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But achieving it is not – in no small part because Europe's heavy reliance on bank finance stems from structural and cultural factors.
Indeed, they have become victims of stereotypes because of their religious and cultural traditions.
It is also indicative of the need for new relationships based on understanding, tolerance, and respect for cultural diversity.
As the entire international community is fighting radicalization and terrorism, we firmly believe that this effort must be part of an overall endeavor aimed at building a better world, based on cultural diversity, in which human dignity, human rights, and fundamental freedom are properly respected.
His war on Islam is also, and perhaps even mainly, a war on the cultural and political elites, the Dutch intellectual establishment, the Eurocrats of Brussels, and the liberal-minded queen.
This will never apply to Europe to a similar degree, given cultural and linguistic barriers.
Equally significant was the projection of China as a nascent leader of the new international cultural order.
These artists’ ability to the bridge traditions of East and West and to create a new space for creativity that can transcend the cultural specificities of the past in favor of a new blended future could be squarely associated with China’s own global aspirations.
Instead of armed, panicky overreactions, what is needed is cultural exchanges.
Clearly, I would have to fight an uphill battle for cultural acceptance.
What is probably most striking for the Anglo-Saxon cultural paradigm is Berlusconi’s boldness in his use of power – not only when dealing with young and attractive women, but, first and foremost, when advancing his companies’ interests against those of their competitors.
The “front” would be a collection of respectable, often unsuspecting academics and cultural and sports figures; the “rear” would be controlled by the KGB.
Russians’ cultural genome (DNA) evolved in a peasant milieu, in which property was held, and life lived, in common.
Cultural differences persist.
The contribution of direct government information to long-term cultural relationships varies with three dimensions or stages of public diplomacy, and all three are important.
But its weakness is its inability to influence how the message is perceived in different cultural settings.
Cultural barriers are apt to distort what is heard.
Networked communications, on the other hand, can take advantage of two-way communications and peer-to-peer relations to overcome cultural differences.
Apocryphal or not, the story gives us some idea of the cultural confusion that this midwinter religious feast can cause.
There is, of course, no Asian alternative to Russia’s cultural and political orientation towards Europe.
Europe’s retained wealth and accrued cultural resources will allow the old continent to live in relative comfort in the decades ahead, even if it gradually cedes its position in the production of goods and services.
Roughly half the population in Europe and the United States, generally working-class voters, believes that immigration is out of control, posing a threat to public order and cultural norms.
This is part of a broad effort directed by President Barack Obama to deepen our diplomatic, development, economic, security, and cultural engagement across the region.
It is important not to underestimate the cultural change that this will require of governments and economic advisers.
Again, he defied expectations and focused a populist campaign on segments of the population that had lost jobs to global competition; and/or resented the cultural changes that had occurred over the past few decades.
If Russia continues on its current path toward becoming solely a raw-materials producer, it will not only become increasingly vulnerable to global energy-price fluctuations, but its scientific, cultural, and educational potential will decay further, eventually stripping the country of its global clout.
Cultivating human capital requires a supportive cultural environment, a well-developed educational system, and research and innovation centers.
Admittedly, David will be cut off from his cultural roots.
But that historical pattern, in my view, depended crucially on the small size of the immigrant population and its cultural closeness to the home population.
Historical experience offers little guide to the social and political consequences of the much greater numbers and more pronounced cultural differences at stake in the postwar migrations to Europe, especially from the Muslim world.
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