Global Perspectives: A Practical Guide to Navigating Across Cultures But it’s not been easy to choose between all the extremely exciting books you’ve suggested!Ĭultural intelligence and tools for working across cultures

To make things a bit more manageable, we’ve not included all the input in this blog post. Once again: A big thank you to all of you who provided input. Our Danish-speaking readers can also find a selection of books in Danish. There are more books about living and working across cultures – as well as books that do not have a cross-cultural focus as such, but can still be useful in your cross-cultural work. If you have an appetite to keep on reading, you’ll find a wider range of books at the bottom of the blog post that we’ve either read ourselves or that have been recommended to us. Collaboration in global and complex teams.National culture: Country profiles and comparisons.Cultural intelligence and tools for working across cultures.The 25 books are divided into the following topics: And there are classic titles as well as brand-new books to get started on! Some of the books are a quick read, while others are more time consuming. And we’re overwhelmed and grateful for all the help we received! Many thanks to all of you who submitted your favorite intercultural book recommendations.Īt the top of the blog post you’ll see the 25 books that we believe are most relevant to those of you who deal with cross-cultural or global collaboration as part of your work day. We’ve been working hard over several months to complete the list.īut it’s not been a solo effort. Here you go: Here’s our updated list of book recommendations for those of you who deal with cross-cultural communication, collaboration, management or leadership as part of everyday life. 25 Great Books on Working Across Cultures

Across the Distance by Marie Meyer