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Nikkei-ness: A Cyber-Ethnographic Exploration of Identity Among the Japanese Peruvians of Peru
(2011-02-16)
Transnational migration has led to a situation in which humans can no longer form an identity based on location. The nikkei of Peru, or Japanese immigrants and their descendents, are an example of this circumstance. ...
Waste Traffic(ing): An anthropological analysis of one situated event in the environmental justice discourse
(2011-02-16)
This narrative examines the repercussions of the proposal to build a
solid waste facility in an environmental justice community. It documents one
solid waste transfer station s permitting process required by Massachuse ...
Off the Hook: The Social Inequities Inherent in Savannah River Mercury Fish Advisories
(2011-11-16)
This thesis builds upon my findings of mercury contamination in the Savannah River (summarized in Chapter I and Chapter II) by examining the mercury exposure from fish consumption in the Savannah River. I examine the ...
To Be and Neeg bi: Discourses on Home in Senegal
(2011-02-16)
An experimental ethnography that uses various literary genres, as well as visual documentation, to express the plurality of discourses on home in contemporary Senegal, particularly among migrant populations.
Decolonizing English: Reimagining English Language Learning and Teaching through Critical Pedagogies
(2013-12-16)
At the turn of the century, nearly a quarter of the world’s population (1.5 billion people) was estimated to speak English with some fluency. English has gained an official or special status in at least seventy-five countries ...
Education in Exile: Cultural Preservation and Promotion Among Tibetan Refugees in India
(2015-06-09)
Education is a key part of forming a national identity, particularly for diasporic communities. Through ethnographic research at the Central of Tibetan Studies (CUTS) in Sarnath, India, I examine how CUTS preserves and ...