2ALTBACH P G,REISBERG L,RUMBLEY L E. Trends in global higher education: Tracking an academic revolution [R].France, UNESCO, 2009.
3RIALP A,RIALP J,KNIGHT G A. The phenomenon of early internationalizing firms: what do we know after a decade (1993-2003) of scientific inquiry? [J]. International Business Review,2005,14 (2): 147-166.
4WEN W. Bridging the gap between Western and Chinese evidence in the international education market [J]. China and World Economy, forthcoming.
5WEN W. China in the emerging reality of Asia regional higher education, in Higher education regionalization in Asia Pacific [D]. London : Palgrave Macmillan, 2012.
6OBERG K. Cultural shock: Adjustment to new cultural environments[J]. Practical Anthropology, 1960,7(4) : 177 - 182.
7GUTHRIE G M.A behavioral analysis of culture learning[G]//BRISLIN R W,BOCHNER S, LONNER W J. Cross-cultural perspectives on learning. New York: Sage Publications, 1975 : 95-115.
8SMALLEY W A. Culture shock, language shock, and the shock of self-discovery[J]. Practical Anthropology, 1963(10):49-56.
9LYSGAARD S. Adjustment in a foreign society: Norwegian Fulbright grantees visiting the United States [J]. International Social Science Bulletin, 1955 (7): 45-51.
10GUDYKUNST W B,HAMMER M R. The influence of ethnicity, gender, and dyadic composition on uncertainty reduction in initial interactions[J]. Journal of Black Studies, 1987,18(2): 191-214.
