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Highlights (maximum 85 characters including spaces per bullet point): Offers a systematic review on intercultural relationship development at university. Develops an ecological and person-in-context framework for the review. Reveals the scarcity of relevant empirical studies and methodological limitations. Identifies the vague operationalisation of intercultural relationship development. Generates themes of individual-environmental interactions in this development.

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Intercultural relationship development and higher education internationalisation: a qualitative investigation based on a three-stage ecological and person-in-context conceptual framework

Kudo

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2020

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Intercultural relationship development and higher education internationalisation: a qualitative investigation based on a three-stage ecological and person-in-context conceptual framework

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