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perspectives on rhetoric, writing, and professional communication in post-Soviet spaces
Introduction: re-writing the globe for the post-Soviet age: rhetoric, writing, and professional communication after communism in Eastern Europe / Pavel Zemliansky and Kirk St. Amant -- Institutional contexts. A survey of academic and professional writing instruction in higher education in Russia and Ukraine / Pavel Zemliansky and Olena Goroshko -- Introducing western writing theory and pedagogy to Russian students: the writing and communication center at the new economic school / Kara M. Bollinger -- Technical and communication in Russia / Tatjana Schell -- Workplace contexts. Russian education in the twenty-first century: establishing links with the global community / Alla V. Kourova -- Rhetoric in technical communication: Europe and the United States / Yevgen Borodkin -- Visible and invisible boundaries: documentation requirements for opening a foreign representative office in Russia and in the United States / Natalia Matveeva and Elena Bespalova -- Geopolitical contexts. Mapping professional and technical communication in German higher education in the Neue Länder since 1989 / Steffen Guenzel -- Macro acceptance, micro resistance? perspectives from Serbian writing: teachers on the Bologna process / Brooke Ricker Schreiber -- Multimedia contexts. Creating a multinational collaborative online community in high-tech marketing domain in Ukraine / Taras Danko -- Media usage pattern and trust in media among young people in a large Russian city / Nikolai Balykov and Doan Modianos.
edited by Pavel Zemliansky and Kirk St. Amant.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Communication, globalization, and cultural identity