跨文化商务沟通英文版教学课件第1章.ppt
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1、Chapter 1Chapter 1The Nature of Intercultural Communication1-*Topics Globalization/glocalization/grobalization Culture Enculturation/Acculturation Ethnocentrism Norms,rules,roles,and networks Subcultures and subgroups Communication barriers Multinational management orientations1-*Example of Miscommu
2、nication Telex sent to a factory manager of a U.S.subsidy in Lima,Peru:“Please send a headcount of the people in your factory and in your office,broken down by sex.Information urgent.”The local manager,a Peruvian,replied:“Heres your headcount:we have 30 in the factory,15 in the office,5 in the hospi
3、tal on sick leave,none broken down by sex.If you must know,our problem here is with alcohol.”(Axtell,1994)*Communication and Culture Communication and culture are inseparable.Culture is a code we learn and share.Learning and sharing require communication Communication requires coding and symbols tha
4、t are learned and shared.(Smith,1966)*Definitions International communication-communication between governments or among nations Intracultural communication-communication between members of the same culture Global business communication-communication between businesses from different countries*Inter
5、cultural business communication interpersonal communication within and between businesses that involve people from more than one culture Melting pot-sociocultural assimilation of people of differing backgrounds and nationalities;implies losing ethnic differences and forming one large society(macrocu
6、lture)Diffusion-the process by which two cultures learn and adapt materials and adopt practices of each other*World culture-the idea that as traditional barriers among people of differing cultures break down,one culture will emerge Globalization-the ability of a firm to take a product and market it
7、in the entire civilized worldU.S.Census 2010 64%White Americans 16%Hispanic Americans 14%African Americans 5%Asian Americans .9%Amer.Indians&Alaskan Natives .2%Native Hawaiians&Pacific Islanders .9%Others*Globalization,Glocalization,and Grobalization Globalizationthe worldwide diffusion of practices
8、 Glocalizationthe interpenetration of the global and local Grobalizationfocuses on the imperialistic ambitions of nations,corporations,and organizations to impose themselves on others*Dimensions of CultureLanguages(codes/modes)Verbal NonverbalPhysical PsychologicalEnvironment Human Behavior Content
9、ProcessesNatural Man Made Knowledge Belief Encoding Systems Decoding Thought From Borden,1991,171*Describe the U.S.or another Culture Using BordenLanguage Verbal NonverbalPsychological Content Knowledge Belief Systems Processes Encoding Thought Decoding ThoughtPhysical Environment Cultural activitie
10、s*Perceptions&Stereotypes Perceptions are learned through the dimensions of culture.Culture is learned through perception.Stereotypes are perceptions about certain groups of people or nationalities,often based upon limited knowledge and/or exposure*Stereotypes of U.S.Persons Informal relationships R
11、ather formal in business attire(suits for men;dresses or suits for women)Workaholics Embarrass foreign businesspeople Overly concerned with time,money,and appointments*Make decisions on hard,objective facts Consider contracts and the written word as very important Be aware of the status differences
12、within the organization;however,generally no display of superiority or inferiority is made which makes rank-conscious foreigners uneasy Are very mobile Convey superiority in their actions*Stereotypes of Selected Cultures(Japanese and U.S.Students)JapaneseAmericansEnglishgentlemanly,formal,proper,pol
13、itepolite,intelligentIrishcold,patient,drinkers,jovial,religioushot-tempered,loudChinesediligent,seriousquiet,ingenious,laboringindustrious,smartMexicanscheerful,passionatelazy,poor,loud,spicy-food eatersdirty,uneducatedRussians cold,dark,closed,cold,respect authority,secret,selfishhard-workingIsrae
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