Vol. 24 No. 4. különszám (2023)

• Editors' Preface

  Zsuzsa Koltai , Matthias Theodor Vogt

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CROSS-CULTURAL RESILIENCE BUILDING / INTERKULTURELLE RESILIENZ STÄRKEN

• Managing difference: Preliminary research to an enculturational care strategy in the triple periphery of Eastern Saxony, Lower Silesia and North-Eastern Bohemia

  Matthias Theodor Vogt

  4-30

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• Nursing shortage and migration: Insights into the current situation in the Federal State of Saxony, Germany

  Monique Ritter

  31-45

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• Human rights as a fundamental pillar for building cross-cultural resilience of the international community in the 21st century

  Inocent-Mária Vladimír Szaniszló

  46-59

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• Individual vs community resilience: Case of Georgia

  Zakaria Tavberidze , Anna Margvelashvili , Tamar Zurabishvili

  60-72

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• The contemporary Mongolian cultural landscape: Cultural influences, language skills, and the impact of foreign cultures

  Khaliunaa Bayarsaikhan

  73-86

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• Interkulturelle Szenarien in den performativen Medien als Eye-Opener

  Susanne Vill

  87-99

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• From cocoons to butterflies: Cross-cultural resilience of the first graduates of an international undergraduate pedagogy program at the University of Pécs

  Renáta Anna Dezső

  100.113

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• The role of the network factor for immigrants in intercultural resilience building on the example of the Intercultural Cities Programme

  Diana Borisova

  114-127

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• The city as memory in contemporary Polish women's literature

  Gabriella Gaál

  128-137

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• The Generation of ‘The Wandering Years’ – Traveling culture in Europe and in Hungary between the World Wars

  Ákos Németh

  138-146

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• Role models in Hungarian educational decrees between the two world wars (1920-1938)

  Ildikó Dergez

  147-157

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• The role of museum learning in promoting sustainability - Comparative research in Baranya County and Landkreis Görlitz

  Zsuzsa Koltai

  158-173

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