New editions are released periodically (e.g., Culture Shock! India has had multiple editions since the 1990s) to reflect changes in technology, politics, and social norms.
Unlike Lonely Planet (budget travel) or Fodor's (sights & hotels), Culture Shock! focuses almost entirely on behavior, mindset, and local integration —not tourist attractions.
It sounds like you're looking for the key features of the book series (formally Culture Shock! A Guide to Customs and Etiquette ), published by Marshall Cavendish.
Here are the defining features of this classic expat book series:
Each book is dedicated to a single country (e.g., Culture Shock! Japan , Thailand , Germany , USA ). There are no regional "bundles"—you buy the guide for your exact destination.