A Native Indian tribe which lived in Alaska for a thousand years was offended by the implication that before the Russians came to the region there was no civilization there. As a result the celebration turned to a year-long event and Native Indian culture became its basis. By the end of the celebration, the Kenai Bicentennial Visitors and Cultural Center was completed. Thus, accommodation of different cultural interests helped the region to recognize its historical past. Identifying cultural conflicts.
Cultural conflict has three dimensions.
This third dimension constitutes the foundation of the conflict since it determines personal identity. Cultural differences mentioned above tend to create complex combinations of expectations about one's own and others' behavior. If addressing content and relational issues does not resolve the conflict, it can be rooted in cultural differences. Resolving cultural conflicts. The resolution of cross-cultural conflict begins with identifying whether cultural issues are involved.