Where Do We Go From Here? Niger Delta, Crumbling Urbanscape and Migration in Tanure Ojaide’s When It No Longer Matters Where You Live by Senayon S. Olaoluwa

“…I argue that the onus falls on the government to make conditions of urbanscapes in the homeland attractive and worth living for the retrieval of its human resources from the vortex of dispersal that has been exacerbated by globalization. …”
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Marie Prisland – her role in preserving Slovenian culture and tradition among Slovenian migrants in the United States by Mirjam Milharčič-Hladnik

“…As much as she wished to preserve the traditional gender roles, she believed that only a changed, respected Slovenian woman with authority could become a part of the history of Slovenians in the States and in the homeland.…”
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Portrait of Deradicalization in Indonesia: Has Pancasila Been Considered Effective? by Johan Febriansyah

“…Therefore, the government must always be active in eradicating radicalism and deradicalization in order to create a harmonious, peaceful, safe and secure life in our beloved homeland.…”
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FRIEDRICH BRAUELL: LIFE AND RESEARCH by M. V. Trushin

“…Brauell as a scientist – his education received in Germany, visit to the Russian Empire for service, confirmation of academic degree received at homeland. His first steps in the field of teaching and science at Kazan University are discussed in details, his efforts to create a collection of anatomical preparations are described. …”
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Re-examining the Representation of the Land in Hosea 4–11 in Light of Sacred Space by Stefanie Rembold

“… This article reconsiders the role of land in the YHWH-Israel relationship in Hos 4–11, a text which reworks positive notions of land—gift, inheritance, homeland—as the land becomes associated with Israel’s iniquitous actions and distorted values. …”
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The Chang in The Concept of Estrangement and Meaning by saleh shoqueir, sahar mohammed

“… The importance of this research is the nature of the problem it handles , which is the phenomenon of Westernization (away from homeland) and its long term that accompanied the man since ancient times. …”
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Em busca de um lugar ao sol: a viagem de Goethe à Itália by Geraldo José Diogo Filho

“…In the course of landscapes very different from those of his homeland, the celebrated poet finds, in the south of the Alps, environmental conditions much more favorable to the study of nature, in view of the lower latitudes, the less frigid thermal conditions and the more luxuriant vegetation of the Mediterranean Region, as we tried to emphasize in the title of this article. …”
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LISZT – PROGRAMATIC IDEALS: „HARMONIES POÉTIQUES ET RÉLIGIEUSES” by Ecaterina BANCIU

“…After long years of glorious journeys and disillusionment, the mature virtuoso, the “wandering son” finds his homeland and his identity and he retreats in order to create. …”
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Dynamics, Stability & Tradition: The Role of the Religions of Iranian Speakers in Central and Eastern Asia by Yukiyo Kasai

“…Some kept the religious practices of their homeland in these newly established colonies, while others converted to the local dominant religions. …”
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Męskości argentyńskie a Trans-Atlantyk Witolda Gombrowicza by Tomasz Kaliściak

“…The author analyses Gombrowicz’s texts and uses terms, such as hybrid masculinity (Eduardo Archetti) or plebeian masculinities (Pablo Ben).The idea of homeland is strongly connected with hegemoniczna masculinity and national ideology. …”
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Patriotism and the Spanish territorial crisis in the discourse of Podemos by A. Demkina

“…The study examines what place in terms of cognitive linguistics the concepts of “homeland”, “patriotism”, “patriot”, “State”, “national flag” occupy in the rhetoric of the present political institution. …”
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Linking the Eastern and Western Sea The Dialogue of "Hakime Onsi" with Hafiz and Heidegger by ahmadali haidari

“…Fardid in his study addressed him as "Hakime Onsi" and with emphasis on specific ontology of Hafiz, which lies in the depth of Iranians' mentality, refers to Heidegger who is an existential thinker likewise with the advantage of his deep thoughts and analysis of thought current in the rest attempts to integrate the semantic richness of Hafiz's reflections with the extensive thoughts of Heidegger so that the people of our homeland can appropriately define one of the possible achievements of our cultural relations with the modern erea. …”
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History of the Jewish of Doumna in the Othoman Empire by عبد المنعم الأحمد, سحر علي

“…Finally , the Jewish of Doumna are the true founders of the Zionist movement and the idea of making Palestine a national homeland for them . …”
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Literature od Serbian immigrant in Australia 1941-1991 by Rajšić Svetislav Đ.

“…The first written records about Serbian people in the land of Australia are dated around 1860, but during the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century, there were very little data about this community, even in their land of emigration, and also in their homeland. This article will try to note and identify some members of the Serbian emigration community from 1941 to 1991 who became authors of various literary types in the Serbian language. …”
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Entre sentiment et raison : l’éducation morale et civique à l’école laïque dans la République en France (1870-1914) by Yali Meng

“…All in all, we are willing to explore is that whether Peguy’s « black hussars » contributes to the dissemination of « secular religions », which would be the Homeland and the Certificate of Studies, the breviary of a promised land of Universal Education.…”
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Research Note: The New Role of a Central Asian Diaspora by Vera Skvirskaja

“… One of the common features of post-Soviet Central Asian diapora is its close connection to the homeland (the independent countries  of the former Soviet Central Asia) manifested in various economic ties, including investments into kinship networks and business ventures. …”
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NASIONALISME DALAM PENDIDIKAN ISLAM by Lukman Hakim

“…As a result, people tend to consider that santri (Muslims) no longer has a love for his homeland (nationalism). This paper intends to provide an overview that historically, Islam was actually very nationalistic, particularly in the Dutch colonial times. …”
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Transnational Practices and Emotional Belonging among Early 20th-Century Greek Migrants in the United States by Margarita Dounia

“…Further, it explores transnationalism as a holistic, multi-faceted and all-encompassing ground, with its dynamics influencing not only migrants, but also their families and societies back in the homeland.…”
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The Lebanese Diaspora at the Tri-Border and the Redrawing of South American Geopolitics, 1950–1992 by John Tofik Karam

“… Economic and political dynamics of diaspora are relevant to understanding not only the homeland but also the making of a regional order farther afield. …”
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Migration Strategies and Human-Made Disasters: Considering Tajik Migration Policy Initiatives in Tashkorgan from the Perspective of Disaster Anthropology by Phuong Nguyen Tram Thi

“…It examines how the local Tajik people have been reacting to and coping with natural disasters and the related relocation policy initiatives and how the disaster they are increasingly facing is the desecration of their homeland and the destruction of their traditional livelihood. …”
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