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  1. What makes a good society?

  2. What is Social Progress Index?

  3. What is Gross Domestic Product?

  4. What kind of society does the EU represent?

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Listen to a talk by Michael Green

  1. How is culture defined?

  2. What is cultural intelligence?

  3. Who are interculturally sensitive people?

  4. Why is cultural diversity so important in the EU?

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Listen to a talk by Milton Bennett.

  1. What is direct democracy?

  2. What is indirect democracy?

  3. What is fluid democracy?

  4. Is democracy the only viable form of government?

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Listen to a talk by Lawrence Lessig.

  1. When was the EU founded? Why?

  2. Who were the founding members?

  3. How is it governed today?

  4. What are the "four freedoms" of the EU?

  1. How many times does the European Parliament meet? Where?

  2. What is the role of the European Commission?

  3. Who runs the work of the Council of the EU?

  4. What are the EU's interests in the world?

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