... achieve both ecological sustainability and social justice, providing a potentially effective approach to marine conservation. local ecological knowledge (LEK) small-scale fisheries Tamoios Ecological Station Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve cultural identity loss marine protected areas CNPq 10.13039...

... pride and resistance against foreign encroachment, addresses themes of cultural identity and historical concerns relevant to the late twentieth-century context (Teo 2009: 162). The series’ portrayal of the late Qing Dynasty’s decline and the struggle against foreign powers mirrors contemporary concerns...

... workers’ turnover intention. The findings indicate that larger organizational size, diminished perceived organizational support, and a weaker sense of organizational cultural identity are predictors of heightened turnover intentions among social workers. An intriguing finding was that, in contrast...

... cultural identity, economic conditions and acculturation to develop effective support programmes. This article delves into the caregiving practices and cultural dynamics within Indigenous communities in rural Chile, highlighting the vital role of women in maintaining cultural traditions and supporting...

...:https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) communities cultural identity public health This journal recently published an article titled ‘Association between individual resilience and depression or anxiety among the general adult population during COVID-19: a systematic review’. ¹...

... that have historically been pushed to the margins. feminism cultural identity ethnicity gender activism marginalization Although intersectionality has seen wide interest in African feminist scholarship and praxis in recent times ( Tamale, 2020 ), a cursory overview of scholarship over the decades...

... participation can potentially aid in the delivery of improved care and military readiness for all servicemembers. cultural identity education employment and skills gender TriService Nursing Research Program HU0001-18-2-TS02 Address correspondence to Pedro N. Oblea, E-mail: [email protected]...

... in isolation. Immigrant assimilation Cultural identity Intergenerational conflict J15 J16 A frequent occurrence in immigrant families is a clash between parents and children over cultural values. This can have far-reaching consequences for the welfare of immigrant youth. For example, in Germany, five times...

... accounting for varying attitudes, preferences, and family resources. Cultural identity Home and community-based services Service utilization National Institutes of Health 10.13039/100000002 R21AG054682 Translational Significance: The advancing age of residents in Appalachia and anticipated increase...

...), these moments were rare because of various spatial, cultural, structural and economic forces affecting Syrian musicians along with the general displaced population in the city. Therefore, rather than proposing an argument framed around the contestation of cultural identity in diaspora through nostalgia, music...

... 000 Roma and 200–300 000 Gypsies and Travellers has been reported, ¹⁷ though the validity of these estimates is uncertain. cultural identity ethnicity immunization National Institute for Health Research Health Technology Assessment Programme 12/17/05 Address correspondence to Julie...

... issues relating to the traveller camps policy ( NIHR 2018a ). cultural identity mobilizing rights Roma and travellers strategic litigation and impact litigation traveller camps policies in the Netherlands Roma, Sinti and travellers are seen to belong to one of the most discriminated...

... away from formal healthcare towards an unregulated market. In parallel, people’s approach to doctors becomes more personalized and pragmatic than in former patriarchal relationships. Risk becomes a negotiable concept. public health behaviour cultural identity Substandard and falsified (SF) medical...

...Christina Severinsen; Angelique Reweti indigenous health Māori physical activity health promotion cultural identity Findings commence with an overview of provision of services and how the R2R programme was received by rangatahi, their whānau, and local schools. Discussion is then presented...

... and families in northeast Georgia. The question guiding this research was: ‘How do Karen refugees living in northeast Georgia interpret, evaluate and transmit cultural identity across generations?’ 4 2014 6 2015 © The Author 2015. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved...

... cultural identity outlaw legend . Following a period of limited, intermittent film production in Australia, the 1970s and 1980s saw a sudden effort by the government through direct investment, funding, and tax incentives to bring Australian identity to domestic...

... development studies. development cultural identity digital media translation narratives Consider a few films, which although avant-garde or experimental in many ways, are not in the remix mode. Mira Nair's Salaam Bombay and Walter Salles’ Central Station (Centro do Brasil) are filmic...

... and other. Household size reflects the total number of people living in the household. Region of residence included the Northern Plains and the Southwest. Cultural factors assessed for this study included five items regarding cultural identity and three items regarding traditional healing practices...

... company structure, which other Spanish regions such as Catalonia and Valencia had. It proved difficult in the first years after the creation of the Autonomous Galician Community to create a cultural identity around a sector with no tradition and which is closely linked to the latest trends and modernity...

...Matthias Zierenberg Address correspondence to: Matthias Zierenberg, M.A., Fuhrweg 1, 56379 Geilnau, Germany. E-mail: [email protected] © Swets & Zeitlinger 2003 Abstract Once the post-modern account of individual and cultural identity as creative openness to change is re-construed...