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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"assimilation and integration"”.

  1. “He who has the bigger stick has the better chance of imposing his definition of reality.” Assimilation and Integration: International Students in a Second Level School.

    … the present study. A number of works on the integration of international students in Irish education are completed but most of the important study has, to a large extent, concerned itself solely with third level. Others have been primarily theoretically driven, with little desire for …

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  2. Population ageing, longevity and migration: an overlapping generations approach

    … which has major economic, social, cultural and psychological implications. This thesis studies the main consequences of population ageing and the connections with the phenomenon of migration, The theoretical analysis is developed using Overlapping Generations Models (OLG). The thesis is …

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  3. ASSESSING THE ROLE OF SHAME AND HONOR DURING THE ALTA CONFLICT

    … of Norway were subject to colonial policies of assimilation and integration. According to historians of the Sami, colonial processes stigmatized Sami individuals and the Sami culture, producing feelings of shame. The concept of shame, for both individuals and groups, centers on experiencing …

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  4. ASSESSING THE ROLE OF SHAME AND HONOR DURING THE ALTA CONFLICT

    … of Norway were subject to colonial policies of assimilation and integration. According to historians of the Sami, colonial processes stigmatized Sami individuals and the Sami culture, producing feelings of shame. The concept of shame, for both individuals and groups, centers on experiencing …

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  5. Second-generation Turkish Americans in Chicago: the influences on the preservation of ethnic identity & Turkishness

    … investigates the preservation of Turkishness and ethnic identity in second generation Turkish Americans in the Chicago area. Since the turn of the century Turkish Americans have been part of the fabric of major metropolitan cities such as Chicago, coming in three major migration waves, but are …

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  6. The social structure and the process of assimilation of the Greek community in South Africa

    … of the Greek ethnic minority in South Africa, and the process of assimilation and integration of this minority within this particular society. The study is divided into four chapters, each having its own importance. In the first chapter, there is a synoptic picture of the different stages of …

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  7. The Impact of Homeland Politics on the National Identity of Palestinians Reflected in the Diaspora

    <p>Homeland politics shaped Arab and Palestinian nationalism over the course of three political administrations in historic Palestine. Policy administered under the Ottoman Empire and the British Mandate directly affected the national identity of the indigenous population. Just before the creation …

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  8. Segregation by design? : the evolution of an Islamic community in Michigan

    … melting pot can no longer explain the process of assimilation in American society. The current cultural scene is comprised of a mainstream group and a large number of subcultural enclaves. The coexistence of these groups leads to tensions between the mainstream culture and the various subcultures, …

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  9. A Canada in the South: Marronage in Antebellum American Literature

    … maroons—enslaved people who fled from slavery and self-exiled to places like swamps and forests—in the textual and historical worlds of the pre-Civil War United States. I examine a counter-archive of US literature that imagines marronage as offering alternate spaces of freedom, refuge, and

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  10. Fragile civility: an evangelical American school meets Korean educational sojourners in neoliberal time

    … Korea’s “Early Study Abroad” (ESA) movement and English hegemony and bilingual education, and in the larger narrative of global educational migration, especially the integration of international students into U.S. schools. It examines the conflicts that emerged when a noncompetitive …

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