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1 April - Volume 2, Issue 1, Pages 2 - 47
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Comparison of onshore and offshore student learning experience in an economic unit of study
Inka Havrila
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Christabel Zhang
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International and domestic students’ perspectives on teaching and learning
Claudine Soosay
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Online blogs: teaching the cultural aspects of international business
Orlando R. Kelm
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