...d to discussion and debate between Americans and Russian at every level of society, presenting a rare opportunity for intercultural dialogue. Even though the
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...capital i.e. the collective knowledge or collective intelligence held by a society.
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...cision-makers pay great attention to this concept as it is believed that a society can only prosper through [[Sustainability|sustainable]] social cohesion; in
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...an understanding that the Earth has a limited amount of resources and thus society must recognize the productive capacity of different regions in an effort to
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====== Civil Society ======
...thos, [[Norms|norms]] and [[values]] of a particular community. In a civil society, principles such as the rule of law, freedom of speech, and independent jud
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...ge-full.pdf Climate Change, Evidence & Causes - An overview from the Royal Society and the US National Academy of Sciences]
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...years, in many ways shifting and molding itself to the changes in American society along the way. Ms. Johnstad provided an interesting insight into how the R
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...resources are not privately owned, they are accessible to all segments of society.
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...oups such as the National Front and its legacy remains embedded in British society, indeed it paved the way for other musical, cultural events such as LiveAid
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...quently been implemented on a more informal basis by [[Civil Society|civil society]] practitioners, artists and individuals at the grassroots level, and in th
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...es and works in cooperation with local musicians and [[Civil Society|civil society]] organizations. Musicians without Borders has been active in several confe
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...different stakeholders, in order to produce an overall positive impact on society. CSR strategies can be distinguished from mere profit-driven strategies, an
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...T movement. As the rise of globalisation has led to a multicultural global society and created more and more labile distinctions of mainstream cultures, it ha
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...cal literacy and greater awareness of the role of the [[Arts|arts]] within society, while contributing to the development of more [[Sustainability|sustainable
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...law is not equal but is instead part of the ongoing problem with racism in society.
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...ideologies, national or ethnic origins or religious beliefs, and that the Society is the free association of people - not just Italians - but all people ever
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...sions and fostered increased tolerance between the different groups of the society.
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...owledge of Portuguese language, [[Culture|culture]], history, politics and society. The Centre organizes interdisciplinary symposia involving Portuguese cultu
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...ucation through diversity in the classroom, curricula, decision making and society in general. Cultural citizenship examines the colloquial meanings of aliena
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...ram which involved sending American musicians abroad to areas where the US society and [[Culture|culture]] are often met with animosity. Rhythm Road represent
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...ts: English, the [[Arts]], Education and the ways of living and organising society. They have over 75 years of experience doing this. In line with our Royal C
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...more inclusive and broader conception of culture, in which all sectors of society are able to participate and exhibit their ethnic and cultural differences.
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...n a concept of [[Culture|culture]] that embraces the [[arts]], culture and society. Through dialogue with other countries our own culture is enriched. Advance
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...ocratization is often considered an elitist top-down approach to providing society with access to [[High Culture|high culture]]. The strong sense of governmen
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...Diplomacy]], conducted by private organisations and [[Civil Society|civil society]] rather than by governments.
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...onal aid and development. Our activities span over fields such as culture, society, research, higher education, business, innovation, democracy and global dev
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...owledge about Germany by providing information on its [[Culture|culture]], society and politics. Our educational and training products enable mobility in an i
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...nant class automatically become the ruling ideas, and the way in which the society is run or constructed is determined by the ruling [[culture]].
* [http://www.internationalgramscisociety.org International Gramsci society]
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...the activities of mainstream society, and should be able to participate in society despite cultural differences.
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...ues of the dominant [[culture]]; by integrating themselves into the larger society, these groups slowly begin to lose their own language and customs, and cult
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...tures are thought to have equal value. Cultural relativists assert that no society has the right to impose its views on another, and we cannot expect societie
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...ant role in creating [[Cultural Diplomacy]] and generally speaking, modern society, especially by people who moved from other countries and passed their cultu
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...olicy. The aim of Mao and the Red Guards was to create a classless Chinese society; however, the violent extremism of the Red Guards pushed China into social
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...ned behavior patterns which are characteristic to the members of a certain society and which are not a result of biological inheritance. The term is also used
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...as societies are constantly undergoing transformation. As new ideas enter society due to the influence of mass communication and spread of knowledge, trends
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...sti Instituut (Estonian Institute) is to spread information about Estonian society and [[Culture|culture]] in other countries, further cultural and educationa
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...d organizations include 250 organizations from different fields of Finnish society. The Finnish cultural and academic institutes seek to promote cooperation b
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..., radio and televisions programs which, as a consequence, leads people and society into so-called “intellectual passivity”. High arts on the contrary, by
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====== Dante Alighieri Society ======
...an language and culture throughout the world. In 2005, the Dante Alighieri Society was awarded the Prince of Asturias Award for Communications and Humanities.
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...he heart of Brussels, deBuren offers a forum for art, [[Culture|culture]], society and politics of the Low Countries and Europe. deBuren organizes exhibitions
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...ll as developing a region- wide Network of over 3000 [[Civil Society|civil society]] organizations. Through its action and reflection the ALF aims to contribu
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..., embassies, the [[Creative Industries|creative industries]] sector, civil society and the business sector.
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...governments, but also with the population, with the [[Civil Society|civil society]], with a whole variety of institutions, and with the private sector- we ha
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...ll enable them to work, live and contribute in a highly competitive global society. The education sector can, directly and actively, serve the goals sought by
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...le and well-informed interreligious dialogue on all levels of the European society.
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...informal interactive hearing with representatives of [[Civil Society|civil society]], including representatives of [[Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs)|non
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...it stays there and becomes part of the culture of the recipient person or society.
...omacy requires the involvement of more actors from various segments of the society. This includes universities, NGOs, trade unions, political parties, tourism
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...ussing the functions, rights and responsibilities of religious bodies in a society where religion is often perceived as the embodiment of fundamentalism ===
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...xistence in order to overcome misunderstandings and stereotypes within the society ===
...ethnic and religious groups. Furthermore, to support [[Civil Society|civil society]] and individuals who seek non-violent approaches to conflict and strive to
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