intercultural peace. europe, seeking an identity
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Abstract
This article will present cartography on the various peaces making further reference to intercultural peace so as to help us understand the multicultural and intercultural discourse that is being built within the European Union and constitutes an example of conflict in identity construction. The problem with European society is its inability to integrate, not only among themselves, but rather in the possibility of people coming from outside the EU. This article aims to explain the need, the challenge and the response which means multiculturalism in the EU. Introducing intercultural Peace as a bridge between cultures may coexist and enhance each other. We are located in a hermeneutical development of think of ourselves from the ‘other’ and observe the difficulties of intertwine ourselves between multiculturalism and interculturalism.
The results encourage us to think that if EU does not move towards an intercultural project, the possibility of future conflicts will be increasingly present in Spanish society. Peace and interculturality are related, complemented and fed back at once, so we pretend from different peaces (negative, positive, and neutral) bring interculturality into the school.
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| Authors | ;Francisco Jiménez Bautista |
| Journal | journal of nursing management |
| Year | 2016 |
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