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    ENGINEERING EDUCATION IN INDIA Rangan Banerjee Vinayak P. Muley Sponsored by Observer Research Foundation Department of Energy Science and Engineering Indian Institute of Technology Bombay Powai‚ Mumbai – 400076 December 16‚ 2008 Engineering Education in India Executive Summary India has the potential to be a global technology leader. Indian industry is competing globally in software and even in areas such an automobiles‚ chemicals and engineering equipment. A critical issue

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    Review of Cultural Intelligence Article Summary The article “Cultural Intelligence” written by P. Christopher Earley and Elaine Mosakowski describes the importance of international managers´ knowledge about cross cultural aspects and how to deal with employees from different countries. However‚ cultural skills are not only important for international managers or bankers. There are even different cultures and subcultures within a specific company. The most branches‚ departments and regions have

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    The book of Romans teaches us so much about so many aspects of the Christian life. How we should view the natural world‚ our identity as people‚ our relationships‚ culture‚ civilization and so much more is talked about in this book. Romans 1-8 especially has so much information in it that it is impossible to get the full meaning of all the many things it is saying without taking a deeper look into it. This portion of the book takes us from our total inability to walk in good works‚ to God’s faithfulness

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    Cultural Dimensions In Management And Planning Geert Hofstede* ABSTRACT The nature of management skills is such that they are culturally specific: a management technique or philosophy that is appropriate in one national culture is not necessarily appropriate in another. The paper describes the scope of (workrelated) cultural differences as they were revealed by research in more than 50 countries around the world and discusses how these differences affect the validity of management techniques and

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    com/article-wedding-psych.cfm Cultural Wedding Favors & Gifts - Cultural Wedding Customs & Traditions. (n.d.). Cultural Wedding Favors & Gifts - Cultural Wedding Customs & Traditions. Retrieved September 2‚ 2012‚ from http://www.worldlyweddings.com/japanese-traditions-a/128.htm Indian Wedding Rituals - Indian Wedding Customs‚ Wedding Rituals in India‚ Wedding Customs in India. (n.d.). Indian Culture - Cultural India - Culture of India - Cultural Heritage of India - Cultural Attractions in India - Indian Cultural Heritage

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    Functionalism is a predominant perspective.The functionalists see education as a miniature society‚ where the individual develops a sense of commitment to the social group; it is a place to learn rules where the individual learns to conform to societies cultural norms and values. The functionalist perspectives of Emile Durkheim are‚ he believed that the major function of education was the transmission of societies norms and values. This would allow an advanced division of labour‚ which contributes

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    It can be seen in the increase of establishments‚ the growing number of tourists and the attraction of foreign investors and businessmen. One contributor for the country’s development is education. Many foreigners choose to study in the Philippines. They are attracted to the country’s high quality of education that comes in low prices compared to other countries. Philippines is also an English speaking country and foreigners find it easier to adapt to the warm Filipino culture because of this‚ survey

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    Education

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    Education is a learning process that has always been a part of our life. Good education will bring us far with what they can offer to our own future. Nowadays‚ there are numbers of students continue their studying aboard. As the saying goes‚ the grass always looks greener on the other side of fence. Many consider study aboard is a better option. Nonetheless‚ study abroad and local have their own uniqueness . Both are good for many reasons‚ some of which are the same and some are different.

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    Cultural Mentality

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    applied to and who it will protect. The trend‚ in the cases of the native peoples of the Americas and the Pacific‚ has been to manipulate‚ oppress‚ or blatantly neglect their cultural and political necessities – all in the name of American dominance. Currently‚ the United States is known internationally as a mecca for cultural diffusion and its overreaching welcoming of those in despair globally.

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    cultural shock

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     (Please limit your answer to 300 words) Each place has its own unique values‚ laws and systems‚ so there is no doubt that different countries share a lot in common. Cultural shock may be defined as a psychological disorientation that most people experience when living in a culture markedly different from one’s own. One experiences cultural shock when they are uprooted from their familiar way of life. This includes experiencing different climate conditions‚ being unfamiliar with new cuisine‚ language

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