Ethnic Identities
The Discursive Construction of Ethnic Identities: The Case of Greek-Cypriot Students
... their ethnic identities by the use of elements that have an indexical function such as personal pronouns and ethnic labels, repetitions, nationalistic expressions, reference to origin, and ...which ...
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Gender dimension of ethnic identities and conflicts in Kenya: The case of Bukusu and Sabaot Communities
... Therefore, this thesis examines how the interaction between gender and ethnicity contribute to the construction of ethnic identities and ethnic conflicts, principally how ethnic identiti[r] ...
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Between Dark Black and Light Brown Discourses and Ethnic Identities among Afrodescendant Boys and Girls in School Context in Bogotá
... way ethnic identities are constructed by Afrodescendant boys and girls aged 6-12 in school contexts in Bogotá as there is little research in such specific context and topic in ...their ethnic ...
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San Simon : God Passing Boundaries : Ethnic Identities and Boundary Dynamics in "Contact Zone" of Post-colonial Guatemala
... The deity is called by different names such as Ximon , Judas , Maximón , or San Simón, depending on Cofradias (and individual wor- shippers ) . He is the most enigmatic and controversial deity ( or folk saint) among the ...
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'Producing class and ethnic identities among Turkish youth in working and middle class schools in Germany'
... Although there was no obvious hostility towards Turkish youth at Tannberg Hauptschule, there were other suggestions that Turkish people were still considered strangers and not part of the European project. For example, ...
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"Aye, but it were wasted on thee": Cricket, British Asians, ethnic identities, and the 'magical recovery of community'
... Over the last half century, Yorkshire’s ‘indigenous’ working class white community has been transformed. During the post Second World War and post-colonial periods Britain needed cheap labour to facilitate national ...
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Dancing with Ethnic Identities: How a Taiwan Aboriginal Dance Club Influenced Junior High Students
... students’ ethnic identity, we organized our data analysis using Phinney’s (1989) levels of ethnic identity ...parents’ ethnic identity (identity ...of ethnic identity are relevant to our ...
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Developing ethnic identities and ethnic attitudes in children: Theory and research in context
... same- ethnic members only for the rival ...an ethnic ‘minority’ in society, suggesting contextual or social-structural factors at work (see ...only ethnic) dimensions or desire to change teams within ...
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The Europeanisation of German Ethnic Identities: the case of German and Turkish students in two Stuttgart secondary schools
... For the broader study, conducted during the first half of 2004, I distributed a questionnaire to about 100 students in each school. The aim was to obtain broad insights into how students positioned themselves in relation ...
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Ethnic identities of immigrant and native adolescents: development and relationship to life satisfaction
... about ethnic identity (Dimitrova, Chasiotis, Bender, & van de Vijver, 2017; Douglass & Umaña-Taylor, 2017; Yip, ...achieved ethnic identity than non-immigrants (H3), coincident with previous ...
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Future identities : changing identities in the UK : the next 10 years. Final project report
... them. Ethnic identity, while unlikely to change significantly for an individual over their life, is an important element of how people define themselves and others, and at the wider community level, ethnic ...
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Negotiated uses, contested meanings, changing identities: Greek Cypriot media consumption and ethnic identity formations in North London
... tastes. Ethnic media, which are the focus here, can use the new ICTs to address and reflect multiple ethnic identities and diverse subgroup needs and interests, more than ever ...While ethnic ...
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Identities in diaspora: social, national and political identities of the Irish and Northern Irish in England.
... political identities, these differences, although statistically significant, are not great in absolute ...their identities and both groups are striving to achieve the same sense of distinction from their ...
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On epimorphisms and semigroup identities
... Abstract. Khan and Shah associated two natural numbers with a seminormal identi- ty. Using these natural numbers, we further enlarge the class of homotypical identities of which both sides contain repeated ...
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Ethnic socialization, ethnic identity, life satisfaction and school achievement of Roma ethnic minority youth
... ed. Ethnic socialization would positively relate to life satisfaction but there was no direct link for school ...for ethnic socialization with respect to both outcomes but more robustly for school ...where ...
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Languages, nations and identities
... This example demonstrates the interplay between structural decisions at the policy level and social agency. In effect, people’s language use in their negotiation of social life derives from a changing set of interests ...
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The Rogers Ramanujan Identities
... two identities for the first ...two identities later and then the two identities are known as The Rogers-Ramanujan ...two identities in solving the Hard Hexagon Model in Statistical ...
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Diophantine equations and identities
... Some new third and fifth degree combinatorial identities are derived from units in algebraic number fields... KEY WORDS AND PHRASES..[r] ...
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Think non-ethnic but act ethnic: An issue of breakout
... to ethnic entrepreneurship assumes that religious-cultural and generati onal factors espouse the intenti on and ability of the entrepreneur towards business ...local ethnic customer base to service a wider ...
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On the growth of the identities of algebras
... When A is a Lie algebra, the sequence of codimensions has a much more involved behavior. Volichenko in [20] showed that a Lie algebra can have overexponential growth of the codimensions. Starting from this, Petrogradsky ...
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