Translation of "géographie culturelle " (French → English) :

cultural geography

landscape history [ cultural geography | landscape humanism ]

museum education officer | visitor services officer | arts education officer | visitor service officer

cultural cooperation [ cultural agreement ]

cultural organisation [ cultural centre | cultural institution | cultural organization | Cultural sector(STW) ]

arts center director | director of cultural center | cultural center manager | cultural centre director

organise cultural exhibitions | organise culture events | organise cultural events | organise cultural festivals

culture-fair test [ cross-culture test | cross-cultural test | culture-free test ]

cultural operator

Olympic Cultural Program on probation

High Representative/Vice-President Federica Mogherini commented:"The Western Balkans are part of Europe: we share the same history, the same geography, the same cultural heritage and the same opportunities and challenges today and in the future.

I've written several books about British Columbia's unique cultural geography, about the relationship between the aboriginal and settler cultures of British Columbia, and about the fisheries of the coast.

Against this new backdrop, the EU and Tunisia – natural partners given their geographical, cultural and trade links – established a 'Privileged Partnership' in 2012 and an ambitious action plan for its implementation.

5. Notes that network infrastructure such as fast broadband and internet connections are of particular importance and are preconditions for the development of CCIs in that they diminish location handicaps, and that technology is a vital driving force behind these industries; welcomes the actions envisaged to strengthen the role of CCIs as a catalyst for innovation and structural change under the ‘Innovation Union’ and ‘Digital Agenda for Europe’ flagship initiatives; emphasises the role of ICTs in CCIs and the ‘creative nexus’ between investment, technology, innovation, entrepreneurship and trade, and invites the Commission and the Member States to promote access to, and encourage the use of, new ICT technologies in the ...[+++]cultural and creative sector, to support broadband infrastructure and, once comprehensive basic broadband coverage has been attained in Europe, to provide rural areas too with adequate fast and ultra-fast networks and other forms of cost-effective internet connections, with a view to ensuring their balanced development in the long term;