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Keynote speeches
You can view
the text of these provocative and powerfully-expressed
speeches on the. You'll also find these texts and much
more on the Congress
2005 website.
Congress photo album
Over 200 photos already included. Send your best pictures
(maximum 3) to Kate
Berardo and we'll add them to the collection. View
the photos here.
Life in open space
There is still life in the Open Space groups. If you
participated during the congress, or want to get involved
now, visit
our Open Space page. Open space groups were participative
forums on subjects close to the heart of interculturalists.
Online Cooperation with WikiWeb
You can collaborate online with your SIETAR colleagues
using a new kind of online collaboration tool called
a wikiweb. This is system which allows multiple people
to edit a set of pages via the World Wide Web. In practice,
you can make a mini website of your own with your fellow
SIETARians.
As a SIETAR member, you can use the SIETAR wikiweb
too! Visit SIETAR's
wikiweb...
All Congress 2005 Open Space groups are invited to
use this platform for online collaboration to continue
working in their groups.
Many thanks go to SIETAR member Anja
Krüger for setting this up. For questions on
the wikiweb idea and if you want to use it please contact
Anja.
Conference lost and found
Goede dag. Uw sprek nederlands of flams (at least in
taking some notes) and lost a Blue wirebound Collegeblok/Spiral
Refil Pad with a full dozen pages of congress jottings
starting with Noureddine Erradi and ending with M.Bennett.
Speak up and tell us waar wij moeten het sturen. Christine and George.
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Intercultural
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SIETAR Europa's new e-zine.
Coming soon!
SIETAR Europa will soon be launching an ezine (web-based
magazine).
Named the Intercultural Intelligence Service, each
issue of the ezine will have a theme connected to the
world of intercultural studies.
The ezine will be lively in style, useful in substance,
and shameless in its ambition to be the most relevant,
controversial and widely-read publication in the field!
And most of all, the Intercultural Intelligence Service
will depend on the active involvement of SIETAR members.
If you have expertise, opinions and the power to communicate
in writing or imagery, contact the editor, Axinia
Samoilova, Secretary to the SIETAR Europa Board.
The ezine will also be an excellent platform on which
to demonstrate your expertise and standing in the field.
Sponsorship enquiries to David
Walsh.
The first issue will have the theme: Islam.
We are looking to SIETAR members for contributions (text,
ideas, contacts, images, sponsors) for the following
areas. All should be from the perspective of intercultural
research, education and training.
- Islam articles
- Islam events
- Islam news/controversies
- Islam opinions
- Islam books
- Islam jokes (yes!)
- What is Islam - briefings for interculturalists
- Islam training material
- Islam resources (websites, libraries, networks)
- Islam specialists
- Islam intercultural service providers (sponsors)
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Events
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SIETAR AUSTRIA: Culture Talk
Vienna, 25 November 2005
Workshop: Methoden/Tools des Diversity Management für
das Interkulturelle Training
Mag.a Jutta Überacker und Dr. Roland Engel, prove/diversityworks
Unternehmensberatung GmbH
Inhalte:Geschichte & Spielarten des Diversity Management
Gemeinsamkeiten & Unterschiede verschiedener Ansätze
in den Bereichen Interkultureller Sozialkompetenz und
Diversity Management im Spannungsfeld zwischen Gruppendynamik,
Systemtheorie und Organisationsberatung Methoden/Tools
des Diversity Managements zur Erweiterung des Repertoires
im Interkulturellen Training, u.a.
SIETAR
Austria website
HUMAN BEING, CULTURE AND SOCIETY IN THE CONTEXT
OF GLOBALIZATION
Moscow, Russia, 25-27 November 2005
In cooperation with the UNESCO Moscow Office, the Russian
Institute for Cultural Research is organising an international
scientific conference entitled Human Being, Culture
and Society in the Context of Globalization, to be held
in Moscow on 25-27 November 2005, with the aim to bring
together Russian and foreign researchers, and representatives
of scientific and academic institutions.
