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Intercultural communication and adaptation in the British and Japanese construction industry

This social event is attached to a funded British Academy project which aims to shed light on the current intercultural needs and management strategies of early career and more experienced staff in the engineering industry and allow for a comparative analysis between those in UK/Japan-based companies. Major outcomes from this research project include (1) development of training and teaching materials; (2) delivery of training for engineers already operating in an international workplace and for students preparing to do so.

Please find below the preliminary programme (subject to change)

Time

Item

12.00-1.00

Lunch

1.15-2.15

Workshop I (Yu Maemura)

「研究」'Kenkyu' Defining your research question and discovering your contribution

2.15-2.30

Coffee Break

2.30-3.30

Workshop II (Daniel Dauber)

Conducting research in organisations: Gaining access and conducting interviews

3.30-3.45

Coffee Break

4.00-5.00

Talk by Yu Maemura

Conflicts and Challenges in International Construction Projects:

Lessons from Japanese Industry

5.00-5.45

Panel discussion

 

If you are interested in taking part, please do register as soon as possible, since only limited places are available for this event.

We will regularly update the website, so please feel free to come back for more information. In case of questions, please get in touch with Daniel Dauber (d dot dauber at warwick dot ac dot uk).


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WHEN

14 November, 2016, noon

WHERE

Scarman House