Workshop
Workshop - 2007年12月 ワークショップ 2007年12月8日(土) 13:00-17:00 ワークショップの後には年末パーティへどうぞ! ワークショップ/WORKSHOP: Intercultural Friction Accompanying the Global Expansion of Japanese Corporations: Research Results from the Philippines, Malaysia, China and the U.S. 講師/PRESENTER: Nishida, Hiroko (Univ of Shizuoka), 言語/LANGUAGE: 定例会費/FEE: Members 3,000 yen 会員入会・特典はこちら (Membership & benefits) ワークショップ内容/WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: *西田ひろ子氏は静岡県主催の異文化共生フォーラムと重なってしまい、残念ながら参加いただけませんが、その代わり、事前に収録したビデオにてご本人に理論と研究の趣旨を説明いただきます。加えて、本研究プロジェクト当初からずっと西田氏の共同研究者として調査に同行してきた3人が研究成果をご紹介します。 What are the issues for intercultural communication as Japanese corporations expand in 4 cultural regions of the Pacific Rim? Where has friction been felt? In this workshop, the research team headed by Prof. H. Nishida, will report on the results of their research carried out at Japanese corporations in the Philippines, Malaysia, the U.S., and China over several years beginning in 1997. How do Japanese management and local employees view the differences in culture between them? The research looks at both cognitive levels and emotional context, and in the workshop, the focus will be on emotional context, particularly in relation to cultural differences that cause difficulties. Prof. Nishida will begin by introducing Cultural Schema Theory via video link. After an analysis of the research results by Profs. Sasaki, Nebashi and Koike, participants will be able to delve deeper into the results by country and apply this to Cultural Schema Theory. Although Prof. Nishida is unable to attend in person, she has prepared a video introduction of Cultural Schema Theory. Profs Sasaki, Nebashi and Koike, involved in the project from the start, will present the research. 講師/WORKSHOP LEADER: (以下あいうえお順、主な著作は上記以外) 小池浩子: 米国アリゾナ州立大学コミュニケーション研究科修士(1985)。異文化間コミュニケーション・トレーナーを経て現在信州大学教育学部准教授(国際理解教育分野担当)。主な著作:『異文化トレーニング:ボーダレス社会を生きる』三修社(1998)共著、「短期異文化接触における異文化のとらえ方と事前研修の受講者評価」異文化コミュニケーションNo.8、123-137 佐々木由美: 米国ハワイ州立大学大学院コミュニケーション研究科修士(1991)、お茶の水女子大学大学院人間文化研究科博士(2003)。現在、慶應義塾大学経済学部准教授。近年は、異文化間コミュニケーションの会話方略について研究。主な著作『異文化間コミュニケーションにおける相互作用管理方略−文化スキーマ分析的アプローチ−』風間書房(2006) 根橋玲子: 米国ミシガン州立大学大学院コミュニケーション研究科博士(1999)、現在、明治大学情報コミュニケーション学部准教授。主な著作:「海外日系企業における現地従業員の上司に対する役割スキーマの相違:フィリピン、マレーシア、中国を対象に」国際行動学研究第1巻、17-29(2006) NISHIDA, Hiroko (video presentation): PhD in Communication, University of Minnesota (1979). Completed her doctoral course work in Social Psychology, Tokyo University (1989). Currently professor of international relations at the Univ of Shizuoka. Major publications (please refer to original titles in Japanese flyer): “Intercultural Communication based on Human Behavioral Theory” (2007) Sogensha. <The following publications are Edited by H. Nishida and authored by herself and others including Sasaki, Nebashi, & Koike>. “Intercultural friction in Japanese companies in the U.S. and China.” (2007) Kazama Shobou. “Intercultural frictions between Japanese-Brazilians and Japanese in companies in Japan” (2003) Osaka Sogensha. “Intercultural frictions in Japanese companies in Malaysia and Philippines (2002) Taga Shuppan. “An introduction to intercultural communication” (2000). Osaka Sogensha. <The following 3 presenters are in alphabetical order> KOIKE, Hiroko: MA, Arizona State Univ (1985). Currently, associate professor, Intercultural Education, Fac of Ed., Shinshu Univ. Has also worked as intercultural communication trainer. Major publication: Cross-Cultural Training: Living in a Borderless Society (1998) Sanshusha. NEBASHI, Reiko: PhD, Michigan State Univ (1999). Currently, associate professor, Information and Communication, Meiji Univ. Major publication: “Comparison in role schemas among Filipinos, Malaysians and Chinese in Japanese companies operating overseas.” (2006) Kokusai Kodogaku Kenkyu 1, 17-29. SASAKI, Yumi: PhD, Ochanomizu Univ. (2003), MA Univ of Hawaii (1991). Currently associate professor, Economics, Keio Univ. Major research field: Discourse analysis in intercultural context. Major publication: “Interaction management schema in intercultural communication: Cultural Schema approach.” (2006) 場所案内/How to get there?: i-Land Tower can be accessed directly from Nishi-Shinjuku Station on the Marunouchi Line by following the underground path. From JR Shinjuku Station it is approximately a 10-minute walk. Once you get to the building, select an elevator that stops on the 4th floor. After you get off on the 4th floor, walk to the right until you get to the last door on your left.
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