O jednym słowie – „poniemieckie” by Arkadiusz Kalin

“…The category of „post-German” gained a special role in literature after the cultural breakthrough of 1989 in the trend of „small homelands”, which was also inspired by the German critical Heimatliteratur. …”
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To Leave the Land So as Not to Leave the Land: The Religious Motivations of Seasonal Migrants, Including Women, in the Twentieth Century by E. Moore Quinn

“…For the Irish, their implicit religion—a complex network of symbols and practices—remained intact, so much so that seasonal migration endured, and the Irish preserved their homelands.…”
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Imagining a Poetics of Loss: Building Communities in the Works of Joy Harjo and Saadi Youssef by Bayan Al-Dahiyat, Ahmad Y. Majdoubeh

“…It will rely on Bill Ashcroft’s theory of Postcolonial Utopianism and building imagined homelands as well as Benedict Anderson’s concept of imagined communities. …”
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TOURISM EVOLUTION IN RURAL SOUTH AFRICA: FROM NATIVE RESERVE TO APARTHEID BANTUSTANS c 1920-1994 by Christian M. ROGERSON

“…The focus is the development pathways of rural tourism in specific areas of South Africa, namely the rural (former) Homelands or Bantustans that were created by apartheid planning. …”
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The Quest for Self-Expression: Anzia Yezierska’s Portrayal of America as a Fake Golden Country by Rebeca E. Campos

“…The aim of this study is to show how the experience of Eastern European Jewish women in America challenged the discourse of the American Dream that they had previously fabricated in their homelands at the turn of the twentieth century. As portrayed by the Polish-born American writer Anzia Yezierska, whose family migrated to New York at the time, these women initially aim their efforts towards achieving happiness through their belief that America provides equal opportunities for upward mobility. …”
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A Dakota Cultural Intervention’s Influence on Native Students’ Sense of Belonging: A CBPR Case Study by Heather J. Peters, Teresa R. Peterson, The Dakota Wicoḣaƞ Community

“…This community-based participatory research case study demonstrates how Dakota Wicoḣaƞ utilized Indigenous and feminist epistemologies to create, implement, and evaluate a cultural intervention, the Mni Sota Makoce: Dakota Homelands Curriculum, to increase Native 6th- and 10th-grade social studies students’ peoplehood sense of belonging (Tachine et al., 2017). …”
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Traditional Polar Transportation Seen from Within the Culture by Tero Mustonen

“…The sacred places, surrender to ice flow dynamics and ways of living ‘inside’ northern habitats that emerge from these testimonies offer a skeleton key for re-reading the misunderstood homelands of arctic and tundra communities.…”
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Nomadic Memory in Aleksandar Hemon’s Memoirs by Rubén Peinado-Abarrio

“…In Hemon’s writing, identity is rooted in concentric homelands, and the truth of the memory resides in the affects it provokes and sustains. …”
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Wat moet ons ekonomiese doelwitte onder die huidige omstandighede wees? by F. J.C. Cronje

“…A vital factor with considerable potential for increasing the growth rate and creating new opportunities is the improvement of agricultural productivity in the homelands - with the further benefit that it would not require large capital investment and would not be inflationary.…”
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Indigenous Genealogies of Relational Knowledge: Cedar Tree and Gray Squirrel as Important Relatives and Teachers by Michelle M. Jacob, Leilani Sabzalian, Regan N. Anderson, Haeyalyn R. Muniz, Kevin Simmons, Virginia R. Beavert

“…We then describe a project on Yakama homelands in which Sahaptin storytelling is honored as a knowledge system that guides leaders and educators in their work. …”
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Reflecting on Refugee Simulations as Experiential Learning Opportunities to Improve Empathy and Cross-Cultural Communication by Amy M Anderson

“…Nevertheless, I lacked knowledge about the struggles that refugees face as they escape persecution in their homelands in hopes of rehoming somewhere safe. Due to this lack of understanding of this unique people group, I also felt inadequately prepared to design and implement experiential lessons on this topic. …”
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An Analytical-Comparative Study of Lurish and Kurdish Mourning Rituals and the Mourning Tradition in Shahnameh by Najmedin gilani, Morteza Akbari, Siavash Yari

“…Especially, the death of heroes, noblemen, and martyrs in the way of defending their homelands has never been erased from the minds of men. …”
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FENOMENA MIGRASI TENAGA KERJA DAN PERANNYA BAGI PEMBANGUNAN DAERAH ASAL: STUDI EMPIRIS DI KABUPATEN WONOGIRI by Didit Purnomo

“…This research analyzes (a) patterns of labor migration from Wonogiri Regency, (b) the impact of migration on the welfare level by taking into account the income level of migrant Wonogiri Regency, and (c) the role of migrants seen from homelands conditions. The results of binary logistic analysis showed that the variables age, education, and marital status, have a significant effect on intention nomads to settle in the overseas area. …”
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Separation between spouses for absence in Islamic jurisprudence and laws of GCC countries A comparative jurisprudence study by Husain Alqahtani

“… The issue of spouse separation due to the husband's absence is a topic deserving research due to its significant impact on people's lives, particularly in their pursuit of livelihood and the consequent separation from their families and homelands. This issue is also relevant to circumstances involving forced separations due to public calamities or legal systems in some countries. …”
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Humanitarian Reactions to Conflict and the Resettlement of Refugees by Uma A. Segal, Felia Davenport

“…Escaping refugees, powered by the urgency of conflicts with, and/or within, their homelands, are faced by a myriad of additional tests to their fortitude and flexibility. …”
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“They Have Stolen Our Land” by Asebe Regassa Debelo, Georg Klute, Mohammed Detona

“…More specifically, while the economic and political dimensions of these processes are salient, the ontological notions of the natureculture dualism has been invoked by states in their justification of expropriating pastoralist lands, thus nullifying indigenous people’s claim to ancestral homelands. The data for this paper was collected from 2013 to 2016 through ethnographic fieldwork, mainly conducted by the authors. …”
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The Question _Answer Duality in Al-Jahiz Articles by Kaloud Al-johar

“…I have focused on the question-answer duality in the four essays: "The Envious and the Envied", "the Prides of Blacks over Whites", "Homelands and Countries", and "the Drinker and Drinks". …”
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The Power of Recipes: Culinary Practice as a Strategy to Deconstruct Arab-American Identity in Diana Abu-Jaber’s Crescent by Berrebbah Ishak

“…These figures embrace such component to strategically define themselves and assert their belonging and affiliation to their original homelands. This paper, as such, examines the extent to which Arab-American characters in the novel, namely Sirine and Han, consider culinary practice as a key tool to understanding their identity, locate themselves in a multi-cultural society, and re-discover their true belonging. …”
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Honoring Indigenous Sacred Places and Spirit in Environmental Health by Quanah Yellow Cloud, Nicole Redvers

“…Through relationships to distinct ancestral homelands, Indigenous Peoples have developed unique ways of surviving, adapting, connecting, and relating to their respective environments. …”
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Echoes of Exile: Rememory and Resistance in Salt Houses by Sajjad Gheytasi

“…The article investigates the dissonance between imagined homelands and present-day realities, shedding light on the challenges faced by subsequent generations attempting to reclaim their heritage.…”
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