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education. However, it was discussed that simply awarding degrees is insufficient; the roles and missions of universities need to be expanded and redefined. Today, universities cannot fulfill their functions by isolating themselves from social and humanitarian issues and crises. In addition to their traditional functions of training/educating, research, and public service, universities should adopt missions aimed at the prevention and resolution of global terrorism, global warming, natural disasters, crises, global starvation, income inequality, inadequate health and education services, regional conflicts, and disasters resulting from global migration. Statistics on global terrorism, high arms expenditure, global starvation, regional conflicts, peacekeeping expenditures, income inequality, inadequate health and education services, global migration, unemployment, environmental pollution, global warming, and poverty underscore the need for universities to intervene both qualitatively and quantitatively.
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these issues. They must become more involved and assume different roles to try and respond to some of the issues facing society. They can be active participants in many processes, and take on new roles, such as peacemaker, mediator, entrepreneur, initiator, interactive participant, and the like. They can make recommendations to authorities and administrators, for example, that a reduction in the funds allocated to armaments must be transferred to university research projects in order to provide everybody with a more peaceful world. It will only then be possible to create an environment without hunger, poverty, conflicts, and war. In this context, universities should reconstruct their institutions to offer solutions to global and chronic problems.
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these issues. They must become more involved and assume different roles to try and respond to some of the issues facing society. They can be active participants in many processes, take on new roles, such as peacemaker, mediator, entrepreneur, initiator, interactive participant, and the like. They can make recommendations to authorities and administrators, for example, that a reduction in the funds allocated to armaments must be transferred to university research projects in order to provide everybody with a more peaceful world. It will only then be possible to create an environment without hunger, poverty, conflicts and war. In this context, universities should reconstruct their institutions to offer solutions to global and chronic problems.
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universities, Germany with its numerous universities, various European countries, the USA, Balkan countries, and African, and Asian countries. In total, 400 papers were published in the Congress proceedings. Roughly 500 speakers, including panelists, session speakers, keynote speakers, and those who presented their papers, contributed to the Congress.
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universities, Germany with its numerous universities, various European countries, the USA, Balkan countries, African, and Asian countries. In total, 400 papers were published in the Congress proceedings. Roughly 500 speakers, including panelists, session speakers, keynote speakers, and those who presented their papers, contributed to the Congress.
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International Association of Universities Prof. Pier Ugo Calzolari, distinguished scholars made speeches respectively; Prof. Dr. Ali Akdemir, Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University Rector; Prof. Ute Stoltenberg, ]; Prof. Dr. Enver Duran, Rector of Trakya University; Prof. Dr. ], Dean of Education Faculty
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Higher education now constitutes an international sector, and universities must seize the opportunities presented to them, cooperate and interact with NGOs and other institutions, and train professionals, employees, administrators, and leaders who can function and respond to the needs of a changing
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Higher education now constitutes an international sector, and universities must seize the opportunities presented to them, cooperate and interact with NGOs and other institutions, and train professionals, employees, administrators, and leaders who can function and respond to the needs of a changing
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Higher education now constitutes an international sector, and universities must seize the opportunities presented to them, cooperate and interact with NGOs and other institutions, and train professionals, employees, administrators, and leaders who can function and respond to the needs of a changing
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take on new roles, such as peacemaker, mediator, entrepreneur, initiator, interactive participant, and the like. They can make recommendations to authorities and administrators, for example, that a reduction in the funds allocated to armaments must be transferred to university research projects in
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The findings of the Congress indicated that the main tasks of universities cannot be restricted only to training-education, research, and public service subjects. As the global problems mentioned above are continually increasing and becoming more acute, universities cannot isolate themselves from
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The findings of the Congress indicated that the main tasks of universities cannot be restricted only to training-education, research, and public service subjects. As the global problems mentioned above are continually increasing and becoming more acute, universities cannot isolate themselves from
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The findings of the Congress indicated that the main tasks of universities cannot be restricted only to training-education, research, and public service subjects. As the global problems mentioned above are continually increasing and becoming more acute, universities cannot isolate themselves from
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the presidency of vice-president of International Association of Universities Prof. Pier Ugo Calzolari, distinguished scholars made speeches respectively; Prof. Dr. Ali Akdemir, Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University Rector; Prof. Ute Stoltenberg, ]; Prof. Dr. Enver Duran, Rector of Trakya University;
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The overarching theme prevalent in all Congress papers is the emphasis on the importance of attaining a significant and meaningful position in business, social, and political life, or within NGOs, which depends on obtaining a university degree from an institution that provides highly qualified
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The president of the Congress was ], the Rector of ], and the co-chair was Prof. Dr. ], the Rector of ]. Furthermore, the honorary president of the Congress became Prof. ] who is the former Rector of ] and the Vice President of ] (IAU). During the Congress, an attempt was made to establish the
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The president of the Congress was ], the Rector of ], and the co-chair was Prof. Dr. ], the Rector of ]. Furthermore, the honorary president of the Congress became Prof. ] who is the former Rector of ] and the Vice President of ] (IAU). During the Congress, an attempt was made to establish the
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During the Congress, Onsekiz Mart University hosted 400 invited guests, and approximately 1,000 domestic and foreign participants were accommodated in hotels in Çanakkale. The preparations for the Congress lasted 4 years, with full support from all institutions and corporations in Çanakkale.
