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Annalisa Nash Fernandez

The author is an intercultural strategist at BecauseCulture. As a former corporate executive with various expatriate posts in emerging markets, and a linguist, she advises multinational corporations on cultural elements in technology and digital communication. She holds a degree in international finance from Georgetown University, and a master’s in language from the University of Wisconsin.
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Biden Administration Moves to Define the Political and Cultural Borders in Technology

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A utopian view of sharing information across world cultures was the original idea of the internet. But when it came to the ideology and...
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The American Cultural Barrier in Confronting the Pandemic

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It was Jan. 20, and the first case of Covid-19 was detected in the United States. I attended a tech conference in San Francisco the...
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Coronavirus Knows no Borders? Here Are a Few of Them

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National borders are no match for a global pandemic. But in the age of globalization, our borders are increasingly invisible. And Covid-19 is no...

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