{"id":760,"date":"2015-02-01T18:18:38","date_gmt":"2015-02-01T18:18:38","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/grupo.us.es\/compoliticas\/?p=760"},"modified":"2026-10-05T21:28:23","modified_gmt":"2026-10-05T21:28:23","slug":"nuevo-capitulo-de-la-dra-mar-llera-in-betweenness-as-an-emerging-paradigm-in-intercultural-communication-the-illustrative-case-of-china","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/grupo.us.es\/compoliticas\/nuevo-capitulo-de-la-dra-mar-llera-in-betweenness-as-an-emerging-paradigm-in-intercultural-communication-the-illustrative-case-of-china\/","title":{"rendered":"Nuevo cap\u00edtulo de la Dra. Mar Llera: \u00abIn-Betweenness as an Emerging Paradigm in Intercultural Communication The Illustrative Case of China\u00bb"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Nuevo contribudo cient\u00edfico de la Dra. Mar Llera en el volumen que ha sido publicado tanto en formato digital como impreso por la editorial Cognella bajo el t\u00edtulo INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION FOR AN INCLUSIVE GLOBAL ORDER.<\/p>\n<p><img decoding=\"async\" src=\"https:\/\/eu0.proxysite.com\/process.php?d=joV9rFmPUFtditvQWV7Hh8dHJDUPmGw9ucC1jyOGvfWjBCqzfGYoTm9fpADu3%2F6MGVm3sgIIvsMxnVenkv%2Bx3mBBDR%2BGZLCVZ%2BC9KxEoAGVLksh58hlsaLxsmOprgTwd0dNk&amp;b=1\" alt=\"\" width=\"200\" height=\"242\" align=\"right\" \/>El Prof. Dr. Wenshan Jia, experto en sinolog\u00eda, traducci\u00f3n y comunicaci\u00f3n intercultural de la Univ. Chapman (California, USA), acaba de publicar los resultados de un ambicioso proyecto en el que han participado destacados acad\u00e9micos de los cinco continentes, para analizar los actuales desaf\u00edos de la interculturalidad en los BRICS (Brasil, Rusia, India y China) y en otras regiones en desarrollo -como Oriente Medio-, en contraste con lo que sucede en Estados Unidos y en Europa.<\/p>\n<p>La Prof\u00aa Mar Llera, responsable del \u00e1rea de Estudios sobre Asia Oriental (China) de COMPOL\u00cdTICAS, ha colaborado en la iniciativa con un cap\u00edtulo que trata sobre el concepto de IN-BETWEENNES AS AN EMERGING PARADIGM IN INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION: THE ILLUSTRATIVE CASE OF CHINA.<\/p>\n<p>Editorial Cognella:\u00a0grabanera@cognella.com.<\/p>\n<p>Acknowledgments<br \/>\nPreface<br \/>\nPart I. Introduction<br \/>\n1. The Various Streams of Cultural Dreams Discourse in the Contemporary World. By Wenshan Jia &amp; Pierce Rothchild<\/p>\n<p>Part II. Brazilian (Latin American) (Inter)Cultural Communication<br \/>\n1. The Business of Winning Brand Brazil and the New Globalism, 1990 \u2013 2010. By Roger Kittleson<br \/>\n2. New Directions for a More Prosperous Brazil. By Thomas J. Trebat<\/p>\n<p>Part III. Russian (Eurasian) (Inter) Cultural Communication<br \/>\n3. Where is the Common Ground? Interaction and Transfer Between European and Russian Philosophical Culture. By Evert Van der Zweerde<br \/>\n4. The Advantages of Employing Quantitative and Qualitative Methods in Intercultural Research Practical Implications from the Study of the Perceptions of Intercultural Communication Competence by American and Russian Managers. By Alexei V. Matveev<br \/>\n5. Rise of New Centres of Power in Eurasia Implications for Turkish Foreign Policy. By Emre Ersen<\/p>\n<p>Part IV. Indian (Inter) Cultural Communication<br \/>\n6. Bangalore to Bengaluru-Garden City to Silicon Valley Scenes from a Rapidly Changing and Confl icted City Space. By Peter M. Kellett, Roy Schwartzman, and David Carlone<br \/>\n7. Empowering \u201cPub-going, Loose and Forward Women\u201d to Rebel India\u2019s Social Media Foster Activism and Exchange of Ideas. By Debashis Aikat<br \/>\n8. Bollywood and the Frictions of Global Mobility. By Nitin Govil Part<\/p>\n<p>V. Chinese &amp; East Asian (Inter) Cultural Communication<br \/>\n9. The Chinese Conceptualizations of Face Personhood, Communication and Emotions. By Wenshan