Intercultural communicative competence

The notion of “Communicative Competence” has often been discussed in view of the challenges that intercultural interactions pose to the notion itself, especially as the notion was originally conceived by abstracting it from multicultural environments.
Francesco Costantini, Delia Airoldi
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Pragmatic Competence and Intercultural communication [PDF]

, 2018
Globalization has intensified communication among people with different first languages and of different cultures. As a result, misunderstandings and communication breakdowns mark many intercultural encounters as participants rely on the norms of their mother tongue and native culture to interpret and create meaning.
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Conceptualising intercultural (communicative) competence and intercultural citizenship

2020
Traditionally, the notion of citizenship has been linked to the concept of nation, the ‘imagined community’ dependent on a common language. State and nation are assumed to be one: the nation state. The contemporary world has created many other identifications and opportunities for political activities in communities which are transnational.
Michael Byram +3 more
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4. education
intercultural communication
culture

16. peace & justice
education
motivation

communication
10. no inequality
8. economic growth