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Does Intercultural Dialogue matter?
The Role of Intercultural Dialogue in the Foreign Cultural Policy of Iran and Germany
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Artikel-Nr:
9783643802958
Veröffentl:
2019
Seiten:
248
Autor:
Fatemeh Kamali-Chirani
Gewicht:
432 g
Format:
225x162x19 mm
Serie:
5, Außenpolitik - Diplomatie - Sicherheit
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
Fatemeh Kamali-Chirani holds a PhD from Augsburg University, Germany. She was born in 1982 in Rasht (Iran), and received a BA in Journalism and a MA in North American Studies from the University of Tehran, Iran. She lives in Duisburg, Germany.
Her main areas of interest are intercultural cooperation, and migration and refugee policies.
Her main areas of interest are intercultural cooperation, and migration and refugee policies.
"Intercultural dialogue" between Western and Muslim countries is often presented as a way to reduce conflict. In this view, dialogue will lead to a better understanding, which in turn will contribute to a more peaceful coexistence. On the other hand, "intercultural dialogue" for more than two decades also has been part of Foreign Cultural Policy, an instrument of the foreign policy of governments.
This book describes and analyzes how and why "intercultural dialogue" has been a part of German-Iranian relations. It was pursued by heads of states, government ministries, parastatal organizations, NGOs, and committed individuals from both countries. Fatemeh Kamali-Chirani discusses whether this approach was merely symbolic or decorative, or whether is actually mattered, politically and culturally.
This book describes and analyzes how and why "intercultural dialogue" has been a part of German-Iranian relations. It was pursued by heads of states, government ministries, parastatal organizations, NGOs, and committed individuals from both countries. Fatemeh Kamali-Chirani discusses whether this approach was merely symbolic or decorative, or whether is actually mattered, politically and culturally.