PROMOTING INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS
Abstract
Abstract: Promoting intercultural relations is crucial for enhancing mutual understanding, respect, and cooperation in a global perspective. This article examines the importance of intercultural relations, the key challenges faced, and strategies to improve communication and collaboration among different cultures. By expanding education, cultural exchange, and community involvement, we can bridge cultural gaps and create a peaceful, united global society.
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LITERATURE:
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A collection of essays focused on foundational concepts in intercultural communication, including strategies for promoting understanding and respect.
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This article argues for the inclusion of intercultural education in language programs to promote intercultural competence.
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This article explores methods for assessing intercultural competence, highlighting its importance in promoting intercultural relations.
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An updated version of Hofstede's work that incorporates contemporary insights into how cultures interact in organizational settings.
These references provide a solid foundation for understanding and promoting intercultural relations through various perspectives and
This comprehensive methodology aims to fully understand effective strategies for promoting intercultural relations and to develop actionable recommendations for policymakers, educators, and community leaders.
