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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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* [http://esapubs.org/esapubs/journals/ecology.htm Ecology Society of America]
* [http://www.isecoeco.org/ The International Society for Ecological Economics]
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...17th and 18th centuries. Its aim was to challenge faith-based [[norms]] in society by using reason, science and logic. Many proponents of the Enlightenment we
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* [http://www.food-culture.org/ Association for the Study of Food and Society]
...com/book-reviews/review-food-is-culture/ "Food is culture", book review by Society for the Anthropology of Food and Nutrition]
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...damage, and displaced 1.3 million people are slowly healing; the impact on society, families and livelihoods runs much deeper. Ms. Napoli painstakingly record
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...ributed over 40 large format portraits of people from various areas of the society.
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...[[Multiculturalism]] in Australia is not even controversial now. It’s a society, a nation, built on the contributions of people from all around the world,
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...ways saw that as a very important window which unfortunately South African society did not expand into an open door: everyone went back to their cocoons after
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...i-chinese-posters/ Old "Yellow Peril" Anti-chinese posters, article by The Society Pages]
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...hemselves to improve their living environment. Both are vital to a healthy society.
...re they contribute to facilitating the exchange of ideas between the civil society and the decision makers in the EU.
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...olitical grouping of which the monarch is a member. The evolution from a society based entirely on the rule of person towards one driven by democracy and th
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...re determined by the social, religious and political norms of a particular society.
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...mework for understanding and describing the factors that create a peaceful society. The Global Peace Index describes the 'optimum' environment for peace to fl
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...nomy to a well-balanced production and consumption system, thereby ridding society of unemployment and debt.
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...lation to each other. These institutionalized relations embed meaning into society. Therefore people’s conceptions and experiences shape and eventually beco
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*[http://www.secularism.org.uk/what-is-secularism.html National Secular Society]
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.../01/30/Henry_Kissinger#comments_section Henry Kissinger speaks at the Asia Society, NYC, February 2007]
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...ral forces, institutions, phenomena and symbols manifested in a particular society. They seek to understand how culture impacts social organization, and influ
* [http://hhs.sagepub.com/content/14/3/30.abstract Society and culture in sociological and anthropological tradition by Gavin Walker]
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...nt books include the ''Housing Boom and Bust'' (2009), ''Intellectuals and Society'' (2009) and ''Applied Economics'' (2009). His current research focuses on
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...hegemonic power]] structure of a colony and who are thus at the margins of society. The term essentially refers to any person or people of inferior rank for r
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...al, and cultural. The three pillars of sustainability are the environment, society, and economy, but different arguments have been put forward in order to bet
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Religious fundamentalism has been prevalent in society since the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and is a response to in
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...lues]], and customs that form the mainstream [[culture]] of any particular society. Western culture is perceived to be the “global” popular culture of tod
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...in 1973 and embodies several key themes used to describe a post-industrial society, including: the economy transitioning from the production of goods to produ
...-essays.com/essays/bells_post_industrial_society_essay.htm Post Industrial Society Essay Criticism of Bell’s analysis of the role of information and knowled
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...tarian power distribution, whereas in countries with a low power distance, society expects greater input and democracy.
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...tent of social interactions on the basis of hierarchical arrangements in a society. Power relations can thus be seen as one of the most relevant targets of ch
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...fers to the totalitarian control and coordination of [[Civil Society|civil society]], in which non-Nazi organizations were replaced by Nazi equivalents. It re
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...s whom they wish to subordinate or believe that they do not fit into their society (see [[Alterity]]). Someone defined as an “other” is perceived as lacki
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*[http://www.isecoeco.org/ The International Society for Ecological Economics (ISEE)]
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*[http://www.isecoeco.org/| The International Society for Ecological Economics]
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...ernmental institutions but of the private sector and [[Civil Society|civil society]] as vital.
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