61. …The Autostrad… A Meze Culture The Faculty of architecture, Art and Design at Notre Dame University would like 11 universities, 11 countries, 11 cultures Dutch , Autobahn, American, http://www.ndu.edu.lb/newsandevents/archived_events/autostrade.htm

window.status=document.location.href; document.writeln(document.title) The Faculty of Architecture, Art and Design at Notre Dame University would like to invite you to an exhibition of works on the theme of the first International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam - May 2003. .THE AUTOSTRAD. A MEZE CULTURE Lebanon and Auto-mobility Opening on Wednesday, March 12, 2003 @ 6:00 pm Planète de la Découverte (Waterfront Exhibition Center) Downtown Beirut The Exhibition opens from 12th to 19th of March, 4-9 pm daily and on weekends 11-9pm A book of 144 pages fully colored is published at the occasion of the exhibition. Original price 20$. Promotional price during exhibition: 10$. The Faculty of Architecture, Art and Design (FAAD), at Notre Dame University Louaize announcing its participation to the First International Architecture Biennale in Rotterdam - May 2003, has been selected as one of 11 international universities to represent the Lebanese culture of auto-mobility. Each university has focused on one major city in its culture. 11 universities, 11 countries, 11 cultures: Dutch , Autobahn, American, Indian, Latin American, Egyptian, Japanese, Chinese, Former Eastern European and Lebanese. Rotterdam's main presentation will comprise research results from each of the universities, including their analytic comparison based on their research; a multimedia presentation and the respective design tasks.

62. Brandeis Libraries' Guide: Art, Architecture, And Photography | LTS | Brandeis U Comprehensive coverage of all countries, periods, and cultures. The OxfordCompanion to Christian Art and architecture http://library.brandeis.edu/resources/guides/artguide.html

window.onload = treenumber; Jump to content Jump to section navigation A b ... Microsoft Genuine Advantage (Site search) myBrandeis Systems status Top 5 databases eJournals ... Citation Help Prepared by Darwin F. Scott Creative Arts Librarian September 2003 (7th rev. version) Contents Introduction Analyzing Your Art-Related Research Question Encyclopedias and Dictionaries General ... Writing Guides, Style Manuals, and Evaluating Web Resources Introduction This guide presents a selective list of basic electronic and print resources necessary for undertaking research projects in the fine arts (sculpture, drawing, design, painting, printmaking, and engraving), the decorative and applied arts (such as arts and crafts, furniture, ceramics, and textiles), architecture, and photography. Note that some sources cover all of the visual arts, including architecture and photography, while others are more limited in scope. There may be other specialized resources appropriate for your research please contact the Creative Arts Librarian, Darwin F. Scott

63. Architecture Atlas: Great Buildings Around The World This page is our gateway to the world s greatest architecture, organizedgeographically. the architecture of Russia reflects many cultures. http://architecture.about.com/od/countriescultures/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Architecture Great Buildings Architecture Atlas Architecture Essentials Architecture Basics About Your House ... Help zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/7.htm','');w(xb+xb); FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Architecture newsletter! See Online Courses Search Architecture Architecture Atlas: Great Buildings Around the World This page is our gateway to the world's greatest architecture, organized geographically. Find photos and articles for must-see buildings in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, the United Kingdom, Africa, India, North America, and other regions. An extensive guide for travelers, compiled by Jackie Craven. Alphabetical Recent Architecture in Australia and New Zealand From the "primitive modernism" of Glenn Murcutt to the eye-catching expressionism of Jørn Utzon, Australia and New Zealand have become leaders in architectural innovation. Architecture in Austria Photos and resources for Vienna and other cities in Austria. Architecture in France Photos and resources for architecture in Paris and other regions in France.

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65. Journal Of Developmental Entrepreneurship: Gender Gaps In Potential For Entrepre Relevance of findings to other countries, cultures, and economic conditions hasnot been established. In this study, attention is focused exclusively on http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3906/is_200412/ai_n10298123

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship Dec 2004 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Featured Titles for Academy of Marketing Science Review Accounting Historians Journal, The Accounting History AgExporter ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Gender Gaps in Potential for Entrepreneurship Across Countries and Cultures Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship Dec 2004 by Mueller, Stephen L Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Abstract Differences between men and women with respect to traits associated with the potential for undertaking entrepreneurial activities were measured to determine whether gender "gaps" in these traits vary across countries and cultures. In this seventeen-country study, the male-female gap in internal locus of control orientation was found to be negatively correlated with Hofstede's masculinity dimension of culture. The gender gap in risk-taking propensity was positively correlated with the individualism dimension of culture and negatively correlated with the uncertainty avoidance dimension of culture. Gender gaps in entrepreneurial traits were greatest among advanced economies and least among the less developed economies.

