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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"National Movements"”.

  1. US Foreign Policy Towards National Movements: Impact of Joint Combat Operations, Affective Trust, and Identity

    This study explores US foreign policy toward national movements (NMs), focusing on Kurdish groups across all parts of Kurdistan: Syria, Iraq, Iran, and Turkey. It investigates the central question of why the US views certain Kurdish NMs as strategic allies while labeling others as terrorists. The …

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  2. A Study on Mobility: Pakistani-Origin Muslim Youth in Higher Education

    … investigates the gendered lifeworlds of transnational Pakistani-origin, Muslim college students in New York City and in Lahore, Pakistan. My ethnographic approach follows the multiple and overlapping mobility trajectories of transnational youth as marked by particular, semiotic practices and …

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  3. At the Crossroads Commercial Music and Community Experience The Quonset Auditorium - A Roadhouse on the Dixie Highway

    … Quonset Auditorium in relation to regional and national movements of the day such as highway development, commercial and popular music, and the civil rights movement. With hindsight, we can see that the Quonset Auditorium stood at a crossroads as regards these social and technological movements

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  4. Going with the flow?: the medical school pipeline and advising premedical African American students on predominantly white campuses

    … professional associations have launched national movements to recruit people from populations that are underrepresented in medicine for the health professions. While this recruitment effort showed substantial results initially, recent occurrences have impeded the growth. Relevant …

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  5. Federalism and Conflict Management in Ethiopia. Case Study of Benishangul-Gumuz Regional State.

    … introduced a federal system of government as a national level approach to intra-state conflict management. Homogenisation of cultures and languages by the earlier regimes led to the emergence of ethno-national movements and civil wars that culminated in the collapse of the unitary state in 1991. …

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  6. The political effectiveness of non-state violence : paradox, polarity, and the pursuit of power

    … to account for the internal dynamics of social movements within which armed groups are embedded obscures many of the most important causes and effects of non-state violence. The structuralist theory of non-state violence holds that the structure of power within social movements explains the …

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  7. ETHNO-NATIONALISM AND ETHNIC CONFLICTS IN CENTRAL ASIA

    … clashes in the lands where gracious internationalism should have replaced chauvinist nationalism?” and (2) “what lessons can be learnt from Central Asia’s nation-formational processes and its recent experiences of ethnic violence lest mistakes be repeated in its present and future …

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