Civil Procedure in Cross-cultural Dialogue: Eurasia Context

Managing Security Risks through Cross- Cultural Dialogue

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Cultural hegemony? Educators’ perspectives on facilitating cross-cultural dialogue

Background We live in an age when education is being internationalized. This can confront students with 'cultural hegemony' that can result from the unequal distribution of power and privilege in global society. The name that is given to awareness of social inequality is 'critical consciousness'. Cross-cultural dialogue provides an opportunity for learners to develop critical consciousness to c...

Knowledge transfer in a cross - cultural context

Organizations and Management in Cross-cultural Context

GFP in the Cross-Cultural Context CULTURAL STABILITY OF PERSONALITY

The controversy between universality and cultural differences is almost notoriously present in psychology. In almost every important psychological domain, we are facing a lively debate between the adherents of both viewpoints, the first stressing the universality of basic human characteristics and the other emphasizing the differences across cultures in these characteristics. The personality is...