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The Quest for a European Strategic Culture: Changing Norms on Security and Defence in the European Union by Christoph O. Meyer, 2007-01-23
The Origins of The Modern Jew- Jewish Identity And European Culture in Germany 1749-1824 by Michael A. Meyer, 1967
Women in Dark Age and Early Medieval Europe c.500-1200 (European Culture and Society) by Helen M. Jewell, 2006-12-12
Africa and the West: Intellectual Responses to European Culture by Philip D. Curtin, 1974-05-15
Mediterranean Passage: Migration and New Cultural Encounters in Southern Europe (Liverpool University Press - Studies in European Regional Cultures)
The Legal Culture of the European Court of Human Rights (The Raoul Wallenberg Institute Human Rights Library) by Arold, N.L., 2007-10-30
Mendelssohn, Goethe, and the Walpurgis Night: The Heathen Muse in European Culture, 1700-1850 (Eastman Studies in Music) by John Michael Cooper, 2010-09-01
Cultures in Contact: The Impact of European Contacts on Native American Cultural Institutions, A.D. 1000 (Anthropological Society of Washington Serie)
Inciting Laughter: The Development of "Jewish Humor" in 19th Century German Culture (European Cultures, V. 12) by Jefferson S. Chase, 1999-11
Alternative Empires: European Modernist Cinemas and Cultures of Imperialism (University of Exeter Press - Exeter Studies in History) by Martin Stollery, 2000-04-01
Ritual, Routine, and Regime: Repetition in Early Modern British and European Cultures (UCLA Clark Memorial Library Series)
Modern European Culture and Consciousness, 1870-1970 (SUNY series on interdisciplinary perspectives in social history) by Paul Monaco, 1983-06-30
Europeans: Essays on Culture and Identity
The art of the South Sea Islands, including Australia and New Zealand, (Art of the world, non-European cultures; the historical, sociological and religious backgrounds) by Alfred BuÌˆhler, 1962

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Bristol 2008 -Capital Of Culture Bid
Background to the city's bid to become european Capital of culture in 2008.
http://www.bristol2008.com/
European Cultural Centre Of Delphi
european Cultural Centre of Delphi, The european Cultural european Cultural Centreof Delphi. Cultural Events Summer 1999. A. Delphiques Exhibition
http://www.culture.gr/2/23/232/index_en.html

Extractions: T he European Cultural Centre of Delphi (E.C.C.D.) was founded with the main purpose of reviving Delphi as a cultural and intellectual center of Europe and the world. It was launched in 1960 with the initiative of Konstantinos Karamanlis. It was then that the conference venue in Delphi was built with the financial contribution of the council of Europe.
ACC - Association For Community Colleges (ACC)
An organization of young people in Europe that advocates the creation of a network of community colleges to study european character and culture. Information on programs and events, group statutes, and membership.
http://www.acc.eu.org/

Extractions: The ACC is a European non-governmental and non-profit organisation founded mainly by young Europeans. Currently it has around 400 members from Albania, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Georgia, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, FYRMacedonia, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia and Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom.
Thessaloniki, Cultural Capital Of Europe 1997
of selfconsciousness and promotion of our national cultural identity.The year when we welcome the european cultural diversity.
http://www.culture.gr/cult97/thes97.html

Extractions: T he year 1997 is a year of Culture for Thessaloniki and therefore for the whole of Greece. For us, year of Culture means year of self-consciousness and promotion of our national cultural identity. The year when we welcome the European cultural diversity. F urthermore, the year of Culture is the year to emphasize on the institutions and the procedures of community partnership. Thessaloniki starts living on the rhythms and the strenuousness of the European Cultural Capital with the necessary combative optimism for the organizing of such an event of major importance. Thessaloniki Cultural Capital of Europe 1997 is a most substantial investment of capital and expectations which is going to be evaluated on the first day of 1998. N ow is the time for an unreserved participation in a European institution that allows us to demonstrate the best, the brightest and the most creative face of Greece and Hellenism. T oday, as a Minister for Culture and as a citizen of Thessaloniki, I feel honored to send to all of you an invitation for a cultural joint action and participation.
The Mulatto People: A Race And Culture
This site promotes the creation of a culture for mulattoes, or people of mixed African and european descent.
http://internettrash.com/users/mulatto/

