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Demographic changes and U.S. foreign policy / Gupta, Amit

Gupta, Amit	Journal Article
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The demographic shift in America may well strengthen U.S. foreign policy, as well as military capability and economic competitiveness. In a globalized world, America's ethnic diversity, the innovation that comes from bringing the best and the brightest from around the world to this country, and the fact that a diverse population becomes a stakeholder class could all work to ensure that the United States remains the most influential nation in the world.

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America ; Demographic Changes ; U.S. Foreign Policy ; Demographic Shift

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Demographic imbalance and implications on national security-a m / Marwah, Ved

Marwah, Ved	Journal Article
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2006.

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National Security ; India ; Demographic Changes

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Migration, migrants, and contested ethno-nationalism in Korea / Lee, Yoonkyung

Lee, Yoonkyung	Journal Article
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2009.

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This article presents the empirical realities of recent demographic changes within the South Korean population and identifies three mechanisms that have raised critical voices against the essentialist and exclusivist tendency found within Korean nationalism: protests by migrant workers, advocacy and support from social movement organizations, and discursive criticisms from academia and mass media. All these have contributed to the loosening of Korean ethnocentrism - a trend evident in recent survey data on Koreans' national identity. This article underscores that the real contradiction lies between Koreans' attachment to the nationalist identity that undergirded their political survival and economic success during the nation's turbulent modern decades and the present realities of a multi-ethnicizing population that demands pluralist and fluid understandings of social membership and collective identity.

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Migration ; Korea ; Population ; Demographic Changes ; Migrants

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