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Each topic has associated key words indexing the documents. Each document is indexed with several key words related to different themes allowing you to find the same document in different theme searches.
Therefore once a specific topic has been selected you can narrow down your key word search, displaying only the documents indexed with the selected key word. E.g. Culture identity and diversity (Topic) > Cultural development (key word) would display only documents indexed with the key word Cultural development.
Therefore once a specific topic has been selected you can narrow down your key word search, displaying only the documents indexed with the selected key word. E.g. Culture identity and diversity (Topic) > Cultural development (key word) would display only documents indexed with the key word Cultural development.
You can also perform a combined search by intermixing the select topic with another subject matter to display the documents containing key words included in both topics (that is, displaying the documents common to both themes). E.g. Culture identity and diversity (selected topic) vs Human rights, justice and exclusions (related topic) results in 234 documents containing key words common to both topics.
Furthermore links to related themes are displayed in every topic.


This option allows you to access all the information related to a specific speaker, be it because the speaker is the author (presentations) or because the speaker has been mentioned (press releases, videos, etc.) as well as highlighting the dialogues in which he took part. The file contains the speaker’s profile, if available.
On the main web page select the initial of the speaker’s surname. You will then be directed to a new page containing a list of all the speakers with that initial. By selecting a speaker of your interest you will be directed to the aforementioned information.


Select a dialogue to access the dialogue file. Displayed in the file is an external link to the dialogue’s website (if available), a presentation and technical information document and a dialogue programme document
Displayed next is a summary of the dialogue and the conclusions, assessments and statements prepared by the technical team of the dialogue.
Below it you will find the rest of the available information on the dialogue. You can either visualise the whole file or you can filter it by using the key word section on the right side of the file.
The file contains the name of the speakers in the dialogue and a link to the dialogue videos (requires Realplayer).


- The Forum content base places all the dialogue-related information
in a single site which is linked, integrated and of open conception.
- The conceptualisation and design of the interfaces and routes
in the content base are based on transverse issues and themes (following the same
logic of the Forum Dialogues). From these it is possible to ponder possible solutions
in a complex flexible way from different points of view.
- The strategy of capturing knowledge, together with the work done
to interconnect it and to turn it into a connection and proximity network, enables
us to define the content base not as a collection of texts and materials but as
a complex integrated whole. This is one of its basic underlying values. It is
not a documentary file. It is rather an ever-changing set of contents. And so
the content base constitutes a large content source functioning not only as proof
and legacy of the Dialogues but also turning it into a first-level source of the
current state of the world.
- The content base contains a summary of the dialogues and of some
of the main sessions; innovative or emerging ideas and concepts (strong ideas);
press releases; presentations, videos and speakers’ profiles as well as
other significant documents (conclusions, agreements, statements, assessments,
etc.).
Analysis criteria of the Content base
- Exhaustiveness: We have covered all the Forum Dialogues
by setting up a complex operation system and a recovery methodology with the collaboration
of the narrators (public university students), ensuring the later recovery of
the most relevant information.
- Originality: Normally there is no place in the same debate
arena for the kind of practical applied reflections aimed specifically at dealing
with current world issues in order to find solutions by learning from ongoing
experiences and differing opinions. Therefore the format and contents offered
by the content base are more applicable and multidisciplinary, qualitatively different
to the contents of other websites that provide academic and scientific information.
- Diversity: The multidisciplinary approach to themes dealt
with, the plurality of opinions and the search for ways of facing up to global
challenges have been a common factor.
- Transversality: To represent this richness of approaches
to a single aspect the content abse allows users to make a transverse interpretation
by themes or key words, dialogues and speakers, intermixing themes and suggesting
related documents.
- Quality: The quality of the contents is guaranteed by the
renown of the participants in the Forum Dialogues. Their set of published materials
forms a high-level body of knowledge.

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