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PART ONE: PERSPECTIVES ON POLITICS AND CULTURE Politics, Communicationand Culture - Alberto Gonzalez and Dolores V Tanno Origins, Issues andCritique Cultural Influences in Political Communication - D Ray HeiseyComplicity and Coherence in Intra/Intercultural Communication - Karen L Daceand Mark McPhail A Dialogue Political Identity - Randy Kluver Towardsan Intercultural Understanding of Political Legitimacy Toward an EthicalTheory for Comparative Political Communication Based on the Coherence betweenUniversal Human Rights and Cultural Relativism - Catherine Becker PART TWO:CULTURE AND NATIONALISM A Sovereign Nation's Functional Mythic Discourses -Rona Tamiko Halualani Returning to Aztl an - Lisa A Flores and Marouf AHasain Jr Constitutive Rhetoric and the Construction of ChicanoNationalism PART THREE: POLITICS AND ITS CULTURAL BASE Ritual, Culture, andCommunication - Shaorong Huang Deification of Mao Zedong in China'sCultural Revolution Movement The Multilexicality of the Mohawk Incident inOka, Quebec as Reflected in the Recounted Narratives of Members of DifferentReceiving Communities - William J Starosta and Sandra Wills Hannon Avoiding a'Bull Moose' Rebellion in Taiwanese Politics - Jensen C ChungParticularistic Ties, Seniority, and Third-Party Mediation FORUM: POLITICS ININTERCULTURAL TRAINING PROGRAMS Intercultural Training for Business Managers- Hui Ching-Chang and Richard Holt Reconsidering Power and PoliticsIntroducing Power, Context, and Theory to Intercultural Training - WendyLeeds-Hurwitz The Problem with Power - Anita Foeman Reflections on'Intercultural Training for Business Managers: Reconsidering Power andPolitics' Responses to Leeds-Hurwitz and Foeman - Hui Ching-Chang and RichardHolt