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Ethnic inequality may also impede institutional development and the consolidation of democracy (Robinson (2001)). In line with this conjecture, Kyriacou (2013) exploits survey data from 29 developing countries and shows that socioeconomic ethnic-group inequalities reduce government
Racial and Ethnic Disparities by Gender in Health Care in Medicare Advantage Patterns of racial and ethnic differences in patient experience among women and among men parallel the differences that were observed among both groups combined (see figure on p. xii). Among both
Racial/ethnic minority groups have greater percentages of people younger than 25 years (.0 percent) when compared 44 with White nonHispanics- (24.9 percent). In contrast, people aged 65 years and older accounted for (24.3 percent) of White non-Hispanics, but only (7.4 percent) of all racial/ethnic minority groups combined.
learning. Ethnic studies curricula exist in part because students of color have demanded an education that is relevant, meaningful, and affirming of their identities. This review analyzes published studies and reviews of research that systematically document the impact of ethnic studies curricula, Pre-K through higher education, on students,
racial/ethnic minority investigators and research participants. The presence of more minority group investigators would encourage more racial/ethnic minority individuals to participate in research. Moreover, both empirical and anecdotal evidence reveals that racial/ethnic minority investigators often have a particular commitment to research
ethnic studies distinctions and differences in its four core groups and associated disciplines: Native American Studies, African American Studies, Asian American Studies and Latina/o Studies, it is defined by several interrelated similarities. First, ethnic studies, as a single discipline or the four core group disciplines conceptually
Intimate apartheid Ethnic dimensions of habitus among homeless heroin injectors Philippe Bourgois and Jeff Schonberg University of California, San Francisco, USA ABSTRACT Ten years of participant-observation fieldwork and photography among a multi-ethnic social network of homeless heroin
The remaining 103 took place within ex- Benjamin Reilly is a Research Fellow at the Auistralian National University. His most recent book is De- mocracy in Divided Societies: Electoral Engineering for Conflict Management (Cambridge: Cam- bridge University Press, forthcoming). 1. See Renee de Nevers, "Democratization and Ethnic Conflict," in Michael Brown, ed., Ethnic Conflict and International .
Hispanics or Latinos Are Fastest Growing Racial or Ethnic Group in Wisconsin** From 1990 to 2000, the Hispanic or Latino population in Wisconsin more than doubled (107% increase), the biggest increase of any racial or ethnic group in the state. By contrast, the largest racial group in Wisconsin, Whites, increased by only 4.8%.
A student’s family and community serve as the significant ethnic and racial group models. As Kim (2001) explains, depending on the amount of ethnic expression in the household and/or community, positive or neutral attitudes and identities may be formed. For the stage models, the authors who developed them acknowledge that the stages
coming from a minority ethnic community – the estimated number of teachers from similar backgrounds is only 5%. It should also be remembered that minority ethnic communities are not equally dispersed nationally, with concentrations in the major urban conurbations – 61% of
versity and an MSc from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS, University of London), and is a Re-search Fellow at the Centre for Ethnic Studies and Development at Chiang Mai University. His primary research interests include ethnic politics in Myanmar/Burma and Mindanao (armed conflict and comparative peace