41. The UCLA Ethnic Studies Publications Catalog American Indian Studies Center. Chicano Studies Research Center. Asian American Studies Center. Bunche Center for African American Studies. http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/esp/

American Indian Studies Center Chicano Studies Research Center Asian American Studies Center Bunche Center for African American Studies American Indian Studies Center Chicano Studies Research Center Asian American Studies Center Bunche Center for African American Studies

42. Ethnic Studies At Harvard College Offers information about different concentrations and courses offered in the field. http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~cesh/

ETHNIC STUDIES AT HARVARD COLLEGE Ethnic studies are inherently comparative. Those who wish to understand the uniqueness of a particular people can do so most effectively via comparison. Ethnic studies scholars seek to understand why the boundaries of particular ethnic groups change and why this process of ethnic group formation is so fluid. The study of ethnicity at Harvard is structured to cast the net wide, and to focus on the broad canvas of the human experience. It includes the United States, obviously, but being situated in a broadly comparative context enriches the study of ethnicity and race in the United States. Most, but not all of the studies are inherently historical in order to understand better the changing ways in which individuals choose to affiliate or have been coerced into categories by others There is no sole means or single methodology by which one can study race and ethnicity. Such studies properly flourish in the humanities and in the social sciences. At Harvard, we believe ethnic studies to be a vibrant field marked by extraordinary intellectual variety and methodological diversity. Please follow the links below for information about ethnic studies at Harvard College. A printed version of this website, "Ethnic Studies at Harvard College 2003/04" will be made available at the beginning of the fall term.

43. Canadian Ethnic Studies Association Organization devoted to the study of ethnicity and cultural life of groups in Canada. Features membership information, board of directors, mission statement and links. Located at the University of Calgary. http://www.ucalgary.ca/CESA/

44. Mission Statement ethnic studies Program Mission Statement. ethnic studies is an academic program that emphasizes innovative research and teaching. http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~ethnic/mission statement.htm

Home Executive Committee Current Courses ES Events ... Other Resources ES News! Newsletter GTF Positions Teaching Positions Ethnic Studies Mission Statement Ethnic Studies Program Mission Statement The Ethnic Studies Program is devoted to a rigorous, critical interrogation of constructions of race and ethnicity, focusing on the ways they have changed over time, their relationships to power and inequality, and their intersections with changing structures of class, gender, and sexuality within the U.S. and other societies. Ethnic Studies scholarship is comparative and interdisciplinary, and it analyzes the Ethnic Studies is particularly interested in the ways in which people of color analyze the cultural, social, and historical dimensions of race and ethnicity, but it also engages a wide range of discourses that take race as an object of study. Ethnic Studies is an academic program that emphasizes innovative research and teaching.

45. American Ethnic Studies The Department of American ethnic studies at the University of Washington is a multicultural and multiracial research and teaching unit, dedicated to providing http://depts.washington.edu/aes/

The Department of American Ethnic Studies at the University of Washington is a multicultural and multiracial research and teaching unit, dedicated to providing knowledge in the study of race and ethnicity. Through the department's three curricula Afro-American Studies, Asian/Pacific American Studies, and Chicano Studies students learn interdisciplinary, ethnic-specific, and comparative concepts, theories, and methods of inquiry, which shape the cultural, literary, social, historical, economic, and political character of selected American ethnic communities. We are located on the fifth floor of Padelford Hall, in the Northern Campus of the University. New Course!! Spring 2004 Sports and Social Change in the Twentieth Century Events: 2004 AES Graduation Celebration Film Festival: Black to the Future Film Documentary: "Saigon, USA" Labor Films Series By IBEW Local 46 ... Concert: UW Gospel Choir Opportunities: EIP Presidential Scholarship Photo Contest: Washington State Association for Multicultural Education The Writing Center is Open!

46. Untitled Document The Centre for Migration Studies was founded in 1967. These two institutions were integrated in 1984 under the name Institute for Migration and ethnic studies. http://public.srce.hr/migra/imin.htm

Year of foundation The Departmant for Migration and Nationalities was founded in 1965. The Centre for Migration Studies was founded in 1967. These two institutions were integrated in 1984 under the name Institute for Migration and Ethnic Studies. Publications: quarterly scientific journal Migracijske teme / Migration Them es (published since 1985); several books and studies Main fields The main research issues concern migration within the country, international migration flows and ethnicity. The attention is focused on Croatian emigrants in Europe and overseas countries, migrant women and children and their return, displaced persons and refugees, ethnic communities / minorities in Croatia and Croatian minorities in other countries and ethnic processes in Croatia and in the world. Address: Institut za migracije i narodnosti, Trg S. Radica 3, 10 000 Zagreb, Croatia/Hrvatska Phone: (385 1) 611 15 64 Fax: (385 1) 611 96 80 imin@zg.tel.hr

