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Publications from the national point of contact / German Commission for UNESCO German Commission for UNESCO / Asia Europe Foundation (2010): “Mapping Cultural Diversity – Good Practices from Around the Globe”. Bonn / Singapore, November 2010 http://www.unesco.de/fileadmin/medien/Bilder/Publikationen/Publication_DUK_mapping_cult ural_diversity.pdf This publication contains examples of programs, policy measures, and structures that implement the 2005 Convention around the world as well as best practices for information sharing, capacity building, and international cooperation. German Commission for UNESCO (2010): “UNESCO Today, Arts and education for all: What experts in Germany are saying”, Bonn, May 2010 http://www.unesco.de/fileadmin/medien/Dokumente/Kultur/Kulturelle_Bildung/_FINAL_Unesc o_today_1_2010.pdf UNESCO Today edition dedicated to new trends in cultural education in Germany, highlighting concrete examples, policies, and new research in the field of arts and education. German Commission for UNESCO (2009): “Shaping Cultural Diversity. Recommendations for action from civil society for the implementation in and by Germany of the UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions (2005)”. Bonn, 2009. http://unesco.de/fileadmin/medien/Dokumente/weissbuch_lay_endf_internet.pdf This publication includes specific recommendations from civil society for promoting and protecting cultural diversity within Germany’s international cooperation, creative and cultural industries, digital media, and cultural education. German Commission for UNESCO (2007): “Cultural diversity – our common wealth, the Essen / RUHR.2010 Bellini Manual on Prospects of Cultural Diversity”, Bonn, 2007. http://www.unesco.de/2084.html Results of the acts of the Essen Conference, including keynote conference addresses and concrete examples of the Convention in practice. German Commission for UNESCO (2006): “Convention for the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions – Magna Charta of International Cultural Policy”. Bonn, 2006. http://www.auswaertigesamt.de/cae/servlet/contentblob/364902/publicationFile/3666/KulturUebereinkommen.pdf The publication includes the text of the 2005 Convention along with context, analysis and implementation recommendations.
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Interkulturelle Öffnung von Kultur
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Durch den Bund wird kulturelle Bild
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Kulturinstitutionen von gesamtstaat
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insbesondere im Bereich Filmprodukt
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und Jugend statt. Die deutsche Kult
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Erfahrungsreichtum deutscher Kultur
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Im Jahr 2010 standen für Maßnahme
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