What you need to do Part A: Case Study (Approximately 2000 words) The case study draws on key concepts, theories and frameworks from the unit and should therefore incorporate in-text citations and references. This section of the assignment should be written in third person (e.g. do not use "I" or "we" or "you") and should address the following points: 1. Identify the cross-cultural issues evident in the case study. Highlight major issues (i.e., the core problem/s) and minor issues (i.e., symptoms of a much larger issue). 2. Discuss relevant theories, concepts and frameworks from the unit that you see playing out in the case study. Apply theories, concepts and frameworks to the case study. Avoid just descriptively defining theories, concepts and frameworks. 3. Identify a culturally intelligent way of handling the issues/dealing with the issues presented. Justify the chosen solution/recommendation/s for dealing with issues presented. Highlight the impact of your solution/recommendation/s (i.e., what will be the intended outcomes if your solution/recommendation/s were to be enacted). Part B: Case Study and CQ T2 Reflection (Approximately 1000 words) This reflection should be written in first person (e.g., you can use "I") and should address the following