Trust is vitally important in both personal and business relationships. There should be trust in order to achieve successful cooperation between partners. However, the phenomenon... Read More

This paper addresses the forms and functions of intertextuality in the academic blogs offering critical analyses of the European Court of Human Rights’ legal reasoning.... Read More

Company disclosure is critical both internally and externally, and will result in an opportunity or a threat, a positive or a negative response by the... Read More

This study explores the discursive construction of ethnic, cultural, and national stereotypes by diasporic Greek return migrants in conversations about their experiences moving to Greece... Read More

The containment measures introduced during the Covid-19 pandemic have impacted on many aspects of people’s lives. Restrictions on face-to-face contacts have also led to new... Read More

When it comes to people’s health, the notion of transparency (Hood, 2006) and its cross-cultural communicative implications may be crucial in the construction of discourse... Read More

Museums and art galleries are not only spaces of awe and wonder. They are “contact zones” (Clifford, 1997) that have the potential to promote learning... Read More

Despite the pivotal role that Intercultural Communicative Competence (ICC) (Byram, 1997, 2020) holds in theoretical discourse and policymaking, it frequently remains overlooked in second and... Read More

Communicative expertise is shaped by socialisation practices, which vary across groups characterised by different stable social traits (e.g. education, status) and across individuals, who may... Read More

Dervin and Liddicoat (2013) have called for a more learner-centred, non-essentialist and linguistic approach towards intercultural interaction learning. In response to this call, CA, even... Read More