Discussions will be held in five concurrent sessions,
covering:
- Culture Globalisation (moderator Dr. Kirill Razlogov)
- Human Being, Culture and Society: Multifarious Research
Methodology (moderator Prof. Yury Reznik)
- Dialogue of Cultures in Museum Space (moderator
Dr. Eleanora Shoulepova)
- Problems of Education and Enculturation in the Modern
World (moderator Dr. Irina Bykhovskaya)
- Cultural Diversity in the Global World (moderator
Tatiana Fedorova)
The deadline for submission of applications closed
on 1 October and for papers on 15 October 2005. Contact:
Mrs Zarifa Boutaeva or Mrs Tatiana Fedorova, Conference
Secretariat, Russian Institute for Cultural Research,
Bersenevskaya nab. 20, 119072 Moscow, Russia; tel.:
7 (095) 959 09 08; fax: 7 (095) 959 10 17.
Email
contact.
PERSONAL LEADERSHIP Making a World
of Difference
Paris on December 1-4, 2005.
This workshop is intended for intercultural practioners
and anyone interested in examining the directions and
committments they are making in their own development
as they live and work across cultures. Personal Leadership
is a methodology/ framework/ tool consisting of two
principles and six practices. It can help us become
better at handling not only cultural differences, but
also change, uncertainty and decisions that we find
difficult to make. The methodology is called Personal
Leadership because it invites us to take leadership
of our own personal development in situations where
we have a choice to either to go to 'default' or to
think of new and creative ways of handling differences.
The three day workshop (plus one evening) will consist
of small group activity, lecturettes, partner exercises,
field trips and quiet time for reflection.
PL workshops have been offered in many national and
global contexts since 1998. However, this is the first
time we are conducting a seminar in Europe.
More
information...
Contact
NORDIC NETWORK of INTECULTURAL COMMUNICATION
Tampere, Finland, December 2 - 3, 2005
More
information...
EUROPE INSIDE OUT
Brussels, Belgium, 9 - 11 December, 2005
Building on the themes of ‘Politics, Plurilingualism
and Linguistic Identity’ explored at the 5th annual
conference of IALIC in Dublin, this year’s conference
focuses on politics, language and cultural identity
within the specific context of Europe.
More
information...
SIETAR FRANCE: ATELIER DU SAMEDI
Samedi 10 décembre 2005
« Spécificités du duo interculturel
franco-brésilien dans un environnement professionnel
: les points clés pour la compréhension
des chocs culturels et pour la construction des synergies
» SIETAR
France / Virginia Guittel.
Profitant du thème de l’année du
Brésil en France, notre contribution est de faire
partager les principales conclusions d’un travail
de recherche effectué il y a deux ans dont le
but était de saisir les principales spécificités
d’une relation interculturelle franco-brésilienne
au sein des entreprises. Nous avons pour cela entrepris
une démarche qualitative, adopté une méthode
ethnographique et une analyse interprétative
des données recueillies à travers des
récits (méthode dite des « récits
de vie » préconisée par Bertaux,
1986 et Ferrarotti 1983). Plus
d'information (tous ateliers, PDF).
SIETAR AUSTRIA: Culture Talk
12 December 2005
Bikulturelle Paare in Österreich. Vertrag vom Dr.
Mutombo, Experte für „Domino“ -Beziehungen.
SIETAR
Austria website
SIETAR AUSTRIA: Culture Talk
"Was ist interkulturelle Mediation"
Vienna, 25 January 2006
Dominic Busch koordiniert als Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
den neuen Masterstudiengang „Interkulturelle Kommunikation”
an der kulturwissenschaftlichen Fakultät der Europa-Universität
Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder) und wird im Rahmen eines Kurzvortrags
mit anschließender Diskussion das Thema interkulturelle
Mediation aus verschiedenen Perspektiven beleuchten.
SIETAR
Austria website
SIETAR FRANCE: ATELIER DU SAMEDI
Samedi 11 février 2006
« Introduction à la communication interculturelle
»
SIETAR
France / Margalit Cohen-Emerique.
La communication interculturelle est source de nombreux
« malentendus », tensions dans la relation
avec des personnes étrangères, non seulement
de par la méconnaissance de leur culture, mais
aussi et surtout à cause de nos propres cadres
de références, produits de nos appartenances
culturelles, sociales et professionnelles qui constituent
des filtres et écrans à la compréhension
de l’autre. Plus
d'information (tous ateliers, PDF).
SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS PROGRAMMING FOR STUDY ABROAD
Cuetzalan, Puebla, Mexico, February 22-25, 2006
The Association for Academic Programs in Latin America
and the Caribbean (AAPLAC) seeks proposals for papers
or complete panels for its 17th Annual Conference. The
principal conference theme is Socially Conscious Programming
for Study Abroad. We also welcome proposal for papers
and panels on other themes relevant to study abroad
programs in Latin America and the Caribbean.
DEADLINE FOR SUMISSIONS OF PROPOSAL FOR PANELS OR ABSTRACTS
IS OCTOBER
15, 2005.
More
information...
SIETAR FRANCE: ATELIER DU SAMEDI
Samedi 18 mars 2006
« Enfant, famille et culture »
SIETAR
France / Hélène Stork.
Tout d’abord Pédiatre, psychiatre et docteur
ès Lettres et Sciences Humaines, Hélène
Stork s’est tournée vers la psychologie
anthropologique lorsque, travaillant dans un CMP du
côté d’Orly, elle a vu se multiplier
les immigrants et se diversifier leurs appartenances
culturelles. Ancien chef de clinique de Psychiatrie
à la faculté de Médecine de Paris,
a une triple formation en psychologie, en études
indiennes classiques (sanskrit) et en cinématographie
anthropologique. Plus
d'information (tous ateliers, PDF).
SIETAR FRANCE: ATELIER DU SAMEDI
Samedi 1er avril 2006
« Le jeu de go: une approche interculturelle »
SIETAR
France / Morgan Marchand.
Le jeu de go, apparu il y a plus de 4 000 ans, s’est
développé en Chine, au Japon et en Corée.
Aujourd’hui encore, bien que pratiqué à
l’échelle mondiale, il reste culturellement
empreint des schémas de pensée et de réflexion
liés à cette aire géographique
et humaine d’origine. Plus
d'information (tous ateliers, PDF).
SIETAR FRANCE: ATELIER DU SAMEDI
Samedi 20 mai 2006
« Les pédagogies ludiques dans les formations
interculturelles»
SIETAR
France / Chantal Barthélémy-Ruiz.
L'utilisation des pédagogies ludiques dans les
formations interculturelles s'avère intéressante
principalement dans deux cas:
- le ludique utilisé comme lien pour un public
interculturel. Le jeu est en effet un mode de communication
existant dans le monde entier ; il permet de ce fait
aux personnes de partir sur des bases communes, de
fonctionner ensemble et de se comprendre.
- Dans une formation à l'interculturel. Le
jeu est ici utilisé pour former à la
relation et à la communication. Il permet par
exemple de préparer les personnes à
l'expatriation, en leur donnant des clés pour
s'intégrer dans un monde différent.
Plus
d'information (tous ateliers, PDF).
SIETAR FRANCE: ATELIER DU SAMEDI
Samedi 17 juin 2006
« Diversité : Les perspectives philosophiques
»
SIETAR
France / Jonathan Lévy et Gale Prawda.
Les principes philosophiques qui sous-tendent la diversité
: la phénoménologie de la diversité.
Le concept de diversité sera analysé phénoménologiquement
à partir des différents travaux de philosophes
et d’écoles de pensée dans une perspective
métaphysique, sociopolitique et morale. Une attention
particulière sera accordée aux tendances
philosophiques plus contemporaines telles que l’herméneutique,
le structuralisme, l’existentialisme et le post-modernisme.
Plus
d'information (tous ateliers, PDF).
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Event
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DIVERSITY BESCHLEUNIGT INNOVATIONEN UND WISSENSTRANSFER
von SIETAR Member Dr. Marie-Louise Neubeiser, Inhaberin
der Newtext-Agentur, Stuttgart
Die 6th European Work-Life & Diversity Conference,
organisiert von The Conference Board, Brüssel,
in Paris am 19. und 2o.1o. 2oo5. war ein Highlight der
besonderen Art. Nicht nur der vielseitigsten Informationen
wegen-nein-hier wurde "Diversitiy" im engsten
und weitesten sinne intensivst gelebt- mit rund 15o
Teilnehmern aller Nationen- und mit Intuition, Kreativität,
Toleranz, Vertrauensvorschuss und hervorragender Kompetenz
der Redner und Moderatoren.
