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Religion is part of the solution
1. - Brian J. Grim and Roger Finke, The Price of Freedom Denied: Religious
Prosecution and Conflict in the Twenty-First Century (Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press, 2011)
- Peter J. Katzenstein, Civilizations in World Politics (London:
Routledge, 2010)
2. See Jocelyne Cesari, The Awakening of Muslim Democracy, Religion,
Modernity and the State (Cambridge University Press, 2014)
Creating and supporting interreligious councils in the Asia-Pacific region
1. For more information see:
sciences/unesco-chair
Integrating human values in education for promoting tolerance
1. Sagie, A. (2006). The Israeli Jewish journey, questions about culture and
identity. Shalom Heurtman Institute: Jerusalem
2. Adar, C. (2013). ‘What is between civic studies and civic education? A
vision from inside of the formal education system’, in D. Avnon (Ed.),
Civic education in Israel (pp. 62-84). Tel Aviv: Am Oved. (In Hebrew)
3. Tawil, S. & Cougoureux, M. (2013). Revisiting learning: The treasure
within. Assessing the influence of the 1996 Dolers report. Derived from:
4. Ibid.
Enhancing national unity and harmony through intercultural dialogue
founded on the 1Malaysia concept
1. PEMANDU (2010) Government Transformation Program Roadmap,
Prime Minister’s Department, Retrieved from
GTP/.../GTP%20Roadmap_Chapter04.pdf
Further reading
- Department of National Unity and Integration, Annual Report, 2006.
- Azman Amin Hassan, Three Decades of Managing Social and Ethnic
Diversity in Malaysia: The Experience of the Department of National Unity
and Integration, Prime Minister’s Department.
- Mohamad, M. (1991). Malaysia: The Way Forward (Vision 2020)
(Working paper No. 003223). Retrieved from UNPAN Document
Management System:
documents/apcity/unpan003223.pdf
- Razak, N. (2010). Transformasi Minda – Memeta Wawasan Melaksana
Amanah. Retrieved from
TransformasiMinda.pdf
The next chapter of the Anna Lindh Foundation
1. For media enquiries on the Anna Lindh Foundation, contact Paul.
or visit
Five pillars from African traditional education offer hope for global
cohesiveness and the rapprochement of cultures
1. Five Pillars to Create a New Society, New Nation, and New Leadership
Quality, African Cultural Regeneration Institute, 2006
2. See the dance on YouTube at
watch?v=coE3ZzB7tMM
Engaging religious traditions in the promotion of peace through
social justice
1. The handbook can be downloaded from the following location (in
English, French, Spanish and Arabic) at
civil-society/religious/WCMS_172371/lang--en/index.htm
2. The views expressed in this article are those of the author, and do not
necessary reflect those of the ILO.
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