Course: Multiculturalism In ASEAN

The scores of 6 of the ASEAN nations (4 from maritime Southeast Asia: Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore; 2 from mainland Southeast Asia: Thailand, Vietnam) according to the Hofstede model are …

“Cross-cultural” management involves offering a comparison between two or more different cultures or cultural regions. Managing cross-cultural diversity in the workplace requires an ability to carry out a comparison between …

Cultural preparedness is expected from individuals working or planning to work in the ASEAN region, either from within or outside the region, and communicating either online or offline. The workplaces …

Week 3 is aimed at a wide range of people who have an interest in multilingualism in ASEAN, such as linguistics and language students, teachers, language policymakers, migrants and professionals …

This section presents an overall assessment of multiculturalism as a 21st Century modern concept and its practice.

Multiculturalism is a tool to understand and respond to the challenges associated with cultural diversity based on ethnic, national, and religious differences. Noted political scientist, Will Kymlica, terms multiculturalism a …

Will Kymlicka is one of the most important scholars in the field of multiculturalism. He, along with Allen Patten, have been the two key proponents of liberal egalitarianist form of …

Like all modern ideas defining the liberal world, multiculturalism too is not devoid of challenges. This step highlights those challenges.

Participants will not need any special tools other than access to the internet via any device (computer, tablet or smartphone) which will allow the participant to take notes, share ideas …