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SECULAR CELEBRATIONS OF GREENLAND
2009-03-24 02:12
Secular holidays celebrated in Greenland include Labour Day (1 May), Danish Constitution Day (5 June), National Day (21 June), and New Year’s Eve and Day. More...
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MARRIAGE,FAMILY, AND KINSHIP OF GREENLAND
2009-03-24 02:12
Marriage‘‘Arranged’’ marriages are not unknown, but most unions are by choice. Most marriages are monogamous, but some men do maintain marriages with more than one wife at a time.Domestic Unit. Immediate family units are usually modest in size (average two children per family). More...
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HISTORY AND ETHNIC RELATIONS OF GREECE
2009-03-24 02:12
Emergence of the Nation. A strong sense of a common ethnic identity emerged among greek speakers of the independent city-states of the Aegean area in the Bronze Age and characterized the city-states of the classical period and their colonies in the Mediterranean and Black Sea regions. It endured over two millennia as these lands were ruled by the Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, Frankish, Venetian, and Ottoman empires, and as the area became ethnically heterogeneous. More...
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FOOD AND ECONOMY OF GREECE
2009-03-24 02:12
Food in Daily Life. Grain, grapes, and olives are central to the diet, supplemented with eggs, cheese, yogurt, fish, lamb, goat, chicken, rice, and fruits and vegetables. Certain foods are emblematic of the national identity, including moussaka, baklava, thick coffee, and resinated wine (retsina). Coffeehouses have long functioned as daily gathering places for men. Dining out has gained in popularity, with a corresponding increase in the number and variety of restaurants. More...
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MEDICINE AND HEALTH CARE OF GIBRALTAR
2009-03-24 02:12
Gibraltar has one civilian hospital. Most health care practitioners have a British degree. Historically, the hospital was organized along religious lines with Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish wards. More...
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GENDER ROLES AND STATUSES OF GIBRALTAR
2009-03-24 02:12
Division of Labor by Gendert. The economy traditionally was gendered, with women keeping the household and men working in dockyards and offices. However, this pattern changed after the closing of the border, when women and Moroccan workers substituted for Spanish workers. Today many women work in the service sector. women are underrepresented, in political positions, although many women are influential in the informal management of parties. In the field of religion, only Hindu community life is dominated by female specialists. More...
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THE ARTS AND THE HUMANITIES OF GHANA
2009-03-24 02:12
Support for the ArtsThe arts are primarily self supporting, but there are some avenues of Government financing and sponsorship. The publically funded University of Ghana, through the Institute for African Studies, provides a training ground for artists, especially in traditional music and dance, and hosts an annual series of public performances. The Government also regularly hosts pan-African arts festivals, such as PANAFEST, and sends Ghanaian artists and performers to similar celebrations in other African countries. More...
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ETIQUETTE OF GHANA
2009-03-24 02:12
Ghanaians place great emphasis on politeness, hospitality, and formality. Upon meeting, acquaintances must shake hands and ask about each other’s health and families. Visitors to a house must greet and shake hands with each family member. They are then seated and greeted in turn by all present. Hosts must normally provide their guests with something to eat and drink, even if the visit does not occur at a mealtime. If a person is returning from or undertaking a long journey, a libation to the ancestors is usually poured. If someone is eating, he or she must invite an unexpected visitor to join him or her. Normally, an invitation to eat cannot be refused. More...
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SOCIAL WELFARE AND CHANGE PROGRAMS OF GERMANY
2009-03-24 02:12
Germany’s social welfare programs are among the oldest of any modern state. In 1881, the newly founded German Reich passed legislation for health insurance, accident insurance, and for invalid and retirement benefits. The obligation of the state to provide for the social welfare of its citizens was reinforced in the Basic Law of 1949. In the Federal Republic of Germany, the state supplements monthly payments made by citizens to health insurance, nursing care insurance, social security, and unemployment insurance. Beginning in the late twentieth century, questions were raised about the long-term viability of existing social welfare programs. More...
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THE STATE OF THE PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES OF GERMANY
2009-03-24 02:12
In the course of the nineteenth century, german scientists and scholars cultivated distinct national traditions in the physical sciences, the humanities, and the social sciences, which served, in turn, as important models for other countries. Since the end of the World War, however, science and scholar- More...
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