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dualistic model of harmony: a standalone construct

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Intercultural communication

a model separating harmony as a genuine value from harmony pursued to avoid relational breakdown, to explain conflict handling in Asia.

In intercultural communication, dualistic model of harmony refers to a model separating harmony as a genuine value from harmony pursued to avoid relational breakdown, to explain conflict handling in Asia. This meaning comes from Leung (2002) in Asia Pacific Journal of Management.[1]

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Leung, K., Koch, P. T., & Lu, L. (2002). A Dualistic Model of Harmony and its Implications for Conflict Management in Asia. Asia Pacific Journal of Management, 19(2-3), 201-220. https://doi.org/10.1023/a:1016287501806

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