MULTINATIONAL FAMILIES: SOCIOCULTURAL DYNAMICS, IDENTITY FORMATION AND GLOBAL INTEGRATION
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multinational families, cultural diversity, identity formation, globalization, multilingualism, intercultural communication, transnational mobilityAbstrak
This study explores the sociocultural dynamics, identity formation, and global integration processes within multinational families. The research analyzes how cultural diversity, linguistic plurality, and transnational mobility influence family structures and interpersonal relationships. It also examines the challenges related to adaptation, identity negotiation, and social inclusion, while highlighting the advantages such as intercultural competence and global awareness. The findings demonstrate that multinational families serve as micro-models of globalization, contributing to the development of inclusive societies and cross-cultural understanding.
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