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• Theoretical Framing - Volume 3
  ==Adjusting to the digital age== A) Sven Horak || St. John’s University, New York, USA
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• Babushki (Russia)
  ...ry: Kinship| Kinship]] – [[:Category: Gender| Gender]] – [[:Category: Age| Age]] – [[:Category: Care| Care]] – [[:Category: Household| Household]] ...ory: Grandparents]] [[Category: Kinship]] [[Category: Gender]] [[Category: Age]] [[Category: care]] [[Category: Household]] [[Category: Informal welfare]]
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• ThetaHealing (Russia)
  ...FSU]] – [[:Category: Healthcare| Healthcare]] – [[:Category: New Age| New Age]] – [[:Category: Gender| Gender]] – [[:Category: Women| Women]] – [[: [[Category: New Age]]
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• Rallye mondain (France)
  ...ame families, same schools and neighbourhoods, as well as being of similar age are the main criteria for joining the same ''rallye''. For their ''soirée ...w ''rallyes'' are being created as a new generation of children becomes of age. Although it is hard to quantify precisely, there are probably around 20 ''
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• Cyberattack (Political)
  ...lence, Crises and Revolutions (Routledge Revivals): Theories and Research. New York: Routledge.</ref>). Thus for example, a non-fatal physical attack on a ...e of this practice (Egloff 2015<ref>Egloff, F. 2015. Cybersecurity and the Age of Privateering: A Historical Analogy, Cyber Studies Working Papers, 1, Ma
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• Kako mati (Greece)
  ...iosity, where religious pluralism and an amalgamation of Orthodox and ‘New Age’ discourses, practices and concepts can be observed in the informal every Alivizatos, N. 1999. ‘A New Role for the Greek Church?’ ''Journal of Modern Greek Studies'', 17: 23-4
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• Catfishing (Global)
  ...ecomes an ‘identity lab’ that enables users to create and ‘experiment with new selves’. People see that ‘attractive people are considered more desirab Catfishing became increasingly universal and visible in society in the age of ‘fake news’ (Transparency International 2019). Popular culture outle
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• Hacktivism (Global)
  ...has profoundly changed the ways of political participation in the digital age. ''Hacktivism'' is the logical application of mediatized political action t ...al and economic institutions is registered, prompting citizens to look for new forms of participation and expression. These alternative actions can, for i
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• Kelin (Central Asia)
  | clusters = [[:Category: Domination|Domination]] – [[:Category: Age| Age]] – [[:Category: Motivational ambivalence| Motivational ambivalence]] [[Category: Age]]
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• The New Normal (Global)
  | nameofpractice = New Normal ...cy. However, ''the new normal'' condition does not necessarily result in a new social order. Critics of the term argue that the changes often reinforce so
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• Jangmadang (North Korea)
  ...urned to private farming and private entrepreneurialism centred around the new '' jangmadang'' in order to survive. To this day, North Korean refugees re ...effect, to keep track of who has paid their stall tax. Traders looking for new customers often transport their goods by hand over mountain paths, across r
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• Trailing spouses (India)
  ...’ are now commonly invoked in the media and in cosmopolitan circles of the new growth economies such as India. ‘Expatriate’ is now a generic term for ...|left|Volunteer work by trailing spouses at the British High Commission in New Delhi. Source: Shalini Grover. © Shalini Grover.]]
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• Hikikomori (Japan)
  ...cause the first group of ''hikikomori'' people who was hit during the ‘ice age of employment’, in the late 1990s, are now turning 50 years old and their ...mi, N. 2013. ''Family Construction of NEET and Hikikomori''. Ichikawa: NPO New Start: 76-82
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• Joro (Kyrgyzstan)
  ...is a closed network, based on mutual trust and mutual help. Approval for a new membership in joro is usually decided collectively, by other members. If a The gendered nature of ''joro oturush'' is changing in Kyrgyzstan. New forms of ''joro'' gatherings emerge, such as ''kyz jorolor'' (female joro)
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• Agashka (Kazakhstan)
  ...using personal contacts with those in official positions, irrespective of age or ethnic background. Its female version ''tateshka'' in most cases simply ...Agashka'' is a person whose connections bring money, and that money brings new connections.’ Thus, the major criterion for ''agashka'' in post-Soviet Ka
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• Gap (Uzbekistan)
  ...nformal get-togethers over dinner by groups of people, usually of the same age, enabling them to socialise and share information, and sometimes also opera ...nformal get-togethers over dinner by groups of people, usually of the same age. As an indigenous institution, gaps are common in both urban and rural Uzbe
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• Katta-yoshli zobitlar hukmronligi (Uzbekistan)
  ...tortion, and violence – often committed by older soldiers or officers over new conscripts ...tortion, and violence – often committed by older soldiers or officers over new conscripts. While officially denied or ignored, such practices are widespre
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• Okkul’t (Russia)
  | clusters = [[:Category: Domination|Domination]] – [[:Category: Age| Age]] – [[:Category: Power| Power]] – [[:Category: Control| Control]] – [[Category: Age]]
  12 KB (1,641 words) - 10:46, 21 July 2022
• Inmaek/ Yonjul (South Korea)
  ...rean Economic Development Path – Confucian Tradition, Affective Network''. New York: Palgrave Macmillan. </ref>), and forging informal personal relationsh .... Kim 2000<ref>Kim, Y.-H. 2000. 'Emergence of the Network Society: Trends, New Challenges, and an Implication for Network Capitalism', ''Korea Journal'',
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• Doxing (Global)
  ...the website; on the 18th January 2021 there were 63 new posts. The average age of targets was 21 years old, and the ratio of male to female came to 16:3.
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