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Australian Journal of Communication



Australian Journal of Communication

Volume 18(1), 1991


CONTENTS

Walsh Michael.	Conversational styles and intercultural communication: An example from northern Australia.	1-12

	Examines why the rock band Midnight Oil failed to communicate with members of a aboriginal community in remote Australia

	Search CIOS databases for resources containing these metaterms or keywords: race and ethnicity Pacific Rim television

McGregor William.	Discourse analysis and intercultural communication.	13-29

	Discusses the contributions of discourse to the study on intercultural communication

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Muhlhausler Peter.	Pidgin studies and their contribution to intercultural communication.	30-39

	Communication studies has failed to address the role of language

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Paul Peter.	Colour in intercultural communication.	40-51

	It is not always true that colors are shared knowledge between different cultural groups

	Search CIOS databases for resources containing these metaterms or keywords: nonverbal visualization intercultural

Fontaine Gary.	Managing intercultural effectiveness.	52-66

	Identifies usual strategies for dealing with cultural diversity, explains why those strategies won't work, and presents a workable strategy for effective intercultural communication

	Search CIOS databases for resources containing these metaterms or keywords: race and ethnicity organizational intercultural competence

Bullivant Brian M.	The evolution of multiculturalism and developments in in-service cross-cultural training.	67-79

	The official multicultural philosophy at Monash University lead to an in-service course in cross-cultural training in the Faculty of Education

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Stewart Julianne.	Micronesian women and television.	80-89

	A non-random pilot survey of women's attitudes towards and uses of television in three different parts of Micronesia, the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands, Guam, and Yap

	Search CIOS databases for resources containing these metaterms or keywords: gender broadcasting and media television Pacific Rim

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