Moynihan explored the grand themes of history and tried to understand the times in the most ambitious of ways: the cultural implications of the shift from the industrial to the post-industrial society, the disaffection of the intellectual class, the foreign policy implications of ethnic tension in a post-Communist world.
Ethiopia is also home to diverse cultural and ethnic groups with implications for childbearing practices [ 12].
We conducted a qualitative sociological study examining the potential for harm to ethnic groups, and implications of such ethical concerns for data sharing.
It also made it much more difficult for women, and by implication ethnic minority, candidates to get elected as it favoured block votes for parties.
Authorities say it was an act of terrorism carried out by "Xinjiang extremists", by implication ethnic Uighurs, a Muslim minority group from the north-west.In this section Dark day The smog of war No love lost Murky business ReprintsAccording to police, four attackers were killed on the spot and one a woman, who was injured was captured.
Its policy for integrating the country's restless western regions a policy that mixes repression, development and Han-Chinese migration is failing to persuade non-Han groups of the merits of Chinese rule.The party says the attackers were "Xinjiang extremists", by implication ethnic Uighurs, a Turkic people with ties to Central Asia who once formed the majority in the region of Xinjiang.
In addition to altering estimates of the size of the indigenous population, the choice of ethnicity measure may have profound implications for interpreting ethnic disparities, including differences in HIV risk behaviour, testing and knowledge.
The implications of "ethnic federalism", as it is known, terrify some.
This has important implications for ethnic monitoring, which on May 31 2002 became a statutory duty for all public authorities employing more than 150 people, including health, education and local authorities, the civil service and so on.
The research also explodes the long-held assumption that racism is largely a problem confined to urban locations and underlines it as an issue which has serious implications for ethnic minorities and policy makers.
