Elgar Companion to Intercultural Relations

The Elgar Companion to Intercultural Relations provides a comprehensive and forward-looking discourse on societies, institutions, and lived experiences. Bringing together leading international scholars, it advances a new research agenda that responds to global migration, diversity, political change, and technological transformation.Chapters examine intercultural relations in workplaces globally, as well as exploring educational contexts and power dynamics. Contributors address identity, intersectionality, and migration alongside psychological phenomena across varied circumstances and national settings. Expert authors introduce innovative and pluralistic research methodologies, including embodied storytelling and migration studies. This book implements empirical rigor and theoretical depth to engage with psychology, organizational studies, education, and political science to reflect upon how groups and individuals relate, interact, and adapt to each other.This insightful book is an essential resource for scholars and students across disciplines seeking to understand intercultural relations. Researchers and policymakers interested in organizational behaviour, social psychology, and occupational psychology will also benefit from the tools provided to effectively navigate an increasingly complex and interconnected world.