81. Owens Library Intercultural Communication And Business Sources art, literature, landscape, architecture, food, dress, women, marriage, This series of books covers culture and customs of many countries around the http://www.nwmissouri.edu/library/courses/business/culturebks.htm

How do I get...? books we don't have articles we don't have help with research info about the library eCompanion northwest online web based mail Library Catalog Search for Articles Course/Subject Resources Reference Resources ... Citing Sources TIP: Press Ctrl/f and enter a root word, word, or phrase in the Find what: box and click on Find Next to search for a topic on this page. For example, type communicate to find communication, communicate, communicates, communicating. The Art of Crossing Cultures 3rd Floor 303.482 S88a This edition talks about the importance of effective interaction with people from the local cultures for various fields like business, diplomacy, the military, exchange students, and more. The opening chapter of the book talks about country shock and the difficulty in crossing cultures. This entire edition is a learning process for the reader as the book is a step-by-step process of dealing with and encountering other cultures. Building Cross-Cultural Competence 3rd Floor 658.049 H22b

82. ArchNet Discussion Forum Forum Top Level Let me state again, that ArchNet is a site for architecture, but with a The idea of Nationhood and countries is something new and foreign to Islam. http://archnet.org/forum/view.tcl?message_id=69035

83. Polish Culture: POLISH ARCHITECTURE IN THE NINETIES essays on polish culture. history of architecture. Jerzy S. Majewski The characteristic of architecture in the Soviet bloc countries in the late forties http://www.culture.pl/en/culture/artykuly/es_architektura_90

cycle(-1) essays on polish culture history of architecture Jerzy S. Majewski POLISH ARCHITECTURE IN THE NINETIES language versions: polish english french german spanish Content: Tall buildings, wide horizons The history of Polish architecture before 1939 was not very different from the general trends observable in European architecture of the time. The split from that tradition came only at the end of the Second World War when the country was drawn into the Soviet sphere of influence as it tried to rebuild itself from the devastation of war. The subsequent revolution in Polish architecture could take place only after the democratic transformations following 1989. Socialist realism and the great slab The turning-point The year 1989, which brought with it radical political and economic changes to Poland, opened up an enormous opportunity for development in Polish architecture. At least three stages can be discerned in the history of Polish architecture of the last ten years. During the first period, inferior projects from several years earlier, and still using primitive technology, were completed. At the same time, the first "imported" designs were built, the work of second- or third-ranked Western architects deliberately described as the "paratroopers". In those days glass curtain walling was king, and it concealed the paucity of formal resolutions. During this period hardly any public buildings were built and in commercial architecture the drive for quick profits and the budgetary savings associated with that were more important that quality.

84. Title Page The study of architecture in the United Arab Emirates revealed the impact The disappearance of distinctive and unique cultures and ways of living from http://victorian.fortunecity.com/dali/428/uaearch/uaearch8.htm

web hosting domain names photo sharing Architecture in the United Arab Emirates Dr. Yasser Mahgoub Conclusions As in more familiar exercises in close reading, ocan start anywhere in a culture’s repertoire of forms and end up anywhere else. The study of architecture in the United Arab Emirates revealed the impact of changing economic wealth on cultural and social aspects which, in turn, influenced the shape of the built-environment. Advanced construction technology, modern building materials, imported expertise and economic wealth all contributed to the rapid change in architecture. Above all, the desire to follow the western path of progress and development was the main factor for change. For years, traditional architecture was regarded as backward and undesirable. Recently, a consciousness of the importance of heritage and traditions was ignited by His Highness Sheik Zayed Bin Sultan instructions to recognize the historical past of the United Arab Emirates. New Buildings Imitating Traditional Style A new trend to utilize the architectural heritage of the past is encouraged in all aspects of culture. International and local consultants in the field of architecture are struggling to design modern buildings using vernacular architecture features and elements borrowed from historical buildings. The use of courtyards, small openings and

85. MSN Encarta - Related Items - Latin America Latin American architecture, architecture created in colonial settlements of theAmericas after the arrival of Iberian (Spanish and Portuguese) http://encarta.msn.com/related_761573447/Latin_America.html

