Conversation Club: A Promising Practice in Youth Mentoring of Migrants and Refugees by Julia Pryce, Michael S. Kelly, Mary Lawinger, Anne Wildman

“…The authors use a multiple methods design, including questionnaires (n=101), post-session process data, and qualitative interviews (n=18), to evaluate how Conversation Club impacts members’ feelings of hope, belonging, sense of ethnic identity, and social support. A focus group (n = 7) with program facilitators was also conducted to explore the process of dissemination of the Club across regions. …”
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Minority Integration Policies at the National and European Level by Luciana-Mirela BUTIȘCĂ

“…The purpose of public policies in the field of national minorities can be dual, namely, to protect the specific (cultural, linguistic, ethnic) identity of people belonging to national minorities, and to ensure harmonious coexistence between majority and minorities, as well as between minorities themselves. …”
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The united WA state army : the road from insurgency to political legitimacy by Villot, Marc Gilbert

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“I’m not that kind of Malay" : negotiating Malay identity in Singapore by Sanwari, Farah Nurdiyanah

“…This paper seeks to explore the construction of Malay ethnic identity against the backdrop of the disparaging public discourse and stereotypes surrounding Malays. …”
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Young Migrants and Education-to- Work Transitions in Pontianak, West Kalimantan by Wenty Marina Minza, Wenty

“…These migration decisions are often affected by ethnic identity. Many youth express the ambiguity of social mobility in their transition from education to work.…”
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Ethnic and national identity development and school adjustment: A longitudinal study with Turkish immigrant-origin children by Spiegler, O, Sonnenberg, K, Fassbender, I, Kohl, K, Leyendecker, B

“…Our findings point toward heterogeneity in ethnic minority children’s identity development during early adolescence and support the ‘ethnic identity as a resource’ hypothesis.…”

'Rallying around the flag': Can an intergroup contact intervention promote national unity? by Al Ramiah, A, Hewstone, M

“…Furthermore, all rater groups (Malays, Chinese, and Indians) maintained their ethnic identity, even in the presence of high levels of national identity, which we discuss with respect to past research on the effects of positive intergroup contact on minority group identification. …”

Forging a link with the past: the evidence from Thessalian cemeteries in the archaic and classical periods by Stamatopoulou, M

“…The appropriation of certain aspects of past display by some aristocratic families, and ultimately the use of this archaizing funerary architecture occurred at a period when elite competition was very strong in the region at both civic and Panhellenic level, and family, civic and ethnic identity were created by vari- ous means. During this period there were alternative modes of burial available to elite groups even at Krannon and Pharsalos (for example tumuli covering carefully built cist graves or monolithic sarcoph- agi). …”

The consumer representation of DNA ancestry testing on YouTube by Alessandro R. Marcon, Christen Rachul, Timothy Caulfield

“…In the videos, individuals used results to clarify, confirm, question, and re-evaluate their previously held conceptions of racial/ethnic identities. Reactions were more positive than negative (88.1% vs. 8.1%), and results more commonly reaffirmed (77.8%) than re-conceptualized (40.0%) one’s racial/ethnic identity. …”
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Személynevek a kvantitatív társadalomtudományokban by Attila Gáspár, Rita Pető

“…Researchers in these fields mostly either examine the impact of specific name types on individual outcomes (i.e., earnings) or use names as proxy variables for some intrinsic individual quality (such as national or ethnic identity or social status). In the second part of the paper, the authors review their work, relying on historical Hungarian surname distribution to examine social mobility between 1949 and 2017 (Bukowski et al. 2021). …”
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ETHNIC GENTRIFICATION THE SILENT FIGHT FOR A MACEDONIAN CITY by Robert Rydzewski

“… Since the dissolution of Yugoslavia we can see a significant growth in the importance of ethnic identity in the Balkan states. In effect, since than an irredentist tendency can be seen in the region. …”
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World War I and Identity Crisis of Russian Germans by Olga V. Erokhina, Vladimir N. Shaidurov

“…There is analyzed the process of the transformation of the state-ethnic identity of the Germans through the identification of factors that had a psychological impact on them and contributed to the formation of a “negative” identity in their environment. …”
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Perception of Neighbouring Ethnic Groups in Polyethnic Regions by Svetlana Shlyakhova, Larisa Belova, Natalya Bolshakova, Olga Shestakova, Lyudmila Yashmanova

“…Policies to improve self-esteem of small ethnic groups and a competent cultural and linguistic policy may form conditions for effective strategies of interethnic interaction in a multicultural environment. Keywords: ethnic identity; ethnic stereotypes; Komi-Permians; Russians; psycholinguistics JEL Classifications: A29, I19, I20 …”
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Study and analysis of Hate Crimes in Spain (2013-2020) by Antonio M. Lozano Martín, Andrea Barrientos Soto, Francisco Jiménez Bautista

“…Hate crimes are based on the relationship between racism and fear, shaped by a social and economic rejection based on race-ethnic identity, religion, sexual orientation-identity, sex/gender, and social class.  …”
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The Pontic Greeks, from Pontus to the Caucasus, Greece and the diaspora by Michel Bruneau

“…The construction of a transnational network, within which they regularly created mobile and symbolic frontiers with the help of this iconography and the places of remembrance it adorned, enabled them to reproduce their ethnic identity. This helped them resist assimilation by the host societies, be they Greek or foreign. …”
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Methodological Aspects of Ethnic Entrepreneurship Traditional Forms Analysis by A. N. Sadovoy

“…And, to integrate the primary institutions of the ethnos (fractals) into the system of regional and interregional economic (market) ties without the threat of losing ethnic identity, on the other hand. Special attention is paid to the ethnic economy place in the structure of ethnic processes (migration, adaptation, integration, consolidation, assimilation). …”
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Ethno-demographic position of Serb population in Republic of Slovenia after the dissolution of former Yugoslavia by Irena Medar-Tanjga

“…This position was different in different historical epochs and required different forms of action to preserve the ethnic identity of this community. Serbs in Slovenia went from constituency and equality to ignorance and eradication, they have not been officially recognized as minority, although the existence of an indigenous community in Bela Krajina presents a historical basis for their better status. …”
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Cultural heritage in the educational practice of the school museum (on the example of the museum of the history of the village of Pogorilivka in Ukraine) by Lyudmila GERUS

“…The main directions of the Museum’s activity were analyzed as an element of the social structure that allows to learn, teach, educate, affirming ethnic identity. Conclusions were drawn about the fundamental practices of museum pedagogy. …”
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Pengembangan Aplikasi Kamus Bahasa Melayu Dialek Ketapang dengan Implementasi Algoritma Binary Search by Rizqia Lestika Atimi, Rizky Orama, Refid Ruhibnur

“…Vernacular languages which are inherited from the ancestors should be preserved as an effort to maintain their function and position as ethnic identity, personality, as well as a means to show the variety of regional culture. …”
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Demographic Engineering, the Forcible Deportation of the Kurds in Iraq, and the Question of Ethnic Cleansing and Genocide by Kaziwa Salih

“…The article concludes by reiterating that the demographic engineering of Kurds in Iraq was not only “a technique of conflict regulation” (McGarry 1998: 613) but also a means of producing geopolitical and ethnic identity shifts.…”
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