Cross-cultural Interactions

Definition

Cross-cultural interactions refer to the exchange of different perspectives or ideas between cultures which often leads to mutual understanding or blending of cultural practices.

Analogy

Imagine going to an international food festival. You get to taste dishes from different countries (interact with different cultures), learn about their ingredients (understand their perspectives), and maybe even try cooking them at home later (blending cultural practices).

Related terms

Cultural Diffusion: The spread of culture traits from one region to another.

Globalization: The process by which businesses or other organizations develop international influence or start operating on an international scale.

Cultural Exchange: The sharing and integrating of customs, traditions etc., between different cultures.