Cultural Diversity and Integration
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The document discusses cultural diversity and integration policies in France. It notes that France has over 3.6 million foreigners from various nationalities, including Portuguese, Algerians, Moroccans, Italians, Spanish, Tunisians, and Turks. It emphasizes that beyond commonalities between immigrant populations, diversity is important. The relationship between immigrants and their countries of origin is complex, as they maintain cultural, linguistic and religious ties while also adapting to life in France. The document argues that understanding one's own culture and origins is important for both immigrants and native French youth, as it enables better acceptance of oneself and others and thus more successful integration.
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2. The demographic imperative - the US population is becoming more diverse racially and ethnically.
3. The economic imperative - globalization means many products are made internationally so understanding different business cultures is important for economic success.
4. The technological imperative - technology increases contact with different cultures but also risks increasing divides between those who do and do not have access.
5. The peace imperative - understanding between cultures can help reduce conflict and tensions.
6. The ethical imperative - it is important to understand different cultural approaches
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