Culture, Heritage and Diversity
Intercultural Dialogue and Conflict Prevention: Publications
Ministerial Meetings
Opatija Declaration – Learning about intercultural dialogue
The Declaration on Intercultural Dialogue and Conflict Prevention presented to a younger audience and published together with the European Year for Democratic Citizenship through Education
Declaration on Intercultural Dialogue and Conflict Prevention
Adopted on 22 October 2003, Opatija – Croatia
Declaration on Intercultural Dialogue and Conflict Prevention
Romani version
Ministerial Colloquy on “The new role and new responsibilities of ministers of Culture in initiating intercultural dialogue, with due regard for cultural diversity”, Strasbourg (France), 17-18 February 2003
Highlights and conclusions
Ministerial Conference on “The new role and new responsibilities of ministers of Culture in initiating intercultural dialogue, with due regard for cultural diversity”, Opatija (Croatia), 20-22 October 2003
Report, synthesis of the debates and conclusions
Culture and Conflict
Rethinking Conflict: the Cultural Approach
Johan Galtung
Culture and Conflict in Northern Ireland
Tony Gallagher
Sirens and Muses: Culture in Conflict and Peace Processes in the Former Yugoslavia
Vjeran Katunaric
The Role of Culture in Conflict Prevention
Søren Christensen
Experiences about Intercultural Cooperation in the Barents Euro-Arctic Region
Kari Laine
Intercultural and Inter-religious Communication
Expert Colloquy “Dialogue serving intercultural and inter-religious communication”, Strasbourg (France), 7-9 October 2002
Conclusions and Debate Analysis
Dialogue serving intercultural and inter-religious communication
Necil Nedimoğlu
The Meaning of Cultural Conflict
Hassan Hanafi
Establishing Links between Religious Communities
Bruno Etienne
Role of Religion in the 21st Century: Prevention of Crisis among Civilizations
Masanori Naito
Cultural Diversity, Interculturality and Cultural Policy
France Lebon
Paper tigers do not jump or intercultural initiatives versus the segregation of migrant communities
Geza Tessenyi
Stereotypes in Intercultural Dialogue
1st Intercultural Forum “(Re)Thinking Stereotypes: Constructing Intercultural and Interreligious Dialogue”, Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina), 10-12 December 2003
Conclusions and Debate Analysis
(Re)thinking Stereotypes: an Introduction
Jean-Fred Bourquin
The Sources of Stereotypes: Antecedents, Costs and Approaches
Arie Nadler
Moving Beyond Tolerance to the Appreciation of Differences
Rajesh Sharma
Tolerance – A philosophical contribution taking the drama out of difference-based conflicts
Mark Hunyadi
Sources of Stereotypes
Tvrtko Kulenović
Culture in multinational communities or how to live with differences
Nikola Kovač
Education for a Culture of Peace and Tolerance
Zdenko Lešić
Core Values for Intercultural Dialogue
2nd Intercultural Forum “Core Values for Intercultural Dialogue: Towards a Europe of all Citizens”, Troina - Sicily (Italy), 14-17 November 2004
Conclusions and Debate Analysis
Multicultural Europe and the Horizons of Dialogue
Vjeran Katunaric
The Stages of Recognition
Marci Crépon
Attitudes and Competences for Intercultural Dialogue and Citizenship
Kageaki Kajiwara
Social Inclusion and Intercultural Dialogue
Alessio Surian
Promoting Intercultural Dialogue between generations
3rd Intercultural Forum “Promoting Intercultural Dialogue between Generations”, Bucharest (Romania), 17-18 March 2006
Conclusions and Debate Analysis
Shared Cities & Peace Cradles
A City for all our Citizens: Reflections on ’Shared Cities’
Robin Wilson
Peace Enclaves/Cradles: Final Report – Main Findings and Policy Proposals
Vjeran Katunaric
Joint Youth and Culture Initiative
“Building Dialogue on what Values?”
Strasbourg - France, 10-11 June 2004
Meeting report
“Intercultural Dialogue, Interreligious Dialogue: The Role of Stereotypes and Prejudices”
Strasbourg - France, 16-17 June 2003
Meeting report