Titlebook: Instrumental Autonomy, Political Socialization, and Citizenship Identity; A Case Study of Kore Mengyan (Yolanda) Yu Book 2017 Springer Natu

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Instrumental Autonomy, Political Socialization, and Citizenship IdentityA Case Study of Kore

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2365-6255 discourse construction that shapes identity politics and an innovative means of measuring and explaining relevant relationships..978-981-10-9683-9978-981-10-2694-2Series ISSN 2365-6255 Series E-ISSN 2365-6263

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,Introduction: A Third Trial of National Identity and Minority’s Citizenship Identity in Contemporarive state of its decisive power in distributing governing resources to monitor citizens’ physical and mental activities. What is commonly acknowledged is that traditional geopolitical boundaries have become more elastic as state has to monitor its citizens’ development by respecting universally wors

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Nation-state, Citizenship Identity, Minority Autonomy: Orchestrating Civil Religion and Ideology Thl society under communism ideology and authoritarian political governance. How could the politicized and instrumentalized policy such as autonomy achieve an “appeasement” between state’s political interest and civil society’s pursuit of emancipation in shaping minority citizens’ identity.

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A Methodological Framework to Access Citizenship Identity Development and Journey in the Field, experience of socialization within China. Korean minority is a comparatively peaceful and small minority group, to argue about citizenship identity development of minority in China with this case faces some natural questioning of its representativeness in general and validity in indicating further

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Evidence from the Field: How Does Korean Minority Students Territorialize Their Identity Habitus inand geo-political rule has territorialized multi-scalar habitus for different ethnic groups’ identity and socioeconomic development (Bell .). These habitus exist and evolve on multi-scalar dimensions, which could both overlap and compete with each other. Majority and minority could converge or diver

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