Unternehmen wie UBS, Schweiz, Deutsche Bank, London,
Procter & Gamble, Michelin, Paris, IBM, Total, Booz
Allen Hamilton, UK, u.a. gaben Einblick in ihre Unternehmensgeschichte
und wie sie mit den verschiedensten Aspekten von Diversitiy
umgehen.
Frägt man nach der exakten Definition von "Diversity",
so erschien mir die von IBM Corporation die umfassendste
und einleuchtendste:
"Diversity includes erveryone and excludes noone.
It includes all human characteristics that make each
of us unique as individuals. Diversity is about understanding,
respecting, valuing, and accomodating human and cultural
differences. it recognizes uniqueness versus requiring
assimilation. It is recognizing that there are more
differences within groups than between groups. it is
intended to maximise potential-contributions of all
segments of the population."
So kam während dieser zwei Tage ganz klar zum
Ausdruck, dass die weltweite Umsetzung dieser Erfordernisse
die grösste Herausforderung der Zukunft bedeutet,
nämlich
- die Human Ressources mit globalen Netzwerken der
Beschäftigten
- die Kommunikation
- das Marketing von Produkten und ihren Strategiezielen.
Die Faktoren Alter, Rasse,Geschlecht,Religion bedürfen
der besonderen Achtsamkeit und Toleranz. Die Work-Life-Balance
von Frauen mit Kindern besonderer Berücksichtigung
mit entsprechender Gesetzgebung und vor allem ein globaler
Wissenstransfer.
So steht Diversity im Mittelpunkt interaktiver Prozesse,
die verborgene Ressourcen zu mobilisieren weiss.
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A review of
SACRES FRANÇAIS LE ROMAN:
Un Américain en Picardie
Stanger, Ted
2005. Paris. Editions
Michalon.
Some months ago, I met Ted Stanger on the TGV from
Paris to Aix and asked him why his two previous books
Sacrés Français and Sacrés Américains
had not made it into English. These personal testimonies,
fruits of long expatriation, of culture shock and reverse
cultural shock, are eye-opening, not only in spite of,
but because of their ability to make us laugh at the
absurdities of our condition when cultures collide.
Now I am again on the TGV, reading the last pages of
Sacrés Français le Roman. It should not
want for an interested publisher or market. A good novel
is a good novel. It needs no other excuse to find its
way into English. The US expatriate in France and certainly
elsewhere will see mirrored how one experiences the
dynamics and values of the people whose lives one becomes
part in. It would be sad for readers without a mastery
of French not to be refreshed by this story, especially
given the recent and bizarre wave of US anti-French
sentiment and the current tendency to forget US racial
tensions and struggles in the light of the current violence
in the banlieus of Paris.
Sacrés Français le Roman, studies one
man’s growth through expatriation. Unlike Henry
James’ 1877 novel The American, the scene for
the struggle for social acceptance is now not in a Parisian
drawing room but in the factory in an era of globalization.
In all good will, one of Bradley’s subalterns
comments, “Being American is not fatal—it
can be cured!” Thus is however no longer a matter
of opposing American innocence to European corruption
but one of American naiveté coming to grips with
French savoir-faire on its own terms.
Jonathan Bradley is sent to France for a financial
turn-around of his Texas company’s recent acquisition,
a plumbing hardware manufacturer in Picardie. His thinking,
his methods and his French are not up to it, but he
sees and learns—painfully but well. Ted Stanger
does not abandon the sense of humor that characterized
his previous writings, but having a solid story line
and well defined characters behind the events that tickle
us generates if not endearment, then at least respect
for ourselves and those around us.
On is tempted to say that Bradley, “l’Etatsunien”
succeeds in spite of himself, but that is too harsh.
He succeeds because he starts to listen, to see, to
learn, and he dares to apply, albeit imperfectly, what
he is learning. Even, more, he allows himself to accept
and absorb difference and often learns to love the people
who bring it to him. And yet, one sees that he also
succeeds because he is able to draw on his US-style
persistence and decisiveness within the rhythm demanded
by his new context. “Avant l’heure, c’es
pas l’heure.” Cultural competence is not
just adaptation but a chance for synergy.
The author raises the question in Bradley’s musings
as to whether he is committing the capital sin of “going
native.” The question is not answered directly,
but we close the book’s cover with the sense that
perhaps he has found a lost part of himself in his exposure
to the other. This is a far cry from the love-hate yo-yo
of culture shock or simply romanticizing a foreign environment.
