… and illustrates how our Constitution can aid outsiders in their search for a cultural identity. …
A considerable measure of what we call cultural identity begins in the common experience of a …

… culture, this overview locates culture and identity within the human rights paradigm, rather
than in opposition to it.1 By positing that we are all holders of rights and agents of culture, this …

… to culture and cognition, the present study examined the effects of cultural identity activation
… self (“I”), collective self (“we”), and cultural identity (being Americans or being Chinese). We …

… of individual rights within culturally distinct groups. This article examines the claim that
cultural identity confers sufficient normative force upon which to base distinct political rights for …

… social experience I will consider particularly how cultural development is affected by
changes of environment. I will propose a model for culture learning and will apply it to common …

… and can enhance cultural identity. This article firstly analyses cultural rights found in … a
participatory archive can further enhance cultural rights and cultural identity in Australia. While this …

… , last but not least, one should mention fears and suspicions of States that the recognition
of the right to different cultural identities, the right of identification with vulnerable groups, in …

… The fIrst position defInes 'cultural identity' in terms of one, shared culture, a sort of collective
'… , our cultural identities reflect the common historical experiences and shared cultural codes …

… whose members share such an identity. Not all identity politics, of course, concerns cultural
identity. Political claims are made in respect of people’s identities as black rather than white; …

… In this article I examine how cultural identity is conceived within liberal political theory, what
kind of politics of multiculturalism are proposed on the basis of these conceptions, and what …