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86. IAPS Network:Culture&Space In The Built Environment: P U B L I C A T I O N S The focus of the symposium is culturespecific issues of the home environment . Especially, in developing countries ongoing migration process from rural http://www.iaps-association.org/Culture/publications.htm

INTRODUCTION MEETINGS PUBLICATIONS Book Series with an introduction by RODERICK J. LAWRENCE edited by: S. Mete Ünügür, Orhan Hacihasanoglu, Hülya Turgut ISBN: 975-7632-50-3 first edition: May 1997 186 pages paperback The concepts- of house and home transcend geographical areas, cultural norms, linguistic connotations, religious doctrines and temporal boundaries: They are fundamental human concepts which are grounded in sets of relationships that order and define the status of individuals in relation to society at large. Historical research of interpretations of home plus recent demographic trends and technological innovations indicate that the multidimensional nature of home ought to be examined in precise contexts using integrative and historical research methads. This subject is complex and it warrants long-term commitment. June 1997 1st Symposium Book of Papers prepared by: S. Mete Ünügür, Orhan Hacihasanoglu, Hülya Turgut

87. Architectural Mecca / Building Design Flavored By Islam / Most U.S. Cities Have Islamic architecture has influenced European culture even more than it has to give serious study to the host country s culture and architecture, http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2004/11/28/INGMR9S

88. EUROPA - Culture - EUROPA, EUROPEAN COMMISSION, Newsletters Cultur@2000 Culture 2000 is aimed at culture professionals from the 25 Member States of theEuropean Union and 5 associate countries. It was established to encourage http://europa.eu.int/comm/culture/eac/sources_info/newsletters/news2005/april_en

@import "../../../css/advanced.css"; de en fr EUROPA European Commission Information Sources ... Links Since your browser is not configured to display JavaScript features the menu for this site is at the bottom of this page Back to Newsletters Previous issue Issue 28 March/April 2005 Monthly newsletter of the programme Culture 2000 is aimed at culture professionals from the 25 Member States of the European Union and 5 associate countries. It was established to encourage cooperation between artists, promoters and other partners in the field of culture. Its objectives are to highlight cultural identity and diversity in Europe and to promote the dissemination of works. More information POPULISM The POPULISM project tries to formulate concrete spaces for experience, reflection, and discussion linked to a contemporary political and cultural phenomenon that is as complex as it is widespread. As part of this project, an exhibition will explore the relationships between contemporary art and current populist cultural and political trends . It takes place in parallel at the following venues: A series of lectures and seminars will also be organized during 2005 in the exhibition venues, as well as panel discussions in a number of other European cities.

89. Bruil, Subscriptions On Graphic Design, Architecture Books And Magazines subscriptions on graphic design and architecture books and magazines. It willremain an intersection of visual culture and editorial experimentation, http://www.bruil.info/

Our assortiment: Books and Magazines Baseline Large-format full-colour magazine covering all aspects of type and typography and their application to graphic design and art. A platform for new work and a forum for discussion with profiles of fonts from Bodoni till Zapf, from Cassandre till Spiekermann. A typographic encyclopaedia; a sourcebook with contributions from leading figures in the field. 96 (DRUK old name) 96 (old name DRUK) was conceived as a marketing tool for FontShop Benelux. It has become much more than that. Since its zero issue in april 1999 96 has grown into an adventurous quarterly about typography and visual communication. Famous for its guest contributions by renowed international writers/designers, its unpredictability has become one of its main assets. Collectors item in dutch!! Undercover, Druk and ff-Focus now together in one magazine. Emigre In 1984 Emigre magazine set out to explore the as-yet-untapped and uncharted possibilities of Macintosh generated graphic design. Boldly new and different, Emigre broke rules, opened eyes and earned its creators Rudy vanderLans and Zuzana Licko, cult status in the world of graphic design. After more than a decade of publishing, the jury is still out on Emigre. Typografische Monatsblätter For more than 70 years the Swiss Union ' Print and Paper' has published this magazine. Wellknown authority. Includes long and thorough articles on the history of type and words, from Antiqua right through today's world wide web.

