Preface | 7 | (2) | |
Comparative Case Studies of Education for Tolerance: An Introduction | 9 | (10) | |
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The Adam Institute for Democracy and Peace: Israel | 19 | (21) | |
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Narrative of the Anti-Defamation League's A World of Difference® Institute | 40 | (21) | |
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Tolerance Education in the Philippines | 61 | (24) | |
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Education for Democracy and Tolerance in Germany | 85 | (31) | |
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Northern Ireland: The Centre for the Study of Conflict Education for Mutual Understanding | 116 | (22) | |
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Foundation Education for Democracy, Poland | 138 | (21) | |
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The International Fellowship of Reconciliation (IFOR) | 159 | (35) | |
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Novamerica, Brazil: Human Rights, Education and Citizenship | 194 | (27) | |
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Chile: Promoting Social and Political Participation Amongst Young People | 221 | (18) | |
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U Managing Conflict (UMAC), South Africa | 239 | (13) | |
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Bad Times for Tolerance and Human Rights: The Aftermath of September 11 | 252 | (16) | |
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Overview of the Case Studies: Learning from Each Other | 268 | (22) | |
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International Network Education for Democracy, Human Rights and Tolerance | 290 |
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