And yes, it is a novel; there is romance, seduction,
sweet surprise and a timely denouement.
Is there a moral to the story? Yes. To echo Thomas
Wolfe, You can’t go home again, and, maybe you
might not want to! We are left to guess about Jonathan
Bradley’s future as well as our own as we come
to grips with globalization and being abroad.
Reviewed by George Simons at www.diversophy.com
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UNLOCKING THE SECRET OF OTHERLAND
An activity book to read and write in for children living
abroad
A book by Mieke Janssen-Matthes, the first SIETAR Europa
president, who was awarded at this Congress for the
life-long contribution to SIETAR.
Unlocking the Secret of Otherland is based on the research
and experience of an educational psychologist. For more
than 20 years, Mieke Janssen-Matthes counseled and educated
students of over 70 nationalities, all of whom had to
resettle in a new country.
This book is written as an activity book for children
who will be living abroad for an extended period of
time. The basic idea is to guide the child in thought,
imagination and activity – in reading, writing
and doing – and to explore and try to understand
the many confusing situations that can occur in a new
country. He’ll meet children in stories who are
going through similar experiences, see parallels in
the various examples and be stimulated to look at the
world from a different perspective. In this way cultural
differences and similarities are addressed and discussed.
Problems are not hidden but clarified.
This book will show children how they can come to grips
with difficulties rising from a new, culturally different
situation. It will describe the frustrations and surprises
that might come their way – but without forgetting
the fun and magic of a new life! By keeping a diary
the reader will learn to look at himself and to consider
the changes of his life in Newland.
For parents and children alike, embarking on a long
stay abroad as a family, or within a new family, can
be exhausting. A lot of things need to be taken care,
all at the same time. A new job, a new place to live,
a new school – all these require your attention.
Added to this are the different surroundings, including
changes in climate, language and culture. At the same
time you’ll miss the circle of friends and family
you’ve always been able to rely on. At times you
may feel as if you’ve been hit by a tidal wave
that has swept you onto an unknown shore! Finding a
new rhythm will demand care and attention.
To buy from KIT Publishers/ Hotei Publishing
Phone +31 (0)20 568 8272
Fax +31 (0)20 568 8286
Publisher's
e-mail

ALL THAT DUTCH
INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL POLITICS
By Ben Hurkmans, George Lawson, Gitta Luiten, Taco de
Neef, Henk Pröpper, Femke van Woerden-Tausk, NAi
Publishers, Rotterdam, 2005, 118 pp., € 23.50,
ISBN 90-5662-463-6 (English), 90-5662-462-8 (Dutch)
Over the last 15 years, the international cultural
policy of the Netherlands has evolved in the relative
sidelines of cultural debate. The Netherlands presents
itself abroad as a highly varied collection of individual
artists and arts institutions with international ambitions.
In practice, the role of government was primarily to
provide favourable conditions.
The casualness of this policy has recently become the
subject of heated debate. In the context of the Cultuurnota
2005 - 2008 ('Policy Document on Culture 2005 - 2008')
this discussion has also been set on the political agenda,
and questions are being raised about the content and
organization of international cultural policy. Should
the policy be more ambitious and more result-oriented?
Should political, economic or societal considerations
be involved or is culture an independent mainstay of
international policy?
Published in English and in Dutch, this book presents
the collected views of art professionals, scholars and
policy-makers sharing their insights and views based
on four different themes: culture and politics, culture
and the economy, international reflection and cultural
profiling. Various themes are considered from these
four perspectives: culture and Politics, Culture and
Economy, International Mediation, and Cultural Profile.
For more information, please contact: NAi Publishers,
Mauritsweg 23, 3012 JR Rotterdam, The Neetherlands;
tel.: +31(0)10 - 20 10 133; fax: +31(0)10 - 20 10 130;
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Website

WHOSE CULTURE IS IT?
TRANSGENERATIONAL APPROACHES TO CULTURE
Cultural Information and Research Centres Liaison in
Europe (CIRCLE), 2005
A selection of papers and the conclusions from the
round table meeting of experts on the subject of Transgenerational
Approaches to Culture, held by CIRCLE in Barcelona,
Spain in December 2004, have been collated in a publication
of the same title. The publication is available from
the CIRCLE secretariat.
