‘When cultures meet…’ Human life on earth can not be described without a migration story. As clouds travel without limitations, the wind crosses borders, ideas fly across the minds, humans as well, repeats the natural tradition of moving from one place to another. It is a joy, it is a new adventure, it is a... Continue Reading →
Researchers, practitioners, and educators from journalism and media, linguistics and discourse studies, public relations, marketing, psychology, international relations, political studies, cultural studies and, sociology came together with a goal: 1. To identify and systematize the current changes in the field of media and communication and to discuss different aspects of teaching journalism and public relations... Continue Reading →
Alan Kurdi and his family tried to reach Canada from Turkey and struggled to get there legally for a long time. However, they have not succeeded. Perhaps, as a final way of getting to Europe after several previous attempts through the sea, this time they wanted to get into the island of Kos (Greece) from... Continue Reading →
Today, Russian immigrants constitute a significant linguistic and ethnic minority in Finland. Among the countries bordering Russia, Finland is one of the most preferred destinations for most Russians. The Russian language is reported to be the first language of 77,177 people in Finland, whereas Russian citizens living in Finland are the second largest immigrant group... Continue Reading →
Finns being silent has become a very popular stereotype. For Finns, silence seems to be golden as the proverb says. Images of Finns standing meters apart at a bus stop have circulated the web for years. Even one of the most famous Finns in the world, Formula One driver Kimi Räikkönen has built his iconic image around... Continue Reading →
I will put the text further ‘’in my way’’, only those presentations that I attended and ‘’how I understood’’ without referringto anyone following the Chatham house rules. Here we go; I would like to notice that, there were several things made this conference special. Such as: 1. Sustainability considerations: we had our own glasses, a pencil,... Continue Reading →
Many people may assume Ghenghis Khan and his army is something we obviously do know about or have to know about. He got the biggest piece of the world in his time and Genghis Khan ranks first for male with the most children in history (1,000-2,000), not to mention his other deeds. Another important figure... Continue Reading →
Teoksessaan Le Dérèglement du mondeAmin Maalouf käsittelee monia asioita, jotka ovat yhä ajankohtaisia. Monet lienevät samaa mieltä maailman kaoottisuudesta, viitaten nykyisiin lukuisiin konflikteihin, sotiin, epävakauteen, propagandaan ja sivilisaatioiden välisiin yhteenottoihin. Tämän kirjoituksen tarkoituksena on päivittää edellistä, Liettuan geopoliittiseninstituutin ja Society Shelter ’Safe Housen’julkaisemaa artikkelia Uuden tyypin turvapaikanhakijat. Yksi epävakauksien sivuvaikutus on aina ollut ihmisten laajamittainen... Continue Reading →
Year 2012, I am with my group at the University course on Entrepreneurship and Management, arguing why corporate social responsibility is important to every organization. It is, because an organization is a part of the eco system and the society. Every human being or human lead organization, idea or action has to contribute to... Continue Reading →
Loughborough or lofboro: the peace project 13-23 September 2017, Loughborough, UK Pronunciation of Loughborough is quite a challenge in the beginning. This was the common feeling of all participants came in to this training from about ten countries outside of UK. I used to pronounce it as [Logborog] but the correct pronunciation supposed to be... Continue Reading →
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