Major ethical issues in the field of intercultural relations: An exploratory study

Nam, Kyoung A; Weaver, Gary R.; delMas, Robert C.

doi:10.1016/j.ijintrel.2015.03.015

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“…This research uses qualitative research methods and uses the type of exploratory research (Carvalho et al, 2005;Nam et al, 2015) where this research focuses on explaining the interaction process in Group Communication that occurs between religious communities in a village. The subjects in this study were the people of Sampetan Village, Boyolali Regency.…”

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Harmonizing Religious Diversity: Exploring Effective Intercultural Communication in Dukuh Sampetan Village

Tiatira,

Herwandito,

Krisnawati

2024

IJMMU

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Religious tolerance is important to be instilled and carried out in building an interaction relationship in order to avoid divisions that can lead to conflict in society. The existence of a tolerant attitude towards religious differences and is expected to encourage the creation of a peaceful situation so as to create harmony in the interaction of people of different religions. In addition, it is also necessary to foster good harmonious communication so that it can form an understanding that leads to unity. Dukuh Sampetan is one of the dukuhs in Sampetan Village whose people consist of various religions, namely Buddhism, Christianity and Islam. This research uses qualitative research and the theory used is Effective Intercultural Workgroup Communication Theory. This research discusses cultural diversity, which means religious diversity in community groups in Sampetan Village in forming group communication that is able to achieve decisions, satisfaction and effectiveness of group performance in fostering tolerance between religious communities. The conclusion in this study is that communication that occurs in social life in Dukuh Sampetan runs effectively so that religious tolerance exists there is indeed true, seen from the forms of communication seen from general activities, communication that is usually carried out and religious activities.

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Harmonizing Religious Diversity: Exploring Effective Intercultural Communication in Dukuh Sampetan Village

Tiatira,

Herwandito,

Krisnawati

2024

IJMMU

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“…Several studies on the intercultural professionals inform us about interculturalists and the shape of the intercultural training field (Berardo, 2008; Szkudlarek, 2009; Romani and Szkudlarek, 2014; Nam et al , 2015). The work of Salzbrenner et al (2014) sketches in most detail their professional profile, with most of them being entrepreneurs, either having a sole proprietorship business on the side of, for example, an academic career, or as their main activity (27% and 25%, respectively).…”

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Effectual entrepreneurship, ethics and suboptimal service designs

Szkudlarek

Nguyen

Leung

2022

JKM

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Purpose This study aims to respond to repeated calls for more process-focused research on effectual entrepreneurship. It illustrates how effectuation takes place, particularly through gaining the commitment of actors with diverse resources, knowledge and needs in a context characterized by power disparities. It illuminates the ethical concerns faced by effectual entrepreneurs and the impact these concerns could have on the service design. Design/methodology/approach The qualitative investigation involved in-depth interviews with 30 intercultural trainers-entrepreneurs delivering repatriation training in the context of international assignments. The authors supplemented primary data with the analysis of training and promotional materials. Findings The authors identify four key elements of the effectual process, in which entrepreneurs aim to elicit commitment while reconciling potentially conflicting demands of the actors involved: surfacing needs; value framing; co-creation; and joint affordable loss. The authors show how the acquisition of commitment has a consequential impact on subsequent steps of effectual entrepreneurship. The authors highlight how the interdependence of entrepreneurs, their services, clients and end-users impacts the availability of means and goals. More importantly, the authors also demonstrate how resource dependence, knowledge disparities and power imbalance between actors partaking in effectual entrepreneurship can lead to numerous ethical concerns and result in suboptimal service designs. Originality/value This study demonstrates the dark side of effectual entrepreneurship in a resource-constrained environment. The authors show how power disparities and resource-dependence can lead to ethical dilemmas and inferior service designs, where entrepreneurs follow the lead of influential and resource-abundant stakeholders at the expense of the end-users.

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Intercultural Education for Intercultural Competence: A New Kind of Literacy for Sustainable Development

Nelson¹,

Fowler²,

Luetz³

2019

Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals

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Major ethical issues in the field of intercultural relations: An exploratory study

Cited by 5 publications

References 8 publications

Harmonizing Religious Diversity: Exploring Effective Intercultural Communication in Dukuh Sampetan Village

Harmonizing Religious Diversity: Exploring Effective Intercultural Communication in Dukuh Sampetan Village

Effectual entrepreneurship, ethics and suboptimal service designs

Intercultural Education for Intercultural Competence: A New Kind of Literacy for Sustainable Development

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