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[Review of] Richard H. Thompson. Theories of Ethnicity: A Critical Appraisal [PDF]

, 1990
This work is a systematic attempt to identify certain major theories that govern our discourse and analyses of issues pertaining to ethnicity and race.
Washington, Johnny
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Dual‐career Spanish couples in Europe: Work‐family balance in childcare

International Migration, Volume 62, Issue 4, Page 160-172, August 2024.
Abstract The article explores the childcare arrangements made by Spanish migrants in Belgium, Germany and the United Kingdom. The research is based on semi‐structured interviews conducted after an exploratory survey. The respondents, mostly women with university degrees, had engaged in intra‐European mobility between the economic recession of 2008 and ...
Angeles Escriva, Eva Bermúdez Figueroa, Mª. Ángeles Minguela   +2 more
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Collective victim beliefs in the aftermath of historical trauma and their effects on psychological well‐being: Initial findings among the Polish diaspora in the United States

Journal of Community &Applied Social Psychology, Volume 34, Issue 4, July/August 2024.
Abstract Historical trauma impacts the affected groups long after traumatic events. In response to such experiences, people may make sense of this history through collective victimisation beliefs that compare their ingroup's experiences to outgroups' experiences.
Magdalena Skrodzka, Johanna Ray Vollhardt   +1 more
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“Quem pode ser a dona?”: Afro‐Brazilian women entrepreneurs and gendered racism

Gender, Work &Organization, Volume 31, Issue 4, Page 1149-1165, July 2024.
Abstract In 2013, the number of Black entrepreneurs surpassed the number of White entrepreneurs in Brazil. Of those Black entrepreneurs, 30 percent were women. In Brazil, gendered racism often stereotypes Black women as domestic servants or hypersexual.
Demetrius Miles Murphy
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Birthing hostages: Haitian women's stories of maternal medicine, debt, and hospital detention

Medical Anthropology Quarterly, Volume 38, Issue 2, Page 208-223, June 2024.
Abstract What does it mean that hospitals in Haiti have become widespread sites of “kidnapping” for mothers and babies? In at least 46 countries, including Haiti, indebted patients are extralegally held prisoner in hospitals until family members, kin, outside groups, or charities pay their outstanding bills.
Alissa Jordan
wiley   +1 more source

De l’Arménie au Québec : Itinéraires de souvenirs touristiques [PDF]

, 2005
À partir d’un corpus de souvenirs touristiques relevés dans des intérieurs domestiques de la diaspora arménienne du Québec, cet article se propose de retracer le parcours des objets, de leur acquisition en Arménie jusqu’à leur intégration dans les ...
Fourcade, Marie-Blanche
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Crosscurrents of Contagion: Snakes, Rumours, Rivers, and Ebola in Sierra Leone's Borderlands

Antipode, Volume 56, Issue 3, Page 847-871, May 2024.
Abstract When the Ebola virus crossed undetected into Sierra Leone and exacerbated the 2014–15 crisis, the World Health Organization blamed the breach on a traditional healer treating patients from Guinea. Meanwhile, local residents initially maintained that her death was not Ebola‐related but a serpent's curse, an assumption grounded in lived ...
Samuel Mark Anderson
wiley   +1 more source

Perilaku Bahasa Diaspora Orang Bali di Jawa Timur: Kajian Sosiolinguistik [PDF]

, 2015
PERILAKU BAHASA DIASPORA ORANG BALI DI JAWA TIMUR:KAJIAN SOSIOLINGUISTIK Ni Wayan SartiniFakultas Ilmu Budaya UNAIR Surabayayaniwiratha@yahoo.com Abstrak: Penelitian ini mendeskripsikan perilaku bahasa diaspora Bali di Jawa Timur.
Sartini, N. W. (Ni)
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The Yugoslav War that was not theirs: The case of national minority millennials

Nations and Nationalism, Volume 30, Issue 2, Page 306-323, April 2024.
Abstract This paper delves into the experiences of ethnic Hungarian millennials in Vojvodina, Serbia, who came of age during the tumultuous Yugoslav Wars in the 1990s. Despite their non‐involvement in the conflict, they grappled with substantial challenges arising from surging nationalism that impacted both society and their personal lives.
Karolina Lendák‐Kabók
wiley   +1 more source

The Black Wanderer: Reading the Black Diaspora, Resistance, and Becoming in <i>The History of Mary Prince</i> in the Classroom

ABO: Interactive Journal for Women in the Arts, 1640-1830, 2023
This paper examines The History of Mary Prince as a pedagogical tool for exploring complexities within the Black Diaspora. As Paul Gilroy’s articulations of the Black Atlantic inform my approach, Prince’s circuitous journey through the West Indies and England situates her process of becoming as one mired in longing and loss.
openaire   +1 more source