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Established in 1969 by the Canadian International Development Agency, the Centre became part of the Canadian Foreign Service Institute of Foreign Affairs Canada, in 1996. Both the Institute and the Centre are internationally recognized in the area of training and human resources. The Centre is Canada's largest provider of cross-cultural and international training services for internationally-assigned government and private sector personnel.

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Features
	Soldier, Senator, Humanitarian A conversation with Romeo Dallaire on Rwandan culture, peacekeeping and Canadian values.
	Gannon on Afghanistan AP correspondent Kathy Gannon has spent 18 years reporting on Afghanistan. In this interview, she discusses the complexities of Afghan culture and the hard work ahead if we are to make allies of them.
	Culture Does Not Exist Strange words to come from the mouth of the father of comparative intercultural research? Perhaps, but Geert Hofstede is not your run-of-the-mill Dutch academic.
	Sensationalism Veils: The Portrayal of Muslim Women in Western News Media Mara Munro looks at media coverage of Muslim women five years after 9/11.

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