Summary: Intercultural Communication: Global Cultures And Contexts | 9781446285916 | Shuang Liu, et al
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1 Challenges of living in a global society
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1.2 Contributors to cultural diversity
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What are the five contributors to cultural diversity?
- Advanced technologies
- Modern transport systems
- Global economy
- International business transactions
- Mass migration
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What is the most significant contributors to our multicultural environment?
The ever-increasing flow of people through mass migration and international exchange. -
1.2.1 Advanced technology and transport system
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How have advanced communication technologies influenced our lives?
- Communicate regardless of distance and time
- Relationships are affected. Even internet-based relationships.
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1.2.2 Global economy and business transactions
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What is meant by global transformation?
It refers to the worldwide economic and technological changes that influence how people relate to one another -
What is an example of global transformation?
You can buy an iPhone everywhere! -
What is one of the most biggest economic and social challenges facing us today?
Unlock the barriers of the acceptance of cultural diversity in the economy and society as whole. -
What are two consequences of the global economy and business transactions?
- Businesses are expanding into world markets.
- Ethnic diversity within workplaces is continually changing the organizational composition of most parts of the world.
- Flow of migrant workers (as a results of economic transformation) leads to an increase in ethnic competition.
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What challenge do we face in the business context of intercultural communication?
Understanding the cultural tensions: conflicts in expectations, lack of communication competence and attitude problems such as mistrust. -
1.2.3 Mass migration and international exchange
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What is the benefit of migration?
It contributes to the social and economic development in the country of origin and destination. -
What is the link between education and migration?
A steadily increasing proportion of migrant populations are made up of international students.
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