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Intercultural Dialogue in the Euro-Mediterranean Region: A Focus on Youths as Active Agents for Change

Abstract

This thesis analysis focuses on the levels of interaction in the EuroMed region. Intercultural dialogue is the main frame of analysis and levels of interaction are translated from opinion poll surveys carried out in a 10 year time frame. Subsequently youths are individuated as the pivotal component for the successful spread of values: of tolerance, mutual respect and understanding. Theories of intercultural dialogue are analysed vis-à-vis opinion poll results and on-going youth programs. The argument presented in this research project rests on the notion that the intermingled relationship between education, training and employment has a direct influence on the role of misperceptions and the future peaceful transformation of the region.

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  • Mamo, Karen

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hdl:1920/8018
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Mamo, Karen. Intercultural Dialogue in the Euro-Mediterranean Region: A Focus on Youths as Active Agents for Change. 2013.