Search Results - World Cultural Council
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Business Plan for the Council of International Service
Published 2019“…200 million students are enrolled in universities around the world; amongst them, 5.3 million are studying outside their home countries, therefore called international students. …”
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SMEs internationalisation in the Middle East
Published 2015“…Additionally, going global also implies for a company to deal with new actors in its perimeter that are often culturally opposed. In that specific event, it is important to understand if culture matters when doing business in foreign markets. …”
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Financial accountability of Waqf (Pious endowment) institutions: the case of budgeting practices in state Islamic religious councils in Malaysia
Published 2014“…Islamic Waqf Organisations are unique to the Islamic World. However, over the last two decades Islamic Waqf (i.e., Islamic endowment) institutions in Malaysia have been under intense pressure to improve their financial accountability and budgetary practices. …”
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The assessment of Royal Belum State Park as a World Heritage Site
Published 2024“…This research aims to reveal the history of the Royal Belum State Park from its inception to pre-war times, the evolution of the area's status from a forest reserve to its nomination as a World Heritage Site, the conservation and tourism measures that the Perak State Government has implemented through the Perak State Parks Corporation, tourist arrivals and income generated, the uniqueness and potential which has been selected as having the Outstanding Universal Value (OUV) for a World Heritage Site, and issues at the Royal Belum State Park. …”
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George Town, Penang, as a UNESCO World Heritage Site: a showcase of best practises in heritage conservation and sustainable development
Published 2023“…The primary aim of this essay is to analyse the effective strategies used in the preservation of George Town's cultural, architectural, and historical authenticity while concurrently fostering sustainable growth by two main primary entities: the City Council of Penang Island (MBPP) and George Town World Heritage Incorporated (GTWHI). …”
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When the Soviets came to stay: Soviet influence on Cuban cultural institutions, 1961-1987
Published 2017“…Consequently, readings of the occasionally conflictive relationship between Cuba’s state authorities and its cultural world have often relied on stereotypes inherited from Western interpretations of the USSR or the 1948-89 Socialist Bloc; such readings assuming that cultural policy was clearly defined and enforced by Soviet-style apparatchiks or Castro. …”
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101 nights on the discourse of self-legitimization: the case of Duško Tadić
Published 2011“…This, the first ever International Criminal Tribunal established by the United Nations Security Council, faced in the initial proceedings with the first indictee to be present in the Chambers a challenge as to the lawfulness of its own establishment, and therefore as to its legitimacy. …”
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Accessibility Built Environment Indicator For Persons With Disabilities In George Town, Penang
Published 2022“…The interviews were conducted with the Penang Island City Council, Think City Penang, George Town World Heritage Incorporated, Penang Society of Disabled Persons and Caring Rehabilitation Society for persons with disabilities. …”
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ICT's Role in e-Governance in India and Malaysia: A Review
Published 2012“…Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) play a key role in Development and Economic growth of the Developing countries of the World. Political, Cultural, Socio-economic Developmental and Behavioral decisions today rests on the ability to access, gather, analyze and utilize Information and Knowledge. …”
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Regional Cooperation in Waste Management: Examining Australia’s Experience with Inter-municipal Cooperative Partnerships
Published 2022“…However, within these partnerships, a culture of competitiveness antithetical to sustainability is also detected. …”
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The Development of the Film Industry in Saudi Arabia 2005–2020
Published 2022“…The second period was characterised by the government and non-profit organisations leading the industry’s development through the Saudi Film Council (SFC), General Commission for Audiovisual Media (GCAM) and King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra). …”
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Exploring residents' perceptions of the social impacts of tourism on the Sunshine Coast, Australia
Published 2008“…Residents perceived that the opportunity to meet people from other regions of the world provides a valuable experience for respondents to better understand their culture and society. …”
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