... real. Access to adequate and inclusive care may lead to large disparities in health outcomes. Attention should be paid to the availability of transgender-specific care, mental health services and hormone replacement therapy. Moreover, the language used daily in societies is the most significant...

...This chapter discusses the current position of language in international business (IB) and management, while considering the future advancements of this field of research. The chapter is structured as a dialogue between the six discussants of the EIBA 2024 panel session entitled ‘Language in IB...

... awareness. Implications for literacy teachers and educators who wish to use a transraciolinguistic approach in conjunction with critical awareness via practical, informal, and reflexive tools are presented. Literacy literacies race language immigration critical Vignette Recently, I (Patriann...

... Planning for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Families, and Early Behavior and Language Screening. The authors discuss these external factors as they relate to students with EBD and their families, and provide examples of how each factor can influence student outcomes. Foster care stress cultural...

... studies provided in this chapter are rooted in the compositional diversity dimension of Culturally Relevant Leadership Learning, with applications to unique circumstances and contexts. Lived experiences access representation navigating language relatability Throughout time, humans have learned about...

...Systemic conversation language sense-making facilitation meta-conversation group learning facilitation 1. Introduction The metaphor, horizon, used in the title of this chapter has two meanings. The first is my journey into new territory, drawing on learning from my experience, from...

...Abstract This chapter further explores pedagogical ideas from Eastern perspectives: nature, language and silence, learning and unlearning, and development and non-development. These topics offer radically different views of pedagogy. Pedagogy has a naturalism that trusts human nature and follows...

...Abstract Chapter 1 explores the social construction of [American] identity and language in the public sphere, particularly as it relates to Spanish-speaking communities. Drawing on frameworks of social construction, intersectionality, and representative bureaucracy, the chapter examines how...

...: How can cultural and creative firms manage the tension between tradition and innovation? How can they accommodate the renewal of a tradition without stifling it? How can they use tradition as a resource for innovation in the present? Tradition innovation product design language cultural industries...

... is shaped by competitive rituals within organizations. The authors propose that candidates competing for positions of institutional leadership establish a framework for articulating and comparing their leadership claims via the strategic use of language. This process involves a discursive presentation...

...Rwanda 1994 Genocide The Guardian news discourse discourse analysis language journalism ethics social responsibility Introduction The Guardian is a daily international newspaper that publishes hardcopy and electronic online news that operates in 25 countries. It covers...

... features of speed and extensive capacity with the traditional human touch of being cultural sensitive and accurate. Artificial intelligence translation translation sites machine translation language natural language Introduction The development of globalization has brought forward the increase...

..., but academic learning was not my only takeaway. Our dedicated German language lecturer was a professional theatre educator. She emphasised learning the basics of the German language by dancing about, speaking aloud and participating in larger-than-life movement exercises. It seemed childish at first and most...

... challenging situation as their homelands and their resettlement contexts are often extremely different. These women confront complex challenges following resettlement, with the language barrier being a major impediment. English language proficiency is recognised as a vital aspect of successful integration...

...Abstract This chapter explores connections between global leadership (GL) and language. By drawing on theories and concepts from sociolinguistics, applied linguistics, and language-sensitive international business and management studies, we discuss areas where language can be incorporated into GL...

... forms of identity and their constructions become apparent throughout the research. Participants build a sense of Irishness based on family and genealogical linkage, physiological traits, political identification, national cultural identity affiliation (such as language and music) and often...

...Abstract In an ever-interconnected world dominated by discourses on the internationalization and marketization of higher education, concerns related to language and employability have been the focus of recent debates. There is, however, a dearth of research investigating how these dimensions...

.... Introduction: Today’s Refugee Education Crisis Improving Support for Educators and Displaced Students During Emergencies Migrant refugee curriculum higher education language crisis Abstract Educating students during emergencies is no longer an occasional occurrence; it has become a common scenario due...

... to their dominant scores where they describe themselves and others from inside and outside perspectives. Blue is more task and detail oriented. Green is more holistic and future oriented. Red is more social and communicative oriented. The language as a metaphorical structure as well as the seminar builds a culture...

.... Postcoloniality historicity postcolonialism language orientalism Third World At first glance, post, meaning after, and colonial forming one word – postcolonial – one may reasonably deduct that it may infer after colonialism. This approach to interpreting postcolonialism implies that colonialism has ended...