Jia<br \/>\n10. \u201cFace\u201d (mianzi) Among the New Generation of Chinese Youth in Japan. By Kiyoko Sueda &amp; Yue Wei<br \/>\n11. On the Communication Tactics and Grand Strategies of the Diaoyu\/Senkaku Islands Disputants. By Dexin Tian<br \/>\n12. Soap Operas as a Matchmaker A Cultivation Analysis of the Effects of South Korean TV Dramas on Vietnamese Women\u2019s Marital Intentions. By Hong Tien Vu and Tien-Tsung Lee<br \/>\n13. To Walk in Two Worlds The Impact of Social Media Consumption on Chinese Residents\u2019 Acculturation into the American Society. By Cong Li and Yu Liu Part<\/p>\n<p>VI. Middle East<br \/>\n14. Muslim Voices in the Blogosphere Mosaics of Local\u2014Global Discourses. By Merlyna Lim<br \/>\n15. The Internet in Iran The Battle Over an Emerging Virtual Public Sphere. By Gholam Khiabany and Annabelle Sreberny<\/p>\n<p>Part VII. Europe<br \/>\n16. What or Who Regulates European Electronic Media? By Kathy L. Hill and Aaron Manahan<br \/>\n17. Revoluntionary Reporting The Media, Democratization, and Eastern Europe . By Jane Curry<\/p>\n<p>Part VIII. (South) African (Inter) Cultural Communication<br \/>\n18. A Network of Tongues African Languages, Multilingualism and Global Communication By Abiodun Salawu<br \/>\n19. Complicating What it Means to be South African? Investigating the Role of Blogs in Intercultural Communication. By Rick Malleus<br \/>\n20. South Africa in the BRICS Evolving International Engagement and Development. By Harvard International Review<br \/>\n21. Africa and the New World Order Voices and Way of Armah\u2019s Osiris Rising. By Eric Edi<\/p>\n<p>Part IX. BRICS<br \/>\n22. Socialisation as a Two-way Process Emerging Powers and the Diffusion of International Norms. By Xiaoyu Pu<br \/>\n23. The BRICs 12 Years in Review Which Countries Truly Dominate Emerging Markets? By James O\u2019Neill<\/p>\n<p>Part X. Challenges to the US as a Global Power<br \/>\n24. Why Do (We Think) They Hate Us Anti-Americanism, Patriotic Messages, and Attributions of Blame. By Jason Gilmore, Lindsey Meeks, and David Domke<br \/>\n25. The Literal-Visual Cross-Cultural Continuum as a Challenge to the U.S. Army in Relation to the Digital Disparity Existing Among it and Third World Allies. By Jim Schnell<\/p>\n<p>Part XI. Intercultural\/Global Communication Theory<br \/>\n<b>26. In-Betweenness as an Emerging Paradigm in Intercultural Communication The Illustrative Case of China. By Mar Llera<\/b><br \/>\n27. Dwelling in Intercultural Spaces . Global Citizenship as a Mindset By Lily A. Arasaratnam<br \/>\n28. Maat and Human Communication Supporting Identity, Culture, and History Without Global Domination. By Molefi Kete Asante<br \/>\n29. Shifting Geertz Toward a Theory of Translocalism in Global Communication Studies . By Marwan M. Kraidy and Patrick D. Murphy<\/p>\n<p>Part XII. Global Intercultural Competence, Training and Consulting<br \/>\n30. The Intercultural Profession in The Past Decade. By Anja Franz, Susan Salzbrenner, and Tanja Schulze<br \/>\n31. Leading Across Cultures in the Human Age An Empirical Investigation of Intercultural Competency Among Global Leaders. By Michael F. Tucker, Ron Bonial, Adam Vanhove, and Uma Kedharnath<br \/>\n32. Working with Multicultural Groups and Teams. By David C. Thomas and Kerr Inkson<br \/>\n33. Effective Organizational Consulting Across Cultural Boundaries A Case Focusing on Leadership Styles and Team-Building. By John Darling and Victor Heller<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Nuevo contribudo cient\u00edfico de la Dra. Mar Llera en el volumen que ha sido publicado tanto en formato digital como impreso por la editorial Cognella bajo el t\u00edtulo INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION FOR AN INCLUSIVE GLOBAL ORDER. El Prof. Dr. Wenshan Jia, experto en sinolog\u00eda, traducci\u00f3n y comunicaci\u00f3n intercultural de la Univ. 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