66. IC Multicultural Library A collection of books highlighting the history, cuisine, arts, cultures, andarchitecture of countries around the world. Also available are books on travel, http://www.virginia.edu/iso/ic/mclibrary/collection.html

Lorna Sundberg International Center Multicultural Library Library Collection Web Resources ... Catalog Interior shot of the library, 2004 Library Collection Book Collection A collection of books highlighting the history, cuisine, arts, cultures, and architecture of countries around the world. Also available are books on travel, study abroad, social customs, and life in the United States, as well as, dictionaries, atlases, and encyclopedias. Poster Collection Colorful and attractive images of the geography, monuments, indigenous art, and architecture of more than forty countries. Perfect for classroom presentations. Video Collection A diverse assortment of lively and informative videos depicting the sights, sounds, societies, and traditions around the world. CD and Audiocassette Collection A collection of traditional, holiday, and ceremonial music from many cultures. Recordings of folk tales and stories are also available.

67. Envision - Architecture SchoolArchitecture School The studio culture in the School of architecture offers a student experience studio programs in other countries place great demands on faculty time. http://www.virginia.edu/provost/envision/architecture.html

November 28, 2001 Addressing the Needs of Society Faculty taking part in the discussion were asked to identify pressing issues that could be addressed by marshaling the intellectual and creative resources of the school. Prominent among the concerns they raised were the increasing disparity between rich and poor, continued degradation of the environment, and the growing homogenization of the world. The places where we live, work, and conduct business are becoming more and more alike and more and more unlikable. People are put off by their environment and feel powerless to change it, the Envision participants observed. The rise of heritage tourism is a sign that we are desperate to find places of enduring value. Other specific issues that surfaced in the Envision discussion include the following: Sprawl and its effect on our quality of life The need to preserve and steward historic and cultural resources Imbalance in modes of transportation (i.e., over-dependence on automobiles) and its effect on the environment

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69. UC Davis Education Abroad Center: For Students to choose (and over 100 different program options in those countries). Kyoto, Japan Japanese Gardens and architecture Culture and Tradition http://eac.ucdavis.edu/students/degreerequirements/yourmajor/landscapearch.html

prospective/applying currently abroad after you've returned reciprocity ... UC Davis Major Specific Information: The Landscape Architecture Major Why Study Abroad When to Study Abroad Study abroad programs are available at all class levels (some as early as 3rd quarter first year all the way through to the last quarter of the senior year). The particular quarter, semester, summer or year that you study abroad depends on your individual progress in the major, what coursework you plan to complete abroad, and your immediate plans after graduation. Consult with your major advisor to determine the best time period for your study abroad experience. The LDA major provides several opportunities in the curriculum study plan that fit with a study abroad experience. The optimum time to schedule a semester of study abroad is the fall of the senior year. The summers after sophomore or junior year are also natural fits. We strongly encourage you to consider a full year as you will have more opportunities to develop a deeper understanding and appreciation of your host country; however, a full year option requires that your host university offer the construction/technology class that you would normally take. It is also possible to complete your senior project abroad, as long as you consult carefully with your advisor. Whether you want to study abroad for a semester, summer or year, plan ahead and let your advisor know of your interest. Where to go Looking at UC/UC Davis-run programs, you have over 40 locations from which to choose (and over 100 different program options in those countries). Some offer only intensive language and culture programs, others "set" courses which may or may not fit your major. The majority allow you to choose from regular host university course choices (offered in English or the host country language). The best way to choose is to look over the options and consult with the Education Abroad Center advisors and your major advisor.

70. CCA - Library - General Collections Summary Canadian architecture and Urbanism United States been paid tothe architectural literature of the countries whose culture has contributed to http://cca.qc.ca/pages/Niveau3.asp?page=general&lang=eng

71. Untitled Document Wu said other countries protect their culture with their own way. History tellsus that accumulation of architecture and culture is made in the same http://www.bjreview.com.cn/200435/viewpoint.htm

72. Jobs The general field is European art and architecture in the Romancelanguagecountries and cultures, 1400-1750. Specialists in Italian Renaissance are http://www.indiana.edu/~aah/academic.html

Brown University Tenure Track Assistant Professor deadline: 30 September 2003 Tenure Track Assistant Professor of the History of Contemporary Art in the Department of the History of Art and Architecture, Brown University. Candidates are expected to have a strong commitment to an historical approach as well as a broad interest in different modes of artistic practice worldwide and art theories since 1945. The new position is expected to complement existing course offerings in our department covering the history of contemporary architecture and of classic modern art and visual culture as well as related exhibition programs. Candidates are expected to teach graduate and undergraduate courses, one seminar and one lecture course per semester. Ph.D. required. Brown University isx an EEO/AA employer. Minorities and women are encouraged to apply. Candidates should send a letter of application, a curriculum vitae, and the names of three references. Review of applications will begin on 1 October 2003 and will continue until the position is filled.

