How do you deal with cultural differences? Raymond Williams says: "People can live in completely different ways, with completely different values, and within completely different social orders. But there is always pressure from the short-sighted people in every age to prevent belief in this belief. The book "Cultural Citizenship" written by Nick Stevenson, translated by Nilofer Kadiri, deals with the question of how to live in a common society despite differences in values, identities and ways of life. By examining the relationship between culture, citizenship rights and responsibilities, Stevenson explains how developments in immigration and communication have led to the necessity of rethinking the concept of citizenship. This book, published by World Economy Publishing House, is an opportunity to reflect on tolerance, minority rights, freedom of expression and social participation, issues we face every day in our collective lives and in the media space. To order and purchase World Economy Publications books, call 02152189186 or visit our website.

How do you deal with cultural differences? Raymond Williams says: "People can live in completely different ways, with completely different values, and within completely different social orders. But there is always pressure from the short-sighted people in every age to prevent belief in this belief. The book "Cultural Citizenship" written by Nick Stevenson, translated by Nilofer Kadiri, deals with the question of how to live in a common society despite differences in values, identities and ways of life. By examining the relationship between culture, citizenship rights and responsibilities, Stevenson explains how developments in immigration and communication have led to the necessity of rethinking the concept of citizenship. This book, published by World Economy Publishing House, is an opportunity to reflect on tolerance, minority rights, freedom of expression and social participation, issues we face every day in our collective lives and in the media space. To order and purchase World Economy Publications books, call 02152189186 or visit our website.