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• Anti-black racism and the foreign black other: constructing blackness and the sporting migrant 

  Mwaniki, Munene (2015-01-21)

  The popularity and globalization of sport has led to an ever-increasing black athletic labor migration from the global South to, primarily, the U.S. and Western European countries. While the hegemonic ideology surrounding ...

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• Historical regimes of socio-natures in farmlands: practices of conventional farming in Fukuoka, Japan 

  Ono, Takamitsu (2015-01-21)

  How do conventional farmers engage with farmland, especially rice paddy, nature in contemporary Japan? To answer this question, I examine multiple ways in which they practice their relationships with “socio-natures” and ...

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• Modernization and the Redefinition of Religion 

  Young, Alan Barclay (1993)

  This study is a social psychological examination of how modernization impacts the religious beliefs of individuals. A social construction of knowledge model is used to predict that exposure to modernization will lead to a ...

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• Conformed to This World? The Cultural Patchwork of New Evangelicals 

  McConkey, Edwin Dale, II (1993)

  Are evangelical Christians conforming to the cultural patterns of the secular world? This is the question that motivates my dissertation. Despite media representations of orthodox Protestants as monolithically conservative ...

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• Comparable Worth in Academia: The Effects on Faculty Salaries of the Sex Composition and Labor-Market Conditions of Academic Disciplines 

  Bellas, Marcia Louise (1993)

  Comparable worth scholars have identified a bias against work that is typically performed by women, suggesting that the cultural devaluation of women leads to the devaluation of work that women do. Studies have demonstrated ...

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