..., and accessibility of traditional cultural practices. The aim of this study is to identify and compare the user experience of different user groups of the ‘Traditional Dress of Liangshan Yi Nationality’ VM and to identify aspects that require improvement. The study sample comprised three groups: clothing design...

..., representing five different nationalities (American, British, Canadian, Dutch, and Thai) and three racial identities (White, Black, and Southeast Asian). The three queens from the United Kingdom: Blu Hydrangea, Baga Chipz, and Cheryl Hole—the two queens from Canada: Jimbo and Lemon—and the only queen from...

... and aid policies in Turkey has shifted to be differentiated depending on the nationality of refugee groups. This research relies on a case study methodology and assesses changes in reception and aid access policies undertaken in Turkey post the Syrian influx and European Union (EU)–Turkey deal. In doing...

... nationality statelessness state privilege terrorism The nation-state, in the civic rather than the ethnic sense of ‘nation’, remains the ‘dominant’ structure that provides the foundation for the global political order of the international community ( Hammett and Jackson 2021 : 76–7). This importance...

... of foreigners with respect to nationals by the criminal justice system. As a direct link, the condition of foreigner can entail, in the eyes of criminal justice agents, being more deserving of punishment, because of ‘the cultural, legal, political, and normative boundaries that citizenship defines’ ( Light 2017...

... artery calcification subclinical coronary artery disease ethnic group nationality A low socioeconomic status (SES) has long been associated with a higher risk of coronary artery disease (CAD). ¹ SES may be classified into individual-level SES (i.e. educational level, income and occupation...

... and displacement consequences of persistent violence can intensify pre-existing social tensions. Absent concerted efforts to address those tensions at multiple levels (e.g. national, municipal and neighbourhood), it is unlikely that people will experience war as having ended in a meaningful way, even if levels...

...Katia Bianchini © Author(s) [2017]. All rights reserved. For Permissions, please email: [email protected] 2017 * Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Göttingen, Germany. Email: [email protected] In the Netherlands, one of the national informants...

... of testosterone have been demonstrated to impair sperm production, this finding may indicate a trade‐off between investments in secondary sexual signalling (i.e. facial masculinity) and fertility or status‐dependent differences in investments in semen quality. In both sexes and nationalities (Spanish...

...: The relation between immigration status and perinatal mortality is unclear. The objective of this study is to describe and measure inequalities in perinatal mortality and causes of perinatal deaths according to maternal nationality and socioeconomic status. Methods: A population-based cohort study related...

...India’s experience with ‘nation-building’ has important implications for nationalism and the nation-state as they spread worldwide as modal forms. In the Indian subcontinent, where the historical legacy of state formation is characterized by intermittent tensions between the imperial state...

...This book examines the gradual emancipation of the individual in national and international law and the changing social attitudes towards personal choice in constituting identity. It demonstrates that this desire of persons for choice is not limited to Western industrial society but a historical...

...This chapter reviews the judgment of 2005 in the contentious case of Yean and Bosico v. the Dominican Republic, which turned around the refusal by the authorities of the defendant State to register the birth of victims, thus denying them automatic access to nationality and other...

...This chapter explores the conventional wisdom that unequal nationality rights are a problem limited to non-Western countries, and that women’s rights advocacy facilitates reform by challenging states discriminatory practices. Nationality rights are often referred to as “the right to have rights...

... published widely, especially in the field of ethnicity, race, and criminal justice. In addition to her extensive research and publications, she has long experience work- ing within the Home Office as a researcher. She has also acted as consultant to the United Nations, the Home Office, Her Majesty s Prison...

...This chapter examines the historical background of the national treatment obligation in international investment agreements. It provides examples of investment treaty provisions and analyses the case law in which the contours of the national treatment obligation have evolved. The findings suggest...

... recognition and right bearing right to have rights Somers Margaret statelessness subject of rights Arendt Hannah Balibar Étienne Benhabib Seyla Klabbers Jan Rancière Jacques right to nationality superfluous to be rendered French Revolution political participation right to vote equality...

...Australia chose to implement the OECD Convention by amending its Criminal Code Act 1995 to codify the offense of bribing a foreign public official, to include relevant definitions, and to make the offense subject to territorial and nationality jurisdiction. Australia's amendments to the Criminal...

... that any wrongs occur in such cases, and views which explain such wrongs by appeal to nationality, political membership, and autonomy, the chapter turns to the agency-respect view. According to this view, seemingly harmless sovereignty violations are wrongful since they involve violating morally...

... of the Stalin era, and it shows how the Kazakh famine of 1930-33 should alter conventional understandings of Soviet modernization and Soviet nation-building. The introduction concludes by examining the causes of the Kazakh famine. Äbdĭghanŭlï Nŭrsŭltan Äbĭshŭlï Zh arba children death toll famine Kazakh...