The New Culture of International Employment “International employment” defines a new culture of human relationships familiarly reflective of the old world trade culture. In the old world nations traded with others without nationalistic concerns such as autonomy. While every mature nation in the world once opted for national autonomy at some point in history, those same countries found they could only survive with the help of other world cultures. The new nationalistic world bred dreams of domination and slavery, and we have lived with that legacy for thousands of years. Changes have happened since this time Pages: 10 Bibliography: 15 source(s) listed Filename: 22265 The New Culture of International Employment.doc Price: 89.50