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Pascal School - Italy
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The ideal city from Renaissance times onwards - Florence
as a model city - studies and researches to improve the citizen's quality of live; town -
planning, correct management of enviromental resources, benefits deriving from all that
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Transportation, typologies and their evolution in Turin
from 17th century to current times - Turin in the heart of Europe, its connections with
the rest of Italy and Europe: airport, railway and road (system) network, traffic
regulations.
At the same time, moving around the city and its metropolitan area
Car - factory development (FIAT)
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Turin's social cohesion and new economy
Social solidarity; co-existence of multiracial inhabitants (phenomenon of immigration),
solidarity and integration-reference to our emigration in the first half of the 20th
century: pictures and stories of emigrants.
At the same time interaction between the country and the city in the first half of the
century - Focus on the entire metropolitan area which extends beyond the city itself.
Turin as the national centre of a new economy: Turin's economy system has been shifting
away from almost a single - sector base to a more complex one made of new companies and
initiatives in the informatics field, new possibilities of employment, especially for
young people
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Turin as a city of culture: its literary and artistic
image (monuments and architectural structures, cultural activities and meeting points,
artistic initiatives).
Launeen Peruskoulu Lahti - Finland
- Ideal City - Lahti as city of culture, historical and
political aspects from the 40s.
Liceul Sadoveanu Bucharest - Romania
- Entertainment in town
- Architectural changes
- Contrast around the city
National College Basarab Bucharest -
Romania
- History of the city and its people
- Its political life
- Pollution, environment issues
- Policy of Education
- Culture in Bucharest.
Kalmar School Budapest - Hungary
- Architectural changes
- National identity inside the city.
Each school will develop the targeted
areas both focusing on its reality and comparing data with the other countries, through
questionnaires and documentary material. About questionnaires it would be more practical to
send back the requesting school the results of a statistical survey based on the answers given
by the replying students.
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