Cross-cultural study of stance and engagement markers in motivational speeches by Maryam Farnia, Zahra Shirzadkhani

“…This cross-cultural study aims to examine how Iranian and American motivational speakers employ metadiscourse devices as a convincing tool to interact with their audience. …”
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Relationships among Flourishing and Self-Compassion Iranian and Swedish Students (Cross-Cultural Study) by Attieh Hossinibarzanji, Bahman kord

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Subcultures and Consumers' Decision Making Styles: A Cross-cultural Study of Tabriz and Sanandaj by Mohammad Reza Karimi Alavijeh, Ramine Kalhor, Mohammad Mehdi Ahmadi

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Religion at the Heart of Philosophical Thought of the Kyoto School by Muhammad Asghari

“…Although philosophers from this school, including Nishida Kitaro and others, have tried to combine western philosophical thinking with Japanese Zen Buddhist thinking, yet the result of their work, apart from creating a space for the emergence of comparative philosophies and cross-cultural studies, is nothing but the expression of religious philosophy.  …”
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Proposing a Multi-faceted Conceptual Framework for Religious Tourist Experience: A Systematic Review by Fatemeh Shekari

“…Finally, study limitations and future research directions are proposed, including cross-cultural studies to compare results and enhance the generalizability of the findings, examining the proposed framework in various religious destinations contexts, paying more attention to Muslim religious tourists’ experiences, considering the role of information and communication technologies, and investigating the interactions of the framework components.…”
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A Look into the Politic Apologies in Iran by Hossein Rahmani

“…Explanation Offer of repair Promise of forbearance The first two strategies, found in almost all apologies from different languages they investigated in a research project called A Cross-Cultural Study of Speech Act Realization Patterns (CCSARP), indicate the sincerity of an apology. …”
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