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	interculturalism Information - Online Prescription Medication Directory
		Various states have intercultural policies which seek to encourage the socialization of citizens of different origins.
		Interculturalism requires an inherent openness to be exposed to the culture of the "other".
		Thus, interculturalism breeds dialogue, in order to be able to look for commonalities between that element of one's culture and the culture of the other.
	www.prescriptiondrug-info.com /drug_information_online.asp?title=interculturalism (195 words)

	Interculturalism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Interculturalism is the philosophy of exchanges between cultural groups within a society.
		Interculturalism requires an inherent openness to be exposed to the culture of the "other".
		Thus, interculturalism breeds dialogue, in order to be able to look for commonalities between that element of one's culture and the culture of the other.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Interculturalism (183 words)

	Interculturalism
		Interculturalism is sharing and learning across cultures with the aim of promoting understanding, equity, harmony, and justice in a diverse society.
		Interculturalism is a dynamic and critical endeavor that involves the acquisiton of knowledge, ongoing examination of the way we view the world, and purposeful action to promote a just and harmonious society at LMU and beyond.
		We draw upon interculturalism to create a university of excellence, to serve as a model Catholic institution, and to be a catalyst for the creation of a more just society built upon respect and a sense of shared destiny.
	www.lmu.edu /PageFactory.aspx?PageID=19475 (457 words)

	National Consultative Committee on Racism and Interculturalism (NCCRI) - Ireland
		The National Consultative Committee on Racism and Interculturalism (NCCRI) is an independent expert body that seeks to provide advice and to develop initiatives to combat racism and to work towards a more inclusive, intercultural society in Ireland.
		As cultural and ethnic diversity in Ireland continues to broaden, particularly as a consequence of inward migration, there are challenges to ensure that such significant change is negotiated successfully.
		The approach of the NCCRI is to combat racism and to promote intercultural approaches to integration through dialogue and consensus.
	www.nccri.ie (423 words)

	Humanism, Interculturalism and Active Citizenship \| International Humanist and Ethical Union
		Around 50 young humanists and human rights activists gathered for a week of intense collaboration, inspiration and fun in a programme that was a mix of cultural activities, practical training, workshops and interesting in-depth debate.
		Speaking at the plenary session on interculturalism, Dr. Rik Pinxten, Professor in anthropology and President of the Humanist Alliance in Belgium, explained that the meaning of culture is not clear cut: the shift from countryside and small village level to globalised urbanization is taking place, in effect, leading to multiculturalism.
		Intercultural education should be an important focus for Humanism.
	www.iheu.org /node/1757 (771 words)

	The Power of Culture - Conference Amsterdam 1996 - Lecture by Josette Féral (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The notion of multiculturalism was subsequently replaced by 'interculturalism' which I will not try to define in any detail, suffice it to say that it gave rise to something much deeper and more interesting than multiculturalism: the idea of a mutual friction of cultures, an interaction, an exchange between cultures.
		Interculturalism takes for granted that the simple act of borrowing, even if it is artistically justifiable, expresses a previously-determined political stand.
		Two types of reaction to the process of cultural pluralism and to interculturalism are identifiable, at least in the domain of the arts: the first is 'euphoric' and the second 'dysphoric'.
	kvc.minbuza.nl /uk/archive/amsterdam/ukverslag_feral.html (3105 words)

	UNESCO Conference on INTERCULTURAL EDUCATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Our Paper underlines the fact that the intercultural concept is not to be assimilated with multiculturalism, which is a simple juxtaposition -- like in a mosaic structure, for instance -- of cultures, of different ways of living.
		However, the intercultural outlook should be introduced, in diluted variations, into almost all subjects taught in the schools.
		This is why it is indispensable to stress as much on the intercultural individual as on the intercultural society.
	www.jyu.fi /ktl/unesco2003/tiivistelma/6A-224.htm (558 words)

