Bennett - Differing diversities
Bennett, T. (2001). Differing diversities: Transversal study on the theme of cultural policy and cultural diversity. Council of Europe. ISBN 92-871-4649-7
The term' diversity of cultural expressions' refers to the various ways in which people express their creativity, cultural identity, and artistic talents. This diversity results from manifold influences on cultural practices - history, geography, different beliefs, languages, and customs. The protection and promotion of diverse cultural expressions are vital in today's world, where globalisation and the potential homogenisation of cultures can represent a significant threat to local and indigenous cultures, languages, and traditions.
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