 For centuries, we have given red, heart-shaped gingerbread cakes to our sweethearts. Nowadays, we give the Gingerbread Heart to honoured guests and friends - today, we give it to YOU!
Globalisation and Identity, ISPA’s 2010 Zagreb Congress, will be proudly held in the capital of Croatia. Croatia is a country that has preserved its soul and identity and its cultural and historical heritage in our fast paced and progressive world. Over three days, a broad spectrum of international speakers will engage us in the challenges of embracing global interconnectedness while maintaining local cultural integrity.
Join us for Globalisation and Identity on June 3-5 in Zagreb, Croatia.
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 Thank you for your interest in attending Globalisation and Identity, on June 3-5, 2010 in Zagreb, Croatia. Please take a moment to review all of the registration information in detail before completing your registration.
Did you know? Zagreb has over 100 cultural institutions and holds 2500 cultural events, concerts, exhibitions, and more a year...
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 Zagreb, a quintessentially Central European city, is situated in the center of the geographic, cultural and economic triangle of Vienna, Budapest and Venice. Zagreb has always been, and continues to be, a part of the cultural circle of Europe. Today, Zagreb boasts a thriving population of one million residents who have come from all over Croatia and the world to make it the diverse and culturally rich capital it is today.
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Globalisation and Identity, ISPA's 2010 Zagreb Congress is hosted by LADO, the Folk Dance Ensemble of Croatia, and the City of Zagreb. Meet your host team below:
Did you know? "LADO, an archaic Slavic word, is a synonym for good, loveable and dear, and is frequently used as a refrain in ancient ceremonial songs from north-western Croatia."
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