47. College Of Ethnic Studies Homepage ethnic studies IN THE NEWS (above) - TENURE TRACK FACULTY POSITIONS FOR 2004 COLLEGE OF ethnic studies College of ethnic studies Degree Programs. Graduate. http://www.sfsu.edu/~ethnicst/

College of Ethnic Studies Hood Recipient VINCENT LAUS ETHNIC STUDIES IN THE NEWS TENURE TRACK FACULTY POSITIONS FOR 2004 COLLEGE OF ETHNIC STUDIES Dean - Tomas Almaguer Associate Dean - Jim Okutsu Staff: Rosalie Alfonso, Administrative Analyst/Specialist Ellie Luis, Administrative Analyst/Specialist Bette Matsuoka, Administrative Support Coordinator Kennia Rodriguez, Administrative Support Coordinator Gabriela B Segovia-McGahan, Administrative Support Coordinator Becky Mou, Administrative Analyst/Specialist Michael Chih Ming Hornbuckle, Information Technology Consultant College of Ethnic Studies San Francisco State University 1600 Holloway Avenue San Francisco, CA 94132-4100

48. SFSU Bulletin 2003/04--College Of Ethnic Studies College of ethnic studies. College Administrative Offices, Office, Telephone. Raza Studies, Velia Garcia, PSY 103, 3386160/1054. College of ethnic studies. http://www.sfsu.edu/~bulletin/current/col-eth.htm

College of Ethnic Studies College Administrative Offices Office Telephone Dean of the College PSY 121 Associate Dean and College Graduate Coordinator Jim Okutsu PSY 121 College Directory Department/Program Chair/Director Office Telephone American Indian Studies Roberto Rivera (Acting) PSY 103 Asian American Studies Marlon Hom PSY 103 Black Studies Wade Nobles (Acting) PSY 103 Raza Studies Velia Garcia PSY 103 College of Ethnic Studies The College of Ethnic Studies offers undergraduate degrees in the following disciplines: Bachelor of Arts Asian American Studies 22996 Black Studies 22111 Raza Studies 22131 The college also offers the following minors which may be taken in conjunction with any major. American Indian Studies Asian American Studies Black Studies Raza Studies The College of Ethnic Studies offers the following graduate degrees: Master of Arts Asian American Studies 22996 Ethnic Studies 22991 The College of Ethnic Studies was established in the Fall of 1969 through the efforts of many dedicated and concerned students, faculty, and community members. Faculty and students representing four major racial groupsAfrican American, Latino American, Asian American, and American Indianlaid the conceptual institutional foundations for a unique educational program that redefined their particular cultures from their own perspectives for the first time in the United States. Not only were the first Black, Raza, American Indian, and Asian American Studies Departments in the country established, these departments were successfully united into an administrative unit within San Francisco State University that is, to date, the only College of Ethnic Studies in the nation.

49. AnthroGlobe Ethnic Studies Explorer A directory of articles prepared by students for a course at Oxnard College. http://www.ethnic.anthroglobe.org/

50. Asia 9 The sixteenyear conflict between the Sri Lankan government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) continued to produce human rights violations on both sides. On July 29, the international human rights movement lost one of its most respected and beloved leaders when a suspected LTTE suicide bomber assassinated Neelan Tiruchelvam, founder of both the International Centre for ethnic studies and the Law and Society Trust, a human rights research and advocacy organization. http://www.hrw.org/wr2k/Asia-08.htm

Recent Reports Support HRW World Report 1999 Order Online SRI LANKA The sixteen-year conflict between the Sri Lankan government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) continued to produce human rights violations on both sides. On July 29, the international human rights movement lost one of its most respected and beloved leaders when a suspected LTTE suicide bomber assassinated Neelan Tiruchelvam, founder of both the International Centre for Ethnic Studies and the Law and Society Trust, a human rights research and advocacy organization. Tiruchelvam, a Tamil member of parliament, had angered the LTTE by proposing an alternative to a separate Tamil state, namely a plan for devolution of power to regional councils set up in part along ethnic lines. Human Rights Developments The war was increasingly complicated by paramilitary actors, often working alongside the army as auxiliary forces, but sometimes at odds with them and with each other. Armed clashes between rival groups claimed civilian lives. Impunity remained a critical problem, with few prosecutions for human rights violations, and torture prevalent both in the context of armed conflict and in day-to-day policing. Discrimination against Tamil civilians by members of the security forces attempting to root out the LTTE continued throughout the country and especially in the capital city of Colombo and in army-controlled areas of the north and east. The war in the north continued to claim civilian lives and generated thousands of new internally displaced people and a smaller number of external refugees as people fled military shelling, clashes between the army and the LTTE, food shortages, and LTTE recruitment of children and adults for military service. On September 15 more than twenty civilians were reported killed and some forty injured in an air force bombing of the Puthukkudiyiruppu market in the northern district of Mullaithivu; houses and buildings nearby were also destroyed. Three days later a suspected LTTE attack on Sinhalese villagers in the east killed more than fifty.