90. Asia Society Texas: Asia House Announces Architect Yoshio Taniguchi To Design Ne Taniguchi Best Known in United States as Architect for MoMA Expansion You canalso compare statistics between countries by using our comparison tool. http://www.asiasociety.org/pressroom/tx_rel-asia_house.html

Our Sites Asia Society AsiaSource AsiaFood AsiaSocietyMuseum InternationalEd Exhibitions Social Issues Culture Performing Arts ... Sponsorship Press Releases Recent General Announcements Arts and Culture Policy and Business ... Asia Society in the News ASIA SOCIETY TEXAS: ASIA HOUSE ANNOUNCES ARCHITECT YOSHIO TANIGUCHI TO DESIGN NEW ASIA HOUSE BUILDING IN HOUSTON'S MUSEUM DISTRICT Taniguchi Best Known in United States as Architect for MoMA Expansion Asia House Will Be His First Freestanding New Building Design Outside His Native Japan "Mr. Taniguchi's buildings seamlessly blend the essence of modern Asian design with a perfect grasp of the tradition of modern architecture in America,” said Edward R. Allen III, Chairman of the Asia House Board of Directors. “Asia House will bring a work of aesthetic genius to Houston and, at the same time, serve to further strengthen the city’s already strong ties with Asia, a critical element for the vitality of the local, regional, and national economy.” Charles Foster, Chairman of Asia Society Texas, concurred, “Houston is at the leading edge of a national trend of increasing cultural and economic relationships with Asia and of growth in the Asian American community. With Asia poised to be the emerging global economic powerhouse of the new century, it is vital for Americans to understand Asia to maintain our competitive edge in the global arena and to work collaboratively and productively in a changing world. Asia House will be the forum where all these converging ideas, opportunities, communities, and cultures can come together for the future."

91. Century Of Finnish Architecture — Virtual Finland The landscape is dominated by nature; 70 per cent of the country s land area There is a tradition in Finnish architecture of exchange of influences at http://virtual.finland.fi/netcomm/news/showarticle.asp?intNWSAID=27046

92. Speech By His Highness The Aga Khan At 2004 Aga Khan Award For Architecture at the Ninth Award Cycle of the Aga Khan Award for architecture In education,our Trust for Culture supports the Aga Khan Program in Islamic http://www.akdn.org/speeches/Speech_AKAA2004.htm

Speech by His Highness the Aga Khan Address by His Highness the Aga Khan at the Ninth Award Cycle of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture New Delhi, 27 November 2004 Prime Minister, Excellencies, Distinguished Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen, It is a great pleasure to be here in Delhi this evening to recognise the winners of the ninth cycle of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture. We are particularly honoured by the presence of the Prime Minister whose leadership and ideas have contributed so much to improving the quality of life and economic well-being of the citizens of India. I would also like to thank the departments and agencies of the Indian government who have been so supportive in mounting the Award events in India, and in facilitating the presence of so many people from different parts of the world. Many of our international guests have prominent and responsible positions at home and their presence here honours us. The recognition we are giving tonight carries the name Award for Architecture. But it represents much more. The Award recognises the efforts of architects and their clients, builders - large and small, governments, planners, international organisations, granting agencies, village organisations and individuals. All of them are collectively responsible for the creation of a humane and socially-supportive built environment that is so important to our quality of life. It is therefore most appropriate that this event is taking place in India, a country rich in cultural heritage and pluralistic traditions. Here, many cultures have maintained their distinct identities while combining and co-operating to create something even greater, the dynamic and vibrant India of the modern world. This is also a country where the struggle for social justice and improved quality of life has made tremendous strides over many decades through the continuous efforts of governments and civil society.

