Ethnic and civic identity: incompatible loyalties? The case of Armenians in Post-Soviet Georgia

J.A. Hin

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Author	J.A. Hin
Title	Ethnic and civic identity: incompatible loyalties? The case of Armenians in Post-Soviet Georgia
Promotors	H.H. van der Wusten, H. Knippenberg
Date	23-04-2003
Publisher	Universiteit van Amsterdam/AGIDS
Place	Amsterdam
Year	2003
Pages	217
Faculty	Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences
Institute/dept.	FMG: Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research (AISSR)
Classification	-
Language	English
Document type	Dissertation
Download papers	Thesis Cover Titlepage CONTENTS LIST OF TABLES, FIGURES AND MAPS PREFACE AND AKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1 INTRODUCTION 2 MULTI-ETNICITY AND THE LEGITIMACY OF A STATE 3 GEORGIA IN HISTORICAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL PERSPECTIVE 4 IDENTIFICATION OF ARMENIANS BY OTHERS AND MOBILIZATION OF ARMENIANS AS AN ETHNIC GROUP 5 THE ETHNIC IDENTITY OF ARMENIANS 6 THE CIVIC IDENTITY OF ARMENIANS 7 CONCLUSIONS REFERENCES SAMENVATTING Резюме Appendix 1: Questionnaire (distributed in Armenian, Russian and Georgian) Appendix 2: Calculation of weighting factors for the total group the urban groups and the rural groups of Armenians and Georgians in the five research regions Appendix 3: Distribution of sex and age among Armenian and Georgian respondents in the total sample and in the five research regions Appendix 4: Significant correlations between distinctions of urban-rural and factors of civic and ethnic identity, and between regions and factors of civic and ethnic identity Appendix 5a: Correlations between civic and ethnic identity among Armenians Appendix 5b: Correlations between civic and ethnic identity among Georgians Appendix 6: Corerlations of several factors of civic identity with general social background characteristics NEDERLANDSE GEOGRAFISCHE STUDIES/NETHERLANDS GEPOGRAPHICAL STUDIES Cover
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