Answering a Call for Service: An Exploration of Family Communication Schemata and Ethnic Identity's Effect on Civic Engagement Behaviors

Pearson, Judy C.; Semlak, Julie L.; Western, Kai J.; Herakova, Liliana

doi:10.1080/17475759.2010.520838

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“…In the example of Sweden, Axelsson et al (2013) even propose quantitative methods to measure a region's cultural sustainability. In another vein, Pearson et al (2010) (JICR) reveal that a strong family communication cohesion will strengthen ethnic and cultural affiliation. Both attitudes will contribute to sustainable community building and civil society.…”

Section: Supporting the Persistence Of Cultures (And Thus Diversity)mentioning

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“…A search in its online archive from 1977 until September 2014 has identified 15 relevant articles, here (Cushner, 2005;Woods et al, 2011;Davidheiser, 2005;Kealey et al, 2005;Kelman, 2005;Marsella, 2005;Salzman, 2008;Cvajner & Sciortino, 2010;Buddenhagen & Baldwin, 2011;Nijhuis et al, 2011;Rivers, 2011;Dunne, 2013;Rienties & Nolan 2013;Kuchenbrandt et al, 2014). (Pearson et al, 2010;Tamam, 2010;Hoover, 2011;Takahashi & Meisner, 2011;Johnson & Callahan, 2013).…”

Section: The International Journal Of Intercultural Relations (Ijir) mentioning

confidence: 99%

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What Is Intercultural Sustainability? A First Exploration of Linkages Between Culture and Sustainability in Intercultural Research

Busch¹

2016

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The sustainability of intercultural relations recently again has been identified as a central, but still neglected responsibility for intercultural research (e.g. Alexander et al., 2014a;Alexander et al., 2014b). This article identifies three different notions of sustainability related to culture in contemporary intercultural research: Egocentric uses focus on one single culture or organization. Utilitarian understandings argue that a sustainable care for intercultural relations may serve other sustainability goals. Allocentric notions ask for a global and equal dialogue on the concept. Complementing the authors above, this article argues for a stronger reflection and analysis of notions of sustainability in intercultural research.

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Section: Supporting the Persistence Of Cultures (And Thus Diversity)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: The International Journal Of Intercultural Relations (Ijir) mentioning

confidence: 99%

What Is Intercultural Sustainability? A First Exploration of Linkages Between Culture and Sustainability in Intercultural Research

Busch¹

2016

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Communication Infrastructure and Civic Engagement in the ICT Era: A Synthetic Approach

Kang

2016

Annals of the International Communication Association

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Perceptions of Ethnic Groups in Bakauheni Sub-District, South Lampung Regency, Indonesia

Karomani,

Kartika,

Nusyirwan

2019

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Bakauheni constitutes a sub-district located in South Lampung, Indonesia. It is inhabited by diverse ethnic groups: Lampung, Sunda, Java, Batak, and Bugis. Their different cultural backgrounds often result in different perceptions among them. Therefore, this study aimed to explore perceptions by the ethnic groups living in the region.The current study was qualitative. An interview was undertaken in depth to investigate ethnic groups’ perceptions. The data were analyzed using BIPLOT. The result of the current study showed that there were two main categories of perceptions among the ethnic groups living in Bakauheni: soft-hearted and hard-hearted perception. This suggests that communication inter-ethnic is important for attaining the harmony of social life.

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Answering a Call for Service: An Exploration of Family Communication Schemata and Ethnic Identity's Effect on Civic Engagement Behaviors

Cited by 3 publications

References 41 publications

What Is Intercultural Sustainability? A First Exploration of Linkages Between Culture and Sustainability in Intercultural Research

What Is Intercultural Sustainability? A First Exploration of Linkages Between Culture and Sustainability in Intercultural Research

Communication Infrastructure and Civic Engagement in the ICT Era: A Synthetic Approach

Perceptions of Ethnic Groups in Bakauheni Sub-District, South Lampung Regency, Indonesia

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