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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.
Americas

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...
Americas

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...
World

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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New Mission, Persistent Challenges, and Evolving Paradigms: The Transformation of the Armed Forces of the Philippines

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