Developing Cross-Cultural Capability in Undergraduate Business Education: Implications for the Student Experience.

Laughton, David; Ottewill, Roger

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Publication Date: 2000

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Developing Cross-Cultural Capability in Undergraduate Business Education: Implications for the Student Experience.

Laughton, David; Ottewill, Roger

Education + Training, v42 n6 p378-86 2000

Identifies three aspects of cross-cultural capability: sensitivity, cross-cultural business skills, and international management competence. Suggests a strategy to shift business students' perspective from ethnocentrism to ethnodiversity and prepare them for global work. (SK)

Descriptors: Administrator Qualifications, Business Education, Cross Cultural Training, Ethnocentrism, Higher Education, Intercultural Communication

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Language: English

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