[Research Seminar] ICIE: “Cultural intelligence: its antecedents and relationship with intercultural competence” M. LI – University of Liverpool Management School
Speaker: Ming (Lily) LI
University of Liverpool Management School
Date and Location – Thursday May 12th 2022 from 12:30 to 14:00 in B252 (in visio on the Lille campus) and on Zoom
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ABSTRACT
Cultural intelligence is believed to be an important quality for individuals today. In this research seminar I will present my previous publications on the antecedents of cultural intelligence, and its relationship with intercultural competence. Both have implications on the development of cultural intelligence. More specifically, I will present the influence of international experience, experiential learning style, and personality on cultural intelligence based on the empirical articles I published at Academy of Management Learning & Education and Personality and Individual Differences journals.
I will also present my study examined how the four facets of cultural intelligence relate to the developmental stages of intercultural competence using the Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity (DMIS, Bennett, 1986). The implications of findings from these studies for the assessment, selection and development of international talents will be discussed.
