1,200 words, 1.5 line spacing, in New Times Roman font, size 12. 1,200 words Essay Culture choosing: Thai (Thailand) Research on Thai culture The aim of this assessment is to research and write a...

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1,200 words, 1.5 line spacing, in New Times Roman font, size 12. 1,200 words Essay Culture choosing: Thai (Thailand) Research on Thai culture The aim of this assessment is to research and write a comparative analysis of your own culture of origin and any other culture that you consider to be in contrast with your own culture in light of the cultural frameworks discussed in the seminar. Details: - While national culture is composed of sub-cultures it is recommended that you focus on national cultures for this assessment. - As a basis for your comparison, you should familiarise yourself with different cultural frameworks such as Ferraro’s cultural universals, Trompennar’s cultural value dimensions, Hofstede’s cultural framework, and GLOBE project. - Clearly define the cultural dimension/s of the cultural framework/s that you are going to apply to compare and contrast these two cultures. - Identify subtle differences between these two cultures (artefacts, values, beliefs and basic assumptions). - Discuss any similarity between your own culture of origin and the other culture of your choice in terms of artefacts, values, beliefs and basic assumptions. - Critically analyse the implications of these cultural values, beliefs and basic assumptions on business environment in countries of those cultures as well as dealing with people from those cultures in any workplace. - Support your arguments with appropriate references from scholarly sources. You should use at least six scholarly references, including the customised textbook to support your analysis and discussion. Cite those references in the text as well as in the reference list as demonstrated at https://library.westernsydney.edu.au/main/sites/default/files/pdf/cite_Harvard.pdf More details in the next page Harvard Referencing Style Guide 1 © Western Sydney University, unless otherwise attributed. Library guide created by Western Sydney University Library staff is licenced under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY) HARVARD WESTERNSYDU REFERENCING STYLE GUIDE Referencing ......................................................... 2 Academic honesty and plagiarism ................. 2 About the Harvard WesternSydU style ........ 2 In-text citation: Referencing sources within the text .................................................................. 2 Reference list ...................................................... 4 Electronic items ................................................. 5 Referencing secondary sources ...................... 5 Works by multiple authors .............................. 6  In-text citations.................................. 6  Reference list ...................................... 6 Different works of the same author and same year ............................................................. 6 Books, book chapters and brochures ............ 6  Single author ....................................... 6  Two or three authors ......................... 8  Four to six authors ............................. 8  Seven or more authors ...................... 8  No author (incl. dictionary or encyclopaedia) .................................... 8  Corporate author / authoring body ....................................................... 9  Edited book ......................................... 9  Chapter or article in book ................ 9  Chapter or article in an edited book ....................................................... 9  E-book ................................................ 10 Journal articles, newspaper articles and conference papers . .......................................... 10  Journal article (print version) ...... 10  Journal article (full-text from electronic database) ........................ 10  Newspaper article (available in print) .................................................... 11  Newspaper article (from electronic database) ............................................. 11  Article / Newspaper article (from the Internet, not available in print version) ................................................ 11  Non-English journal article translated into English .................... 11  Proceedings of meetings and symposiums, conference papers .. 12  Conference proceedings (from electronic database) ........................ 12  Systematic reviews .......................... 12 Other materials ................................................ 12  Acts of Parliament (includes bills) ..................................................... 12  Australian Bureau of Statistics ..... 13  Brochure ............................................. 13  Government report.......................... 13  Government report (online) ......... 13  Image on the Internet