multiculturalism

(noun)

The characteristics of a society, city, or organization that has many different ethnic or national cultures mingling freely; political or social policies that support or encourage such coexistence.

Related Terms

  • inclusion
  • Homogeneous
  • culture

(noun)

Ideologies or policies that promote diversity or its institutionalisation.

Related Terms

  • inclusion
  • Homogeneous
  • culture

Examples of multiculturalism in the following topics:

  • How to Assess Culture

    • Outlining the way culture is assessed, the pros and cons of multiculturalism and how culture is transmitted is central to management.
    • James Trotman argues that multiculturalism is invaluable, as it promotes respect and dignity, particularly for minority populations.
    • Bhikhu Parekh speaks with caution about multiculturalism being framed as more relevant to any one particular group.
    • In both cases, multiculturalism yields open dialogue, equality and understanding.
    • Analyze the importance of multiculturalism in a global society as well as the way in which it is transmitted
  • The Impact of Culture on Business Operations

    • Culture, in the context of business, is an integral component to operating effectively in an increasingly multicultural and diverse economic climate.
    • Hofstede - Perhaps most well-known are Hofstede's studies took place at IBM, one of the largest multicultural companies in the world .
  • The Inclusive Workplace

    • An organization may also adhere to a policy of multiculturalism, integrating diversity into the mission and vision statements and various other internal policies.
  • Building a Diverse Workforce

    • Keeping this human resources framework in mind for constructing a multicultural workplace is a critical element to the success of businesses in a rapidly globalizing market.
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