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… M. Teoh “The concept of home is akin to the concept of identity,” said Karen M. Teoh. It is “always subject to … and author of the book Schooling Diaspora , discussed identity formation in the context of “going home.” Her … claimed or taken away? Is it shaped by geography, culture, identity, or all three? “You can love your home, but will …

… top-down heritagization, and local placemaking in postcolonial cities. She recently completed her PhD in … how the city's urban fabric reflects local aspirations for belonging amidst the complex dynamics of (de)colonization. By focusing on lesser-known and contested spaces in postcolonial cities, Phi’s work challenges prevailing global …

… and a complex state ideology that places Emirati identity at its center. This identity is itself an archipelago of tribal kinships …

… of self-representation that Pahk uses to narrate her non-belonging in Korean society as exceptional while struggling to internalize her desire for belonging. In addition, I apply resonance as a methodological …

… Houses, which explores these powerful symbols of national identity. Country houses are powerful symbols of national identity, evoking the glamorous world of the landowning … of newly emancipated Jews across Europe—and to a dream of belonging that mostly came to a brutal end with the …

… recent rules on foreign NGOs and measures to counter the intrusion of “western values” into state education. Localized … were all merged in the 1950s, forming a new national identity; for Roman Catholics, the creation of a Chinese …

… and responsibilities of membership of family and kinship, and to submit to a government of laws and …

… new 2021 coup? How does religion play a role in the ethnic identity imagination of nationalism and tribalism? Religion … the post-colonial period; and as anti-ethnic minorities (identity conflict) as well as anti-Bamar ethnic majorities, … people would practice a mutual recognition of one’s ethnic identity and cultural otherness not only at the elite …