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SIETAR UK Conference and Workshops 2005
"Intercultural Communication
in a Globalised World"
London, UK, 9/10th July 2005
This programme is provisional. Updates are posted regularly on this website.
Saturday 9/7/2005
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09:30
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Registration G230
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10:00
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Australia's SBS
Television in a globalised media landscape.
Emma Dawson
National Centre for Australian Studies, Monash University
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Culture-based student management and
learning issues among Arab and Iranian students in the Arabian Gulf
Rodney Hills
Hillcrest, Dubai
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10:30
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MTV's Reality TV Shows = Multiculturalism as a Commodity for
Profit Purposes
Monika Raesch
Framingham State College, USA
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Inside-Out: Student Criticism of "Foreign
Experts" in Universities in the P.R.C.
Ewan Dow
University of Surrey, UK
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11:00
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Tea G230
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11:30
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Outsourcing Culture or the Culture of 'Outsourcing'
Sumitra Srinivasan
Georgia State University, USA
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The Chinese student and intercultural
learning
Tricia Coverdale-Jones
University of Portsmouth, UK
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12:00
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Creating Empathy: The Development of
Key Cultural Competencies in Australian Professionals in Asia
Melissa Butcher
University of Sydney, Australia
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If and in what manner do students
feel influenced in their view of the foreign country by outside factors.
Andrea Pfeil
Strathclyde University, UK
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12:30
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Alien Communication: Applying Art
practices to Develop Business Communication and Transcultural Competence
Katharina Kettner
wave-concepts, Germany
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How do tutors inspire learning in circumstances of increased
diversity?
Heather Clay and Philip Frame
Middlesex University Business School, UK
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13:00
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Lunch G230
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13:30
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Lunch G230
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14:00
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Repetitive advertising and the effectiveness
of sex appeal
Kallirroy
Boutsikaki
Middlesex
University, UK
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Intercultural Communication: Training Do's and Tabo's –
Training Tips for Global Trainers Aspects of Training
Steven Filby
Annita Stokes
Thomas, The Thomas Centre for Global Performance Strategies
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14:30
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Advertising in culturally close
countries: consumer reactions
Stephan Dahl
Middlesex
University, UK
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Multiculturalism as a Policy
Alexandra Kleschina
Ural State University, Russia
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15:00
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The promise of Intercultural
Mediation
Susanne Schuler & Consolata Peyron
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Intercultural Communication in the
German - Polish Border Region Frankfurt Oder/Slubice
Sabine Krajewski
European University Viadrina,
Germany
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15:30
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Tea G230
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16:00
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The Joys of Otherness: Heteroglossia in Anne Tyler's Saint Maybe
Cheryl Caesar,
American University of Paris, France
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Intercultural aspects of internal communication within European
Organizations
Sophie Magnier
University Paul Valery
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16:30
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How Do We Fight? – Observations of the ways couples in
intercultural intimate relationships negotiate, evaluate and resolve conflict
in their relationships.
Hiroko T. Amick
International Business Services, USA
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Knowledge refining across cultures: A case-study of virtual team
working in an European multi-national
Johanna Renz
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18:00
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Reception (Pembroke Suite, Hendon Hall)
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19:00
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Dinner (Pembroke Suite, Hendon Hall)
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Sunday 10/7/2005
Partners
For partners
of conference delegates we will offer a special rate registration, which
will include the Conference Dinner and a special Partners' Welcome only.
The Partners'
Welcome will be on Saturday at 9:30. During the Partners' Welcome we will
be at hand to give advise on what to do and see in London.
London is
a great city, and we will be pleased to advise you (or your partner) on
any activities while in London. If you have any special requests, please
contact s.dahl@mdx.ac.uk.
You may also
find the VisitLondon
website very useful if you are planning to stay a little longer in London.
Some more
links of interest:
TimeOut London
Guide
London
Theatre Guide
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