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Teaching Intercultural Management Communication: Where Are We? Where Do We Go?

DURING THE PAST 10 YEARS, a number of schools have added courses in intercultural business communication, several books have appeared on the market (Beamer & Varner, 2001; Chaney & Martin, 2000; Kenton & Valentine, 1997; Victor, 1992), and the number of internationally oriented presentations at regional and national ABC conventions has gone up significantly (Vamer, 1999). All of these developments are positive, but much needs to be done to make the teaching of intercultural busi-