Political culture

function of the chosen state and their ability to respond to this situation. In order to maintain objectivity, this paper will focus on the former arguments made against open borders, namely the idea of membership in communities, the preservation of culture in these [spaces], and the global issue off exponential human population growth. The following examination of these arguments…

workforce due to globalization, mobility and development in tourism trends. Which also contains the cultural diversity. Cultural diversity is the difference between different cultures, impact when they met, such as competition and loss reaction. Cultural diversity may be due to religious constituencies, ethnic group, language, political stance, social class, gender, nationalism, the age gap, literary accomplishment, artistic cognition, different degree of education, and cultural diversity.…

Further, cross-cultural psychology has contributed in the processes of examining the relations between culturally organized experience and development. The case study looks into the differences between the western and the oriental culture, particularly the Chinese culture with regard to their effectiveness and appropriateness in communication during conflict. In the study, Brew, Tan, Booth and Malik (2011) conducted a pilot study with 30 employees in Singapore to determine communication…

Article 370 The partition of Bharat was based on the two nation theory. Insertion of Article 370 and the provision of special status for J&K is the corollary of the two nation theory. The ongoing armed insurgency or militarization of Islamic fundamentalism in Kashmir is the fall out of the two-nation theory. If the justification of Article 370 and special status for Kashmir underscores the need of protecting the interests of J&K Muslim majority vis-a-vis Hindu dominated Bharat, the same…

Australian indigenous knowledge and cultures In the last 60,000 years Australian indigenous knowledge has advanced through generations.Unlike western culture where knowledge becomes grown and known through written text's,Indigenous knowledge is developed by images, words, patterns, sounds, smells ,tastes on different canvases such as sand, soil, the body and rocks.Furthermore, Since British colonisation in 1788 threats to traditional indigenous knowledge existed then and even more now in modern…

spiritualties, outlined powerfully within Kath Walkers quote, as it denotes how the British colonised Australia through a long, violent endeavour, acting as catalyst behind the Aboriginals loss of land, territory, family, thus extraditing them from their culture alienating them from their inextricable connectedness referred to as Kanyini (Bob Randall, 2006). The main consequences as a result of this dispossession are explored within the Aboriginal charter of rights (1962) as it paid homage loss…

What happened in residential schools was not "cultural genocide", it wasn't "language genocide" and it wasn't "almost genocide". What happened in residential schools was genocide. Assimilation and elimination of indians was purely for economic and political gain. Residential schools were never a well-intent "gone wrong". They were death almost half of all the children who entered some of those schools. The kids didn't die from some series of unfortunate and unpreventable events in those…

well as teaching and planning contexts that educators and learners can utilize. Australia has a prolonged history of teaching only the exotic and insignificant aspects of Indigenous culture in high schools. Lack of detailed training of Aboriginal perspectives is a sign of a serious matter in the Australian culture, an issue of enduring prejudice towards those of Aboriginal ethnicity. This is in skirmish with the understanding that Australia is a diverse country of equal opportunities.…

spurs human beings to view the world from the stance of others and be more clearly aware of their own cultural views and opinions. Cultural awareness is more critical in the case that, we in time come into contact with individuals from different cultures. This is because an individual’s perceives and examines aspects in a different way and this creates a situation for misunderstandings to arise.…

INTRODUCTION Culture is an umbrella term that covers almost every aspects of life. It includes different concepts when viewed from various perspectives. It can be described in individual level as well as communal level, though they are mutually dependent. An individual defines the culture at the level of the community he or she follows the patterns of the society in which he or she lives. The culture of a community is defined by the living patterns of the members of the society. Culture has an…