51. Untitled Document Contact us at. . . Institute for ethnic studies University of Nebraska International Place 420 University Terrace Lincoln, NE 685880687 (402) 472-1663. http://www.unl.edu/unlies/

Contact us at. . . Institute for Ethnic Studies University of Nebraska International Place 420 University Terrace Lincoln, NE 68588-0687 Ethnic Studies refers to the investigation, exploration, and involvement with those factors and areas that bear on the lives and experiences, both past and present, of ethnically distinct minority groups in the U.S. The Institute for Ethnic Studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is composed of three separate programs: Latino and Latin American Studies, African American and African Studies, and Native American Studies. Although they operate together under the leadership of a single Director, each program has its own coordinator and plans its own curriculum and activities. The Institute offers several interdisciplinary programs of study. Courses are taught by core faculty who hold formal joint appointments within the Institute and by affiliated faculty from various departments within the College of Arts and Sciences, such as Anthropology, English, Geography, History, Modern Languages and Literatures, Political Science, and Sociology, as well as other colleges at UNL, such as Fine and Performing Arts, Business Administration, and Teachers College. The Institute for Ethnic Studies and the three programs also sponsor or co-sponsor a variety of lectures, symposia, research projects, and cultural events on campus, and serve as a resource for UNL students, faculty, and staff as well as the wider community.

52. ANTHROPOLOGY AND ETHNIC STUDIES HOME PAGE ANTHROPOLOGY ethnic studies. University of Nevada at Las Vegas. http://anthro-ets.unlv.edu/

ANTHROPOLOGY ETHNIC STUDIES University of Nevada at Las Vegas PAUSE SLOW FAST REVERSE ... Administration Alumni List of MA's by Year and Thesis Topic List by Year and Occupation Individual Web Pages Announcements - Events, Field Schools, Positions ... Graduate and Professional Research Forum, 2004 Interdisciplinary Degree Programs Afro-American Studies Asian Studies Latin American Studies Linguistic Studies ... Snapshot - Admissions Online University of Nevada, Las Vegas 4505 Maryland Parkway Box 455003 Las Vegas, Nevada 89154-5003 Department Office (702) 895-3590 Fax (702) 895-4823 TOP UNLV Maintained by WebMaster.Please send your comments to: Gary Palmer Last Updated January 28, 2003 You are visitor # since March 5, 1996.

53. International Centre For Ethnic Studies (ICES) International Centre for ethnic studies (ICES) strives to evolve a model of historically sensitive theoretical and empirical research on ethnicity, and related http://www.icescolombo.org/

ICES ICES

54. Resources For Ethnic Studies ethnic studies. Resources for ethnic studies. Databases for ethnic studies; Electronic Journals for ethnic studies; Internet Resources for ethnic studies; http://www2.lib.udel.edu/subj/ethst/

ETHNIC STUDIES Resources: Databases E-Journals Internet Resources Research Guides ... Suggest Purchase Related Subjects: Choose Subject Afr Amer Studies Anthropology Area Studies Comparative Lit History Jewish Studies Latin America Political Science Sociology Urban Affairs Women's Studies Contact: Carol A. Rudisell Librarian E-mail Home DELCAT Databases ... Ask a Librarian Resources for Ethnic Studies Databases for Ethnic Studies Electronic Journals for Ethnic Studies Internet Resources for Ethnic Studies Research Guides for Ethnic Studies Other University of Delaware Resources for Ethnic Studies Suggest Purchase for Ethnic Studies This page is maintained by Carol A. Rudisell , Reference Department. Questions or comments? Home DELCAT Databases ... University of Delaware Library

55. Internet Resources For Ethnic Studies Internet Resources for ethnic studies. General Resources for ethnic studies. ethnic studies Organizations. Associations, Departments, and Libraries. http://www2.lib.udel.edu/subj/ethst/internet.htm