93. MIT OpenCourseWare | Architecture | 4.614 Religious Architecture And Islamic Cul It was from that period that the material culture of Iran flourished after He greatly influenced the development of Ottoman architecture and produced http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Architecture/4-614Religious-Architecture-and-Islamic-C

skip to content Search Advanced Search Course Home Syllabus Calendar ... Religious Architecture and Islamic Cultures, Fall 2002 Glossary of Terms Abbasids [The] The second major Islamic dynasty (750-1258), were the descendants of al-Abbas, the Prophet's uncle, hence the name. Their effective rule lasted only for a little more than a century. After that they became the figureheads of an elusive Islamic unity that did not exist in reality. Abd al-Malik Fifth Umayyad caliph (685-705), organized the Caliphate, Arabicized the administration and Islamized the coinage after he had subdued several revolts against the rule of his family. Ablution Fountain A feature frequently but not always encountered in mosques. It is usually put in the center of the mosque's courtyard for the worshipers to perform their ritual washing before prayer. Aghlabids [The] A dynasty that ruled Ifriqiya and Sicily between 800 and 909. Their capital was at Qayrawan, and they paid tribute to the Abbasids. Akhi Member of the Sufi network that Islamized Anatolia and formed the religious counterpart to the warrior class. Al-Andalus Southern Spain, but used in Arabic sources to designate all of Islamic Spain.

94. UNESCO Thesaurus: Alphabetical List Traditional architecture Transnational corporations Traditional culturesMT 3.05 Culture FR Culture traditionnelle SP Cultura tradicional http://www.ulcc.ac.uk/unesco/terms/list158.htm

UNESCO Thesaurus: alphabetical list Traditional architecture - Transnational corporations Traditional architecture MT 3.50 Visual arts FR Architecture traditionnelle SP Arquitectura tradicional UF Bioclimatic architecture, Vernacular architecture Architecture RT Traditional cultures RT Traditional knowledge Traditional cultures MT 3.05 Culture FR Culture traditionnelle SP Cultura tradicional Cultural systems RT Cultural anthropology RT Customs and traditions RT Folklore RT Masks RT Traditional architecture RT Traditional dance RT Traditional education RT Traditional knowledge RT Traditional medicine RT Traditional music RT Traditional societies RT Traditional theatre Traditional dance MT 3.55 Performing arts FR Danse traditionnelle SP Danza tradicional UF Folk dance Dance RT Folklore RT Oral tradition RT Traditional cultures RT Traditional music Traditional education MT 1.30 Educational systems and levels FR Éducation traditionnelle SP Educación tradicional SN That provided by societies before or alongside the introduction of a formal educational system. Educational systems Islamic education RT Religious education RT Traditional cultures RT Traditional societies Traditional knowledge FR Connaissances traditionnelles SP Conocimientos tradicionales SN Body of facts developed and maintained by a distinct cultural group as a result of direct observation and practice, including the distinctive perspective and ideas inferred from these facts.

95. Center For Latin America And Caribbean Studies(CLACS): Affiliated Faculty -- UW- interposition of cultures Country Interests Peru cdavisb@uwm.edu Department ofArchitecture Research/Teaching Interests culture and environment http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/CLACS/faculty.html

a United States Department of Education National Resource Center Home Affiliated Faculty Faculty Support Faculty Projects Student Opportunities K-16/Community ... Contact Affiliated Faculty UW-Milwaukee CLACS Faculty Regional Faculty Associates UW-Milwaukee CLACS Faculty Research/Teaching Interests: bilingual/bicultural education Country Interests: Puerto Rico, U.S. antrop@uwm.edu Armah, Bartholomew Department of Africology Research/Teaching Interests: theories and models of economic change, growth and development in the African diaspora Country Interests: African Diaspora armah@uwm.edu http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/Africology/vitae2.html Bellegarde-Smith, Patrick Department of Africology Research/Teaching Interests: religion, gender and class issues in the African Diaspora; intellectual paradigms; comparative culture Country Interests: Haiti, Brazil, African Diaspora pbs@uwm.edu Blasini, Gilberto Department of English Research/Teaching Interests: Latin American film and issues of identity Country Interests: Caribbean gblasini@uwm.edu

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