@misc{Drwęski_Bruno_Antagonistic_2016,
 author={Drwęski, Bruno},
 copyright={Copyright by Bruno Drwęski},
 address={Wrocław},
 howpublished={online},
 year={2016},
 publisher={Zakład Pedagogiki Społecznej Instytutu Pedagogiki Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego},
 language={eng},
 abstract={When we observe the history and heritage of great civilizations, we notice that we had almost always to do with civilizations we can define as "multicultural", even if such a concept did not exist in those times. Mesopotamia, Persia, Hellenistic States, and ancient Rome at the time of their splendour, Arab-Muslim empires during the Middle Ages, Mongol-Yuan Chinese empire, of Mongol Indies, Polish-Lithuanian-Ruthenian "Republic of the Two Nations", Soviet Union, United States - those are some examples of states and civilizations that, not taking into account our own opinions and feelings concerning their political regime or legitimacy, managed to have a strong influence on their development of human culture, art and political, social, ideological, theological, economical, scientific or legal culture.},
 title={Antagonistic cultural or global stratification? Lessons of history and social analysis: the causes of tensions in multicultural societies},
 keywords={Europe, islam, crisis, orientalism, West},
}