ETHNIC STUDIES Resources: Databases E-Journals Research Guides Other UD Resources ... Suggest Purchase Internet Resources for Related Subjects: Choose Subject Afr Amer Studies Anthropology Comparative Lit History Jewish Studies Latin America Political Science Sociology Urban Affairs Women's Studies Contact: Carol A. Rudisell Librarian E-mail Home DELCAT Databases ... Ask a Librarian Internet Resources for Ethnic Studies General Resources for Ethnic Studies Specific Resources for Ethnic Groups Organizations for Ethnic Studies Issues in Ethnic Studies ... Mailing Lists and Discussion Lists General Resources for Ethnic Studies American Identities A compilation of Internet resources for various cultural, ethnic and racial groups in the U.S. including African-American Arab-American Asian-American Jewish-American ... Native American resources, and the Multi-Cultural Mosaic . Maintained by the American Studies Programs, University of Virginia. American Studies Web: Race, Ethnicity and Identity A section of the comprehensive American Studies Web , created at Georgetown University. Included are resources for African American Studies, Asian American Studies, Native American Studies, Latino Studies, and other ethnicities. CRL's Ethnic Press Database The Center for Research Libraries sponsors this collection database for ethnic press serials.

56. CSUS Ethnic Studies Dept CSUS Logo. ethnic studies Department Amador Upcoming Special Events. MA Program in ethnic studies. The ethnic studies Department is offering a Master degree. http://www.csus.edu/ethn/

Ethnic Studies Department Amador Hall, Phone Number:(916) 278-6645 California State University, Sacramento 95819 Email: Dr. Greg Yee Mark, Department Chair B.A. Program in Ethnic Studies Department Curriculum Directions Learning Outcomes/Expectations for Ethnic Studies Majors ... WebCT *Upcoming Special Events M.A. Program in Ethnic Studies. The Ethnic Studies Department is offering a Master degree. For more information, please contact Dr. Gregory Yee Mark, Department Chair or Dr. James Sobredo. Second International Conference on Genocide October 14-16, 2004. Ethnic Studies is pleased to announce its Second International Conference on Genocide. Please send one-page abstract with the title of the topic, your institutional affiliation and e-mail address to the Genocide Organizing Committee at the Ethnic Studies Department, California State University at Sacramento, Sacramento, CA 95819-6013. The abstract can be sent via fax at (916-278-5156), or by e-mail, at either kimenyi@saclink.csus.edu

57. Ethnic Studies & Minority-Majority Relations Links ethnic studies and MinorityMajority Relations. International Centre of ethnic studies.(It focuses on ethnic conflict resolution in Sri Lanka.). http://www.geocities.com/Athens/8945/ethnic.html

Dimo Yagcioglu This page was last modified on September 20, 1998 LINKS to web-sites related to Ethnic Studies and Minority-Majority Relations (in alphabetical order): The Abraham Fund. An organization exclusively devoted to supporting Jewish-Arab coexistence for the citizens of Israel. (Founded by Alan B. Slifka) Center for Intl. Development and Conflict Management of the Univ. of Maryland at College Park. This Center hosts the Minorities at Risk Project. Directed by Prof. Ted R. Gurr, this project is a global survey, providing coded profiles of almost 300 major ethnic groups, and data on their current concerns and involvement in conflicts since 1945. Based on the data, Gurr and his colleagues are also developing indices of ethno-political conflict that can be used in building conflict early warning instruments. Center for World Indigenous Studies. A research organization working for wider appreciation of indigenous cultures and better understanding between diverse peoples Centre for Research in Ethnic Relations (of the Economic and Social Research Council). The major academic body in the UK for the research and teaching of matters concerning racism, migration and ethnic relations.

58. Ethnicdb ethnic studies Database. http://www.ethnicdb.homestead.com/

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59. Ethnic Studies Database - Index ethnic studies Database. Welcome to the second incarnation of the ethnic studies Database. As we all have to do from time to time, the site has had to move. http://apalreiro.tripod.com/esdb/

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60. Ethnic Studies Home Page ethnic studies INSTITUTE West Chester, Pennsylvania 19383, (610)4362725 http//www.wcupa.edu/. The ethnic studies program at West http://www.wcupa.edu/_ACADEMICS/sch_cas/eth_stu/

ETHNIC STUDIES INSTITUTE West Chester, Pennsylvania 19383 http://www.wcupa.edu/ The Ethnic Studies program at West Chester University is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing on the resources of many disciplines, including anthropology, education, English, history, political science, public administration, social work, and sociology. The goals of the program are to enhance students' appreciation and understanding of ethnic diversity through ethnic studies courses, research, scholarly conferences, and cultural programs. Students earn a certificate in an area of ethnic concentration. For More Information: Dr. Bonita Freeman-Witthoft, Director Ethnic Studies Institute Department of Anthropology Old Library West Chester University West Chester, PA 19383 bfreemanwi@wcupa.edu Ms. Carol Lutterman, Contact Person Ethnic Studies Institute Department of Anthropology G102 Old Library Building West Chester University West Chester, PA 19383 clutterman@wcupa.edu WCU HOME President's Message Parents ... Campus Map

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