What do you mean by Multi-Cultural Relations?
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politically or individually: relationships consisting of parties stamming from different cultural, i.e. geographical, religious, etc. backgrounds. Relations would probably describe the dealings between those parties. Is that what you were looking for?
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The relationship between countries is based on their proximity to each other and the borders that they share.  For example, some people would argue that the history of the United States' relationship with other countries was greatly affected by the fact that the U.S. is separated from nearly all other countries by two large oceans.  Think along those lines ... communication, ability to physically come in contact with others, etc.
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Cultural mores and tradition.
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things to include in your speech are :\n- different cultures read body language differently (in some cultures such as japan, eye contact is a sign of disagreement)\n- different words mean different things in different cultures\n- the way people conduct their job is different in many cultures\nthese are some ideas to get you started.. also say that understanding the basic communication elements in different cultures minimizes stress and disagreement among workers which eventually leads to better work production (better in effeiciency and work is more effective in producing positive results in the workplace and reaching goals)
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Few cultures have succeeded as multi-lingual cultures. Most were small nations in Europe. It is possible to do. \n\nWhat happens is that language barriers create isolation. This isolation breeds hostility which eventually manifests itself in racism. It is the enevitable and unavoidable consequence of cultural barriers. \n\nLanguage however is just the symptom. It is the easy way to pick out people who do not adopt any of the culture. Who refuse to assimilate to the nation they have moved too.  If except for language the refugees adopted the customs of the land then they would be more readily accepted. The lack of a common language would cause glass cielings and other day to day obstacles. What is happening in the US is that multiple imigrant groups are refusing to learn English, adopt the American culture at all and worse many are openly hostile to the US despite living here and enjoying America's freedoms and economic prosperity. \n\nThis of course creates conflict. If illegals came here, learned English, adopted the core American values, tried to fit in. People would be much more sympathetic to them. Instead they refuse to do any of that.  When one group gets away with it then it encourages other groups. So today we have Asian, Eastern European as well as Hispanic enclaves where people rarely leave a transplanted piece of the origional nation.  They root against the US in sports. Consider Americans as the enemy or at best with suspicion.  Small numbers of enclaves like this can be tolerated but in the US today significant portions of the population live in such enclaves. The Hispanic factions in particuler are becoming politically active and interfering in US politics. The irony of it is amazing. They hate the US but use our freedoms and our economic prosperity to fight us with from within.
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From the topic itself, you might have understood that building bridges across the world here does not mean any structure of the cement, steel and concrete. This indicates, how we can bring together the people of other countries by understanding the culture of people of all those countries. So, at first you have to understand what is culture and how the culture of people of different countries attract those of the other countries to make the nearness with one and another, respecting each other, respecting each other's culture to help bring peace and presperity mutually with the help of people of other countries.\n\nThis is the central idea, I have provided you from which you may like to develope the essay in your own language.
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Cultural diversity is important because it helps to explain why we are having such trouble in the World.  But it should not be forced upon us like groups that want everything to be totally equal.  One of the things that I have dealt with is people from other parts of the World with different cultures and accents.  I have found that it is easier to deal with people from other parts of the World than some of the people in the United States.  I have friends that come from various backgrounds and different social economical classes.
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'Cultural': relating to the habits, traditions and beliefs of a society.\n\n'Identity': who a person is, or the qualities of a person or group which make them different from others.\n\nNow, culture provides:\n1. a particular view or understanding of the world. \n2. rules and patterns of behaviours.\n\nThe mexican culture is a clash of two different cultures that fusioned.  \n\nIn mexico there is a high regard for parties and celebrations... we even celebrate the day of the deads... and I don't feel identified with this traditions and behaviours because I don't agree with making a big celebration of 'nothing'... Low-income people spend all their savings in weedings and parties that they give to their relatives or extended family and even neighbours just because it gives them status... how silly!  I do not identify with that but I understand it.  Also mexicans are always 'worried' about the future and they daydream about winning the lottery... or that things will come from heaven... they never take their present and plan from it... they built up on water, as it were, and I'm not like that.  Also mexicans are too religious but they are religious because 'yes'... Do you believe in GOD? 'yes' Why? 'I don't know but I believe'... hmmm I'm not like that... Also mexicans say that it is better to do something even if it is not well done but it is done... and I think that if you are to do something (anything) you have to do it in the best possible way.  Also mexicans have a saying 'There's more time than life'... and they don't care if they arrive on time or not... as they see the future events as a 'question mark'... because of what I already said, they do not see unpunctuality as an offense and I do.\n\nI hope that answers what you're looking for.
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There are many things but keep in mind that your country is multi-cultural .... you have to give freedom to others....
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it depends on the culture.
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Cultures have a lot of effect on communication system, but to survive and do good in today's business, you surely require to down play the cultural part of it. The presence of culture in business communication should be only upto a healthy limit. In my communication I only try to talk business giving no place to cultural, spiritual or other factors. Though I'm a deeply spiritual person and regard my culture as very good, but that has nothing to do with my business and clients.
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You pretty much answered the question the way I would.  It would be great to break down the language barriers, so we would realize there are less differences between us and "everyone else" than we think.  But yes, I think there's the danger of becoming too similar.  Maybe not, though...every country still has different customs and "slang", so maybe the cultural uniqueness would prevail.
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Anybody who tries to give you exact percentages for highly-variable phenomenon is most likely engaging in pseudoscience!\n\nHowever, a big portion of communication - especially unfilterted/honest communication - is transmitted through body language; the facial muscles are different for a fake smile vs. real smile etc.  This is not enough to overcome cultural barriers - although it helps in determining if someone from another culture is experiencing some type of emotions (angry/sad/happy etc).  You need words for more precise communication (non-emotional).
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Well, first there is the type of culture where you grow microorganisms in a Petri dish.\n\nThen, there is the type of culture pertaining to a society or group, and it's mainstream beliefs, art, music, and food, etc.\n\nThen there is the type of culture that refers to a person being well-bred, or of high class (cultured).
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it is an arrangement where a student of one country studies in a foreign country, in exchange of a student of that foreign country who will study in this country. its an exchange of students. generally meant to study the culture of various countries and to know about the lifestyle there.the exchanged students have to live with the parents of their corresponding exchange students and have to treat them as parents or guardian.
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#1 It promotes communication. Communication, in any relationship, helps to keep both parties on the same page.\n#2 There are less secrets. When we are going in and out of other countries- or taking and receiving product from other countries- those countries are less likely to hide things from eachother. The doors are essentially open. \n#3 Having a successful business or trade relationship w/ another country will grow trust. If we trust eachother, we are less likely to attack one another.\n#4 It promotes understanding. Spreading culture through products will lead to more understanding views of other cultures and beliefs. More understanding means less hate. Less hate means less violence out of ignorance.\n\nhope this helps.
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In-tolerance and ignorance. A simple rule to avoid culture conflict would be: Live your life and do whatever you want to do and believe whatever you want to believe, except if that causes harm to another human being or creature.Why stick your nose in someone elses business?