Cross-Cultural Communication and Global Economy

A.V. Krutskikh

Sociosphera
2011. no. 3, 73–77
ISSN: 2078-7081

Cross-Cultural Communication and Global Economy

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Abstract

The article gives a review of the basic issues related to cross-cultural communication. The author focuses on the origin of cross-cultural diversity and analyses modern approaches to building cross-cultural competence.

General Information

Keywords: cross-cultural communication; world perception; philosophy; thought; stereotypes.

Article type: scientific article

Published 12.10.2011

For citation: Krutskikh, A.V. (2011). Cross-Cultural Communication and Global Economy. Sociosphera, (3), 73–77. (In Russ.). URL: https://psyjournals.ru/en/journals/sociosphera/archive/2011_n3/46869 (viewed: 05.12.2025)

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Information About the Authors

A. V. Krutskikh, National Research University – the Higher school of economics, Moscow, Russian Federation

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