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Showing 1 to 20 of 27 for “"HT Cymunedau. Dosbarthiadau cymdeithasol. Hil"”.
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Irresistible Media City Life: Media Architecture Participates in the Urban Public Spaces and the Construction of Environmental Visual Imagination in China
… and innovation. The research highlights its dual function as both a medium for expressing urban identity, and as a platform for addressing challenges posed by modernisation and social transformation. By synthesising perspectives from urban studies, media studies, and sociology, this …
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Residential Satisfaction and Behavioural Intentions - A Study of Private Housing in Hong Kong
… on the pilot study results and the advice of eight experts from the industry. The main study consists of 403 residents living in private housing in Hong Kong. The quantitative method was used in this study because it allows for the development of a standardised instrument that can be used to …
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A place to belong? The changing place of Church in rural life.
… of ‘placeness’ and place‐making suggests a bright future can be secured for multi‐purposed church‐buildings at the heart of rural village.
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Sense of place, identity and attachment : entering university.
Sense of Place is a topic that has attracted considerable interest of late; how people relate to their location and how this bond can increase or decrease can have considerable bearing on levels of well-being and adjustment. Place attachment can also be strengthened through social interplay and …
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Co-Creation of Local History: Working with the Odd Down History Group
… the history and heritage of their local area, whilst others are passionate about it but may not have an outlet through which to share their passion. This is potentially even more likely in a World Heritage City such as Bath, where the focus is almost exclusively on the city centre locations that …
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Decolonising Academic Integrity; A critical literature review of Global South international postgraduate students’ experiences at UK universities
… and epistemic traditions that assume neutrality while reproducing inequity. Despite growing interest in international students’ experiences, there remains a significant gap in scholarship applying a decolonial critical analysis capable of interrogating UK universities’ institutional power …
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Aggravating Factors, Migraine Severity, and Healthcare Access among UK South Asians: A Systematic Review
… disparities. Conclusion: This review highlights a pressing need for culturally competent healthcare policies and targeted interventions that address the specific barriers faced by South Asian communities in migraine care. Improved representation in clinical research, enhanced provider …
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From Menarche to Menopause: A Systematic Review of Black and Asian Minority Ethnic (BAME) Women's Reproductive Health Challenges in the UK
… including menstruation, maternity care, childbirth, cancer related to reproduction, sexual and reproductive health, and menopause. Methods: A systematic review was conducted to gather insights from existing research. An electronic database search of PubMed, Science Direct, Medline, BMJ, …
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The activities of the Aborigines Protection Society as a pressure group on the formulation of colonial policy 1868-80
… existed for the purpose of protecting the rights of the indigenous populations of the colonies of the British Empire. It is the object of this thesis to demonstrate how effective it was in achieving this aim in a selected twelve year period, and to discover if these years were of particular …
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The Influence of Immigration Status on the General Health Outcomes of Adult BAME Migrants in East London
… The results are interpreted in Chapter 5 in light of current theory and research, emphasising the interdependence of various factors and stressing the significance of taking an intersectional and holistic approach to public health. The dissertation's original contributions are summarised in …
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Emotional Empowerment Design for Older People from a Positive Ageing Perspective: A Case Study of Zhengzhou, China
As population ageing is becoming increasingly prominent in today's society, how to enhance the quality of life and well-being of older people through design, so that they can become the dominant players in their own later life, and thus achieve positive ageing, is the main concern of this study. …
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Mental Health Service Utilisation Disparities Between South Asian, Black Caribbean, and White British Populations in England: A Systematic Review
Background: Inequality in mental health cutting across ethnic groups has existed in England, and the pattern of service uptake varies widely among the South Asian group, Black Caribbean and the White British. Although ethnic minority groups have similar or even greater occurrences of mental health …
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The Effects of using Artificial Intelligence Facilities in Building Harmonious Communities in Property Management in Hong Kong and China
This research attempts to explore the effects of using Artificial Intelligence (AI) facilities to build harmonious communities in residential estates in Hong Kong and mainland China. Three studies have been conducted with positive findings. Study 1 collects primary data from ten (10) senior …
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Association Between Socioeconomic Status (SES) and Obesity Among Adults: A Systematic Literature Review
… obesity prevalence in high-income settings, while in some low-and middle-income contexts, higher SES groups show greater obesity risk, reflecting transitional nutrition environments. Mediating factors such as gender, ethnicity, age, cultural norms, and environmental conditions further shape …
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Aspects of Islam and social coexistence: the case of Britain
This study deals with coexistence between Muslims and non-Muslims in the British society in the social context from an Islamic perspective. It identifies factors working for achieving coexistence between Muslims and non-Muslims in Britain. It also deals with factors that could undermine that …
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Conflict Resolution : A study of identity, social/economic exclusion, islamophobia and racism
This Ph. D. thesis seeks to develop the field of knowledge regarding Muslims, Conflict, and Conflict Resolution. It represents new scholarship within an under-researched field. Methodology utilises extensive fieldwork interviews undertaken within the London Borough of Newham, together with other …
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Islamophobia in the UK : the role of British newspapers in shaping attitudes towards Islam and Muslims.
… wake of 7/7 and post 7/7. The findings highlight that there is a disproportionate amount of coverage connected to Islam and Muslims. Evidence has been uncovered that suggests that some newspapers, especially the tabloids, have tended to present Muslims and Islam in a negative light, resorting …
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The ‘Prevent’ Strategy in Bedfordshire.‘Has the Government Prevent Strategy been implemented effectively for the Muslim communities in Bedfordshire? Do members of that community and practitioners view it as a positive or negative contribution to community cohesion, engagement and protection from vulnerability to radical extremism?
… but that Prevent remains controversial, whilst cohesion policies retain greater respect and acceptance. It will also show that in general the Prevent strategy has positively guided police and partnership work and that it has taken on a new momentum in the form of ‘safeguarding’, with the …
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Social and religious interaction and integration of Chinese Muslim converts with Malays in Kuala Lumpur an empirical study
… social differences that emerge post-conversion. Whilst they are welcomed by their Malay counterparts, it is nevertheless hypothesized that they may not interact and integrate fully into the Malay socio-religious community. Therefore, I conducted this empirical research directly looking for the …
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