Intercultural encounter

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  Assignment 5 What kind of immigration and integration support do they provide? Introduce them in your own words, and use references as needed. In addition, present another operator either in Joensuu / North Karelia / Finland / alternatively in your home town/country. https://www.jomoni.fi/home-en.html https://www.internationaljoensuu.fi/en/ Jomoni is an organization that is committed to the development of multiculturalism. They  fight against racism and look after the interests of immigrants. In addition, they promote respect between people and the ability to communicate.  They support immigration and integration firstly by holding  cultural events and providing opportunities for sports activities. Secondly, they provide guidance on society and participation and immigrant participation in decision-making :  through the JoMoni platform offers information on how society functions and guidance on how to get involved in social activities. Thirdly, projects an...

First 5 concepts of the list below which you explain shortly. Reflect on your own possible experiences. Emigrant - a person traveling outside their country for work or personal reasons for a long-term stay Migrant - a person moving for economic, social, or other reasons (can be both an immigrant and an emigrant) Equality - having the same opportunities regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, and other personal qualities that people don’t have control over Diversity - variety of opinions or people in some group Non-discrimination - not treating someone worse because of their gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or other similar personal qualities Integration policies and processes - methods that governments use to help immigrants become part of their country’s society and job market Acculturation strategies - methods that immigrants and locals can use to make the life of immigrants easier when they come (to not have such strong culture shock) Second, analyze critically the current situ...

  https://geerthofstede.com/culture-geert-hofstede-gert-jan-hofstede/6d-model-of-national-culture/ Look up the cultural dimension scores for two countries (preferably your home country and   another country) at  https://www.hofstede-insights.com/country-comparison-tool . How could the score differences on the dimensions influence collaboration between the cultures? Give concrete examples, if possible.  Based on the data, Finland and China exhibit significant cultural differences across Hofstede's dimensions.  Finland scores 75 in individualism, indicating a society that values independence and personal freedom, while China’s score of 43 shows a collectivist culture that prioritizes group cohesion and relationships. In terms of power distance, Finland’s low score of 33 reflects a society with an emphasis on equality, whereas China’s high score of 80 suggests a hierarchical culture where authority and status are respected.  Regarding masculinity, Finland...

  The individual is immersed in new problems: housing, transportation, shopping, and language. Mental fatigue results from continuous experience in new situations. There are a lot of cultural differences between Asia and Europe, In my country people like to share their food, we will cook many dishes for a meal and share them with people. However, in Europe, people like to have one order and enjoy it alone.  At first, when I came to Europe, I did not get used to this kind of difference, and when I had my food I always wanted to share it.    We like to eat at a round table, which allows us to interact with everyone too because in our country eating with family and friends is a beautiful thing, and we can discuss whether the food is good or not, and what's been going on in everyone's life lately at the table. But in the West, they will eat by themselves a lot of the time, according to their own time plan.    In my opinion, this is a reflection of collectivism ...

  I come from China. In my country, There are 56 ethnicities and each ethnicity has its own customs and habits, which are manifested in such areas as dress, food, housing, marriage, rituals, funerals, and burials. Our country respects the customs and habits of minority nationalities, and minority nationalities enjoy the right to maintain or reform their own customs and habits.   Therefore we not only shared a common culture but also enjoyed the various cultural heritage and crafts within the 56 nations in China.  All in all, we are a diversity in a united nation.   Our country's history, language, food habits, and holiday celebrations have become ingrained in my life. I am deeply proud of my country and have a cultural confidence that is something rooted in my blood.   With filial piety, courtesy, diligence, and mutual help, our country has developed from a post-war period when nothing was being done, when people were homeless, poor, and free...