73. Bloug: Multilingual, Multinational Information Architecture Design Conversely, an architecture may have to support countries which speak Those are languagerelated, it s when it comes to culture and behavior that hell http://www.louisrosenfeld.com/home/bloug_archive/000246.html

Home Bloug Archive Mar 23, 2004: Multilingual, Multinational Information Architecture Design Have you worked on a multilingual, multinational web site's information architecture? If so, there's a future for you; designing such architectures is one of the two frontiers of IA design, along with (naturally) enterprise IA. And if you've worked on multilingual, multinational, enterprise architectures, well then, hats off to you. You've not only come up with ways to make those enterprise silos work together as one information environment, but you've made it happen with content owners and user audiences that literally don't speak the same language. I'm working with a Fortune 500 client that's already gotten off to an excellent start on cracking the enterprise nut. But they operate in dozens of countries and do business in enough languages to make the folks at Berlitz drool. I've been charged with kicking off the research on what's been variously called internationalization, globalization, and localization. (Or should it be localisation?) I'm hoping we can gather some collective notes on developing a multilingual, multinational enterprise information architecture right here on Bloug. It'd be wonderful to compile a list of the issues and challenges involved in designing such an architecture; I've started one below. Care to add to it?

74. News - Aga Khan Receives 2005 Vincent Scully Prize Founded in 1979, the Aga Khan Program for Islamic architecture (AKPIA) at Trust for Culture helps to better the quality of life for people in countries http://www.akdn.org/news/2005Jan26.htm

Press Release For Immediate Release AGA KHAN RECEIVES 2005 VINCENT SCULLY PRIZE Recognition for bridging the gap of understanding between Western and Islamic Cultures National Building Museum Chair Carolyn Schwenker Brody presents His Highness the Aga Khan with the 2005 Vincent Scully Prize. Washington, DC, 26 January 2005 His Highness the Aga Khan, Explaining the rationale behind the creation of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture, the Aga Khan Accepting the Vincent Scully Prize, the Aga Khan announced that he would donate the $25,000 monetary award received with the prize, together with a matching contribution of his own, to support architectural students from developing countries studying at Harvard, Yale and MIT. Founded in 1979, the Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture (AKPIA) at Harvard and MIT educates architects, planners, teachers, and researchers who contribute to meeting the building and design needs of Muslim communities. The contribution to Yale, the

75. Low Countries, 1900 A.D.-present | Timeline Of Art History | The Metropolitan Mu wars disrupt thriving avantgarde artistic cultures in the Low countries. 1898–1900 Architect Victor Horta (1861–1947) builds his own house and http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/ht/11/euwl/ht11euwl.htm

See an abridged list of European rulers See also Balkan Peninsula British Isles Central Europe (Austria, Germany, and Switzerland) Central Europe (not Austria, Germany, and Switzerland) ... Italian Peninsula , and The United States and Canada Like other parts of Continental Europe, the Low Countries are marked in the twentieth century by the two world wars. During World War I, Belgium is the scene of bloody battles between Allied and Axis forces, and during World War II the Low Countries suffer under German occupation. The two world wars disrupt thriving avant-garde artistic cultures in the Low Countries. At the turn of the century, Belgian artists are at the forefront of the Art Nouveau Surrealism . In the Netherlands, De Stijl artists develop abstraction in painting , which has implications for design and architecture as well. Some of the artists associated with De Stijl emigrate to the United States as a consequence of World War II. In the postwar period, rebuilding projects spark the development of a unique modernist idiom in architecture and design. During the last decades of the century, government investment in good design makes the Netherlands an international leader in the field. Moreover, the particular concern in the Netherlands with the environmental aspects of

76. Rutgers Focus - Humphrey Program Hosts Future Leaders From 10 Nations Humphrey fellow Majed AlBean is an architect and planning department director and other countries and cultures is an important part of this program.” http://ur.rutgers.edu/focus/article/legacy link/1232/

