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The Fatal Errors of Cross-Cultural Communication in United States Troops in Iraq

This paper emphasizes cross-cultural training impact of United States troops deployed to conflict zones and/or on peacekeeping missions.

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Jewish Communities in Tunisia during WWII: Impacts of Intergenerational Trauma on Coexistence

Explores memories of loss and survival in the Second World War and its impacts on current and future coexistence with non-Jewish others.

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A Strategy for Implementing Diversity Management: A Model Evaluating Need and Effectiveness

We designed a diversity initiative based on an analytical approach to identify the needs of the employees and in turn evaluate the initiative’s effectiveness in increasing a culture of inclusion.

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Australian Women Academics’ Career Advancement: Personally or Systemically Driven?

This paper seeks to investigate the factors that influence women academics’ career advancement in Australian universities by incorporating both personal and systemic perspectives.

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The Relationship between Schools’ Feeding Programmes and Learning Achievement: A Study of Boarding Secondary Schools in Nigeria

Study examined the the relationship between schools’ feeding programmes and learners’ academic achievement in three Northeastern states in Nigeria. Stratified random sampling was used to obtain the study sample.

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Russians from China: Migrations and Identity

History of the Russian diaspora community in the north Chinese city of Harbin; geo-political forces underpinning the waves of inward and outward migration and key issues of citizenship and identity.

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Open Societies? Connections between Women’s Activism, Globalization and Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe

Women’s issues in the postcommunist transitions became one of the most contested and challenging issues in terms of both the practice and theory of democracy and diversity.

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Different Horizons: Food Miles and First Nations in the Minnesota North Country

This report is an initial assessment of food-systems planning needs of native peoples and remote populations in Minnesota’s “North Country”.

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Exploring Positive Action from a Legal Perspective in EU and Non-EU Countries

This paper provides a comparative analysis of the laws regulating positive action in EU and non-EU countries involved in an international study

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The Ethnography of a Turkish Wedding: Symbolic Interaction, Ritualistic Ceremonies and Secularism

Through participant-observation at a Turkish wedding in southeastern Turkey, this ethnographic study describes and analyzes the social interactions of ritualistic ceremonies of a secular marriage.

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