Titlebook: Geography, Culture and Education; Rod Gerber,Michael Williams (Emeritus Professor) Book 2002 Springer Nature B.V. 2002 conflict management

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Traditional Medicine in Southeast Asia with Special Reference to Malaysia and Indonesiave medicine to Western medicine among Southeast Asia communities at large. In fact, before the ‘intervention’ of Western powers, such as the British, French, the Dutch, Spain and Portuguese in this region, traditional medicine was practised by the indigenous people as the main means of healing or cu

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Geography and the Informed Citizenmay never arise. It is perhaps self evident that geography is concerned with helping people make sense of the world. It achieves this partly through informing us about the world. Geography is useful in this sense, and an essential component of becoming an ‘informed citizen’. The point of studying ge

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Active Citizenship: Empowering People as Cultural Agents through Geographyng about citizenship and sustainability. Culture is a practical and concrete determinant of sustainable development (UNESCO, 1997, p.35). As the ‘fountain of our progress and creativity’ (UNESCO, 1996, p.6), culture holds the key to understanding social change and development at a range of scales.

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Public Participation and the Active, Critical Citizen: Another View that when such children reach their majority and become such good citizens, that they, in their turn, will demonstrate their goodness in this realm by exercising their citizenship actively. In normative terms, we teach that: they should ‘take part’, that, in other words, they should ‘participate’.