Links: About us Send us story ideas Publication dates Archive Campus News: Events at Rutgers Search Focus: Current Issue: Sep 12, 2005 Next Issue: Sep 26, 2005 Humphrey program hosts future leaders from 10 nations Archived article from Jan 26, 2004 By Melissa Payton At a time when America’s image abroad is taking a beating, there is at least one U.S. State Department program that is giving foreign professionals a nuanced—and overwhelmingly positive—view of this country and its citizens. The Humphrey program at the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy is hosting 10 fellows from the Mideast, Latin America, Asia, Africa and Eastern Europe. Pictured from left to right are Wafa Mohsen Al-Daily (Yemen); Salah el-Shakhs, professor of urban planning and policy development and coordinator of the Humphrey program; Majed Al-Bean (Syria) and Adeze Ojukwu (Nigeria). Photo by Nick Romanenko, Rutgers Photo Services The Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program is a kind of Peace Corps in reverse, giving overseas professionals advanced training they can use to help improve their countries. Rutgers–New Brunswick is one of 14 campuses nationwide to offer the program this year, hosting 10 fellows from the Mideast, Latin America, Asia, Africa and Eastern Europe. Although the program’s primary goal is to help produce leaders in developing nations, it has a side benefit for the United States: “It helps people abroad understand what America is,” said Salah El-Shakhs, coordinator of the Humphrey fellowship program at Rutgers and professor of urban planning and policy development.

77. CM Magazine: The Lands, Peoples, And Cultures Series. The culture books begin with a history of the country and often include a of the country s culture, especially the outstanding art and architecture http://www.umanitoba.ca/cm/vol8/no14/germany.html

CM . . . . Volume VIII Number 14 . . . . March 15, 2002 Germany: The Land. (The Lands, Peoples, and Cultures Series). Kathryn Lane. St. Catharines, ON: Crabtree, 2001. ISBN 0-7787-9740-6 (pbk.), ISBN 0-7787-9372-9 (cl.). Subject Heading: Germany-Juvenile literature. Germany-Social life and customs-Juvenile literature. Grades 4-9 / Ages 9-14. Review by Gail Hamilton. Germany: The People. (The Lands, Peoples, and Cultures Series). Kathryn Lane. St. Catharines, ON: Crabtree, 2001. ISBN 0-7787-9741-4 (pbk.), ISBN 0-7787-9373-7 (cl.). Subject Heading: Germany-Social life and customs-Juvenile literature. Minorities-Germany-Juvenile literature. Germany-History-Juvenile literature. Grades 4-9 / Ages 9-14. Review by Gail Hamilton. Germany: The Culture. (The Lands, Peoples, and Cultures Series).

78. Students Experience International Practice Of Architecture our students to the architecture of developing countries, said Hoal, Architects today have to be able to move from one culture to another and http://record.wustl.edu/archive/1996/08-29-96/4468.html

Students experience international practice of architecture While nearly a dozen School of Architecture graduate students conversed with a Rain Queen in South Africa this past summer, their peers in Spain picked the brains of internationally renowned architects. Elsewhere in Europe, undergraduate students observed, recorded and analyzed some of the great urban buildings of all time. Experiences abroad such as these allow students to better understand the international practice of architecture, said John Hoal, visiting assistant professor and director of the Master's of Architecture Urban Design Program. "We have to sensitize our students to the architecture of developing countries," said Hoal, who led the eight-week South African design studio, which included study in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban. "Architects today have to be able to move from one culture to another and practice in cultures that are vastly different." One of the most memorable moments of the new South African studio was talking with the Balodebo tribe's Rain Queen through an intermediary, the graduate students said. "She was one of the tribal leaders, and it was unusual since she was a woman," recalled third-year graduate student JoAnn Brookes. "She determines whether or not it rains; it's an arid country, so she is very powerful."

79. Boxes And Arrows: How To Architect Sites Across Cultures Without Losing Your Min How to Architect Sites Across cultures Without Losing Your Mind So as weexplore the cultural differences of different countries, we should apply what http://www.boxesandarrows.com/archives/how_to_architect_sites_across_cultures_wi

80. Social Studies School Service Ancient History Web Site Other ancient history sites that discuss several different cultures include A clear presentation of the art, architecture, geography, history, http://catalog.socialstudies.com/c/@i4eGoEvdU__5U/Pages/ancientweb.html

September 18, 2005 Items in cart: Total: U.S. History World History Geography Economics Psychology Holocaust California DVD eBooks Posters Email Address: Library Catalog Kits and MARC Records Exploring Ancient History on the Web Introduction Using the major search engines to search for ancient history Web sites for the classroom may produce overwhelming results. For example, a search on AltaVista for the phrase "ancient history" will result in a lengthy list of over 37,000 Web pages. A better route may be to begin with a database of educational sites such as Awesome Library at http://www.awesomelibrary.org/ . Although the Awesome Library consists of 14,000 sites, each one is carefully reviewed, briefly annotated, organized under classroom subject headings, and searchable by keyword. The Ancient Civilizations section is neatly arranged by culture subtopics, including the Ancient Chinese, Ancient Greeks, and Ancient Mayans. Users can look for the best sites for teachers, kids, teens, parents, librarians, or the community depending on their individual needs. The sites listed below can aid students and teachers in uncovering images, articles, activities, virtual tours, timelines, and downloadable maps to supplement the study of ancient history. Mr. Donn's Ancient History Page

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