Connaughton, S. L., and B. D. Ruben, Millennium Leadership Inc.: A Case Study of Computer and Internet-Based Communication in a Simulated Organization, In Internet-Based Workplace Communications: Industry and Academic Applications, edited by Kirk St. Amant and Pavel Zemliansky, Hershey, PA: Information Science Publishing, 2004, 40-67. (C)

Ruben, B. D., Assessing Communication Competence for Intercultural Communication Adaptation, Group and Organization Studies, 1(3), 1976, 334-354. (A)

Ruben, B. D., Guidelines for Cross-Cultural Communication Effectiveness, Group and Organization Studies, 2(4), 1977, 470-479. (A)

Ruben, B. D., L. R. Askling, and D. J. Kealey, Cross-Cultural Effectiveness: An Overview. In Overview of Intercultural Education, Training and Research. Volume 1: Theory (D. S. Hoopes, P. B. Pedersen, and G. W. Renwick, eds.), Washington, DC: Society for Intercultural Education, Training and Research, 1977, 92-105. (C)

Ruben, B. D., and D. J. Kealey, Behavioral Assessment of Communication Competency and the Prediction of Cross-Cultural Adaptation, International Journa1 of Intercultural Relations, 3(1), 1979, 15-47. (A)

Ruben, B. D., The Perceptions of the Foreign Service Community.  In Royal Commission on Conditions of Foreign Service:  Internal Working Papers. Ottawa, Ontario: Canadian Government Printing Centre, 1981, 11-55. (C)

Ruben, B. D., The Perception of Foreign Service Employees, Spouses, and Dependents.  In Report  of the Royal Commission on Conditions of Foreign Service, Ottawa, Ontario:  Canadian Government Printing Centre, 1981, 331-343. (C)

Kealey, D. J. and B. D. Ruben, Cross-Cultural Personnel Selection: Issues, Criteria, Methods.  In Handbook of Intercultural Training: Volume 1 (R. W. Brislin and D. Landis, eds.), New York: Pergamon Press, 1983, 156-175. (C)

Kim, Y. Y. and B. D. Ruben, Intercultural Transformation: A Systems Theory. International and Intercultural Communication Annual, 12, 1988, 299-321. (C)

Ruben, B. D., Human Communication and Cross-Cultural Effectiveness, International and Intercultural Communication Annual, 4, 1977, 95-105. (A)