Sustaining multilateralism, cross-cultural learning and domestic cooperative internationalism
Author
Faculty Advisor
Date
2017
Keywords
model United Nations simulations, peace studies, negotiation, experiential learning, cross-cultural interactions
Abstract (summary)
This paper reports on the NMUN Japan experience from a North American perspective by examining the dynamics of experiential learning, cross-cultural interactions among delegates and with the local culture, an how the conference used widespread media coverage in an effort to build new constituencies in Japan for multilateralism and cooperative internationalism, defined as “an orientation toward international affairs that stresses concern for others abroad with whom one should work toward common goals.”
Publication Information
Mensah, Chaldeans (2017). NMUN Japan 2016: Sustaining Multilateralism, Cross-cultural Learning and Domestic Cooperative Internationalism. Journal of Research Institute 57: pp.117-132.
DOI
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Item Type
Article
Language
English
Rights
Attribution-NoDerivs (CC BY-ND)
