Tag: culture
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Reshaping Cities – On how Migrants Have Redrawn our Urban Spaces
Migrants’ contribution to a change of urban paradigm is growing bigger. It is not just a matter of counteracting low birth-rate; they have completely redrawn our societies.
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¿Ļöşţ ĩń Ťŕåňŝłætiøñ? On untranslatable words and different perceptions of the world
Here are some examples of untranslatable words, like undiscovered territories, conceptions of the world that we have not even conceived of.
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Single Ticket to Europe: an Expat’s Guide
Understanding the dynamics of cultural difference is a vital competence if you want to work in a different country. Here is a short to-do list for efficient cross-cultural working skills.
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Literacy: a Bridge to Hope
Today is the International Literacy Day. Let us dwell a bit on the European situation and see whether EU countries are all performing well in terms of literacy.
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Turkish and European working cultures, less different than you expect
Daniele Volante is a 27-year-old Italian architect who has fallen in love with Turkey, after doing his final University project in Istanbul and eventually looking for a job in the Turkish megacity.
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For immigration trust the film directors.
Films tell us more about immigration that any news channel, from Charlie Chaplin’s The Immigrant (1917), Lamerica (1995), to Almanya – Willkommen in Deutschland (2011).