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Intercultural solidarity among people in poverty
1. Skelton, Diana and Brand, Eugen, Artisans of Peace Overcoming
Poverty – Volume 1, ATD Fourth World, 2014, pages 75-79
Dialogue between (and within) cultures is essential for the world’s
food security
1. Guinand, Y. & Lemessa, D. (2000), Wild-food plants in southern
Ethiopia: Reflections on the role of ‘famine-foods’ at a time of drought.
UN-Emergencies Unit for Ethiopia, UNDP Emergencies Unit for
Ethiopia
2. A. Dansi, R. Vodouhè, P. Azokpota, H. Yedomonhan, P. Assogba, A.
Adjatin, Y. L. Loko, I. Dossou-Aminon, and K. Akpagana, ‘Diversity
of the Neglected and Underutilized Crop Species of Importance in
Benin’, ScientificWorldJournal. 2012
pmc/articles/PMC3349165/#B5
3. FAO, Building on Gender, Agrobiodiversity and Local Knowledge – A
Training Manual
htm#TOC
4. Dansi et al, 2012. Op cit.
5.
6. A. M. Thro and C. Spillane, 2000,
Articulos_Ciat/Biotechnology_assisted_Participatory_Plant_Breeding_
Complement_Contradiction.pdf
7.
8.
9. Reyes-García, V., et al., Evidence of traditional knowledge loss among
a contemporary indigenous society, Evolution and Human Behavior
(2013),
10.
11. E. Reichel, ‘The landscape in the cosmoscape, and sacred sites and
species among the Tanimuka and Yukuna Amerindian tribes (north-
west Amazon)’ in Sacred Species and Sites: Advances in Biocultural
Conservation, ed. Gloria Pungetti, Gonzalo Oviedo and Della Hooke.
Cambridge University Press 2012
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13.
The Baku Process – the power of intercultural dialogue in a diverse world
1. Sector-specific workshops included: ‘How to build the world future
together?’, ‘How to build popular support for cultural diversity?’, ‘The
New Era of Globalization: Hybridity of cultures in a changing world’,
‘Supporting Intercultural Actions’.
2. Side events prepared and led by partner organizations included
an Intercultural Innovation Award ceremony for the Central Asia,
Black Sea and Mediterranean regions, a conference of the ‘Global
intercultural cities learning community’, the workshop ‘Intercultural
Dialogue through History Teaching: Best Practices and Challenges’,
sessions on ‘Tourism as a key driver of mutual understanding and
tolerance among cultures’, ‘intercultural dialogue through faith and
science’ among others.
3. About the authors:
- Professor Sevda Mammadaliyeva is Deputy Minister of Culture and
Tourism of the Republic of Azerbaijan and Deputy Chair of the
World Forum Organizing Committee
- Vasif Eyvazzade is Head of the International Cooperation
Department, Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of
Azerbaijan and Secretary of the World Forum Organizing Committee
The Youth Volunteering and Dialogue International Conference
1. The Jeddah Youth Declaration is available in the following versions:
- English:
- Arabic:
Sense of belonging and social cohesion in fragmented societies: a
normative approach from Latin America
1. Sen, Amartya, Identity and Violence: The Illusion of Destiny, New York,
WWNorton, 2006
2. Marramao, Giacomo, The Passage West: Philosophy and Globalisation,
London, Verso, 2012
3. Gutmann, Amy, Identity in Democracy, Princeton University Press,
2003
4. For detailed references of the authors mentioned, see my article in
Hopenhayn, Martín and Ana Sojo (comps.), Sentido de pertenencia
en sociedades fragmentadas. América Latina desde una perspectiva
global, Buenos Aires, Siglo XXI, 2011, and ECLAC, Social cohesion:
inclusion and a sense of belonging in Latin America and the Caribbean
(LC/G.2335), Santiago, Chile, 2007
The role of youth in promoting cultural diversity
1.
cultureasavector.pdf
2.
3.
promoting-cultural-diversity-in-youth-work.661/
4.
programs-17-03.htm
5. Ibid.
6. Ibid.
Shared values – the state we are in
1. Sunan al-Tirmidhi
2. As related in the Sahih of al-Bukhari and elsewhere
3. d.1392CE/795 AH
4. d. 1694 CE /1106 AH
Notes and References