	Report on the Forum on Media and Interculturalism
		The need for a broadly educative platform was selected as the most useful and the most constructive context to enable students and educators to access and assess both how and why texts had been produced and circulated, as well as analysis of the individual texts and their reception.
		Much American work on interculturalism is built on the premise that we are all rooted in a culture, and that that culture plays an important role in determining our assumptions, attitudes and expectations.
		In order to open a debate about an intercultural university for tomorrow, it is important to unpack terms such as ‘multiculturalism’, ‘interculturalism’ and anti-racism, used for envisioning a more plural society and education system and link them firmly to racism and racial harassment, without which we cannot fully imagine an ‘intercultural’ society.
	www.comms.dcu.ie /interculturalism/report/finaldraft.htm (4015 words)

	Intersections: Performed Promiscuities: Interpreting Interculturalism in the Japan Foundation Asia Centre's LEAR
		Julie Stone Peters in her paper entitled 'Intercultural Performance, Theatre Anthropology, and the Imperialist Critique,' talks about the 'loaded political subtext'[5] of certain intercultural performances and goes on to challenge much of the existing intercultural theory.
		In terms of analysing Interculturalism within a performance/theatre paradigm the issue of representation is of course key, as theatre and performance play pivotal roles in providing a space for marginalised and often un-represented or invisible groups to present and re-present themselves.
		If interculturalism is about some form of cultural exchange, in which, due to the existing canon, the exchangers must be careful to acknowledge their positions and aims in order to avoid the label cultural tourists or appropriators, then how does this exchange differ from an act of postmodern pastiche, for example?
	wwwsshe.murdoch.edu.au /intersections/issue3/grehan.html (3650 words)

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		Interculturalism, multiculturalism and ethnic grouping is part and parcel of the Irish experience and St. Patrick's Day week is the ideal opportunity to mark that.
		The use of the term "interculturalism" instead of "assimilation" or "multiculturalism" is a choice.
		The fact that there is a Garda racial and intercultural office means there is a specific body within the organisation whereby whenever there is an anti-racism or interculturalism problem, that is where one has to go.
	www.irlgov.ie /committees-29/c-justice/20030304-J/Page1.htm (10946 words)

	intercultural cultural of schools: Problems and challenges for a post-apartheid South Africa, The Journal of Negro ...
		This will demand critical awareness of interculturalism and informed commitment by educators and learners to prevent schools, especially the formerly White schools, from continuing to embody skewed values and practices that, in a new political dispensation, enshrine rather than redress inequity.
		Institutional weakness has been a major factor in failed or delayed attempts at transformation, and unless an effective institutional framework is created, the nation stands in danger of maintaining and strengthening the inequities of the apartheid system of education.
		The terms "intercultural" and "interculturalism" are preferred to "multicultural" and "multiculturalism" because the former seem to more accurately suggest the action of connecting or communicating issues, notions, beliefs, values, and understandings among and between different cultures.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qa3626/is_199710/ai_n8769746 (412 words)

	Internationalisation, Interculturalism & Social Development - Strategic Theme: Internationalisation
		IISD is one of the Academic Themes that will provide the framework for ongoing cross-disciplinary collaboration at DCU, for investment in strategic initiatives and for developing strategic external partnerships.
		Intercultural studies is a long-standing strength and, in particular, translation studies have made their mark (www.ctts.dcu.ie).
		Another well established DCU strength is in the study of the social and cultural context of communications and, in particular, the growing area of international communications (www.dcu.ie/communications).
	www.dcu.ie /themes/international/theme.shtml (648 words)

