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Intercultural Workplace Communication
2017
The workplace is a highly meaningful context for intercultural communication where persons who come from different countries, identify with different ethnic groups or speak different languages get to collaborate and develop relationships with one another. Needless to say, interpersonal communication in the workplace has always been a primary area of interest for intercultural communication research. Early scholarship focused on the preparation of U.S. military personnel, diplomats, business people, and missionaries for overseas assignments. However, the increasing pluralization of the social landscape has bolstered research endeavors. These days, the scope of intercultural workplace communi…
Rôle des enzymes du métabolisme des xénobiotiques dans la perception de la caféine chez la drosophile
2010
National audience; Les animaux ont développé des systèmes de communication avec leur environnement indispensables à leur survie et leur reproduction. Les systèmes chimiosensoriels gustatifs et olfactifs détectent et transmettent au niveau central les informations chimiques de l’environnement (xénobiotique) afin que l’individu distingue les sources alimentaires des substances toxiques et reconnaisse ses proies de ses congénères. Ces systèmes, pour être efficaces, doivent être très sensibles et discriminants, et éviter la saturation des récepteurs. Dans l’espace péri-récepteur, les enzymes du métabolisme des xénobiotiques (EMX), impliquées normalement dans la détoxication, pourraient égalemen…
The social entrepreneur: Analysis of social awareness
2015
Resumen Los emprendedores sociales están ganando cierto reconocimiento como uno de los agentes de cambio social más importantes. Aun así, poco se conoce sobre sus motivaciones y el proceso a través del cual sus ideas se conciben y desarrollan. En este trabajo se analiza el proceso de descubrimiento de oportunidades en el caso de los emprendedores sociales, partiendo de la teoría del descubrimiento y del concepto de alerta emprendedora que, en este caso, rebautizamos como alerta social. Para ello se estudia el papel de la formación y la experiencia previa del emprendedor, la cercanía a otros emprendedores y la cercanía al problema social como variables relacionadas con la alerta social. Dada…
Sensorialité et diversification alimentaire
2010
ISSN : 0291-0233 ; http://www.medecine-et-enfance.net/
New Challenges in Economic and Business Development – 2021: Post-Crisis Economy: PROCEEDINGS; (13th International Scientific Conference, May 14, 2021…
2021
This year's conference was devoted to the challenges related to the post-crisis economic development. Crisis is often seen as an opportunity, stimulating change of traditional approaches and often leading to creation of new systems. The objective of the conference is to provide a platform/opportunity for scholars, researchers and professionals from different disciplinary backgrounds to meet, exchange ideas, findings, research results and discuss challenges and prospects for economic and business development.
Dynamics of changes in the soil organic matter, functional diversity and C and N fluxes after shift in agricultural practices of an annual crops rota…
2015
International audience; Introduction and objectives Agricultural practices (e.g. crop rotation, tillage) lead to profound changes in soil properties, ecosystem structure (e.g. biodiversity) and functioning (e.g. ecosystem services). Whereas this has been very often characterized in the medium and long terms, little is known so far about how fast soil properties respond to changing practices at the time scale (year to several years) in which farmers take their decision in the management of their crops. In agricultural systems, increasing consideration is given to soil biodiversity, whose role has long been overlooked by agronomists, but whose preservation in now recognized as key for maintai…
The challenges for the profession of accountant in the changing global economic environment
2019
Nowadays we observe dynamic growth in the global economic environment and rapid changes in information and communication technologies. These factors have a strong impact, they cause changes in the expectations of parties involved and greatly impact the conditions and competencies of any profession. Technological progress and the importance of behavioral competencies, both ethically and legally, exercising professional judgment and emotional intelligence will bring many challenges and opportunities for those who have chosen the profession of an accountant. The professional organizations of accountants are organizing different workshops and open discussions where participants exchange their e…
Entrepreneurship Education as Learning to Form Identities — Cross-Cultural Perspective
2015
[Introduction] In this study we focus on entrepreneurship education, entrepreneurs’ professional identity and related cross-cultural issues [1]. Today’s global business requires professional identities that are flexible and broad-mind, and this is why teaching should recognize these challenges. There is a need for new skills such as generalist skills, social skills and abilities for creating and sustaining new, complex trust-based business networks. We believe entrepreneurship education can promote such abilities. The entrepreneurs-to-be also need ethical rules and codes as they build values and ethical understanding, all rooted in identity. Recently, researchers such as Rae [4] have stress…
Loyal Employees. A Key Factor in the Success of a Company
2015
The most important asset of any business is its employees. Given this fact, normally, every business should have a solid plan to make sure that its employees are satisfied professionally and are loyal to the company. Unfortunately, this is usually not the case. Many companies believe that if they have an excellent product or service that generates high incomes and employees should be content. Generally, employers try to guarantee that its employees will not leave by offering them different benefits, trainings and great compensation. But is that enough to ensure loyalty among staff members? According to different statistics: each year the average company loses 20-50% of its employee base, re…
Theories on Teaching & Training in Ethics
2008
The paper examines the education and training of adults in ethics. It applies to courses at universities and colleges as well as in the work place. The paper explores the evidence on our ability to strengthen moral behaviour through courses on ethics, finds it to be weak, so starts with the assumption that we cannot teach people to be ethical. The paper asks therefore what the objectives of a course could be and how best to achieve them. It examines the different theories in the literature, eventually settling on four objectives: increasing moral cognition; teaching a widening and strengthening of ethical practices; adopting teaching approaches that maximise learning impact, and developing …