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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Pakistani men"”.

  1. Subcultural Acculturation: A Dialectic approach to consumer acculturation of second generation British Pakistani Men

    … ethnographic case study of second generation Pakistani men in a medium-sized town in England. My work is in the tradition of consumer culture theory, an area of inquiry that is concerned with exploring the intersection of consumption and larger socio-cultural dimensions. As opposed to the …

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  2. A qualitative exploration into how UK Pakistani male immigrants deal with personal problems and stresses in everyday life

    … United Kingdom have comparatively low rates of mental health service utilization. Whilst several possible explanations have been offered by researchers, including lack of available information, language barriers, and variations in help-seeking behaviour, existing studies have yielded …

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  3. The experiences of second generation Pakistani Muslim men receiving individual cognitive behavioural therapy : an interpretative phenomenological analysis

    … and the largest group of Muslims in the UK has a Pakistani heritage. Analysis of the existing research suggests that Pakistani Muslim men with psychological difficulties under-utilise mental health services in the UK. Several studies (mainly quantitative in nature) have reported that CBT can be an …

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  4. Hegemony, marginalisation, and hierarchies: Masculinities in contemporary Pakistani anglophone fiction

    By being empowered as subjects, authors of Pakistani anglophone fiction present a more nuanced, layered, and complex picture of Pakistan than the Western hegemonic discursive construction of the country as a hub of terror. Contemporary Pakistani anglophone fiction provides an insight into the …

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