#Diversity

[…] Together in Diversity German society is becoming increasingly diverse driven by migration, more individualized lifestyles, and growing socioeconomic inequality. This diversity creates opportunities, [...]

[…] Standing together for a strong democracy: citizens’ panel Forum against Fakes has started The big day finally arrived on 15. March: more than 120 people from all over Germany came together to spend a [...]

[…] Useful Insights for Germany's Integration Policy Migration-driven diversity in Germany is growing. When discussing how to target a culturally diverse society that embraces immigration, both political [...]

[…] Good participation meansthat all parts of society are heard and that solutions are based on a variety of diverse opinions and interests. Random selection is increasingly used in citizen participation [...]

[…] Religion Monitor Religious diversity is part of today’s world. In Germany, for example, adherents of different faiths live together with many people who do not belong to a religious denomination at [...]

[…] Good participation meansthat all parts of society are heard and that solutions are based on a variety of diverse opinions and interests. Random selection is increasingly used in citizen participation [...]

[…] 1 Our current study confirms that social cohesion in Baden-Württemberg has remained stable at a high level since 2017. Figures for seven of the nine dimensions assessed by the Social Cohesion Radar [...]

[…] For pluralistic democracies, dealing with religious, cultural and other forms of social diversity is a central concern. Almost all societies in today's world are becoming increasingly diverse in terms [...]

[…] Press Release: In Germany, a majority of members of the various religions believe that democracy is a good form of government. This is one finding of the study "Religious Diversity and Democracy," [...]

[…] How open to the world is Germany? Tolerance over the course of time In a longitudinal comparison of population surveys from the 1980s to today, Marc Helbling and Oliver Strijbis detect a trend toward [...]