Extractions: I've taken the flashing words off this screen to explain a few things. I went to livejournal.com and read some people's take on the whole deal here. I am writing this as of November 19, 2002. It has been nearly two years since this site has been updated, yet these bashings were written two months ago. I plan to create another site, but with not as many features and with a different focus. However, before people can peg me with negative names and descriptions, they have to understand where I'm coming from on everything that I've stated. I initially intended to present the following paragraphs as numbered facts, so please pardon the inconsistencies. I bashed both blacks and whites on this site, not just blacks. I do not "behave" like a black person nor a white person. Since I obviously do not look white, whites do not have an issue with this - obviously, no one is calling me a "wigger". The problem comes in when blacks around me complained that I "talk like a white boy" (I just speak proper English, that's all), or acted as though I lived a sinful lifestyle because I wasn't into hip-hop or didn't sport urban gear. I am now 23 years old, having only lived in the "real world" for five years. I got into the mulatto thing at age 18, and left it alone for awhile at the age of 21, when I stopped updating the site. The point is, I still had the high school mentality that I had to justify who I was, what I was into, and how I behaved. And during those high school years, when I "justified" my behavior before blacks, my justification was that I'm not all black: I'm half white also. Having become frustrated with the fact that it wouldn't fly among them, I began to seek out other mulattoes who had similar issues.
SOCIÉTÉ EUROPÉENE POUR LASTRONOMIE DANS LA CULTURE
Academic society with conferences and publications. English and French text.
http://www.iac.es/seac/seac.html
European Cities Of Culture/ Cultural Capitals Of Europe
Homepage German EU policy Policy areas european Cities of culture/Cultural Capitals of Europe. european Cities of culture/ Cultural
http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/www/en/eu_politik/politikfelder/kulturhauptstadt_

Extractions: The European City of Culture was the result of an initiative by the Greek Minister of Culture, Melina Mercouri. It was launched at intergovernmental level in 1985 by the Council of Ministers, which has designated at least one European City of Culture each year since then. Weimar is the most recent German city to have held the title, during our EU Presidency in 1999. This year's title-holders are the Italian city of Genoa and the French city of Lille. Cultural Capital of Europe During the German Presidency, and on the basis of Article 151 of the EC Treaty, the event was integrated into the Community framework and a new selection procedure was introduced. At the same time, the European City of Culture was renamed the Cultural Capital of Europe. This Council decision of 25 May 1999 will enter into force as of 2005. Rotation principle
ELLOPOS Update - < Www.ellopos.net >
Essential selections from documents and testimonies on the history, culture and future of the european Union.
http://www.epopteia.net/notebook/europeanunion.htm
European Irish Music, Sport, Dancing, Festivals, Societies, Clubs, Colleges, Emb
Provides information on Irish culture, music, dance and sports for those interested in continental Europe. Also covers activities, shops and studies outside of Ireland.
http://www.EuropeanIrish.com
Linguistics, Language And Translation Training At The European Training Programm
Offers modular courses in language and culture learning, linguistics, and Bible translation in the UK, France, or Germany.
http://www.eurotp.org
Eipcp - European Institute For Progressive Cultural Policies
Lists of culture and media networks throughout Central and Eastern Europe.
http://www.eipcp.net/
EUROPOS KULTÛROS PROGRAMØ CENTRAS
Apart from culture 2000, european Cultural Programs Centre has an ambition to collectand distribute information about any EU programme or initiative aiming to
http://www.durys.org/index_en.htm

