New American Expat: Thriving and Surviving Overseas in the Post-9/11 World

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Shows Americans how to be safe and secure as well as successful in their overseas assignments.

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By William Russell Melton

Shows Americans how to be safe and secure as well as successful in their overseas assignments. Here is a clear plan for thriving in the experience - with tips on how to find a job, negotiate a compensation package and set up a new home base.

In addition, this is the only book to address how to be a "good American" while living and working abroad, stressing how we are all ambassadors of our culture and home country. 221 pages. 2005.

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