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Showing 1 to 20 of 37 for “"Indigenization"”.
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Foreign direct investment & indigenization in zimbabwe's platinum sector: is the indigenization and economic empowerment act a deterrent to foreign investors?
Indigenization and the economic empowerment of historically disadvantaged communities is a delicate subject in many mining jurisdictions. This dissertation seeks to assess the effectiveness of Zimbabwe's indigenization laws in balancing the interests of foreign investors, host communities, the …
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Indigenization of industrial management in postcolonial Africa : a case study from Senegal
… study, I attempt to reconstruct the process of indigenization and management changes in a multinational cooperation, a phosphate mining company in Senegal, over four decades (1952 - 1996). The analysis relies mainly on the qualitative methodology of grounded theory developed by Anselm Strauss …
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Indigenization process of alcoholism treatment from the American to the Indian context
The education given to social work students in developing countries has been the subject of much recent study. In the earlier half of this century, professional social work was transferred from the developed world to developing countries. Much of this technology transfer was based on the belief …
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A Narrative Inquiry Into My Experiences Co-Teaching Alongside Cree Educators: Indigenization and School Mathematics
… through considerations around the meaning of Indigenization in school mathematics. I used a narrative inquiry methodology to explore the following research wonder: What are my experiences as a White Euro-Western mathematician working alongside Cree educators as we co-teach school mathematics …
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Indigenization of the music curriculum through Maskandi as a learning programme in two selected South African universities
… in South Africa. This qualitative study suggests indigenization of the music curriculum by adding Maskanda as a learning program. This study selected two South African universities to investigate the dominance of Eurocentric world view in music education. The study used Ethnomusicology and …
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'A band of Evangelists, native and "foreign"': the story of Japanese initiatives in indigenizing the Japan Evangelistic Band 1903-1940
Most research on indigenization in missions concentrates on missionary achievements of church planting and handing them over to nationals. This is a historical reconstruction of the indigenization of a mission organization, the Japan Evangelistic Band (JEB), from 1903 to 1940. I argue that in a …
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The Islamization of knowledge
… distinct approaches which I label traditional, indigenization, and nativization approaches. The legitimation used by the advocates of the Islamization of knowledge changed over time. The change is due to the increasing legitimacy and power the Islamization of knowledge gained in the last two …
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Developing an Indigenous Tourism Course: Indigenizing Curriculum through Participatory Action Research
… tourism education and reflects aspirations on Indigenization of education.The project was conducted in partnership with Indigenous scholar and curriculum developer Jasmine Feather Dionne, MATM Program Head Rebecca Wilson-Mah, and the researcher, with valuable contributions from Indigenous …
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The Africanization of the Methodist Church : with special focus on the Revs. Zaccheus R. Mahabane and the Rev. Seth Mokitimi
… attempted to challenge the church towards indigenization and Africanization, incorporating African values into the life of the church and addressing the question of how these can contribute new facets to the church. Issues such as polygamy, African rites, lobola and circumcision are now on …
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Stories of Return: A Collection of Repatriation Narratives
… suggest that repatriation beyond NAGPRA and the Indigenization of collections care are situated processes that should be understood contextually and historically. This thesis argues that, in some cases, repatriation beyond NAGPRA and the integration of Indigenous perspectives, practices, and …
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Wokiksuye : the politics of memory in Indigenous art, monuments, and public space
… contribute to the process of decolonization and Indigenization in America. Considerations embedded in notions of public space within a settler colonial society, such as the attempted erasure of Indigenous peoples and histories, and the supplanting of Western doctrines over Indigenous cultures, …
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Imaginaries of the Asian modern
… process of industrial adaptation and cultural indigenization, may be understood as contact zones where asymmetries of historical power battle. Examining the mismatch of Korean form and Japanese narrative in this television melodrama, the narrative traversal of modern spaces, and the reparative …
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Decolonizing Diet
… in effect are acts of decolonization and indigenization transforming reservations from spaces of colonial confinement to indigenous spaces in which indigenous life ways are lived and perpetuated. Using literature, websites, interviews and my own personal work in the field of food …
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THE VALUE OF GLOBAL LEARNING FOR NORTHERN AND INDIGENOUS STUDENTS
… analyzed using the Gaudry and Lorenz's (2018) Indigenization framework offering that the GENI and the IFSs provide lessons for decolonizing international study abroad activities. As such, the study added to the intersectionality of Indigenization and Internationalization in Canadian higher …
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Faculty Perspectives about the Impacts of Implementing Indigenous Content at Humber College in Ontario, Canada
… justice, and interest in the decolonization and Indigenization of curricula had the most significant impacts on the implementation of Indigenous content.
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Critiquing Ethnohermeneutics Theories: A Call for an Author-Oriented Approach to Cross-Cultural Biblical Interpretation
… missiological discussions related to indigenization and contextualization that laid the groundwork for the development of theories related to ethnohermeneutics. Chapter 3 is an evaluation of ethnohermeneutics theories of interpretation. It provides an overview of these theories by …
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Analyzing the Depiction of Women in Iranian Post-Revolutionary Film Adaptations
… A Doll’s House. It examines how Mehrjui’s indigenization techniques enable a parallel between women’s situations in 1870s Norway and 1990s Iran, resulting in a socially conscious, culturally grounded adaptation. Chapter two centers on Farzad Motamen’s White Nights (2003), adapted from …
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Journeying Through a Pedagogy of Peace: Creating and Translating an Indigenous Critical Pedagogical Framework from Theory to Practice
… society. In this PhD, I critically examine Indigenization and decolonization, drawing on both my lived experiences and key works in education, cultural studies, and Indigenous studies. My approach is deeply grounded in the land, worldviews, and knowledge systems of the Haudenosaunee and …
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