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Identité collective

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Black and white racial identity

Janet E. Helms

1993

Sacred Objects and Sacred Places

Andrew Gulliford

2000

The social psychology of group identity and social conflict

Alice Hendrickson Eagly, V. Lee Hamilton

2004

Modernity, an ethnographic approach

Miller, Daniel

1994

American skin

Leon E. Wynter

2002

Identity, narrative, and politics

Maureen Whitebrook

2001

The ethics of identity

Lilia Mosconi, Anthony Appiah

2005

The Aztec palimpsest

Daniel Cooper Alarcón

1997

Jewish identity in early rabbinic writings

Sacha Stern

1994

Fashion, culture, and identity

Davis, Fred

1992

History, Power, and Identity

Jonathan D. Hill

1996

The Labyrinth of North American Identities

Philip Resnick

2012

After Unity

Konrad H. Jarausch

1997

Race, culture and psychotherapy

Stephen Palmer, Roy Moodley

2006

The power of identity

Kenneth R. Hoover

1997

Canada's Ukrainians

Stella M. Hryniuk

1991

Maya cultural activism in Guatemala

Edward F. Fischer

1996

Lost in the USA

Deborah Gray White

2017

Interventions for adolescent identity development

Sally L. Archer

1994

Redefining Southern culture

Cobb, James C.

1999

Religion, identity and politics in Northern Ireland

Claire Mitchell

2005

Swahili origins

J. de V. Allen

1993

Citizenship, identity and immigration in the European Union

Theodora Kostakopoulou

2001

Race, ethnicity, gender, and class

Joseph F. Healey

1995

Faroe: the emergence of a nation

John F. West

1972

Uniting the Kingdom?

A. Grant

1995

Us and Them

David Berreby

2005

Amérique

Jean Baudrillard

1988 ★ 4.0

AmongUs

Myron W. Lustig, Jolene Koester

2000

Hungarian rhapsodies

Richard Teleky

1997

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