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• Intercultural communication experiences of foreign students with a focus on their perspectives of national, cultural and ethnic identity : case of exchange and degree students in Jyväskylä, Finland 

  Natarova, Tatiana (2011)

  The aim of the study is to learn about intercultural communication experiences of foreign Exchange and Master degree students in Jyväskylä, Finland with a particular attention to the perspective of national, cultural and ...

• Culture, branding and national identity in the era of globalization : a study of beer brands in the Finnish market 

  Hurley, William (2013)

  Branding and marketing encompass some of the core elements of intercultural communication. Brands are derived from the existing cultural capital and the interaction that brands have with consumers in the marketing and ...

• Finnish-German young adult's bicultural identity and its realization in Finland 

  Tommila, Maaria (2015)

  Since Germany is one of Finland’s biggest trade partners and at the same time Finland is an emigration country for its young adults, i.e. potential employees, it is important to study the Finnish-German young adults and ...

• "Like Finlanders do in Finland" : associations with Finnishness and the construction of cultural identity in narrations of Finnish Americans in the documentaries Finnish American Lives and Tradition Bearers 

  Ivakko, Samuli; Kurki, Camilla (2015)

  Suomalaisten maahanmuutto Pohjois-Amerikkaan jakautuu useaan eri vaiheeseen. Köyhistä agraarioloista tulleet suomalaiset olivat kovia tekemään työtä ja asettuivat usein seuduille, jotka tarjosivat heille tuttua työtä, ...

• The preservation of cultural identity through the Gaelic athletic association in Finland : a case study of Helsinki Harps GAA 

  Jordan, Brian (2018)

  There has always been a huge number of Irish emigrating and recently there has been a number of Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) clubs founded throughout the world. This is not a new phenomenon, however the organisation’s ...