Diversity Journal, Volume 9, Number 4 available

The fourth issue of Volume 9 of The International Journal of Diversity in Organisations, Communities and Nations has been published.

Volume 9, Number 4 contains:

• A “Mad” Critique of the Social Model of Disability by Essya M. Nabbali.
• The Globalization of Culture: Myth or Reality? by Daniel Robert Morris.
• Hate Crime Based on Ethnicity and Religion: A Description of the Phenomenon in the United States Since 2000 by Mitchell Sherr and Max Montesino.
• Embedding Diversity in the University: A Case Study by Patrick J. Ashton.
• How the Internet Influences our Worldview of Ethnic Representation by Beau Basel Beaudoin.
• South Asians in Britain: Acculturation, Cultural Identity and Perceived Discrimination by Lena Robinson.
• Managing the Culture of Diversity: National and Cultural Identities as the basis of Sustained Competitive Advantages in Globalised Markets by Andrejs Chirjevskis and Iveta Ludviga.

• Troubling Diversity? Exploring Nurses’ Discursive Construction of Intercultural Encounters in Healthcare Settings by Kirsten Jæger and Annie Aarup Jensen.
• Differing Backgrounds/Differing Perspectives: Wrestling with Diversity and Democracy at an Institution of Higher Education by Shirley Wade McLoughlin.
• A Community of Practice Model for Social Inclusion: An Evaluation by Mina Singh, Cheryl Prescod and James Radner.
• Emotional Intelligence, Achievement Motivation and Academic Achievement Among Students of the Public and Private Higher Institutions by Rahil Mahyuddin, Habibah Elias and Nooreen Noordin.
• Identity and Belonging in a Culturally Diverse Classroom in Cyprus by Evgenia Partasi.
• The Saga of Border Crossers: Social Adjustment of Japanese Female Students in a Midwestern U.S. University by Sumiko Miyafusa and Francis Ebenezer Godwyll.
• Intergenerational Conflicts in the Indian American Adolescents by Srilata Bhattacharyya.