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Dasar-Dasar Komunikasi Organisasi

Buku ini merupakan bentuk hasil dari kerjasama para penulis yaitu mahasiswa dan mahasiswi dari prodi manajemen pendidikan Islam semester V dan mahasiswa pengambilan semester III dalam rangka memberikan output dari hasil pembelajaran mata kuliah komunikasi organisasi. Buku ini berisi mengenai materi pembelajaran yang yang dibahas dalam mata kuliah komunikasi organisasi berdasarkan silabus yang telah ditentukan.

Editor : Budi, M.Pd.I membentuk kesamaan identitas dan komitmen bersama sehingga arah pengembangan lembaga pendidikan Islam dapat dipahami semua pihak yang terkait (set mission). Sebenarnya budaya organisasi di lembaga pendidikan Islam ...

Komunikasi Antarbudaya

Satu Perspektif Multidimensi

Budaya berkenaan dengan cara manusia hidup. Manusia belajar berpikir, merasa mempercayai, dan mengusahakan apa yang patut menurut budayanya. Bahasa, persahabatan, kebiasaan makan, praktik komunikasi, tindakan-tindakan sosial, kegiatan ekonomi, politik, dan teknologi, semua itu berdasarkan pola-pola budaya. Budaya adalah suatu konsep yang membangkitkan minat. Secara formal budaya didefinisikan sebagai tatanan pengetahuan, pengalaman, kepercayaan, nilai, sikap, makna, dan diwariskan dari generasi ke generasi melalui usaha individu dan kelompok. Budaya berkesinambungan dan hadir di mana-mana, budaya juga berkenaan dengan bentuk fisik serta lingkungan sosial yang mempengaruhi hidup kita. Budaya kita, secara pasti memengaruhi kita sejak dalam kandungan hingga mati dan bahkan setelah mati pun kita dikuburkan dengan cara-cara yang sesuai dengan budaya kita. Budaya dipelajari tidak diwariskan secara genetis, budaya juga berubah ketika orang-orang berhubungan antara yang satu dengan lainnya. Artinya budaya dan komunikasi tidak dapat dipisahkan. Budaya tidak hanya menentukan siapa bicara siapa, tentang apa, dan bagaimana komunikasi berlangsung, tetapi budaya juga turut menentukan orang menyandi pesan, makna yang ia miliki untuk pesan, dan kondisi-kondisi untuk mengirim, memperhatikan, dan menafsirkan pesan. Sebenarnya seluruh perbendaharaan perilaku kita sangat tergantung pada budaya kita dibesarkan.

Meskipun TKW dan orang Arab sama-sama muslim, mereka mungkin memahami Islam secara berbeda, termasuk fikihnya. Konon misalnya, sebagian majikan Arab merasa berhak melakukan “pelanggaran seksual” terhadap pembantu wanita (yang mereka ...

American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences 5:2

The American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences (AJISS), established in 1984, is a quarterly, double blind peer-reviewed and interdisciplinary journal, published by the International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT), and distributed worldwide. The journal showcases a wide variety of scholarly research on all facets of Islam and the Muslim world including subjects such as anthropology, history, philosophy and metaphysics, politics, psychology, religious law, and traditional Islam.

Harold Lasswell, a political scientist, defines communication simply as: A convenient way to describe the act of communication is to answer the following question: Who, says what, in which channel, to whom, with what effect?

Intellectuals in the Modern Islamic World

Transmission, Transformation, Communication

Consisting of two parts the volume focuses first on "al-Manar", the influential journal published between 1898 and 1935 and which inspired much imagination and arguments among local intelligentsias all over the Islamic world. The second part discusses the formation, transmission and transformation of learning and authority, from the Middle East to Central and Southeast Asia.

Consisting of two parts the volume focuses first on "al-Manar", the influential journal published between 1898 and 1935 and which inspired much imagination and arguments among local intelligentsias all over the Islamic world.

Algerian Islamic Banks

The Role of Relationships Marketing Tactics and Customer Loyalty

Due to the fierce competitive environment in the banking industry, several service providers implement marketing tactics to compete in order to achieve customer loyalty. Particularly, Islamic banks around the world are struggled to compete against conventional in terms of marketing activities development and gaining customer loyalty. Relationship marketing tactics such as price, service quality, communication, customization and reputation considered as the tools that marketers can use to enhance trust and commitment and subsequently customer loyalty. This study investigates the impact of relationship marketing tactics, trust and commitment on customer loyalty in Algerian Islamic banks. Data were collected through self-administered questionnaires delivered to 308 customers of two leading Islamic banks in Algeria. Data were analyzed using Structural Equation Modeling through Smart PLS. The results found that only communication and customization are related to trust, and reputation positively related to commitment. Communication and service quality significantly predicted customer loyalty. In addition, the results provided a substantial support that trust and commitment acts partially as the mediators on the relationship between relationship marketing tactics and customer loyalty. Findings also have contributed to new knowledge of evaluating a model of relationship marketing tactics with the role of trust and commitment on loyalty. Finally, it would be useful to examine more variables; future research can include different tactics such as reciprocity, tangible rewards, direct contact, value proposition, and customer satisfaction as well.

