Abstract
Monocultural, multicultural, and cultural diversity existing models and their viability in the complexity of the processes of globalization is strongly questioned. The method employed is analytical. The methodological approach is based on the theory of contingencies under the assumption that the situations and contexts in relation to individuals and interest groups vary and therefore require different designs and governance structure of intercultural dialogue spaces, forms of citizen participation, development, and training of intercultural skills and design management model of intercultural governance. To conclude, the main trends and challenges in the implementation of intercultural governance model are discussed.
Presenters
José G. Vargas-HernándezResearch Professor, Administration, University Center for Economic and Managerial Sciences, University of Guadalajara
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Presentation Type
Paper Presentation in a Themed Session
Theme
Community Diversity and Governance
KEYWORDS
"Intercultural Governance", " Intercultural Dialogue", " Citizen Participation", " Intercultural Skills", " Intercultural Management Governance"
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