Intercultural Studies: Intercultural Communication

UNESCO works to create the conditions for dialogue among civilizations, cultures and peoples, based upon respect for commonly shared values. They have some great resources on their website, including videos, articles, and full-text books.

This publication from UNESCO explores how individuals and communities manage encounters with cultural others.

This UNESCO World Report explains the importance and complexity of cultural diversity and how integral it is to intercultural dialog.

Designed for Peace Corps Volunteers, this practical, hands-on guide is also a rich and useful resource for students who want to look into their own culture and become more understanding of people of other cultures.

You can get full-text access to this online journal for free.

This journal is published by the International Association for Intercultural Communication Studies. It is available full-text online.

Public Culture is a reviewed interdisciplinary journal of cultural studies, published three times a year in Fall, Winter and Spring for the Society for Transnational Cultural Studies by Duke University Press.

The goal of the Center is to approach intercultural dialogue at two levels: to encourage research on the topic of intercultural dialogue, but to do so through bringing international scholars interested in the topic together in shared intercultural dialogues about their work. Their website includes free resources and videos.

IPRA constitutes the most genuinely international grouping of public relations practitioners worldwide, active not only in promoting exchange of information and co-operation in every sector of the profession, but also in building a programme of professional development opportunities and other initiatives aimed at enhancing the role of public relations in management and international affairs.