WIKA Workshop 2018: Models of future cultural relations
WIKA Workshop 2018: Models of future cultural relations
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July 2, 2020
WIKA Workshop 2018: Intercultural Cities: New Realities, New Dimensions, New Actors
Lecture title: "Intercultural Cities: New Realities, New Dimensions, New Actors“ In 2018, the Scientific Initiatives Circle Culture and Foreign Policy (WIKA, Wissenschaftlicher Intitiativkreis Kultur und Außenpolitik) formed a Forum with international participants. Scientists and practicing experts’ in cultural relations and educations policies (Auswärtigen Kultur- und Bildungspolitik - AKBP) from Georgia, Spain, Germany, Turkey, Scotland and Greece brought together the vision of a post-national culture policy and neo-nationalism, and formulate concrete examples of future cultural relations while considering those challenges.
July 1, 2020
WIKA Workshop 2018: The Importance of Multilingual Brains for Cultural Relations
Lecture title: "Intercultural Cities: New Realities, New Dimensions, New Actors“ In 2018, the Scientific Initiatives Circle Culture and Foreign Policy (WIKA, Wissenschaftlicher Intitiativkreis Kultur und Außenpolitik) formed a Forum with international participants. Scientists and practicing experts’ in cultural relations and educations policies (Auswärtigen Kultur- und Bildungspolitik - AKBP) from Georgia, Spain, Germany, Turkey, Scotland and Greece brought together the vision of a post-national culture policy and neo-nationalism, and formulate concrete examples of future cultural relations while considering those challenges.
July 1, 2020
WIKA Workshop 2018: Has Economy Anything to Do with Neo-Nativist Identities?
Lecture title: "Has Economy Anything to Do with Neo-Nativist Identities?“ In 2018, the Scientific Initiatives Circle Culture and Foreign Policy (WIKA, Wissenschaftlicher Intitiativkreis Kultur und Außenpolitik) formed a Forum with international participants. Scientists and practicing experts’ in cultural relations and educations policies (Auswärtigen Kultur- und Bildungspolitik - AKBP) from Georgia, Spain, Germany, Turkey, Scotland and Greece brought together the vision of a post-national culture policy and neo-nationalism, and formulate concrete examples of future cultural relations while considering those challenges.
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