Episode 01: Interview with Professor Adam Komisarof, World Authority on Intercultural Communication and Relations
Welcome to our premiere episode, where we have the privilege of sitting down with Professor Adam Komisarof, a renowned expert in the field of Intercultural Communication and Relations. Professor Komisarof’s groundbreaking research is transforming our understanding of cultural processes in today’s globalized world. Join us as we delve into his key findings and insights, exploring how his work is shaping the future of intercultural communication.
In this episode, you’ll discover the most innovative developments in intercultural research and learn how these new approaches are enhancing our ability to interact across cultural boundaries. Adam will also share his top three tips for becoming an effective intercultural communicator, providing you with practical advice to navigate our increasingly diverse world.
About Adam Komisarof
Adam Komisarof, PhD, is a distinguished Professor in Keio University's Faculty of Letters in Tokyo. With a wealth of experience including two sabbaticals at the University of Oxford, Adam has made significant contributions to the field through his three published books and numerous journal articles. His upcoming book, with Shuang Liu, Zhu Hua, and Levi Obijifor, "The Sage Handbook of Intercultural Communication," is set to release in January 2025.
Adam’s expertise is sought after globally; he has delivered over 130 invited lectures and conducted workshops for large companies and governmental organizations across the United States, Japan, Southeast Asia, and Europe. As the Past President and a Fellow of the International Academy for Intercultural Research, Adam continues to advance the study of intercultural interactions and intergroup understanding.
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About the Author
Lidia Lae, Ph.D., is a writer, psychologist, and speaker, committed to empowering individuals and organisations to build healthier cultures for meaningful contribution.