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Arts and Sciences
Program
The revolutionary history of
the 20th century demonstrates
that ideas have consequences
and therefore education towards
stabilization and promotion
of a free, just and democratic
societies is a necessary component
to any successful economic development
package. Data of development
in transition countries, proves
that economics is not enough,
and that education is necessary
to insure the successful pursuit
of the common good.
These principles sustain a just
democracy and serve as a stabilizing
force which in turn safeguards
privatization and economic efforts
in society. So emphasis on the
sciences and political and philosophical
principles of man’s relation
to himself, society and others
are critical in order to create
an intelligent and involved
civic society.
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