Pirozhkova was witness to a different kind of Russian identity: multinational, modest and secure in its own sense of self.
Their cultural characteristics are mainly embodied in the religion, food culture, identity psychology, multinational societial organizations, localization process and the like.
Post Natyam Collective, for instance, a Los Angeles-based group of multinational female choreographers who explores identity politics through South Asian dance forms, created "SUNOH!
Because of its straightforwardness, the style was adopted by multinational corporations that wanted uniform graphic identity systems.
Under Robert M. Morgenthau, the former Manhattan district attorney, the office began investigating multinational banks that were disguising the identities of clients in countries on United States sanction lists by stripping their names from paperwork.
In contrast to what is perceived as an oppressive multinational state, it may offer space for identities to flourish.
but haunted by the fear of national identities being swamped either by faceless multinational commercialism or by tides of alien immigrants from poor countries.
Instead, Chayefsky seemed attracted to a story about "the destruction of a buccaneering independent TV HOTSHOT by surrendering his identity, patriotism and self to the dehumanized multinational conglomerate" — nothing less than "FAUST + MEPHISTOPHELES today".
