Explore 'The Malay Dilemma,' the highly influential and controversial book by Mahathir Mohamad, which delves into critical issues surrounding Malaysian politics, ethnic relations, and the socio-economic challenges faced by the Malay community. This foundational text provides crucial insights into Mahathir's early political philosophy and proposals for national development, sparking ongoing debate about Bumiputera policy and national identity.
This comprehensive resource examines the complex issue of national ethnic problems, drawing insights from both Russian and global experiences in their regulation and resolution. It provides a valuable overview of strategies for managing interethnic relations and promoting stability in diverse societies.
Explore the complex tapestry of national and ethnic relations in Russia throughout the 20th century. This period, marked by revolution, world wars, and the rise and fall of the Soviet Union, witnessed profound shifts in identity, policy, and often, significant inter-ethnic tensions and conflicts that shaped the socio-political landscape of the vast nation.
This comprehensive resource delves into the intricate dynamics of race and ethnic relations, offering a dual focus on American experiences and diverse global perspectives. It explores historical contexts, contemporary challenges, and the socio-cultural factors that shape intergroup interactions across different societies, providing insights into both domestic and international dimensions of race and ethnicity.
Explore the complex and evolving landscape of racial and ethnic relations within American society. This 3rd Edition offers a comprehensive resource delving into historical contexts, contemporary issues, and the socio-cultural dynamics shaping race and ethnicity in the United States, providing an in-depth understanding of these critical topics.
Explore the critical ethnopsychology behind inter-ethnic relations, examining how patriotic education and international ideals shape national identity. This analysis delves into the cultural psychology of diverse communities, offering insights into fostering cohesion and understanding through targeted educational approaches.
This monograph explores the complex interplay of race and residence in Britain, focusing on approaches to differential treatment within the housing sector. It examines the historical and contemporary factors contributing to inequality in housing access and experiences among different ethnic groups, offering insights into the mechanisms and consequences of housing discrimination within the UK context and the broader landscape of ethnic relations.