Biographic Sketch of
Guo-Ming Chen
Guo-Ming Chen is Professor
of Communication Studies at the
Chen’s primary research interests are in intercultural/organizational communication, including the areas of global communication, intercultural communication competence, Chinese communication behaviors, and conflict management and negotiations. In addition to receiving various awards and honors, Chen has published over 150 papers, book chapters, and essays in Communication Yearbook, Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, China Media Research, Human Communication, Communication Research Reports, Intercultural Communication Studies, The Howard Journal of Communications, Journal of Asian & Pacific Communication, Journal of Psychology, and other magazines and newspapers.
Chen (co)authored and
(co)edited more than 30 books and journal special issues, including Foundations of Intercultural Communication,
A Study of Intercultural Communication
Competence, Foundations of
Intercultural Communication Competence, Study on Chinese Communication
Behaviors, Communication and Global Society, Dialogue among Diversities, Chinese
Conflict Management and Resolution, A
Concise English-Chinese Dictionary of Communication Studies, Introduction to
Intercultural Communication (in Chinese), Theories and Principles of Chinese
Communication (in Chinese), An Introduction to Media Literacy (in Chinese),
Chinese Perspective of Conflict Management and Resolution, Asian Perspective of Culture and
communication, and others.
Chen continues to be active
in teaching, scholarship and in professional, university, and community
services.