Directory of Global and Intercultural Communications Resources

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Intercultural communication is the study of how people or organizations communicate across cultures or national boundaries. Global communication refers more generally to problems in communication outside the Western societies where the field of communication studies originated. Both fields can overlap with interpersonal and group communication, as well as with rhetorical theory and criticism.

Resources in This Category

• Communicating Across Boundaries

  http://communicatingacrossboundariesblog.com/
  Covers culture, faith, work, and values.

• Intercultural Communication Institute

  http://www.intercultural.org/
  Information about workshops and a master of arts program in intercultural relations, plus an intercultural development survey (in pdf).

• International Communication Association

  http://www.icahdq.org/
  ICA is an academic association for scholars interested in the study, teaching, and application of all aspects of human and mediated communication.

• Knowledge Must Weblog

  http://blog.knowledge-must.com/
  This blog discusses global and intercultural communication, cultural exchange, and intercultural issues, especially between India / South Asia, China / East Asia, and the Western world.

• Original Wavelength

  http://originalwavelength.blogspot.com/
  Blog about cross-cultural issues, comparative religion, psychology, society, inter-cultural management and communication, multicultural team-working and human resource development and management (HRD and HRM).

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