They will find a proud, if bedraggled country with ruggedly beautiful landscapes and a unique sense of its identity — shaped in part, by Ethiopia's stubborn refusal to submit to Western colonizers.
It resembles, he said, the disciples, extended family and devoted followers who surrounded Jesus during his ministry — a group of people united by "a common identity shaped by the fact that each depends on all others".
We argue that gender identity shapes the way entrepreneurs view themselves, how they understand the world around them and approach other people, but also what they aim to achieve in the future (Eddleston & Powell, 2008; Hoang & Gimeno, 2010).
Your identity shapes your politics, yes, but they are not one and the same.
Along with aspects of common British identity, each of them has their own distinct identity shaped in the respective particular circumstances of political, economic, ethnic, social and cultural history.
The words ring true today as the country struggles with an identity shaped by history, colonization, internal and external wars, and a geographic location in a rough neighborhood of the world.
It socializes in professional identities, shaping students' plans for careers and lives.
Over the past 10 years, more people have come to think of themselves as having their identities shaped by their consumer goods.
They're producing books with titles like "Animal Spirits," "The Irrational Economist," and "Identity Economics," about subjects such as how social identities shape economic choices.
