NationMaster.com - more than 5,700 statistics rom reliable sources; primary searching by the Statistics or Countries A-Z tabs; Statistics can be explored and easily graphed and are grouped in 30 major categories; Countries section provides comprehensive overviews; newly added 7,000 historical and current maps that can be printed or imported
UNESCO
Photobank - 10,000 digitized images including cultural
topics from the United Nations - allows searching by country.
Virtual International Business and Economic Sources
The World Factbook Alphabetical Country Listing.
Begin by searching our Online Catalog of published materials.
Library holdings can be found by entering keywords.
Use the Interlibrary Loan Policy Guide & Form to request materials from other CCLINC libraries.
Go to eBooks for online book resources
Go to the Business database guide
"The BIS is an
international organisation which fosters cooperation among central
banks and other agencies in pursuit of monetary and financial
stability. Its banking services are provided exclusively to central
banks and international organisations." Recommended site
for financial information and news.
ASU, International Business Etiquette - This site should provide the student with a great list of books that cover business etiquette. Check the Online Catalog and with the Reference Librarian for those titles not owned. Some subject-specific websites have been pulled and noted below.
Electronic Embassy
ExecutivePlanet.com, International Business Culture and Etiquette - Essential business culture guides for the international traveller organized alphabetically by country.
Getting through Customs - You will find some great topical articles at the top but take the time to scroll through and down where you will find the "Doing business in..." and "Doing business abroad..." articles.
International Addresses and Salutations
International Business Etiquette and Manners - Organized alphabetically by country with set sections such as: Fun Facts, Geert Hofstede Scores, Appearance, Behavior, Communication, and Resources.
Portals to the World - "Contains selective links providing authoritative, in-depth information about the
nations and other areas of the world. They are arranged by country or area with
the links for each sorted into a wide range of broad categories. The links were
selected by Area Specialists and other Library staff using Library of Congress
selection criteria."
TIC, Trade Information Center (U.S. Dept. of Commerce) - Go to "Country Information" and look by region for business travel and etiquette documents found under some countries' listings.
Travel.State.gov (U.S. Dept. of State) - passports, etc.
Doing Business Series
Arabian Business and Cultural Guide (excerpts from book)
Asia Pulse's Guide to Business Etiquette in Asia
Business in Japan... (A tech company website with good information.)
Buzzle.com Business Travel Etiquette - Great Doing business in ... site
Doing Business in India: A Cultural Perspective
Doing Business: Explore Economies (World Bank) - a great starting point for almost 175 countries; "This page provides a snapshot of each country’s aggregate ranking on the ease of doing business and on each of the ten topics that comprise the overall ranking. Data is also provided for each country for all the 10 topics covered in the database."
Inter-American Understanding
Singapore: Life and Culture
US Business Culture
Foundation Center
Includes links to regional, national, and international grant-making
corporations and foundations.
International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)
ICC is the leading organization for arbitration and resolution
of international trade disputes.
Internet Nonprofit Center
Includes links to state, local, national, and international organizations
as well as government agencies.
Use the Researching, Evaluating, Citing, Writing, and Check Form links located under the Subject Guides link on the left. There you will find:
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Notes and tips on researching
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Guides to evaluating Internet websites as well as articles
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Tips for content, structure and grammar
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A number of citing links in various formats with plenty of examples. (Note: If you do not cite the research/articles you used to write your paper, you will be plagiarizing.)
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A checklist link for questions to ask yourself concerning the structure and content of your paper after you have finished writing it. Remember to also make use of the Writing Center located in the R building, in the Academic Support Center.