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Race, Culture, and Ethnicity

Pediatrics, 1991
To the Editor.— In a recent article published in Pediatrics regarding cosleeping in a community sample of 2- to 3-year-old children,1 Madansky and Edelbrock reported that cosleeping was more common among nonwhite families and that this might reflect a "subcultural practice." Putting aside for the moment the question of what is meant by ...
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Ethnicity and culture: thinking about ‘police ethnicity’

The British Journal of Sociology, 2006
AbstractResearch about the development of ethnic identifications within contexts of employment has been neglected, not least by proponents of ‘new ethnicities’. Drawing on evidence from a two year study of Black Police Associations in the constabularies of England and Wales, this paper is concerned with the construction and sustaining of a particular ...
Holdaway, Simon, O'Neill, Megan
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An Introduction to Ethnic and Cultural Diversity

Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1995
Ethnic and cultural diversity are important determinants of alcohol and drug use patterns and consequences. Cultural differences constitute proximal determinants of alcoholism and imply certain differences in attitudes, values, and perceptual constructs as a result of different culturally based experiences.
A G, Barthwell, W, Hewitt, I, Jilson
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Ethnic reunion and cultural affinity

Tourism Management, 2013
Abstract Ethnic reunion is the propensity of tourists to travel to regions where their ancestors originate from, while cultural affinity is the propensity of tourists to travel to regions with a shared cultural identity. This paper uses a “world migration matrix”, which records the year-1500 origins of the current populations of 159 countries, in a ...
Johan Fourie, Maria Santana-Gallego
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Not Ethnicity, But Culture

Russian Education & Society, 1999
The explosion of national self-awareness that followed the president's offer to "take as much freedom as you can carry" is starting to revive the Russian school as well.
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Ethnicity, culture, and social resources

American Journal of Community Psychology, 1990
Assessed social integration (existence or quantity of relationships) and social (specifically, emotional) support in Mexican Americans (MAs) and non-Hispanic whites (NHWs). Ethnic differences were seen as arising from (a) demographic differences between ethnic groups that account for ethnic differences; (b) demographic attributes that have different ...
J M, Golding, L A, Baezconde-Garbanati
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Ethnicity, culture and cultural pluralism*

Ethnic and Racial Studies, 1978
(1978). Ethnicity, culture and cultural pluralism. Ethnic and Racial Studies: Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 139-153.
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The institutionalization of ethnicity: The culture of ethnicity in Singapore

Ethnic and Racial Studies, 1982
(1982). The institutionalization of ethnicity: The culture of ethnicity in Singapore. Ethnic and Racial Studies: Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 127-139.
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The Ethnicity of Ohio's Strength Culture

Ohio History, 2010
Ohio, perhaps more than any other state, served as a conduit in the nineteenth century for the westward movement of Americans seeking to escape the overcrowded eastern seaboard.1 After the War of 1812, with fertile lands opening west of the Appalachians, public officials were eager to attract immigrants to fill a population vacuum.
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Culture, ethnicity, and mental health

Journal of Religion & Health, 1977
This is the important point, I think, both in the research field and in the research-policy-administrative-political field that might be characterized by the collective interests of people in these fields. Our discussions do not suggest unalterable directions for our efforts, and whatever answers we may come up with do not suggest final conclusions. If
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