4b.10c Flashcards

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How can assimilation of different cultures be measured (SPEC)

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By levels of political engagement through voter turnout, the development od local community groups and reductions in hate crime and racism

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How do we measure integration by looking at demographic (3)

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  • Mapping residential distributions of different ethnic/immigrant/national groups.
  • Is their segregation becoming less marked, over time (index of dissimilarity)?
  • How many mixed marriages are there?
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How do we measure economic integration?

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NI census data …
- Is there variation of inequality in income / wages / happiness?
- Are education outcomes the same: e.g. going into university / high level qualifications, to gain jobs with similar earnings (and thereby access to services)?

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How do we measure social integration

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PSNI Hate crime stats, TBUC engagement in NI
-The level of hate crime incidents and expressions of racism / sexism / homophobia.
- The common use of language, or determination of retain cultural identity.
- The extent to which people spend time in local community groups that are defined by their cultural identity, or something else, that is common with the host population.

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How do we measure political integration

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NI assembly election results of 2017
- Increased language acquisition increases political engagement / voter turnout / confidence speaking up?
- How politically engaged are minority groups in political processes? What percentage are voting at the elections?
- How do ‘minority groups’ vote: by social issues, or economic issues? Similarly to host culture, or different?

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What is another word for integration

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ASSIMILATION!!! SPEC

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How can we measure integration

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Social, economic, political and demographic integration

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Define assimilation

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the process whereby individuals or groups of differing ethnic heritage are absorbed into the dominant culture of a society

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Generically, how does voter turnout indicate levels of assimilation

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voter turnout varies dueign elections and the poorest are least likely to vote. Diver ethnicity increase likelihood of voting becuase people are experiencing prejudice or exploitation

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Why does a reduction in hate crime indicate assimilation

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Hate crimes are common against london’s muslim community. Now local muslim communities and mosques hold open days to help understand muslim life.

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What is a unionist

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someoine who is protestant and opposed to a united ireland and supports the union with Britain

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What is a loyalist

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a unionist who supports armed struggles against the republicans

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What is a nationalist

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Someone, usually catholic, who wants to see a united Ireland incorporating NI

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What is a republican

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a supporter of a united Irish republic, traditionally bakcing armed struggle

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