The Origins and Migrations of the Uralic People by Emil Heršak

“…The term "Uralic" was introduced under the supposition that the homeland of these peoples was located near the Urals. …”
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AMERICA LETTERS AS WITNESSES AND AGENTS OF CHANGE. NORWEGIAN-AMERICAN IMMIGRANT EPISTLES by Ioana-Andreea MUREȘAN

“…The letters written by immigrants to their family and friends in the homeland are pieces of a mosaic that provides a wider picture of the personal stories of migration. …”
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A New Book about Hittites by Alemko Gluhak

“…In the entire context, the question of the Indo-European homeland is important. The theory, presented by T. …”
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《蕉风》的马来亚化 (1955-1959) = Chao Foon’s Malayanization (1955-1959) by 陈苗苗 Chen, Miao Miao

“…As such, through inspecting Chao Foon’s Malayanization, this paper will primarily focus on two parts to examine its efforts in moulding a new homeland. The first part will explore the basic national issue of local identity and involvement in striving for independence, so as to shed light on the preparations or adaptations made in welcoming a newly formed state, while the second part will address the envisioning of a nation, particularly involving the settlement into a multicultural society, thereby revealing Chao Foon’s dedication and concern in creating an idealized homeland.…”
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The School Culture in the Context of the Hofstede's Culture Classification Investigation on Aphorisms by Yılmaz TONBUL, Özden ÖLMEZ CEYLAN

“…When the aphorisms were examined thematically, it was seen that emphasis is placed on the themes of “education, teachers, reading habit, being hardworking, love of homeland and science”. The themes: love, peace, benevolence, cooperation, etc. can be added to the previous ones. …”
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Sermo humilis and lyricism in Italianesi by Saverio La Ruina by Angela Albanese

“…But while he had spent the first half of his life ostracized as an Italian in Albania, he discovers that his new homeland marginalizes him as well, shunning him as an Albanian in Italy. …”
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Misyjne nauczanie Jana Pawła II podczas pielgrzymek do Polski by Grzegorz Adamiak

“… During his pilgrimages to his homeland, John Paul II was teaching his countrymen about the problems specifi c to the Church in Poland, but also to the whole Church. …”
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New progress and prospect of earthquake-related resistivity experiments by Tao Zhu

“…Geoelectrical resistivity is a proofed and effective earthquake precursor and has played and been playing important role in earthquake monitoring and prediction in our homeland since 1966. Lab/field experiments on characteristics, trend and mechanism of resistivity changes have not been ceased since 1960s associated with the applications of geoelectrical resistivity in earthquake monitoring and prediction. …”
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EDUCATIONAL MOBILITY AS A MEANS OF RETURN MIGRATION: YOUNG POLISH DIASPORA MEMBERS FROM THE FORMER USSR by Marcin Gońda

“…Secondly, the article investigates biographical stories and aims at comparing two young Poles’ return paths to the ancestral homeland. It reconstructs their mobility stages in order to specify (1) relations between migration experience and transformation of their national identification and (2) impact of migration experience on their whole biography (biographical relevance). …”
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Microbuses and Mobile Homemaking in Exile: Sudanese Visiting Strategies in Cairo by Anita Fábos

“…Ranging across space and connecting people through experiences and values of Sudanese “homeyness,” visiting during these fraught years connected individuals and networks into constellations that recreated familiar patterns of homemaking but also encouraged new meanings granted to homeland and belonging. Woven through the more familiar relationship between “home” and “away” were the policy positions about urban refugees taken by the Egyptian government, United Nations High Commission for Refugees, International Organization for Migration, and other humanitarian aid and resettlement agencies, which produced a state-centred view of “home” for Sudanese.…”
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THE ADMINISTRATIVE-TERRITORIAL REFORM OF YAMATO RULER – EMPEROR HOMUDA IN KIBI REGION by D. A. Surowen

“…It has been revealed that the elderly emperor delegated the rule to his three sons and retreated to Kibi area, which was the homeland of his younger wife E-hime. Upon his arrival, emperor Homuda undertook an administrative-territorial reform for the benefit of the hereditary owners of these lands, i.e. the Mitomo-wake clan. …”
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Beyond the East-West Dilemma: Rethinking Greekness Through Diffracted Gazes in Contemporary Greek Travelogues by Peggy Karpouzou

