Travel Taboos, Do's and Don'ts By Jeff Koyen, Forbes Traveler 7 May 2009
Alinda Lewris, founder and executive director of the International Association of Protocol Consultants and Officers ... offers "peer-reviewed education for all professionals interested in civility, country-specific do's and taboos, and protocol."
MSNBC Travel Taboos, Do's and Don'ts - Ten Things You Should - and Shouldn't do - Abroad By Jeff Koyen, Forbes Traveler
8 May 2009
CBCnews.ca Travel Taboos, Do's and Don'ts - Ten Things You Should - and Shouldn't do - Abroad By Jeff Koyen, Forbes Traveler
15 May 2009
A Measure Of Civility Caustic Commenters, Rude Fans: Why We Still Need to Be Told to Make Nice By Dan Zak, Washington Post Staff Writer The Washington Post 21 September 2008
Alinda Lewris ...has interviewed chief executives of Fortune 500 companies to understand the impact of incivility in the workplace. Data from the past 10 years suggest that society is getting less civil, that workplace bullying is rising and that co-workers, ...
The Civility War: How to Remind People Not to be Rude Dan Zak and Dr. P.M. Forni Washington Post Staff Writer; Professor, Writer and Founder of the Civility Initiative An Online Dialogue 22 September 2008
Bethesda, Maryland: Do you have any tips for being civil ... when you're a bit out of whack?
P.M. Forni: Try to reduce the levels of toxic stress in your life. This would be a good beginning.
Dan Zak: Alinda Lewris, founder of the International Association of Protocol Consultants, said in our interview that she simply allows herself time before she responds to a situation. By pausing before you speak or act, you give yourself an opportunity to settle down a bit and avoid an irrational response.
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