 Europe & International Real Estate Slide 4-1 Chapter 4 Cultural Heritage

 Europe & International Real Estate Slide 4-2 Values formality, face-saving communication, relationships and the slower pace needed to develop them Values informality, results, fast pace, punctuality, and direct communication High Context Low Context High & Low Conte xt

 Europe & International Real Estate Slide 4-3 North and WestCentralSouth and East High Portugal Spain Hungary Bulgaria Greece Italy Romania Russia Turkey Ukraine Belgium France U.K. Denmark Finland Germany Ireland Netherlands Norway Sweden Switzerland Austria Czech Republic Latvia Poland Slovakia Low Context

 Europe & International Real Estate Slide 4-4  Christian  Santiago de Compostela Pilgrim  Jewish  Jewish Heritage Route  Islamic  Legacy of Al-Andalus Religious Heritages

 Europe & International Real Estate Slide 4-5 “ A grouping of resources inherited from the past which people regard, irrespective of who owns them, as a reflection and expression of their own constantly evolving values, beliefs, knowledge, and traditions. It includes all aspects of the environment resulting from the interaction between people and place through time.” Framework Convention on the Value of Cultural Heritage Council of Europe Cultural Heritage

 Europe & International Real Estate Slide4-6 Key Concepts  Integrated conservation  Heritage communities  Democratic sustainability  Interculturalism  Transversal themes

 Europe & International Real Estate Slide 4-7 Council of Europe Initiatives  Cultural Corridors  Culture Watch Europe  Compendium  Youth programs  Teacher training  Intercultural Cities

 Europe & International Real Estate Slide4-8 Cultural Heritage & Real Estate  Social cohesion  Enhanced property values and wealth  Town planning & building standards  Continuation of specialized building skills  Preservation of historic structures

 Europe & International Real Estate Slide 4-9  Influence of the EU  Comparison with Other Countries  Globalization and the Economy  Euro Participation  Globalization and Culture  Preparing for the Future Euro Barometer