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Globalization and Intercultural Relations

2022
Abstract Globalization refers to the growing economic, political, social, and cultural interdependence of countries ensued from cross-border trade, technology, investment flow, information and knowledge diffusion, and migration. It is an ongoing historical and multidimensional process characterized by increasing integration and ...
Chiu, Chi yue   +2 more
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Intercultural Relations in Australia

2017
Australia was culturally diverse prior to European settlement. The original inhabitants, Indigenous Australians, comprised diverse cultures and language groups with separate territories, laws and systems (Dudgeon, Wright, Paradies, Garvey & Walker, 2014).
Dandy, Justine   +5 more
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Intercultural Relations in Asia

2009
Acculturation and Social Cohesion: Emerging Issues for Asian Immigrants in New Zealand Migrating Talent: Subsequent Mobility of Recent Asian Immigrants To and From New Zealand Immigration and Integration: The Canadian Experience Preparing Immigrants for the Economically Advanced World: Application of an Economy-Based Theoretical Framework to ...
Chan-Hoong Leong, John W Berry
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Intercultural relations in plural societies.

Canadian Psychology / Psychologie canadienne, 1999
One result of the intake and settlement of migrants is the formation of culturally plural societies. In the contemporary world, all societies are now culturally plural, with many ethnocultural groups living in daily interaction. A second result is that intercultural relations become a focus of public and private concern, as the newcomers interact with ...
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Intercultural Relations in Switzerland

2017
Berry, J. (Ed.). (2017). Mutual Intercultural Relations. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp.
Haenni Hoti, Andrea   +4 more
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