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Managerial Competence Within the Hospitality and Tourism Service Industries Global Cultural Contextual Analysis

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ISBN-10: 0415385962

ISBN-13: 9780415385961

Edition: 2006

Authors: John Saee

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List price: $120.00
Copyright year: 2006
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
Publication date: 8/31/2006
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 288
Size: 6.25" wide x 9.50" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.232
Language: English

List of illustrations
Preface
Acknowledgements
Intercultural communication competence and managerial functions within the Australian hospitality and tourism service industries
Statement of the research study
Cultural diversity within Australian society and its organisations with reference to the Australian hospitality and tourism service industries
Cultural diversity and managerial functions in Australia
Cultural diversity and communication within the Australian hospitality and tourism service industries
Theoretical perspectives on intercultural communication
Justification for the study
Research methodology
Research aims
Research objectives
Research questions
Structure of the research study
Definitions of the terms used in this study
Communication, culture and managerial functions
The nexus between communication and management
Communication
Culture and communication
What is culture?
Major obstacles to intercultural communication
Cultural diversity and communication
Culture and management
Australia's multiculturalism
Australia's Anglo culture: dominant culture
Benefits of cultural diversity
Managing a culturally diverse workforce in Australia
Key managerial functions
Corporate culture
Theoretical perspectives on intercultural communication
English language as a "panacea" for ineffective intercultural communication
Psychological theories of intercultural communication
General systems theory of intercultural communication
Uncertainty reduction theory of intercultural communication
Convergence theory of intercultural communication
Interpersonal theory of intercultural communication
Intercultural communication competence defined
Conclusion
Profile of the Australian hospitality and tourism service industries: challenges of cultural diversity
Introduction to the Australian hospitality and tourism service industries
Challenges of cultural diversity within the Australian hospitality and tourism service industries
The link between managerial communication and effective management performance within the Australian hospitality and tourism service industries
Current weaknesses in management practices in the Australian hospitality and tourism service industries
Profile of a culturally diverse clientele: implications for training in the Australian hospitality and tourism service industries
Future demands for fluency in languages other than English (LOTE) for staff within the Australian hospitality and tourism service industries
Profile of the hospitality/tourism training in Australia
Conclusion
Research methodology
Research aims
Research objectives
Research questions
Research methodology and rationale
Methodology overview
Profiles of representative organisations in brief
Means of gaining relevant phenomenological information
Phenomenological information collection procedure
Ethical issues
Further quality and bias checks
Results and analysis
Use of tables
Research question no. 1
Research question no. 2
Research question no. 3
Research question no. 4
Research question no. 5
Research question no. 6
Research question no. 7
Research question no. 8
Conclusion
Conclusion
Introduction
Rationale for the study
Major contributions of this study
Limitations of the study in this research
Implications of the present study for management training
Directions for further research
Bibliography
Index