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Many countries and universities from around the world—250 universities, along with numerous rectors, academicians, politicians, and representatives of non-governmental organizations from 50 countries—attended the Congress. This included representatives from Australia, with delegates from 10
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Many countries and universities from around the world—250 universities, along with numerous rectors, academicians, politicians, and representatives of non-governmental organizations from 50 countries—attended the Congress. This included representatives from Australia, with delegates from 10
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Many countries and universities from around the world—250 universities, along with numerous rectors, academicians, politicians, and representatives of non-governmental organizations from 50 countries—attended the Congress. This included representatives from Australia, with delegates from 10
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During the closing panel which was carried out under the presidency of the vice-president of the International Association of Universities Prof. Pier Ugo Calzolari, distinguished scholars made speeches respectively; Prof. Dr. Ali Akdemir, Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University Rector; Prof. Ute
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During the Congress, Onsekiz Mart University hosted 400 invited guests, and approximately 1,000 domestic and foreign participants were accommodated in hotels in Çanakkale. The preparations for the Congress lasted 4 years, with full support from all institutions and corporations in
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During the Congress, Onsekiz Mart University hosted 400 invited guests, and approximately 1,000 domestic and foreign participants were accommodated in hotels in Çanakkale. The preparations for the Congress lasted 4 years, with full support from all institutions and corporations in
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Prof. Dr. ], Dean of Education Faculty of Trakya University, Dr. Garik Gutman, ]; Assoc. Dr. John Hall, ]; Prof. Dr. Mahir Nakip, Deputy Rector of Ahmet Yesevi University; Prof. Dr. Herald Hauptmann, ]; Prof. Dr. Bernd Martin, Rector of ] and Prof. Dr. Jack Hawkins, Rector of ].
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Following the closing panel of WUC, a global organization of Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University, a declaration was released to the World with the participation of many scholars who are experts in their fields in accordance with the outputs of the Congress.
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need to be made by politicians, businessmen, NGOs, students, and universities in order to properly deal with the new global agenda. The most important emphasis of the congress was that “universities must adapt the innovations by undertaking new
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need to be made by politicians, businessmen, NGOs, students, and universities in order to properly deal with the new global agenda. The most important emphasis of the congress was that “universities must adapt the innovations by undertaking new
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of Trakya University, Dr. Garik Gutman, ]; Assoc. Dr. John Hall, ]; Prof. Dr. Mahir Nakip, Deputy Rector of Ahmet Yesevi University; Prof. Dr. Herald Hauptmann, ]; Prof. Dr. Bernd Martin, Rector of ] and Prof. Dr. Jack Hawkins, Rector of ].
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African, and Asian countries. In total, 400 papers were published in the Congress proceedings. Roughly 500 speakers, including panelists, session speakers, keynote speakers, and those who presented their papers, contributed to the
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world. The new generation of university administrators must emerge from their universities; rectors must become entrepreneurs and generate resources for high-quality research and service to the community locally and globally.
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world. The new generation of university administrators must emerge from their universities; rectors must become entrepreneurs and generate resources for high-quality research and service to the community locally and globally.
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world. The new generation of university administrators must emerge from their universities; rectors must become entrepreneurs and generate resources for high-quality research and service to the community locally and globally.
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The first '''World Universities Congress''' (WUC) was organized and hosted by ] between October 20 – 24, 2010 to discuss the question of ''the responsibilities and duties of universities in the face of global
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The first '''World Universities Congress''' (WUC) was organized and hosted by ] between October 20 – 24, 2010 to discuss the question of ''the responsibilities and duties of universities in the face of global
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these issues. They must become more involved and assume different roles to try and respond to some of the issues facing society. They can be active participants in many processes,
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order to provide everybody with a more peaceful world. It will only then be possible to create an environment without hunger, poverty, conflicts
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To address the question "What can world universities do to prevent global problems?", the following themes were discussed during the Congress:
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To address the question "What can world universities do to prevent global problems?", the following themes were discussed during the Congress:
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To address the question "What can world universities do to prevent global problems?", the following themes were discussed during the Congress:
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Following the closing panel of WUC, a global organization of Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University, a declaration released to the World with the
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and war. In this context, universities should reconstruct their institutions to offer solutions to global and chronic problems.
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Enhancing Non-Governmental Organization's Impact on Local and International Development.
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the responsibilities and duties of universities in the face of global problems
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Evolution of the University Concept: Past, Present, and Future Perspectives
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