A set of questions were sent to CIRCLE members in over
35 countries in an attempt to collate expert opinions
and statistics on the state of youth culture, in contrast
to cultural practices of other generations. Prior to
the meeting, the survey results were made available
to all participants in the form of a conference reader,
also available
online in HTML format.
Contact Magda Kopczynska, CIRCLE Secretariat, PKPP
- Polish Confederation of Private Employers, Brussels
Office, 49 Rue de Treves, Bte 7, 1040 Brussels, Belgium;
tel.: 02/285 06 16; fax: 02/230 70 35
More
information (online)

THE INTERNATIONAL DIRECTORY
OF CORPORATE PHILANTHROPY
A directory and guide to those national and international
corporations which make charitable donations internationally.
- Coverage of some 1,200 national and multinational
businesses
- Provides points of contact for each organization
- Truly international coverage, covering over 100
countries
- Information is obtained from the organizations
themselves, to ensure accuracy.
The Directory includes:
- Alphabetically arranged entries
- Each entry contains the corporation's name, postal,
internet and e-mail addresses, telephone and fax numbers,
details of charitable activities, philanthropic expenditures,
restrictions on grants, geographical area of activity,
principal staff and key contact names
- essays on corporate social responsibility
- details of international co-ordinating and assistance
organizations dealing with corporate philanthropy
- Fully indexed by country, giving main activities
and area of activity.
Hardcover. 1st Edition. 450pp.
US$425.00 including delivery.
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INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS FUNDING DIRECTORY
Grants and Projects Involving Non-Governmental Organizations
1st Edition. Hardcover. 510 pages.
US$425.00 including delivery
This title deals with the funding of non-governmental
organizations (NGOs) by international organizations,
and the joint projects undertaken by the two. The International
Organizations Funding Directory is an invaluable guide
to the booming third sector, as well as a record of
the undertakings of the major international organizations.
Each major international organization is profiled in
its own chapter, where its subordinate sections, institutions,
departments and directorates will feature, along with
the projects they run in partnership with important
local, national or international NGOs.
Projects included are those run in collaboration with
local, national or international NGOs, which are influential
on a national or international scale.
Projects are included in any area of NGO activity,
including: development aid; rural development; environment
and conservation; women's empowerment; civil society
promotion; medicine and health; culture and art; economic
reform; education and human rights.
Each entry, where relevant, includes information on
the following: name and aims of the organization, department
or project; activities; geographical area of activity;
financial information (grants disbursed); restrictions
(e.g. project run in certain area, no grants to individuals,
grants made through a specific NGO, etc.); how to apply
for funding; publications; and principal staff. These
details are supplemented by full contact details, including
internet and e-mail addresses.
In addition, the directory contains comprehensive index
sections detailing the geographical area covered by
projects, and the type of activity funded.
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EUROPEAN FOUNDATIONS AND GRANT-MAKING NGOs
Directory 2005
1st Edition. Hardcover. 510 pp.
US$395.00 including delivery.
This new directory of foundations, trusts, charitable
and grant-making NGO's provides a comprehensive picture
of foundation activity in Europe.
This comprehensive new directory lists some 2,000 major
national and international foundations, NGOs and other
charitable and grant-making organizations located in
Europe.
All of the major established foundations and NGOs are
included, as well as some of the less well-known grant-making
organizations, and a number of growing organizations
in Central and South-Eastern Europe.
Entries:
- Entries are arranged alphabetically by country
with main foundation centres/co-ordinating bodies
listed at the beginning of each chapter, followed
by the charities, NGO's and foundations.
- Each entry contains the institution's name, postal,
internet and e-mail addresses, telephone and fax numbers,
together with date of foundation, and details of its
function, activities, restrictions on grants, geographical
area of activity, finances, publications and key executives
where available.
- Includes an index of foundations, by geographical
area of operations and by main activities.
- A wide range of activity is covered including aid
to less developed countries, the environment, education,
the arts and humanities, and medicine and health.
- Includes information on foundation centers and
co-coordinating bodies
To purchase any of these Directories, please contact
Tel: 61 2 4934.6290 Fax: 61 2 4934.3692
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