What does HCN stand for?

Host Country National

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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High Capacity Mobile Telecommunications System Discharge Under Honorable Conditions, Minor, Under Age of Authorized Enlistment Hô Chi Minh Ville (French: Ho Chi Minh City; Vietnam) Human Cytomegalovirus Discharge Under Honorable Conditions, Minor Enlisted Without Consent of Parents or Guardian Health Care News (monthly publication; Heartland Institute) Health Communication Network Health Council of the Netherlands Hispanic Communications Network (Washington, DC) Ho-Chunk Nation		Hydrogen Cyanide (prussic acid, hydrocyanic acid) Hypercube Connected Network Health Care Needs Assessment (UK) Health Care Negotiation Associates (Lexington, MA) Humberside County Netball Association (Humberside, England, UK) Hard Core Nut Ball (coined by Lucy Lawless in 1996 to describe some of her fans) Hastily-Called News Conference High Country Newfoundland Club (dogs; various locations) Historic Cultural Neighborhood Council (Los Angeles, CA) Holocaust Center of Northern California (est. 1979; San Francisco, CA)

Samples in periodicals archive:

5 million people and trained over 150,000 host nation service providers; (11) 95 percent of Peace Corps volunteers believe that they "helped host country nationals gain a better understanding of the United States and its people.

The Peace Corps model of building partner capacity

Unlike host country nationals or residents, MEJA does apply to third-country nationals--those individuals who are neither U.

Revised rules for battlefield contractors

In this paper, we seek to advance the understanding of the influence of host country national culture in shaping the location choices of foreign firms.

Host country cultural influences on foreign direct investment

It was suggested through the contact hypothesis that if an expatriate is a sociable person, then not only host country nationals, but other expatriates, co-workers, neighbors, etc.

Selecting expatriates for personality characteristics: a moderating ...

Intimacy of host social relations was assessed by one question which asked respondents to indicate the number of host country nationals who were close friends.

Can you go home again? An analysis of the repatriation of corporate ...