“…The analysis proceeds by proposing the method of “questioning home” in travelogues through diffracted gazes towards the traveller’s homeland as a result of his encounter with otherness. …”
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Foreign workers in South Korea by Su-Jin Lim

“…According to IOM, more than 100 000 000 workers leave their homeland and migrate to another country for this reason. …”
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“Taras Bulba”: History and Textology by Igor A. Vinogradov

“…The preference for the publication of the early edition of Taras Bulba over the later one leads to the fact that Taras Bulba’s famous speech about partnership, the image of the path of the traitor Andriy to enemies, the words of the Cossacks before death about devotion to faith and homeland, Gogol’s prophecy about Russian tsar and the narrator’s exclamation about the irresistible Russian power became “an appendix” without author’s context. …”
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An Examination of the Role of Perpetrator’s Relationship to Overall School Shooting Casualties by Justin J. Joseph, Christoper W. Purser

“…A negative binomial and descriptive analysis were conducted on the K-12 School Shooting database, established by the Naval Postgraduate School’s Center for Homeland Defense and Security (CHDS) in 2018, which has been recently updated to reflect recent incidents. …”
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The Conceptual Representations of the Jewish Personality in the International Cinema (Munich film as a model) by fadya f.saeed, athraa m.hassan

“…The researcher, in this study, dealt with three sections: The first section: Dramatic character The second section: the intellectual dimension of the dramatic character The third section: Jewish character in drama The study was based on the analysis of the Munich film, which focuses on the idea of the national homeland of the Jews and the portrayal of the Jewish character with human dimensions that seek to achieve peaceful coexistence and rejection of the terrorist ideology practiced against them by the world in general and the Arabs in particular.…”
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An identity of opposition against urban cosmopolitan setting in Yasmina Khadra's The attack (2006) by Retno Sukardan Mamoto

“…Opposing Amin's success as a surgeon, Sihem is more attracted to fight for the Palestinian liberation for a homeland. Sihem camouflaged herself with prosthetic pregnancy, blew bombs in a Tel Aviv caf , and died. …”
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Le Théâtre de la mort de Tadeusz Kantor : un « gué secret » entre les vivants et les morts by Virginie Lachaise

“…It would be tempting to place the whole Tadeusz Kantor’s theater under the sign of the revenance and haunting, so everything is back : the characters, situations, objects, spaces, words and sounds, almost all returning the autobiographical sphere and the religious history and mythology of Poland, homeland of the artist. In the confined space of its Chamber of memory and imagination, the scene, the artist made a machine to view the past spring to the rhythm of ”heartbeat memory“ Children in tatters, the spectra of the family who do not allow themselves to forget, the scraps of old battles Cricot 2. …”
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Forming a question of identification belonging in Iraqi novel by أ . و. د. كرَفال أيىب يحسٍ

“…     The novel deliberately operates on a set of rich perceptions that  moves  identification  reality, because it has  technologies enabling  it to access to formulate overall outline, focuses on identification  belonging  and courses of its movements with different stages  due to growing clashes  and imposing the constraints that pushes the individual to rely his important  belongings   such as Reference ID task, because it   is a cases  primary associate   with Being , self and relationship with the place, and launching the novel to  talk about identity but it  be done with  an important incentive related that  suffering  from losing  the features  and Endogenous determinants and, And stay away from the place who owns larger identity(homeland)  and Rooting the identity that is associated with awareness rooting in dealing with others, promoting the  entity to isolate it  for fear of melting in it leads to a lack of understanding of its limits,  in spite of the  huge constraints imposed on the  number  of the communities, particularly the Iraqi society, in particular to promote the Identification especially in circumstances of migrations which overthrew many categories , and moved it to spread in different environments, and dealing with different identities, is in its meaning (the other) who embodies religious and national and various other national and linguistic identities. …”
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„Ojcowie Jezuici biją dobrze, ale uczą jeszcze lepiej”. Pamiętnikarze czasów panowania Stanisława Augusta o zakonie Jezuitów i ich nauczaniu by Rolnik Dariusz

“…Altho-ugh they see the shortcomings of the Jesuit schools, at the same time, they assess in terms of their contribution to the good of the Homeland. This is done primarily by those diarists who wrote their accounts after 1795; those who wrote their diaries before that date did not notice the problem of Jesuit education. …”
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