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Unesco in brief

open access: yes, 1958
UNESCO
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UNESCO

2023
Abstract The preamble of UNESCO’s constitution contains a denunciation of ‘the doctrine of the inequality of men and races’. In the late 1940s, the human rights organs of the United Nations requested that UNESCO undertake a study on race with the idea of undermining pseudo-scientific theories of racial inequality. An expert statement on ‘
Andrew Calabrese, Christopher Barnes
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UNESCO-Based and UNESCO-Free

2022
Abstract Legal responsibilities imposed on Contracting States to the Intangible Cultural Heritage oblige them to play more active roles in its application. However, the “protectability” and “transferability” of ICH remain problematic in terms of efforts to list and inventory elements, the form and performance of National Committees, and ...
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UNESCO’s Activities in Ethics

Science and Engineering Ethics, 2009
UNESCO is an intergovernmental organization with 193 Member States. It is concerned with a broad range of issues regarding education, science and culture. It is the only UN organisation with a mandate in science. Since 1993 it is addressing ethics of science and technology, with special emphasis on bioethics. One major objective of the ethics programme
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Unesco

International Journal, 1946
Archibald MacLeish, Henri Bonnet
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OMEP-Unesco

International Journal of Early Childhood, 1983
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