Although the term belonging has only recently come into regular usage in youth studies, the
question of young people's relationships to and place in cultural, political, economic, social …

Pedagogic competence is a skill that teachers must have in mastering learning methods in
delivering subject matter. This study aims to improve the pedagogical competence of social …

As a miniature of Indonesia's diversity, North Sumatra requires a long transformation within
the framework of religious moderation to build harmony and maturity. This study aims to …

This cross-cultural study examined Koreans' and Americans' explicit stigma and implicit
biases toward autism to examine potential mechanisms underlying recent evidence for …

Rationale Children from multicultural families in Korea are vulnerable to bullying
victimization. Despite growing evidence on the mental health consequences of bullying …

This article introduces the special issue, Everyday Multiculturalism in/across Asia. It provides
an overview of the international and inter-disciplinary research papers included in the …

ABSTRACT Utilizing Critical Race Theory (CRT), this study conducted a systemic review of
scholarship on the schooling experiences of racial/ethnic minority students called …

The study explores how academic institutions navigate national conflict within the
multicultural classroom. Due to its complex ethnic and religious diversity, Israel is used as a …

Intercultural competence refers to people's ability to understand and respect each other
across all types of cultural barriers, and racial literacy stands out as a fundamental …

Noting an overreliance on North American and European-based understandings of race and
ethnicity, many sociologists have called for research in new spaces. But the same …