	Celtic Culture > Media > Audio-visual production and distribution in Brittany, Galicia and Wales (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Television and Interculturalism in Brittany, Galicia and Wales was born out of the Congress of Communication in the Atlantic Periphery in Santiago de Compostela, 7-10 November 1995, and later materialised into the first joint project by the universities of Haute Bretagne-Rennes 2, Wales Aberystwyth and Santiago de Compostela.
		Television and Interculturalism in Brittany, Galicia and Wales is the most representative of existing studies that allows for conclusions and recommendations in line with the principles of European audiovisual policies.
		There are many consistencies across the three countries: similar populations -between 2.5 and 3 million inhabitants- common aspects in folklore and morphology, as well as in their subsidiary role to hegemonic classes and social groups issuing from centralised power.
	www.celtia.info /culture/media/usc-report-1998.html (1041 words)

	Interculturalism and Equality in Post-primary Schools
		A key element of the Interculturalism Project is the participation of students and parents from majority and minority ethnic backgrounds in the process of school policy development.
		The Interculturalism Project and proposed publication aim to build intercultural understanding, respect for diversity and human rights, and to support schools in becoming more inclusive of diversity, and more democratic in development of policy.
		The Interculturalism booklet will present the findings in relation to diversity, equality and inclusion and that of participation and democracy in schools, particularly in relation to giving students and parents a meaningful voice.
	www.citizenship2005.ie /Intercuturalism.htm (295 words)

	National Consultative Committee on Racism and Interculturalism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The NCCRI was established in 1998 as an independent expert body focusing on racism and interculturalism.
		This submission relates to the role and composition of the proposed press council.
		The deliberate defamation of a particular group has demonstrated links with racist violence and racist crime, in Ireland one of the most illustrative examples of this in recent years has been the experiences of asylum seekers.
	www.justice.ie /80256E010039C5AF/vWeb/pcJUSQ62EG2Y-en (918 words)

	INTERCULTURALISM IN THE NEW EUROPE: TOWARDS A PROGRAMME OF EDUCATIONAL ACTION WITHIN SPANISH ASSOCIATIONS ABROAD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The first part includes the theoretical and conceptual frameword for interculturalism and the social and historical phenomena of emigration.
		The second, is a field study of the first and second generation of Spanish immigrants in France.
		These links are even clearer and stronger ?mainly for Spanish emigrants of the first generation living in France- when permanent demands or constant claims are mode for structures and ways to transmit the Spanish culture to the new generations.
	www.usc.es /spubl/11olve~2.htm (240 words)

	Internationalisation, Interculturalism & Social Development - Welcome
		DCU is embarking on a new strategic development path, Leading Through Foresight that has at its core the Academic Themes as drivers of innovation and change in all areas of the university's work.
		The Internationalisation, Interculturalism and Social Development theme (IISD), addresses a set of interacting contemporary issues, encapsulated in the globalisation paradigm.
		The IISD Office is also responsible for DCU's new Wider Community Engagement Strategy (Internal access only) that seeks to implement DCU's civic responsibility in pursuit of economic, social and cultural development.
	www.dcu.ie /themes/international/index.shtml (236 words)

	SAGE Publications - Interculturalism, Education and Inclusion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Jadgish S Gundara begins with a mini-biography of his own history, which he describes as an "intercultural apprenticeship", and in which the interweaving of different strands of identity is strikingly described.
		Following chapters discuss basic issues in intercultural education; practicing intercultural education; post-school intercultural education; interculturalism in Europe; the role of the state; building a common and shared value system; Asian and global perspectives; and knowledge, social science and the curriculum.
		His book reflects a life dedicated to fostering positive intercultural relations and provides an analysis of the role of education in overcoming the barriers.
	www.sagepub.com /book.aspx?pid=4847 (463 words)

	Announcement (January 2000)
		It will foreground interculturalism both as theory and as practice in a programme that will include workshops, demonstrations, discussions and presentations aimed at artists, directors, scholars, researchers, teachers and critics with eminent keynote speakers from across the continents.
		As practice the roots of interculturalism in theatre are deep and its history goes back in antiquity.
		Therefore, it is the intention of the conference to make visible the wide range of practices, from across the world, their complex and varied forms ranging from the adaptation of foreign classics to different levels of exchange of performance traditions, conventions, techniques and styles across cultures.
	www.westafricareview.com /vol1.2/1.2ann.htm (1641 words)