The Role of Relationships Marketing Tactics and Customer Loyalty Elkhansa Medjedel, Abu Bakar A Hamid, ... Relationship Marketing Concept Relationship Marketing (RM) has taken significant positions in marketing strategy in the past two ...

Virtually Islamic

Computer-mediated Communication and Cyber Islamic Environments

Technology is making a global impact on how Muslims approach and interpret Islam. This book offers a survey of the phenomena relating to Islam and the Internet.

Technology is making a global impact on how Muslims approach and interpret Islam. This book offers a survey of the phenomena relating to Islam and the Internet.

American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences 22:1

The American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences (AJISS) is an interdisciplinary journal that publishes a wide variety of scholarly research on all facets of Islam and the Muslim world: anthropology, economics, history, philosophy and metaphysics, politics, psychology, religious law, and traditional Islam. Submissions are subject to a blind peer review process.

That is the standard, but not exclusive, way in which God interacts with messengers. Even though some exegetes and historians see the possibility of noise here, we have proven otherwise. All divine–human communications have positive ...

Medieval Islamic Pragmatics

Sunni Legal Theorists' Models of Textual Communication

This book deals with two different pragmatic approaches to textual communication: (i) the mainstream approach followed by the 'Ash'ari s, Hanafi s and Mu'tazili s, (ii) the salafite approach followed mainly by the Hanbali s, defended and elaborated by Ibn Taymiyyah. One of the primary aims of the book is to explore and formulate several Muslim legal theorists' pragmatic theories, communicative principles and linguistic views, construct them in the form of models and set them within a general uniform framework. Another aim is to reveal a corpus of information and data which, though highly relevant to modern pragmatics, is still unknown. This study, which can be seen as an extensive introduction to 'medieval Islamic pragmatics', is the first attempt to examine the approaches followed by the Salafi s or the mainstream from a pragmatic viewpoint. There has been no attempt to explain the principles and the strategies utilised by the medieval Sunni Muslim legal theorists in their account of how communication works and how successful interpretation is achieved. Of course, a lot of work has been done on different Islamic sects and their different positions over the interpretation of the Quran and Sunnah, but these studies fall short of delving into the underlying communicative principles that motivate their differences over interpretation. The author's formulation of the Muslim legal theorists' views is enhanced by setting up a reliable theoretical foundation and by delving into their underlying philosophical principles. This involves relating the legal theorists' insights into interpretation and communication to their relevant ontological, epistemological and theological outlooks, and comparing these insights with their modern pragmatic counterparts.

This book deals with two different pragmatic approaches to textual communication: (i) the mainstream approach followed by the 'Ash'ari s, Hanafi s and Mu'tazili s, (ii) the salafite approach followed mainly by the Hanbali s, defended and ...

The Book in the Islamic World

The Written Word and Communication in the Middle East

This book explores Muslims' conception of themselves as "the people of the book" and explains the multifaceted meanings of this concept. Published jointly with the Library of Congress, it is an illustrated history of the book and the written word in the Islamic world.

This book explores Muslims' conception of themselves as "the people of the book" and explains the multifaceted meanings of this concept.

Business Communication in the Islamic World

Seminar paper from the year 2007 in the subject Communications - Intercultural Communication, grade: 1,3, Leuphana Universität Lüneburg, course: Intercultural Communications, 5 entries in the bibliography, language: English, abstract: What is it most people associate with thoughts of the Islamic or Arab World? It is true, no one will forget the horrible pictures of the Gulf Wars from 1980 to 1991 or the attack of radical Muslims on the USA on September 11, 2001, but dictators like Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden do not mirror the whole of the Islamic world. These radical Muslims and terror attacks are only exceptions, and it is not fair to see only this side. There are fanatics from other religions or racial offenders in the Western World as well, and it is unfair to think they are all the same because they belong to the same religious group. There are about 1.3 billion Muslims in the world and for the most part, they want only to exercise their religion without any aggressive intentions. When presented with the term “Arabic”, more traditional minds might think of men riding camels through the desert, wearing turbans. This is the more accurate image of the Islamic world; a very custom rich culture with an intense focus on hospitality . While both of these images are true, what people must recognize is the enormous business power these countries possess; and this power lies in much more than oil alone. Dubai, for example, is one of the fastest growing cities in the world with investments of hundreds of billions of US-dollars each year . It seems that there are no limits set in the world of the sheiks. In Dubai they have the Burj al-arab—the only seven-star hotel in the world—and a snow dome that offers skiing, even with the temperature outside at 50 . Furthermore, in Dubai they are building the 560 metres high Burj Dubai, which will be the highest skyscraper in the world after its completion . All this considered, it is obvious that it could be profitable to have a look at the Arabic countries for businessmen and investors. This was a short introduction to answer the question of “Why” conducting business with the Arabic world could be profitable. The following section will focus on the “How” aspect. I will explain how to cultivate a cooperative environment with Islamic business partners by describing their cultural views and customs, and what people should focus on or avoid in business transactions. It will be a general overview because Dubai is not like Bahrain, in the same way Germany is not like France, but there is one binding element for these countries – their religion.

Paper Business Communication in the Islamic World Leuphana Lüneburg Faculty II Intercultural Communications SS 2007 Frederik Wendisch 6th semester Lüneburg, June 28th 2007 Table of contents Table of contents I List of illustrations.