PROJECT: INTERCULTURAL APPROACH TO AN ACTIVE EUROPEAN CITIZENCHIP
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Who is afraid to multicultrualism?
The opium of the intellectualsIntellectuals have debated the concept of multiculturalism since the 1960s. Some regard it as an opportunity; others refuse to believe in it. After World War II a stream of immigrants poured into Europe from the continent’s former colonies. Germany and the Nether...
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Melting pot or salad bowl?
What is the difference between melting pot and multiculturalism?
How can we manage this diversity in Europe?
How was multiculturalism born?
The melting pot is at the origins of multiculturalism. It is considered to be the historic foundation of American integr...
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Intercultural European Citizenship
The exercise of Active and Intercultural European Citizenship is the result of the continuous interchange between an individual and society, reached through the responsibility of each person and their participation in the social, political and economic life of their community.
Transnational Work Meetings
The project Grundtvig 2 "an intercultural approach to an Active European Citizenship" is 2 years long (August 2005 to July 2007). The annual work is structured around five transnational meetings in two years in all countries of the participating partners:
United Kingdom – Wales
January – February 2007
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Course results, evaluation, circulation and future plans.
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Romania – Bucharest
May - June 2007
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Presentation of course material and implementation plans
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for each country.