The Foreign Consuls Among Us: Local Bridges to Globalism
This edition of The Foreign Consuls Among Us is sub-headed Local Bridges to Globalism to convey the image of a two-way street where local civic, business, and educational leaders may best engage with foreign consuls in the development of commercial, economic, cultural and scientific relations between their countries and the U.S. locales where they are posted.
The United States is host to almost 3,000 consuls who represent more than 130 foreign nations across the fifty states. This edition of the manual affirms the long-standing need for an easy-to-read primer on how these officials, as natural bridges to globalism, will add much-overlooked value in the communities where they function when we fully understand their role.
The book, with its three added chapters, is essential for:
• All communities where there are career or honorary consuls
• Corporate executives and commercial interest groups
• Colleges and universities with an international dimension
• Organizations seeking the benefits of a consular network
• Career and honorary consuls with a stake in being recognized for their official position
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The United States is host to almost 3,000 consuls who represent more than 130 foreign nations across the fifty states. This edition of the manual affirms the long-standing need for an easy-to-read primer on how these officials, as natural bridges to globalism, will add much-overlooked value in the communities where they function when we fully understand their role.
The book, with its three added chapters, is essential for:
• All communities where there are career or honorary consuls
• Corporate executives and commercial interest groups
• Colleges and universities with an international dimension
• Organizations seeking the benefits of a consular network
• Career and honorary consuls with a stake in being recognized for their official position
The Foreign Consuls Among Us: Local Bridges to Globalism
This edition of The Foreign Consuls Among Us is sub-headed Local Bridges to Globalism to convey the image of a two-way street where local civic, business, and educational leaders may best engage with foreign consuls in the development of commercial, economic, cultural and scientific relations between their countries and the U.S. locales where they are posted.
The United States is host to almost 3,000 consuls who represent more than 130 foreign nations across the fifty states. This edition of the manual affirms the long-standing need for an easy-to-read primer on how these officials, as natural bridges to globalism, will add much-overlooked value in the communities where they function when we fully understand their role.
The book, with its three added chapters, is essential for:
• All communities where there are career or honorary consuls
• Corporate executives and commercial interest groups
• Colleges and universities with an international dimension
• Organizations seeking the benefits of a consular network
• Career and honorary consuls with a stake in being recognized for their official position
The United States is host to almost 3,000 consuls who represent more than 130 foreign nations across the fifty states. This edition of the manual affirms the long-standing need for an easy-to-read primer on how these officials, as natural bridges to globalism, will add much-overlooked value in the communities where they function when we fully understand their role.
The book, with its three added chapters, is essential for:
• All communities where there are career or honorary consuls
• Corporate executives and commercial interest groups
• Colleges and universities with an international dimension
• Organizations seeking the benefits of a consular network
• Career and honorary consuls with a stake in being recognized for their official position
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| BN ID: | 2940162578581 |
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| Publisher: | Seagreen Press |
| Publication date: | 07/28/2021 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 294 KB |
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