Ethnic Studies papers

Case study of a patient in therapy who is having self-identity and self-esteem issues.

A book review and analysis of the research methodology used in George A. Collier's book, "Basta! Land and the Zapatista rebellion in the Chiapas".

This paper discusses school counseling in a multicultural society.

This paper explains that, since the early 1600s, Hispanic Americans have influenced many aspects of today's American culture such as art, religion and education.

An analysis of the prevalence of racism during the Second World War.

A review of the book "Asian-American Panethnicity" written by Yen Le Espiritu.

An overview of the challenges of multi-cultural education, with a focus on New York City.

A review of a Filipino immigrant's immigration to and assimilation in America.

This paper argues the dichotomy of affirmative action in education and the workforce.

A review and discussion of Bharati Mukherjee's essay on immigrants in America.

An analysis of the 1973 study done by William Chambliss concerning the correlation between crime and class.

This paper discusses conflict resolution techniques, focusing on suppression, a technique sometimes applied in extreme forms of conflict.

This paper discusses Asian and Black British police officers and the social identity theory (SIT).

An analysis of the impact of language and culture on the diagnosis of mental disorders.

This paper compares the ethical and cultural medical traditions of two different cultures: The United States and the Hmong, an indigenous population native of Laos, a growing immigrant presence in California.

An examination of how racism effects all aspects of the criminal justice system.

This paper discusses, in the context of the modern times, the cultural conflict in Northern Ireland between the IRA, the Unionists and the governments.

This paper is a research proposal to study the extent to which native German cultural influences are not only present in society but also felt by the people living in Texas today.

This paper discusses the effect of ethnic police offices on the overall police culture in the U.K..

This paper evaluates the factor of home-ownership, concentrating on the areas of Los Angeles, New York City and San Francisco to determine the degree of assimilation by Chinese-Americans.

This paper discusses problems of ethnic identity as depicted in the movie "Hester Street".

This paper looks at Mexican-American history and how the word "wetback" was created.

This paper reviews J.M. Coetzee's "Disgrace", a crime story set in the new South Africa.

An analysis of the impact of cultural diversity in the global marketplace.

This paper discusses the drive of the multinational corporation to develop and embed into the corporate consciousness the need for a truly diverse workforce.

This paper discusses the policy problems of fighting AIDS in Africa, highlighting the countries of Uganda and Senegal.

This paper reviews "All That We Can Be" by Charles C. Moskos and John Sibley Butler, which discusses the history of racism in the military.

This paper discusses racial disparities in the American criminal justice system.

This paper reviews English as a Second Language (ESL) bilingual programs, its history, legislation, and funding.

This paper discusses assimilation into the American culture prior to 1865 for African-Americans, Scottish-Irish, Asians, and Native Americans.

An overview of the phenomenon of worldwide cultural diversity.

Examines the weaknesses of Sahar Khalifeh's attempts to address terrorism in the novel, "Wild Thorns".

An examination of the dual challenge and delicate balance facing African women.

A look at the use of culture and diversity to make work groups into high performance teams.

A look at how the plight of migrant workers today seeking the American dream has not changed since their depiction in John Steinbeck's "The Grapes of Wrath".

This paper discusses the theme of social distinction in E. L. Doctorow's "Ragtime".

A discussion on multiculturalism and exceptionalism in the context of American's unique cultural landscape.

This paper discusses the European Union's power play in the Middle East.

An analysis of the Palestinian and Israeli conflict and international law.

A look at the importance of diversity training and diversity programs to the workplace.

Examines the impact of philosophy and religion in China.

A comparison of the myth and reality of the American dream.

Discusses the roots and consequences of the blood-feud tradition in Egypt.

Examines this Middle Eastern conflict within the realm of international law.

An analysis of the effect of globalization and political corruption on Egypt.

Uses the war on Iraq to argue that Western powers cannot force democracy on Islamic countries.

Discusses the impact of free trade and its potential benefits on the Egyptian economy.

This paper discusses Arabic popular music as a political expression.

The paper discusses privatization as a solution for Third World educational problems and the ethical and legal controversies involved.

