Ethnic Studies papers

A personal description of a cultural immersion experience with the Hispanic culture.

This paper discusses cultural issues related to policing and law enforcement.

A review of the book 'Celebrated Cases of Judge Dee', translated by Robert Van Gulik.

An analysis of the cultural misunderstandings and racial discrimination that can occur in law enforcement.

This paper discusses diversity and individual differences in small to medium-sized businesses.

An analysis of what types of relationships are typically formed among Hispanic couples in the United States today.

A biography of Isabelle Allende, the daughter of the former Chilean president and an accomplished writer.

This paper discusses sociology issues in the film "West Side Story".

This paper describes the motives influencing US policy in the Middle East.

This paper describes the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians in a historical context.

This paper, written from an Islamic perspective, discusses what the writer views as roadblocks to the democratization process in the Middle East.

This paper examines elements of apartheid that still exist in South Africa.

This paper discusses the advantages and disadvantages of workplace diversity.

A discussion regarding the indigenous and non-indigenous cultures of Australia.

Aa analysis of the importance of identity and family in Ronne Hartfield's memoir, "Another Way Home: The Tangled Roots of Race in One Chicago Family".

A look at how Christianity has prospered and survived in Egypt and Ethiopia since the first century.

An argument against the effectiveness of affirmative action in combating racism.

A review of 'The River Between' by Ngugi wa Thiong.

This paper provides a literature review of education management in Saudi Arabia, focusing on women's universities.

An analysis of the United States' foreign policy with regards to Islam and Middle Eastern countries.

A look at nationalism's effect on World War I.

A discussion on mail-order brides in the Internet age.

A discussion regarding the Mediterranean diet.

This paper discusses the issue of the Darfur refugees as a world problem.

A review of Amos Oz's book 'A Perfect Peace' and Abraham Yehoshua's book 'The Lover.

A discussion regarding the Han Dynasty, which ruled China from about 200 B.C. to about 220 A.D.

A review of the character Jadine of Toni Morrison's 'Tar Baby', and her volatile relationship with the character Son.

A discussion regarding sexual practice as religious and political tools in eastern cultures.

A discussion regarding Langston Hughes and Dr. Martin Luther King.

A review of 'Struggle and Survival in the Modern Middle East' by Edmund Burke.

This paper provides a book review of the work "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu.

The paper examines how race influences a person's perception of being threatened.

This paper examines political conflicts within the Middle East region.

A review of "Things Fall Apart" by Chinua Achebe.

A review of the Rwandan Genocide and the role that the Christians played.

A review of 'Things Fall Apart' by Chinua Achebe.

An analysis of the poem "Let America be America Again" by Langston Hughes.

A discussion regarding diversity in the world of business.

A review of the portrayal of women in India's myths, legends and epics as strong and independent characters.

A review of the film "Crash" starring Matt Dillon and Sandra Bullock.

A review and comparison of the poems "I, too, sing America" by Langston Hughes and "I Hear America Singing" by Walt Whitman.

A review of Elijah Anderson's book, "Code of the Street".

A review of the impact that Southern literature has had on American culture.

A review of the continued relevance of the issues related in "The Declining Significance of Race" by William Wilson.

A discussion regarding the impact of the Spanish explorers on the native populations of the West Indies and Mexico.

This paper analyzes Louis Wirth's "The Ghetto", a classic sociological study written in 1928 about the Jewish ghetto.

This paper discusses the problems of the elderly from ethnic cultures, especially immigrants.

This paper discusses the disproportionality of minorities in special education classes.

This paper is an ethnography of a local music scene.

An analysis of the effects of caregiving on grandparents of minority groups.

A discussion of the history and religious identities of Mormonism since the death of its founder in 1844.

This paper provides an African-American and ethnic literary analysis of the Novel 'Oroonoko: or The Royal Slave' by Aphra Behn and the Essay "How it Feels to be Colored Me" by Zora Neale Hurston.

An analysis of the social and family structure of Eskimos.

A discussion on the lack of Latino representation on prime-time television.

An analysis of feminism in Native America and its impact on native communities.

This paper examines the need to increase human services for the growing multicultural sub-population.

This paper discusses the issue of adoption of children by interracial couples, transracial adoptions, which presents an ethical dilemma for social workers.

A discussion on Muslims in Europe in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

This paper explores how the interests of minority groups are represented in the government of a country.

A review of multiculturalism and the need for tolerance as discussed in the book "A Different Mirror: A History of Multicultural America," written by Ronald Takaki.

This paper addresses the needs of at-risk youth, defined for this paper as learning disabled minority students.

A discussion on how teachers can promote a multicultural perspective in their teaching.

A review of Charles Darwin and Franz Boas' regressive views of human racial progress.

This paper explores gender roles and the "big" and "small" things in Arundhati Roy's novel "The God of Small Things."

This study discusses police officers' use of non-verbal communication to those whose primary language is not English.

A discussion on the causes of terrorist attacks in Russia.

This paper prevents a review of the literature that looks at the Hispanic population and their lack of access to mental health services.

A discussion on how Hispanic women are less likely to learn English and assimilate into American culture than Hispanic men.

This paper presents a literature review and recommendations for the management of diversity in employment.

This paper explores the representation of the East in Giacomo Puccini's opera "Turandot."

This paper is a literature review about minority labor relations with employees and suppliers especially in the healthcare industry.

A review of the book "Cities of Salt", by Abdelrahman Munif.

A discussion regarding the characteristics of the Chinese cultural value of fraternal respect amongst siblings.

An analysis of Sara Ahmed's book "Declarations of Whiteness: The Non-Performativity Anti-Racism".

A discussion regarding hate based divisions and atrocities.

A discussion on the history of the State of California.

An anthropological review of Charles Piot's book, "Remotely Global".

This paper describes the history, training and life of the Japanese Geisha.

An analysis of the events leading up to and following the internment of Japanese-Americans in America in 1942.

An in-depth analysis of the relationship between epilepsy and depression in Hispanic patients.

This paper describes the landscape of African-American life since the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s.

A discussion on the use of race and ethnicity as a vehicle for discrimination.

The paper analyzes the novel "Rule of the Bone" by Russell Banks.

A look at typical behavior of stereotyping people at a glance and the effects it has on the person.

This paper explores the benefits of children receiving a bilingual education.

A review of three Islamic websites.

This paper discusses the problem of employment discrimination in professional fields in the U.S.

A discussion regarding the increase in domestic violence within the African-American community.

A discussion on stereotypes and how they are formed, and whether these prejudices can be controlled.

An analysis of the factors required to develop racial identity and prevent cultural racism.

A review of John Okada's 'No No Boy', Jhumpa Lahiri's 'The Namesake' and Nina Revoyr's 'Southland', focusing on the issue of gender portrayal.

This paper discusses how language differences can affect counselling and treatment.

An analysis of the need for skills to deal with people of differing cultural backgrounds in the health care system.

A study of re-settlement experiences of Iraqi-Kurdish women migrants in the U.K.

This paper discusses 'best practice' counseling, with a focus on African-American and Hispanic-American patients.

This paper argues that America's history of institutionalized racism and white superiority has given way to the displacement and alienation of interracial individuals, thus creating fragmented and broken identities.

This paper applies Paolo Freire's pedagogy of the oppressed to the classroom situation.

A review of the novel "Namesake" by Jhumpa Lahiri.

This paper discusses managing diversity and provides a review of related literature.

This paper examines the different approaches of the qualitative and quantitative research methods.