Intercultural Management Quarterly (IMQ)

Fostering learning by providing intercultural resources.
300

Number of articles in IMQ archive

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ABOUT IMQ

IMQ is an academic journal designed as a forum for practitioners, educators, and students of intercultural communication and management to share their expertise and research. IMQ’s misson is to help create better intercultural dynamics within global organizations by presenting current approaches to communication, culture, and management. Combining original research in the field of intercultural management with the applied perspectives of industry experts, the editorial staff hopes to provide IMQ readers with a solid foundation for implementing solutions to intercultural dilemmas.

 

Bringing Cross-Cultural Communication Education into the 21st Century – Virtually

Virtual, global communication has been evolving rapidly for several decades. The use of technology-mediated communication to form global virtual teams (GVTs) has become increasingly prevalent...

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Reality Therapy for Intercultural Training

For decades now, the idea of preparing travelers for effectiveness in foreign environments through cross-cultural and intercultural training has developed into mainstream orthodoxy...

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The IMQ Editor

Ryan Dalton

The IMQ Editorial Review Board

 Dan Deming

Annmarie McGillicuddy

Adam Mendelson

Darrel Onizuka

Justin Papka

Chris Saenger

Karen Santiago

Gary Weaver

Sherry Zarabi