In a global context where interconnected life continues to develop, dialogism remains a critical stake for the research-development binomial. A rich literature on dialogue during the last decade has pointed that “dialogue is a social story”, but “organizations have lost important competences to be able to interpret living stories, redefine narrative expectations, understand many voices, and read between the lines of the story” (Boje, 2007:1). According to Taylor (2011) “society itself exists in the transmission, in communication” (Taylor, 2011:4). Over the last decades, the understanding of society in terms of communicative flows, has significantly advanced theoretically and methodologically.
International Journal of Cross-Cultural Studies and Environmental Communication 