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The concept 'society' in social theory has generally presupposed notions of cultural cohesion and social integration associated with national societies and the framework of modernity. This older idea of the social emerged out of the experience with institution-building associated with the rise...
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interaction between their consumption of western media/ culture and local Native traditions and customs. The article poses the … question, to what extent does western youth culture as expressed in TV, film, music and sport get taken up and moulded around a … more contemporary Native youth identity? Utilising theoretical notions of hybridity and hegemony, and a mixed methodology …
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Research Resource: Using Metadata for Cross-National Comparisons
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nationalism, and more recent identity politics, are part of nationalist structures. They involve either the exclusion of other … forms of state, or of other orders of states, or the intensification of identity as it exists. …
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Research Resource: The CSPP specializes in comparative public policy research. Since 1991 it has developed a unique programme of cross-national cross-time surveys to monitor the transformation of post-Communist societies. In collaboration with the Paul Lazarsfeld Society, Vienna, more than 80...
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The Republic of Ireland became a country of net immigration for the first time in 1996 and a large body of literature … integration. However, there is a paucity of sociological literature on the effect of unprecedented immigration at local or … community level. This article addresses this deficit by demonstrating how the social identity of a place, home to a particularly …
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opened up the question of identity in Irish public culture. This paper examines the processes involved in mediating who … Northern Ireland and net immigration following decades of emigration, represent critical moments in Irish history that have … what it says about 21st century Ireland. To develop this argument, I firstly posit identity construction as processual …
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AbstractIn southern European countries, where immigration is a recent phenomenon, cultural and religious diversity …
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This paper explores the meaning of the concept of generational identity for a specific cohort of individuals born in … members' sense of identity and specifically asked 'Do you think of yourself as belonging to a particular generation?' Cohort …/political events. Indeed the majority of them do not have a strong generational identity and might be thought of as a 'passive …
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as a basis for an identity that may be remembered over a sustained period of time. For the parent of a stillborn child … there is no such basis and the claim for a continuing social identity for their son or daughter is precarious. Drawing on … interviews with the parents of 22 stillborn children, this paper explores the identity work performed by parents concerned to …
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