An analysis of the Gulf War within the structure of international relations.

A look at different theories why the Sri Lankan civil war is not being resolved.

The paper discusses democratization and economic liberalization prospects in Jordan.

Critique of the works of Fatema Mernissi and Barbara Hodgson in "Scheherazade Goes West" and "The Tattooed Map".

An analysis of the social inequalities regarding computer technology and the threat posed to the helping relationship in human services.

This paper discusses that the view Israel has of its history plays an important role in the events of the modern country called Israel.

Paper discusses the prospects of the post-Barcelona Treaty and the EU engaging in the Middle East peace process as a neutral mediator.

An analysis of U.S. violation of international humanitarian law during the Iraq War.

A discussion of the legal arguments surrounding the Iraq war, dismissing legitimacy claims.

The paper examines India's 21st century national and regional security concerns.

An analysis of the diversity policy at Lehigh University.

A discussion of how ethnicity affects literature.

This paper discusses hate crimes and the need for community-focused police.

This paper discusses multiculturalism as a factor in culturally-based learning styles in Australia.

A look at how and to what extent structures place limits on the collective agency of minority ethnic groups.

This paper argues that the only criteria on which employees should be judged are their abilities to perform their jobs properly.

This paper discusses the atrocious behavior toward Catholic immigrants in America from 1865 to 1895.

An analysis of the racial and ethnic images in the film, "Rabbit in the Moon," produced by Emiko Omori.

This paper discusses that valuing diversity should be a consistent part of the professional development of all employees at every level within the organization.

Examines the beginnings of the discourse known as Orientalism, or Western writers writing about Islam and the Orient.

An examination of how the concepts of 'race' and racism have evolved over the last one hundred years with reference to media discourses and popular culture.

Traces the history of the immigration of Jews to the United States and the patterns of assimilation.

An analysis of the theme of diverted desire in "Ten Little Indians" by Sherman Alexie.

An overview of the treatment of foreign workers in Saudi Arabia.

A review of Zake Mda's "Ways of Dying".

A research paper on the Native American peyote religion, including a detailed description of the ceremony itself.

A paper that argues that because of stereotypes and society's portrayal of women, they are not able to be military leaders.

An analysis of the failure of peacemaking in Rwanda.

An analysis of the the importance of the English language in South Africa.

A look at why the United Nations failed to prevent the 1994 conflict and genocide in Rwanda.

A look at how Rwanda can best achieve post-conflict peace.

Discusses the dangers for foreigners to work in Iraq at the present moment.

Argues that, based on criteria set forth by the United Nations, the attack on Iraq by allied forces was unjustified.

Argues that Islamic nationalism is not a genuine form of nationalism and is only felt in times of crisis.

An opinion paper arguing that cross-cultural marriages are wrong because they cause confusion for the children.

This paper outlines the types of violence against women in Africa, specifically South Africa. It then gives the effects of AIDS and HIV on the situation.

A comprehensive history of the Irish-English conflict and a reflection of what the future holds.

A consideration of the theories of ethnic war, focusing on John Mueller's suggestion that "ethnic war" is a misnomer.

An analysis of the influence of Sayyed Qutb on Islamic terrorist groups.

An examination of the impact that Arab immigration has had on Europe, especially French culture.

An examination of the phenomenon of cross-cultural marriages and factors influencing their success or failure.

Explains that the practice of apartheid is still unofficially alive in South Africa.

A discussion on whether the United States was justified in placing Japanese-Americans in internment camps during WWII.

An overview of the causes of Islamic fundamentalism, with a focus on Egypt.

Examines the political and civil rights of the Tamil ethnic minority in Sri Lanka.

Questions why the international community failed to take any action that would have ended the Rwandan genocide in 1994.

A discussion on how best to serve justice with regard to the Rwandan genocide and eliminate the ethnic conflict between the Hutus and Tutsis.

A look at how and why the U.N. has failed in its peacemaking efforts in Rwanda.

A look at the practice of polygamy in the Arab world and the impact it has on the religion and culture.

An analysis of the impact of the advent of the computer and Internet on the classroom.