	Redhotcurry - News. Does Interculturalism make cities more succesful?
		The project, called 'The Intercultural City: Making the Most of Diversity' will take place in cities across the UK, in Europe and in Australia throughout 2005, ending with an international conference to be held in the UK in March 2006, offering practical recommendations on how cities should be run.
		Bristol is the first UK city to sign up to the project will explore the extent to which cultural diversity is a source of innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship and how it can become a positive force releasing new energy and resources for the development of cities.
		In Bristol the research will identify 90 people with intercultural influences: 30 from the city's past, such as Isambard Kingdom Brunel whose father was French; 30 who are currently shaping the city today and 30 who may become the shapers of Bristol's future.
	www.redhotcurry.com /archive/news/2005/interculturalism.htm (1029 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		"Interculturalism" is an improvement upon the term "multiculturalism." The goal of interculturalism is to celebrate and recognize different cultural and ethnic collectivities.
		Interculturalism achieves this through such methods as cultural dialogues and cultural interaction.
		The emphasis is on mutual exchange and learning, with a reciprocal flow of ideas and dialogue.
	plato.acadiau.ca /dagora/Glossary/glossaryhtml/iculturalism.html (50 words)

	Interculturalism 2004 Call for Papers
		This inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary research and publication project aims to explore the meaning and implications of interculturalism, from both a practical, political perspective and in a more strictly theoretical sense.
		interculturalism and the politics of the academy i.e.
		Papers will be considered on any related theme.
	www.inter-disciplinary.net /ci/interculturalism/ic2/ic04cfp.htm (214 words)

	Read Calls for Papers: 1st Global Conference Interculturalism: Exploring Critical issues (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Call for Papers Marking the launch of a new annual conference, research and publication series, this inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary project aims to explore the meaning and implications of interculturalism, from both a practical, political perspective and in a more strictly theoretical sense.
		interculturalism and inter-disciplinarity * interculturalism and language * resistance to interculturalism through monoculturalism * race, ethnicity and interculturalism * racism, violence and interculturalism * interculturalism and sexuality * the ethics of interculturalism * interculturalism and subculture * interculturalism between 'West' and 'East' * interculturalism and politics
		The project is also to be supported by an e-mail discussion group and ISSN e-journal.
	calls.eserver.org /item/34941 (254 words)

	Skidmore Interculturalism
		At Skidmore, Interculturalism defines our approach to community.
		We believe that a broadly diverse blending of backgrounds, cultures, religions, interests, and perspectives best prepares us to succeed in the world and makes daily life richer and more fun.
		For exposure to other cultures, including cultures where they’re a distinct minority, over 40 percent of our students study abroad for a term or longer.
	www.skidmore.edu /admissions/delve/interculturalism.htm (63 words)

	CVU København & Nordsjælland
		The Centres, Units and Programmes cover a wide range of areas such as:
		Special Needs Education, School Management Evaluation and Organisation, Bilingualism and Interculturalism, Profession Development, Internationalisation and International Cooperation, Teaching and Learning, Health and Health Promotion, Educational and Social Studies, Psychomotricity, Sloyd, Craft and Technology, and ICT and Media.
		Nursing, Textile, Handicraft and Psychomotricity degrees, are placed directly under CVU Copenhagen and North Zealand’s Department for Further Education and Training.
	www.cvukbh.dk /international_profil/int_profil.html (391 words)

	culturebase.net \| The international artist database \| Dragan Klaic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Instead of using the word 'pluralism', then, I would rather talk about 'interculturalism', since this word implies an active strategy for increasing dialogue.
		Interculturalism has had a place in art for a long time.
		One can speak of a dialogue between artists with differing backgrounds and between artists and the public.
	www.culturebase.net /artist.php?3052 (502 words)

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