affect his/her expectations? : some evidence from reading industrial research and business proposals and technical manuals

J.M. Ulijn, J.J.L. Hoppenbrouwers, Gerke Mulder

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Crossing frontiers: Conference record of the IEEE Professional Communications Conference 1992
Place of Publication	New York
Publisher	IEEE Press
Pages	573-578
ISBN (Print)	0-7803-0788-7
Publication status	Published - 1992

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Ulijn, J. M., Hoppenbrouwers, J. J. L., & Mulder, G. (1992). Writing for a client in international business and technology : does culture affect his/her expectations? : some evidence from reading industrial research and business proposals and technical manuals. In Crossing frontiers: Conference record of the IEEE Professional Communications Conference 1992 (pp. 573-578). IEEE Press.

Ulijn, J.M. ; Hoppenbrouwers, J.J.L. ; Mulder, Gerke. / Writing for a client in international business and technology : does culture affect his/her expectations? : some evidence from reading industrial research and business proposals and technical manuals. Crossing frontiers: Conference record of the IEEE Professional Communications Conference 1992. New York : IEEE Press, 1992. pp. 573-578

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Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › Academic › peer-review

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Ulijn JM, Hoppenbrouwers JJL, Mulder G. Writing for a client in international business and technology : does culture affect his/her expectations? : some evidence from reading industrial research and business proposals and technical manuals. In Crossing frontiers: Conference record of the IEEE Professional Communications Conference 1992. New York: IEEE Press. 1992. p. 573-578

Writing for a client in international business and technology : does culture affect his/her expectations? : some evidence from reading industrial research and business proposals and technical manuals

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