Work cultures reflect the social and economic history of a country as much as its individual styles and characteristics. Understanding each country’s unique culture is beneficial to the growth and success of international firms when entering the market. However, due to globalization and the increasi
The world is facing a common problem, as the climate crisis increasingly leads to catastrophes across the globe. Deadly floods, wildfires, droughts, and prolonged heatwaves in numerous regions highlight an unfolding global emergency that demands immediate action. As global temperatures rise and gree
Back in grade school, studying abroad was something I always dreamed of doing in university. Last September, I had the unique opportunity to make that dream a reality by spending nine months at Northumbria University in Newcastle upon Tyne, U.K., where I studied international business management. My
Dutch social psychologist Geert Hofstede introduced the concept of “Power Distance” as part of his cultural dimensions theory. Power distance is the extent to which the less powerful members of organizations and institutions accept and expect that power is distributed unequally. This dynamic can be
Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 47th president of the United States on January, marking one of the most momentous comebacks in U.S. political history. The hindrances that Trump defied in the election campaign, like assassination attempts and criminal charges, foreshadow uncertainties in his seco
As the world grapples with its ongoing climate crisis, leaders around the world are endeavoring to navigate this storm with more refined energy policies, particularly concerning nuclear power. Atomic technologies are at the heart of many efforts to achieve sustainable development during the climate
As cryptocurrencies have become popular over the past few years and the size of the cryptocurrency market is constantly growing, governments around the world face challenges and opportunities related to the management and regulation of crypto assets. In response, each country’s cryptocurrency polici
Q: Have you found any classes at CNU particularly interesting?A: One of the interesting classes is "American Society." Despite its name, we also discuss examples from all around the world, including Korea and other countries. The professor is very nice and seems highly knowledgeable. The way he cond
The “Satori Generation,” the “Tang Ping,” the “Doomer,” and the “Generation Sacrifice.” These expressions refer to the depressed youth generations of each of the following countries: Japan, China, the United States, and France. Youths all around the world are depressed because of higher unemployment
Q: Why did you choose to study abroad as an exchange student?A: I hoped to gain personal growth through my experience as an exchange student, while simultaneously immersing myself in another society, culture, and set of customs. It's a rich experience that offers opportunities for personal developme
The Chonnam Tribune publishes this section to share the voices of foreign students at Chonnam National University. For this issue, we interviewed exchange students about studying abroad and what they look forward to during their university lives. We could listen to voices of students from various na
My life in New Zealand was filled with diversity. Various languages coexisted with affectionate people of many backgrounds coming together in beautiful natural environments. I applied for the Global Language Program at Chonnam National University because I wanted to experience diverse languages and
The Chonnam Tribune has published this page to share the voices of foreign students at Chonnam National University. For this issue, we interviewed new international students about starting fresh to study abroad and what they look forward to during their university lives. We could listen to voices of
My college life was truly global. As a member of the International Students Community and the International Students Supporters at Chonnam National University (CNU), I interacted with international friends and realized how big the world was and how much I have not experienced yet. Motivated by my de
On Oct. 7, 2023, the Israel-Hamas War began when the Palestinian militant group Hamas launched a massive surprise assault in and around the Gaza Strip. Most media outlets and think tanks, a group of experts, concluded that Hamas initiated the war to sever the path toward normalization between Saudi
Beginning with the recent drug-related incidents involving celebrities, there are growing concerns about the drug problem in South Korea, once called a "drug-free country." It can no longer continue its reputation as the issue has also spread to the public. The seriousness of this drug abuse is not
A strike is when workers withhold their labor to bargain with their employers over fair pay and working conditions. In Korea, this year, teachers are planning a strike for better teacher’s authority, Pusan National University Hospital workers went on strike for changing to a permanent position, and
The Chonnam Tribune interviewed two American students, Ryan Rohrbach (Junior, Dept. of Political Science, University at Buffalo) and Blake Levins (Rising Sophomore, Dept. of International Relations and Global Business, University of Southern California) on July 10. They attend the 2023 Critical Lang