Extractions: Welcome to our doors - the European Cultural Programs Centre website. European Cultural Programs Centre started its activities in the year 2001 - the same year when Lithuania began participating in the EU programme Culture 2000. The ECPC has been established as the Lithuanian coordinator for the programme: ECPC is Lithuanian Cultural Contact Point. koordinatoriø tinklas /*CCP network) * partneriø paieðka / *partner search. Apart from Culture 2000, European Cultural Programs Centre has an ambition to collect and distribute information about any EU programme or initiative aiming to support cultural projects. The second large section and its subsections reflect this ambition: Europos kultûros programø centras /European Cultural Programs Centre:
Central Europe Review
Journal of Central and East european politics, society and culture.
http://www.ce-review.org/
Publications - Background Briefings - Culture
Short summary from the european Commission's office in London.
http://www.cec.org.uk/info/pubs/bbriefs/bb33.htm

Extractions: Representation in the United Kingdom Background Briefings About us A-Z Feedback Info ... Search Culture Culture first became an active concern of the European Community as a direct consequence of the Treaty on European Union of 1992 (the Maastricht Treaty). The treaty extended Community responsibility into new areas, including culture. To achieve this, Article 3 of the (basic) EC treaty was revised to extend the objectives of Community action to make "a contribution to education and training of quality and to the flowering of the cultures of the Member States". In addition Article 151 of the Maastricht Treaty requires the Community to take cultural aspects into account in its action under other provisions of the treaty and to promote cultural diversity. The consequence of this is that culture must be taken into consideration when developing activities and policies: for example education, economic and social cohesion among Member States, job creation and eliminating social exclusion. In the initial post-Maastricht period this increased responsibility for culture found practical expression in Community programmes such as Kaleidoscope (cross-border artistic collaboration), Ariane (literature) and Raphael (heritage). These have now been superseded by the
Europäische Kulturlandschaften | European Cultural Landscapes
Translate this page Bildarchiv europischer Kulturlandschaften, european cultural landscapes
http://www.culture-nature.com/
Genova 2004
The City Council explains the 'Genoa 2004 european Capital of culture' project. Its main target is to develop the waterfront of Genoa. Photographs, plans, potential for companies to be involved.
http://personal2.iddeo.es/genova2004/
Europäische Kulturlandschaften | European Cultural Landscapes
Translate this page This Website is listed as number 1 by. © copyright 2003 Chris Wittwer EuropäischeKulturlandschaften european cultural landscapes www.culture-nature.com.
http://www.culture-nature.com/stage.htm
Bristol2008
Alternative look at the City Council's bid for european Capital of culture status.
http://www.bristol2008.info/
CULTURE OF FOOD>
Historical essay on the effects of european foods and eating had on Nagasaki from the 16th Century onwards.
http://www.uwosh.edu/home_pages/faculty_staff/earns/etchu.html

Extractions: Eating may be viewed simply as a biological function based upon physical and physiological needs, but when it comes to eating habits and the content of meals, a variety of factors must be considered. For this reason, I coined the phrase "shoku no bunka shi" (the cultural history of food) and began to publish on this topic in 1960, arguing that diet changes according to regional climate, politics, history and customs, and that it displays distinctive characteristics from one region to another. In particular, I paid special attention to the culture of food in the Nagasaki region as it is quite unique in Japan and provides a keen insight into the city's colorful history of international exchange. The Opening of Nagasaki Harbor and the Culture of Food The person who opened the door for the introduction of Western culture and Christianity in the Nagasaki region was the feudal lord Nagasaki Sumikage, a vassal of the daimyo Omura Sumitada. In May 1563, Omura and twenty-five of his vassals (including Sumikage) were baptized in the port town of Yokoseura, which the previous year had been visited by the annual Portuguese ship. After the baptism, Sumikage returned to Nagasaki. Omura Sumitada's baptism meant that everyone who resided in his domain had to convert to Christianity. At this time, a Catholic church was built in Yokoseura, and bread (pan, from the Portuguese word pao) and wine were provided for use in the Mass. The word pan was already well known among the Christian population in Japan.
LES NORMANDS, PEUPLE D'EUROPE
Comprehensive coverage of the history, culture and heritage of the Normans in France, the British Isles and Italy. Includes biographies, genealogies of rulers, a gazetteer of Norman buildings, places to visit and bibliographies.
http://www.mondes-normands.caen.fr/

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