Cross-cultural intelligence (CQ): It's impact on British expatriate adjustment on international construction projects

Author： Konanahalli Ashwini Oyedele Lukumon O. Spillane John Coates Ron Meding Jason von Ebohon John

ISSN： 1753-8378

Source： International Journal of Managing Projects in Business, Vol.7, Iss.3, 2014-05, pp. : 423-448

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