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Intercultural Perspectives

The British Council – Tradition and Creativity

Alison Coutts

Pages 9

Licence © 2000 the authors · CC BY 4.0

Abstract

The article attempts to provide an overview of the British Council's activity in Romania, since its reopening in 1990. Insight is delivered into the British Council's operations in Romania, as well as its overall goals, which are centered around the country's European future. The article also dwells on the British Council's most successful services, such as its library, as well as various cultural events and exchanges between Romania and the UK. Two years after the institution celebrated the 60th anniversary of its original opening in Bucharest in 1938, it remains more determined than ever to provide Romanians with as many cultural and educational opportunities as possible.

Keywords —

The British Council · Romania · library services · The European Union · educational opportunities · cultural exchanges
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Coutts, A. (2000). The British Council – Tradition and Creativity. Dialogos, 01, 9.

Coutts, Alison. “The British Council – Tradition and Creativity.” Dialogos, vol. 01, 2000, pp. 9.

Coutts, Alison. 2000. “The British Council – Tradition and Creativity.” Dialogos 01: 9.

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