How does migration affect the value foundation on which the European welfare states are built?
In Sweden, it became popular to conceptualize and design citizenship education from a common value foundation in the 1990s.
Ulla Tørnæs, then Minister of Education, further explained that it'is in conflict with the value foundation of the Danish school to teach in another language than Danish [sic]' (quoted in Folketinget, 2002).
Especially noteworthy is what may be called a universalization of the value foundation through the incorporation of human and children's rights declarations, mandatory plans of anti-discrimination and equal treatment, all of which essentially serve to protect a liberal value of the individual (Fernández, 2012; cf. SOU, 2002 43; SOU, 2004:50; Prop. (Bill), 2005/06:38).
The following dozen years of social democratic reign (1994 2006), are characterized by a more pluralist approach in which the value foundation becomes the subject of deliberation, negotiation and change, rather than being derived from a set of relatively fixed reference points (Ekman, 2011, p. 40ff, Skolverket, 1998, 2000, Zachari & Modigh, 2003).
For each value of foundation stiffness three values of Poison's ratio (0.30, 0.35, and 0.40) are considered as shown in legend.
I have long advocated the creation of an international institute of Jewish values, a foundation dedicated to producing and training exponents of Israel advocacy and Jewish values.
It has a significant effect on the beam which decreases with an increase of values elastic foundation stiffness.
Late last year, I realized Couchsurfing's rapid organic growth required that we crystalize and strengthen our core values — the foundation for everything we do.
Inflation is also playing a role, eroding assets and the value of foundation giving; assets have not grown since 2000, after adjustment for inflation.
Still, it was not as severe as the center predicted last year, based on the sharp loss in the value of foundation assets.
