Intercultural effectiveness

Vulpe, T, Kealey, D., Protheroe, D., MacDonald, D. (2001). A profile of the interculturally effective person (2nd ed.). Quebec, Canada Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Centre for Intercultural Learning. 

Assessments focused on inclusive leadership practices, such as the Global Competencies Inventory (http //kozaigroup.com/ inventories/the-global-competencies-inventory-gci), the Intercultural Effectiveness Scale (http //kozaigroup.com/ inventories/the-intercultural-effectiveness-scale), and the Inclusion Measurement Survey (Davis, 2010) (see also Bird,... 

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The field of intercultural relations has evolved in the context of this demanding question How can we address the vitality of globalization and yet resolve the domestic concerns we share As we do so, how can we develop in ourselves the necessary mastery and concomitant humility required to be effective across cultures And what is required to integrate an intercultural perspective vdth diversity and inclusion ... 

Cultural competence is not a separate capability, but a truly integrated intelligence that is part of and woven into every other skill and competency. I consider cultural competence to encompass multiple types of intelligence—social and emotional (Was-serman. Chapter 4, this volume). It requires the ability to use head, heart, and hand (Hayles, Chapter 2), as well as having cognitive, affective, and behavioral skills and characteristics that support appropriate and effective interaction in a variety of cultural contexts (see the definition of intercultural competence in Bennett, Chapter 5). 

Geolinguistics, a newer discipline with sociological, political, and professional implications in the modern global marketplace, focuses on living languages. The study is primarily concerned with historical and contemporary causes and effects of language distribution and interaction as a means to improve international and intercultural communication. 

Schwenk, C. 1990. Effects of Devil s Advocacy and dialectical inquiry on decision-making a meta-analysis. Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes 47, 161-76. Spencer-Rodgers, J., and McGovern, T. 2002. Attitudes toward the culturally different the role of intercultural communication barriers, affective responses, consensual stereotypes and perceived threat International Journal of Intercultural Relations 26, 609-31. 

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