Etiquette
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- Etiquette. // Afghanistan Country Review;2009, p137
The article offers information on the cultural dos and taboos in Afghanistan including the traditional greeting of Muslim as A-salaam a-laykum, standing up when an elder Afghan enters the room and removing one's shoes before entering a home or building.
- Etiquette. // Albania Country Review;2010, p92
The article provides information on the cultural etiquette in Albania.
- Etiquette. // Austria Country Review;2009, p95
The article provides information on the cultural etiquette of Austria.
- Etiquette. // Bahrain Country Review;2009, p78
The article provides information on the cultural etiquette in Bahrain including the use of the right hand to accept or give gifts, respect for the five daily times of prayer and the use of the handshake as a form of greeting.
- Etiquette. // Estonia Country Review;2010, p92
The article provides information on the cultural etiquette in Estonia which includes handshake as customary greeting, punctuality in business meetings and direct eye contact during conversation.
- Etiquette. // Belarus Country Review;2009, p99
The article offers tips on cultural dos and taboos in Belarus including the limitation of greetings to handshakes, Professor as traditional title of respected people and the enjoyment of Belarusians to speak about politics and social issues.
- Etiquette. // Belarus Country Review;2010, p97
The article provides information on the cultural etiquette in Belarus.
- Etiquette. // Belize Country Review;2009, p80
The article provides information on the cultural etiquette in Belize.
- Etiquette. // Benin Country Review;2010, p82
The article offers information about the cultural etiquette in Benin.
- Etiquette. // South Korea Country Review;2010, p111
The article provides information on the cultural etiquette in South Korea including greeting each other through a slight bow, respect to elderly people and physical contact as inappropriate for older people.
