Identity
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It also fulfilled a fundamental need in Northern Indian society: to give millions an identity, a standing in society, and a sense of security that they and their families had not previously known.
But the world was desperate to learn his
identity.
The correspondence of savings minus investment with exports minus imports is not an economic theory; it’s an accounting
identity.
We must rethink our ideas about economic and social development, value creation, privacy and ownership, and even individual
identity.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution can compromise humanity’s traditional sources of meaning – work, community, family, and
identity
– or it can lift humanity into a new collective and moral consciousness based on a sense of shared destiny.
France also agreed -- in principle -- with other NATO members on the creation of multinational forces, such as the one organized to separate the warring parties in Bosnia, and on the idea of a "European defense identity," implying reactivation of the European Defense Union, created in 1955 but dormant since.
But, though Obama correctly identified the Islamic State as what the US does not want in the region, he failed to
identity
what the US does want for Syria – for which America should be galvanizing support in the region and in the broader international community.
But secularization, rationalization, and atomization of civil and social life, and the steady expansion of government into every social sphere, have lead to a privatization of culture and religion, reducing their potential to stimulate feelings of community, identity, and solidarity.
Because of Europe's multiplicity of languages, no one language can serve as a strong element of
identity.
When it comes to real cultural identity, Europe's true "common language" is composed of its musical, literary, artistic, and architectural traditions-the cultural substance perceived by all as European.
The cultivation, constant renewal, development, and protection of this cultural
identity
must be a key common European task.
If the Constitution is to guide Europeans through periods of change and yet unknown threats, its roots must reach the foundations of European history and
identity
as they are embodied in the shared culture that Europe's citizens freely acknowledge as their own.
This cannot be attributed to the current widespread feeling among Muslims that their
identity
is under threat.
They welcome it because it gives them the freedom to retain their religious
identity
and to familiarize others with their beliefs.
Islam and Europe have long shaped one another's cultural
identity.
Indeed, journalists often mask their
identity
to document abuses.
The politics of idealism and hope have been replaced by the politics of
identity
and fear.
And Germans have been responding to an essay published by German Deputy Finance Minister Jens Spahn, in which he complains that English-speaking hipsters in Berlin are eroding German national
identity.
These debates shed light on how history and national
identity
inform each country’s politics.
Clearly, the politics of cultural
identity
has eclipsed that of socioeconomic class in the US.
But anxiety about national
identity
is still alive and well in Germany, especially since the arrival of more than a million refugees since 2015.
Rather than seeing Germany’s moderate parties as pioneers of a cosmopolitan future, Spahn seems to regard his country’s failure to embrace
identity
politics as strangely out of touch.
While they are busy speaking English to one another, most other countries are celebrating their national language and
identity.
But Spahn’s apparent bet that Trump-style politics will take hold in Germany is risky, given the extent to which Berlin, of all places, has witnessed the tragedies of
identity
politics.
More broadly, the more accurate people believe they are at guessing elements of people’s
identity
– for example, their sexual orientation – the less accurate they actually are.
marketing, brand identity, raising money for NGOs.
But craving for idols and illusions creates its own special hell -- the more so if society is passing through a crisis of
identity
and structure.
The legacy of the nationalist tradition, obscured and manipulated by the Communists for decades, today presents itself in Romania with an aura of mystery and martyrdom before a public in the throes of an
identity
crisis and thirsting for a new communitarian mythology.
People understandably become disillusioned when their government or the business community doesn’t seem to value them, especially when such treatments stems from their gender, race, religion, sexual identity, or national origin.
As a recent groundbreaking study by three Harvard University scholars shows, the US has become home to a deeply insular “right-wing media ecosystem” in which all “news” is immediately reframed to confirm the
identity
of right-leaning citizens.
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