For one thing, Europe's approach to immigration and integration is rooted in its historic experience with relatively homogeneous cultures.

"The Japanese have a homogeneous culture, and we do not," he said.

He did, however, believe that a homogeneous culture made for a higher level of civilization than the "kaleidoscope" New York had become.

The world's diverse cultural heritage is being rapidly replaced by a homogeneous global industrial culture.

To a child growing up on a military base, in a homogeneous culture, the individuality of civilian life was once thought to be completely foreign.

To what extent does an organisation exhibit a common, homogeneous culture?

Despite the surface appearance of a homogeneous political culture, there is considerable dispute among residents over planning.

This demand for novelty is a burden not imposed by earlier, more stable and homogeneous musical cultures, even upon their popular music.

The national government has since abandoned efforts to impose a homogeneous Chinese culture.

Angolan migrants in Portugal do not have a particularly homogeneous culture.