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2001, Vol. 10, No.2

Shirley Willihnganz & Margaret Usha D'Silva

Intercultural Communication in Context Introduction

Dr. Penny Summers

Cultural Truth and the First Amendment Your Truth Better Than Mine?

Ian G. Weber

Shanghai Youth's Strategic Mobilization of Individualistic Values: Constructing Cultural Identity in the Age of Spiritual Civilization

John Monberg

Cultural Identity in an Era of Globalization: Contrasting State Media Policies in the United States and France

Margaret Usha D’Silva

Global Media and Cultural Identity: Experiences from an Indian Town

Mary Fong & Gerry F. Philipsen

A Chinese American Way of Speaking: The Persuasive Function

Shigeo Uematsu

The Use of Back Channels Between Native and Non-native Speakers in English and Japanese

Reiko Hashimoto

Problem Solving in Cross-Cultural Communication Situations

Changfu Chang

Civilization and Barbarism Deconstructing Legocentrism in the works of Several Communication Scholars

Sean O’Halloran

English Medium Secondary Schools: Privileged Orphans in the SAR

Alan M. Cogen

Using Task-based Learning to Develop Multi-cultural Literacy in the Classroom

Branson Woodard

Postmodern Disintegration and Communicative Presence: Toward Another Perspective on Words and Things

Suraj Kapoor, Janet Blue, Catherine Konsky, & Michael Drager

Intercultural Sensitivity: A Comparison of American and Japanese Value Preference

Catherine Konsky, Usha Kapoor, Janet Blue & Suraj Kapoor

Religion and Communication: A Study of Hinduism, Buddhism and Christianity

William B. Chapel

Forensic Rhetoric: A Strategy for Cross-Cultural Conflict Resolution