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1. I. B. Tauris.

Author

Tadevosyan, Margarita

Subjects
*ARMENIAN genocide, 1915-1923, *ETHNIC relations, *NONFICTION, SOCIAL conditions in Turkey
Published
2019
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5. Inclusion beyond political correctness.

Author

Lehrman, Sally

Subjects
*MULTICULTURALISM, *ETHNIC relations, *ORGANIZATION, *JOURNALISM
Abstract

This article reports on news organizations who try to include minorities on their staff and in their reporting. The author went to Bosnia-Herzegovina and viewed how some journalists were afraid of angering advertisers or did not want to report on people that they do not sell papers too. Other news organizations include a multi-ethnic staff and talk about issues that are difficult for people to hear. The author warns that while the United States does not have quite the same problems, there is still a danger of not representing minorities in the news.

Published
2006

8. <em>'Race' in Britain: Continuity and Change</em> (Book).

Author

Axford, Barrie

Subjects
*ETHNIC relations, *RACE relations, *ETHNOLOGY, *BOOKS & reading
Abstract

The article focuses on the book "Race in Britain: Continuity and Change," by edited by C. Husbands. Produced as a set reader for the Open University course, "Ethnic Minorities and Community Relations" this volume consists of extracts from a number of well-known titles like James Walvin's "Black and White" and papers especially commissioned for the purpose. Most of the contributions, indeed all of those in part IV, are directed to the central theme of the volume; namely the extent to which racial identity has social and political effect. Impressionistic accounts of what it's like to be black and living in Britain are set side by side with more conventional academic treatments of race.

Published
1984

11. Nevisai tipiska studija apie Lietuvos rusus.

Author

Sirutavicius, Vladas

Subjects
*NONFICTION, *RUSSIANS, *LITHUANIANS, *ETHNIC relations
Abstract

This article reviews a book by Natalija Kasatkina, a sociologist, and Andrus Marcinkevicius, a historian: "Rusai Lietuvos Respublikos visumeneje 1918-1940 m. Istorenes retrospektyvos konstravimas" (Russians in Lithuania: constructing a retrospective history of society in the Republic, 1918-1940), published in 2009. The backgrounds of the authors help to make this a non-typical and more-thorough study of ethnic Russians in Lithuania during the interwar period.

Published
2011