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Articles:
The Economic Value of Cultural Diversity: Evidence from Us Cities by Gianmarco I. P. Ottaviano and Giovanni Peri
The article evaluates the impact of amenities on the production and consumption of cultural variety as defined by the diversity of countries of birth of city inhabitants using data on earnings and rents in various U.S. cities. It demonstrates that there has been a notable average increase in the pay and housing rental cost for US citizens born a
oad who reside in metropolitan regions where the proportion of foreign-born residents rose between 1970 and 1990. This result is robust against endogeneity and omitted variable bias and has economic significance. The paper then offers a model that shows how cultural variety might affect output and consumption in terms of amenity or divisiveness. The model suggests that the combined findings from the salary and rent regressions are compatible with a dominating production amenity benefit of cultural diversity since individuals and businesses are mobile between cities over time.
The Implication of Cultural Diversity in American Schools by Johnson A. Afolayan
This article's goal is to examine the main causes of America's cultural diversity and how they affect educators in the profession. Immigration, communication, language variety, cultural values, and desegregation are some of these variables. Some instructors use the new student population's demographics to comprehend diversity in America, while others use historical hints. Data pertaining to academic performance, dropout and graduation rates illustrate the differences across the various ethnic groups. Conflict between ethnic groups and recent immigrants may arise from classmates' and instructors' cultural perspectives. People cannot be comprehended until their cu
ent circumstances and the cultural history from which they originate are taken into consideration. Given the variety of the American populace, educators must be aware of the cultural factors that might have an impact on students' performance and self-esteem.
Meaning and Significance of Culture by Radhika Kapur
The cultures have an impact on people's general living situations. People become aware of norms, values, standards, and principles through their cultures, which are seen to be extremely important for improving people's quality of life. People learn about different cultures via their instructors and family members starting in their early childhood years. In order to improve their life, people must implement the cultures as they mature. Regarding the distinct communities—rural, u
an, and tribal—the cultures differ. Every one of these groups has its own customs, values, beliefs, and guiding principles that they follow in order to go about their daily lives. People from different areas, age groups, classifications, and backgrounds will be able to accomplish their personal and professional objectives as well as become productive members of society when they understand the value of culture and incorporate it into their daily lives. This study article has focused on three primary areas: the meaning and relevance of culture, the features of culture, and the function of culture in people's lives.
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The Concept of Culture by Sage Publications
This essay begins with a review of the several conceptualizations of culture used in the study of cross-cultural variations across contemporary civilizations. The idea and study of culture have been approached differently by academic fields, and occasionally even within them. This examination does not aim to present a single, co
ect viewpoint. Culture may be defined how any academic believes it should be. Instead of a single, ideal theoretical description of culture, we require precise empirical operationalizations of every theory: Scholars should provide a detailed explanation of their proposed methodology for measuring culture in order to align with their various conceptual frameworks.
Culture and American Film by Blackwell Publishers
This book examines the representations of race, class, gender, sexual orientation, and ability in American cinema from the 1920s to the early 21st century. This work's fundamental tenet is that we may learn a great deal about how various American communities have been and are treated by examining the history of American cinema. The way that individuals are perceived and understood in the "real world" is significantly influenced by the images of them in motion pictures. In addition, there are a variety of linkages between movies and "real life," and we should have a consensus on how to talk about them and their implications. Therefore, we must first grasp a few foundational ideas before delving deeply into the ways in which particular groups of people have been portrayed in American cinema: how film functions to represent people and objects; how and why social groupings are and have been formed; and how individuals interact with the larger socio-cultural structures of the United States of America. A few fundamental concepts related to American history, cinema form, and cultural studies are introduced in this chapter.
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