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Extractions: This list of links to online nationalism resources has been compiled by Paul Treanor in association with his article Structures of Nationalism The links are organized on the basis of the forms of nationalism described in the text: globalism, macro-cultural, nation state nationalism, ethno-nationalism, and localism. This version last updated 16/7/96 The author maintains a current version of this list which can be viewed at http://web.inter.nl.net/users/Paul.Treanor/plana.html Studying nationalism.... The standard view...
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Extractions: Contact us International Society Conference Programme (as at 22 October 2004) Click here for a 1.3MB PDF file of the Abstracts for oral presentation Click here for a 524K PDF file of the Abstracts for poster presentation Click on an item in the programme below to see the abstract of the paper. Registration at Wellington Convention Centre, Civic Square, Wellington. Powhiri and Welcome Reception at Convention Centre. Opening of the Conference Welcome and housekeeping (Wendy Edgar, Chair, Conference Planning Committee) Opening Address: Panel: Hon Annette King, New Zealand Minister of Health; Ms Rae Lamb, Senior Health Journalist, Radio New Zealand; Mr Brian Rousseau, CEO Otago District Health Board; Dr Els de Bruijn, Adviser to the Inspector General, Dutch Health Care Inspectorate; Professor Cam Donaldson, Health Economics, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK; Ms Tania Thomas, Deputy Health and Disability Commissioner, New Zealand.
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Extractions: www.foet.org The Treaty Initiative to Share the Genetic Commons - Signatories - (as of 18 March 2003) Contact Name Country International Forum on Globalization (IFG) Mander, Jerry, President USA International Research Institute for Maori and Indigenous Education Gauntlett, Sandy New Zealand International Society for Ecology and Culture (ISEC) Musalem, Alejandro L. UK Irish Doctors Environmental Association Hild, Dr. Uwe Ireland Italia Nostra ONLUS dallOnda, Desideria Pasolini, Presidente Nazionale Italy Ithaca-area Safe Food Campaign/Organic Consumers Association Plato, Tony Del USA Izquierda Unida Llamazares, Gaspar, General Coordinator, and Denche, Concha Spain Kalpavriksh Environmental Action Group Kothari, Ashish, Founder and Member India Karnataka State Farmers Association (KRRS) Nanjundaswamy, M.D., Professor, President India KWIA, Flemish Support Group for Indigenous Peoples
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Extractions: The search seeks the exact word or phrase that you type, so if you donât find your choice, try searching for a keyword in your topic or recheck the spelling of a word or name. African Art and Architecture I. Introduction African Art and Architecture , the art and architecture of the peoples of the African continent, from prehistoric times to the 21st century. II. Origins and Sources Art in Africa has found expression in a range of media from architecture, sculpture, and pottery, to music, dance, textiles, body adornment, and epic poetry. Each of these has its own complex and in many cases unresearched local history of stylistic development. griots, or bards. The combination of these various sources, together with inferences drawn from late 19th- and 20th-century data, has allowed scholars to identify what appear to be some of the major building blocks of a history of art in each of the regions of sub-Saharan Africa, but it is clear that many questions remain to be answered. An African response to the earliest European presence in West Africa is apparent in the depiction of European merchants and soldiers in the cast brass plaques made in the 16th century in Benin, as well as the finely carved ivory salt cellars and hunting horns brought back by sailors from Kongo, Benin, and the coast of Sierra Leone. Increasing European involvement on the African continent over the following centuries has had a far-reaching impact that continues to be felt today. It would, however, be a denial of the creative agency of African artistic responses to changing circumstances to see this impact as wholly negative.
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Extractions: Existing Scholarship on the theory of state in Africa has emphasized as an enduring legacy, the nature of state bequeathed to the continent upon the departure of the European Colonial Masters. These range from the dominant or slightly modified Euro- State structures, social formations, and dependent economic and weak political institutions. These factors have had impacts on inbuilt mechanisms and legal framework for conflict management and resolution, good governance and sustainable development. The fall out form these have been poverty, generic conflicts, separatism and instability. Nigeria became an independent Sovereign state in the year 1960. Prior to independence, she was colonized and governed by Great Britain. As a former colonial territory, she partook in sharing with other historical captives all the disasters and abiding benefits associated with colonialism. There is little doubt that the civilizing mission which came on the throes of economic ambition left behind some levels of literacy in the art of 3rs- Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, however the abiding concern blended with the anvil of economic gendarmes was too obvious to be negated in any explicatory attempt at underdevelopment.
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Extractions: Porto Alegre Call for Mobilisation Social forces from around the world have gathered here at the World Social Forum in Porto Alegre. Unions and NGOs, movements and organizations, intellectuals and artists, together we are building a great alliance to create a new society, different from the dominant logic wherein the free-market and money are considered the only measure of worth. Social forces from around the world have gathered here at the World Social Forum in Porto Alegre. Unions and NGOs, movements and organizations, intellectuals and artists, together we are building a great alliance to create a new society, different from the dominant logic wherein the free-market and money are considered the only measure of worth. Davos represents the concentration of wealth, the globalization of poverty and the destruction of our earth. Porto Alegre represents the hope that a new world is possible, where human beings and nature are the center of our concern. We are part of a movement which has grown since Seattle. We challenge the elite and their undemocratic processes, symbolised by the World Economic Forum in Davos. We came to share our experiences, build our solidarity, and demonstrate our total rejection of the neoliberal policies of globalisation. We are women and men, farmers, workers, unemployed, professionals, students, blacks and indigenous peoples, coming from the South and from the North, committed to struggle for peoples' rights, freedom, security, employment and education. We are fighting against the hegemony of finance, the destruction of our cultures, the monopolization of knowledge, mass media, and communication, the degradation of nature, and the destruction of the quality of life by multinational corporations and anti-democratic policies. Participative democratic experiences like that of Porto Alegre show us that a concrete alternative is possible. We reaffirm the supremacy of human, ecological and social rights over the demands of finance and investors.
