Language
Title
Intercultural Communicative Competence Development During and After Language Study Abroad: Insights from Arabic│Shiri, S. (2015)│To see the document: ERIC DATABASE through EBSCOhost (electronic library database)
Key words: Arabic, culture, intercultural communicative competence assessment, intercultural competence, intercultural proficiency, ICC, study abroad
Intercultural competence and student engagement of U.S. community college Students: a mixed method study│Riley, R. et al. (2015)│To see the document: ERIC DATABASE through EBSCOhost (electronic library database)
Key words: Learner engagement, Interpersonal communication, Cultural pluralism, Higher education
Making intercultural communicative competence and identity-development visible for assessmetn purposes in foreign language education│Houghton, A. (2013)│To see the document: ERIC DATABASE through EBSCOhost (electronic library database)
Key words: Intercultural communication, communicative competence (languages), self concept, student attitudes, academic achievement, summative evaluation, formative evaluation
Intercultural Competence in education, counselling and psychotherapy│Portera, A. (2014)│To see the document: ERIC DATABASE through EBSCOhost (electronic library database)
Key words: Intercultural Competences; intercultural education; intercultural counselling; Italy; globalization
Developing a Portfolio of Intercultural Competences in Teacher Education: The Case of a Finnish International Programme│Fred Dervin and Kaisa Hahl (2014)
Stress in the multi-ethnic customer contacts of the Finnish civil servants: developing critical pragmatic intercultural professionals│Brewis, Kielo (2008)
Interculturality in Education: A Theoretical and Methodological Toolbox│Fred Dervin (2016)
Cultural Essentialism in Intercultural Relations│Edited by Fred Dervin, Regis Machart (2015)
This collection examines how culture is used in intercultural encounters, but also what it does to people and how they deal with it, with some contributions proposing a move beyond the concept of culture in order to empower individuals and to complexify the analysis of intercultural relations. The volume will appeal to anyone interested in alternative and critical perspectives on interculturality.