Constructing narratives of political identities: young people in the ‘new’ European states by Ross, Alistair

“…Their discussions of the meanings their country had for them raise questions about their use of political discourse, their expressions of feelings of patriotism, and their sense of agency in their own and their county’s future.…”
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Letter from the Organising Secretary of the APL to Mr O'Reilly by Anti-Partition League, APL

“…Typescript letter dated 11 July 1939, to Patrick O'Reilly, from the Organising Secretary, to thank for membership form.…”
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Letter from P. D. Carey (Jun.), General Secretary of the APL to T. J. Hickey by Anti-Partition League, APL

“…Typescript letter dated 29 May 1939, to T. J. Hickey, from Patrick D Carey (Jun.), agreeing to postponement of conference.…”
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Letter from P. D. Carey (Jun.) to T. J. Hickey by Anti-Partition League, APL

“…Manuscript letter dated 3 August 1939, to T. J. Hickey, from Patrick D. Carey (Jun.), about forthcoming general election and membership cards…”
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Gender inequality and academic freedom in Pakistani higher education by Fakhr, Zainab, Messenger, Hazel

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Ladies of the lodge : a history of Scottish Orangewomen, c. 1909-2013 by Butcher, Deborah

“…The desire to articulate dual Scottish and British patriotic - rather than diasporic Irish Protestant - identities is also acknowledged as an emergent subjective shift in women’s motivations for joining. …”
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Book Review : Teresa Sacchet, Silvana Mariano and Cássia Maria Carloto (editors) Women, gender and conditional cash transfers: interdisciplinary perspectives from studies of Bolsa... by Ginsburg, Norman

“…This is essentially paradoxical - clearly women in poverty derive significant material benefits from the programme, but it also strengthens conventional patriarchal roles and oppression in a ‘gender trap’ (page 57). …”
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Master of the house: de-mythologizing the father in Turkish-German film by Celik, Sibel

“…Chapter Three indicates how approaches to the patriarch in film have been dominated by Oedipal interpretations. …”
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Heritage tourism and English national identity by Palmer, Catherine

“…In addition, from the analysis of the three sites certain key thematic threads are highlighted which bind the sites together, namely, religion and patriotism. These, whilst not the only aspects of Englishness to emerge from the sites, are considered central to the formation of Englishness in this instance. …”
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Ferocious Marys and dark Alessas: the portrayal of religious matriarchies in Silent Hill by Beddows, Amy

“…Unsurprisingly, such stereotypical depictions are in line with the patriarchal norms which have long persisted in wider, secular society, which deem women as inferior and subordinate to men (Schur 1984). …”
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From moral indignation to affective citizenship: public shaming of celebrity emigration from Russia during the war against Ukraine by Stephenson, Svetlana, Lerner, Julia

“…Thus, through interpretation of the social media discourse on celebrity emigration we reveal the affective relations of Russian patriotic citizens to their nation and the state.…”
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Religion, morality, and democracy in Ghana by Haynes, Jeffrey

“…The paper argues that a close relationship between Ghana’s largest church, the Church of Pentecost (CoP), and the country’s two main political parties, the New Patriotic Party and the National Democratic Congress, threatens Ghana’s secular constitution and the country’s three decades of democracy in two ways. …”
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From 'nobody to somebody' : challenges and opportunities for Gujarati women learning English in London by Ray, Smita

“…An inability to speak English for these women is further complicated by inequities brought about by classed structures, private/public patriarchy and processes of ‘othering’ for migrant women. …”
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“It is a kind of freedom that entrepreneurship provides you”: Female Recipient Remittance Recipients’ entrepreneurship journey in Nepal by Dhakal Adhikari, Shovita, Basnet, Subuna

“…RRFEs had to carefully navigate their family responsibilities and acquire new skills (through training) to set up their businesses. While patriarchal values and beliefs were the biggest obstacles to achieving success in business for left-behind women, migrant returnees faced different challenges, mainly reintegration back into society, and a lack of support. …”
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'There is a wide path and there is a narrow path' - transnational negotiations of ethnic and religious identity among Polish Roma Jehovah's Witnesses by Garapich, Michał P., Mirga-Wójtowicz, Elżbieta

“…In our view, conversions are made meaningful through Roma's understandings of purity, piety and patriarchal family structure and a deeper significance of their marginalisation in wider society. …”

Marta Czok ARCHĪVUM by Scarso, Jacek Ludwig, Czok, Marta

“…The exhibition complemented EX_PATRIA in Venice on the occasion of the Sixtieth Art Biennale, with the patronage of the Polish Embassy.…”
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The Enlightenment above national context: political economy in eighteenth-century Scotland and Naples by Robertson, J

“…It is argued here that the Enlightenment is better understood as an intellectual movement which was both cosmopolitan and patriotic, and that this is particularly evident in its commitment to political economy, as the key to improving the human condition in this world. …”

Containing Eve’s daughters? The education, fashioning and socialisation of women within three elite households of the West Country c. 1525-1660. by Bowness, C

“…It turns primarily to the household, where women spent most of their lives, but avoids a narrow focus on negative aspects of patriarchal society, which would place emphasis on the containment of women and what they could not do. …”

Mapping empire: two world maps in early medieval England by Appleton, H

“…Drawing on the work of Patrick Gautier Dalché, it argues for the importance of the viewing perspective afforded by a codex map to the interpretation of these images and their role in the manuscript.…”

Monteverdi on the modern stage by Camp, G, Gregory Camp

“…Next, audio and video evidence is used to investigate three aspects of modern Monteverdi performance in more depth, examining how stage directors have placed notions of community on stage in their interpretations of <em>L’Orfeo</em>, how stage and music directors have reshaped <em>Il ritorno d’Ulisse in patria</em> for widely varying dramaturgical and musical ends, and how singers have interpreted the role of Ottavia in <em>L’incoronazione di Poppea</em> vocally and dramatically. …”