Nancy S Netting
Biographic Data
| ID | 315841 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nancy S Netting |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nancy S |
| FAMILY NAME | Netting |
| SIGNATURE | NETTING N S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of British Columbia, Okanagan Campus |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Marital Ideoscapes in 21st-Century India: Creative Combinations of Love and Responsibility
Although arranged marriage has survived in India, the custom is increasingly challenged by the current influx of new commodities, media, and ideas. Interviews with 15 male and 15 female unmarried professionals, age 22 to 29, in Vadodara, Gujarat, showed that educated youth have moved beyond the conventional love-versus-arranged marriage dichotomy. They instead focus on achieving specific goals: intimacy, equality, and personal choice, along with …
Two-Lives, One Partner: Indo-Canadian Youth between Love and Arranged Marriages
INTRODUCTIONIndo-Canadian youths say they are living two lives: one in Canadian secular society, the other in their Indian ethnic community. They experience two family systems, particularly different in the ways marriages are decided. On the one hand, there is the love-marriage taken for granted by their Western peers and, on the other, the experienced and advocated by their parents. This study asks how Indo-Canadian young people negotiate betwee…
The deer turned her head: Ethnic options for the Hainan Li
For two thousand years the Li people of Hainan Island maintained their language, customs, and ethnic identity despite Chinese political control. In the last century, however, Li traditional culture has been undermined by Chinese and foreign influences, with the pace of change accelerating under Communist rule. Yet even as assimilation proceeds, many aspects of ethnicity survive. The Li who receive a Chinese higher education and attain prestigious…
Can an Individual Change Society? Empowering Students in a Context of Social Reality
L'A. a constate que nombreux sont les etudiants qui abordent les etudes de sociologie avec un sentiment exacerbe de leur unicite, pensant pouvoir echapper a toute contrainte sociale. Une conception opposee tendrait a presenter une societe entierement controlee. A mi-chemin entre les deux, l'A. a propose a ses etudiants une implication personnelle dans des projets sociaux, tels que la protection de l'environnement, ou la lutte contre le racisme, l…
Marital Ideoscapes in 21st-Century India: Creative Combinations of Love and Responsibility
Although arranged marriage has survived in India, the custom is increasingly challenged by the current influx of new commodities, media, and ideas. Interviews with 15 male and 15 female unmarried professionals, age 22 to 29, in Vadodara, Gujarat, showed that educated youth have moved beyond the conventional love-versus-arranged marriage dichotomy. They instead focus on achieving specific goals: intimacy, equality, and personal choice, along with …
Two-Lives, One Partner: Indo-Canadian Youth between Love and Arranged Marriages
INTRODUCTIONIndo-Canadian youths say they are living two lives: one in Canadian secular society, the other in their Indian ethnic community. They experience two family systems, particularly different in the ways marriages are decided. On the one hand, there is the love-marriage taken for granted by their Western peers and, on the other, the experienced and advocated by their parents. This study asks how Indo-Canadian young people negotiate betwee…
Can an Individual Change Society? Empowering Students in a Context of Social Reality
L'A. a constate que nombreux sont les etudiants qui abordent les etudes de sociologie avec un sentiment exacerbe de leur unicite, pensant pouvoir echapper a toute contrainte sociale. Une conception opposee tendrait a presenter une societe entierement controlee. A mi-chemin entre les deux, l'A. a propose a ses etudiants une implication personnelle dans des projets sociaux, tels que la protection de l'environnement, ou la lutte contre le racisme, l…
The deer turned her head: Ethnic options for the Hainan Li
For two thousand years the Li people of Hainan Island maintained their language, customs, and ethnic identity despite Chinese political control. In the last century, however, Li traditional culture has been undermined by Chinese and foreign influences, with the pace of change accelerating under Communist rule. Yet even as assimilation proceeds, many aspects of ethnicity survive. The Li who receive a Chinese higher education and attain prestigious…
Can an Individual Change Society? Empowering Students in a Context of Social Reality
L'A. a constate que nombreux sont les etudiants qui abordent les etudes de sociologie avec un sentiment exacerbe de leur unicite, pensant pouvoir echapper a toute contrainte sociale. Une conception opposee tendrait a presenter une societe entierement controlee. A mi-chemin entre les deux, l'A. a propose a ses etudiants une implication personnelle dans des projets sociaux, tels que la protection de l'environnement, ou la lutte contre le racisme, l…
The deer turned her head: Ethnic options for the Hainan Li
For two thousand years the Li people of Hainan Island maintained their language, customs, and ethnic identity despite Chinese political control. In the last century, however, Li traditional culture has been undermined by Chinese and foreign influences, with the pace of change accelerating under Communist rule. Yet even as assimilation proceeds, many aspects of ethnicity survive. The Li who receive a Chinese higher education and attain prestigious…
Two-Lives, One Partner: Indo-Canadian Youth between Love and Arranged Marriages
INTRODUCTIONIndo-Canadian youths say they are living two lives: one in Canadian secular society, the other in their Indian ethnic community. They experience two family systems, particularly different in the ways marriages are decided. On the one hand, there is the love-marriage taken for granted by their Western peers and, on the other, the experienced and advocated by their parents. This study asks how Indo-Canadian young people negotiate betwee…
Marital Ideoscapes in 21st-Century India: Creative Combinations of Love and Responsibility
Although arranged marriage has survived in India, the custom is increasingly challenged by the current influx of new commodities, media, and ideas. Interviews with 15 male and 15 female unmarried professionals, age 22 to 29, in Vadodara, Gujarat, showed that educated youth have moved beyond the conventional love-versus-arranged marriage dichotomy. They instead focus on achieving specific goals: intimacy, equality, and personal choice, along with …
Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Ethnic group (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Agrarian society (1 works) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (1 works) · Anthropology (1 works)