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- ISBN: 978-1-925716-31-3
Communication is the expression of our thoughts and feelings, and
culture has a significant impact on how we communicate. This is why
different cultural groups communicate differently.
With the recent
rise of globalisation and the rapid growth of multiculturalism in
society, we are now required to communicate more often with people from
different cultural backgrounds. When communicating, one of the biggest
mistakes we make is to assume others think the same way we do.
Intercultural
Communication: Connecting with Cultural Diversity first reviews the
basics of communication, and then applies that knowledge in an
intercultural context, taking you on a journey that leads to improved
interactions and relationships, greater success in the achievement of
goals, and better outcomes in both your professional and personal life.
Authors | |
Authors | Ioppolo, Sebastian |
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Product Info | |
eISBN | 978-1-925716-31-3 |
Subtitle | |
Subtitle | Connecting with Cultural Diversity |
About the book | |
Pages | 164 |
Edition | First |
Publish Date | 2017 |
Table of Contents | Chapter 1 - The communication process, Chapter 2 - What is culture?, Chapter 3 - Understanding ourselves, Chapter 4 - Cultural dimensions, Chapter 5 - Distinguishing cultural elements, Chapter 6 - Putting it all together, Chapter 7 - Conclusion. |
About the authors | |
Author 1 | In addition to his formal academic qualifications, Sebastian Ioppolo has over 20 years of hands-on experience as an importer and exporter, and now uses this knowledge in his trade consulting work for organisations in Australia and abroad. This has provided him with the most valuable requirement for international trade success: an intimate knowledge of the industry. Over this period, he has witnessed and been a part of the evolving nature of the industry and all the associated developments in regulations, practices and procedures. This extensive and practical experience is reflected in his approach to his consulting work and writing, and provides real and usable information to the recipients of his work. As a teacher and course facilitator at Melbourne’s Victoria University and other institutions, Sebastian has also been involved in helping people to develop the knowledge and skills required to work in the growing field of international trade. |