<p>MIB_MDM teaching staff members</p><p>Résumé Drs. Henk Maarten de Jongste</p><p>Personal data</p><p>Place and date of birth Numansdorp, Netherlands, August 11, 1958, Nationality Dutch http://www.fh-dortmund.de/en/fb/9/personen/lehr/jongsteHM/index.php</p><p>Professional history</p><p>Since 1992 Lecturer in Business English and Business Dutch, FH Dortmund, University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Dortmund Since 1995 Introduction, Organisation and Execution of Seminars ‘Intercultural Business Communication’ in English 1992-2012 Member of International Relations Commission and various other commissions (since) 1995-2012 Programme coordinator International Business 2006-2008 Vice-Dean for International Relations 2006-2008 Course leader International Business, responsible for first programme accreditation 2003-2005 Project leader “CIBS Master in International Management”; a multi- national project with British, Dutch, French, Polish and German contributions 1992-1994 Co-operation in LINGUA-Project of FH Dortmund and HES/ Amsterdam School of Business to write learning materials for Business Dutch resulting in publication </p><p>Education</p><p>1986 – 1984 Doctoral (= Master’s) Degree English Language and Literature, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Certificate in Educational Pedagogy, Universiteit van Amsterdam Post-doctoral Certificate in Intercultural Communication, Universiteit Utrecht</p><p>Research activities & fields of interests Intercultural Business and Communication, Pragmatics, Humour studies</p><p>Selected Publications</p><p>· Economisch Nederlands voor Anderstaligen, Saarbrücken: Universität des Saarlandes, with Flavia Lo Cascio, Martin de Koning, 1994. · Aspekte der deutsch-niederländischen Wirtschafskommunikation. In: Gröner, De Jongste, Kracke, Senne (Hrsg.). Wirtschaftswissenschaft - Anwendungsorientierte Forschung an der Schwelle des 21. Jahrhunderts, Heidelberg: R. v. Decker, 43-56, 1997. · Personenbezogenes Management. Lerneinheit 9. Lehrbrief Präsentations- und Verhandlungstechnik. Hagen: IV-NRW, 1997. · Die kulturelle Komponente im wirtschaftsbezogenen Sprachunterricht: Wirtschaftsniederländisch und Wirtschaftsenglisch an der FH Dortmund. In: Börner, Wolfgang / Vogel, Klaus (Hrsg.). Kulturkontraste im universitären Fremdsprachenunterricht. Bochum: AK- S-Verlag, 224-239, 1997. · Dutch and German business cultures and their impact on communication with British business partners. In: Language and Intercultural Training, Vol. 16: number 1, 10-12, 1998. · Englisch. Lerneinheit 2. Lehrbrief Deutsch-Britische Begegnungen. Hagen: IV-NRW, 2001. · Henri de Jongste (2009). Humour and International Business. In: Hotho, Sabine & Jürke, Erhard. Creativity, Competence and the International Dimension. Dundee. Abertay University Press, 125- 137, 2009. · Several blogs in Dutch on aspects of marketing. Marketingfacts website. http://www.marketingfacts.nl/profiel/12153, 2011. · Negotiating humorous intent. In: Dynel, Marta. Developments in Lunguistic Humour Theory. Am- sterdam/Philadelphia: John Benjamins, 179-210, 2013. · Intercultural interaction analysis through mental models. Workshop delivered at SIETAR Europa conference, Tallinn, Estonia, http://www.sietareu.org/activities/congress2013/programme-and- workshops, 2013. </p>