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Call for papers for a Special Issue of
Journal of World Business*
"Intercultural Communication in International Business Research"
Due to numerous requests, the submission deadline has been extended until 30th of November 2017.
Guest Editors:
Betina Szkudlarek, University of Sydney, Australia
Luciara Nardon, Carleton University, Canada
Joyce Osland, San Jose State University, United States
Lena Zander, Uppsala University, Sweden
The goal of this special issue is to encourage theoretical and empirical development on intercultural communication as it relates to organizations. We are particularly interested in communication processes and strategies that facilitate understanding between individuals and, as a consequence, facilitate team and organizational management performance. Through this special issue, we aim to advance our theoretical conceptualization and understanding of intercultural communication with the specific focus on capturing the iterative, interactive, context-dependent processes of intercultural communication to improve global business practices.
We welcome submissions from various methodological traditions and invite interdisciplinary work. We seek contributions from various disciplines, using multiple theoretical frameworks and methodologies. We invite both conceptual and empirical papers. We are particularly interested in communication processes as they relate to international management and organizations.
The full call for papers can be found here:
https://www.journals.elsevier.com/journal-of-world-business/call-for-papers/intercultural-communication-in-international-business-resear
Questions about the Special Issue may be directed to Betina Szkudlarek (betina.szkudlarek@sydney.edu.au)
*The Journal of World Business is a premier journal in the field of international business with a history dating to 1965 with the founding of the Columbia Journal of World Business. JWB publishes cutting-edge research that reflects important developments in the global business environment and advances new theoretical directions and ways of thinking about global phenomena.
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Dr. BETINA SZKUDLAREK
Program Director Master of Management
Discipline of International Business
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