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Biculturalism

Biculturalism in sociology describes the co-existence, to varying degrees, of two originally distinct cultures.

Cultures, Overview & Public sector human resource management

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Public sector human resource management

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Biculturalism

Nodes61
Edges60
Triples22
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.032787
Components1

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Biculturalism

Top relations

related to Inclusion · 7
Biculturalism → Departments, Inclusion, It, Māori, New Zealand's, See, While
related to Public sector human resource management · 3
Biculturalism → Countries, One, Several
part of · 1
Biculturalism → everyday organisational life

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public māori bicultural cultural service new zealand diversity government sector minority may groups development employees cultures workforce also within organisations

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Biculturalismpart ofeveryday organisational life0.85text
Jaroslav Rudnyckyjinstance ofThis was the case in Canada where Ukrainian Canadians activists0.80text
Paul Yuzykinstance ofThis was the case in Canada where Ukrainian Canadians activists0.80text
otherinstance ofThis was the case in Canada where Ukrainian Canadians activists0.80text
gender or identity attributesinstance ofthat relate to visible diversity traits0.80text
with less focus on systemic inequalityinstance ofthat relate to visible diversity traits0.80text
inclusion or the intersects between different dimensions of diversity.Recruiting a culturally-aware public sector workforceNZ government agencies seek to ensure that employees deliver on tasks while upholding public sector values of being impartialinstance ofthat relate to visible diversity traits0.80text
accountableinstance ofthat relate to visible diversity traits0.80text
trustworthyinstance ofthat relate to visible diversity traits0.80text
respectfulinstance ofthat relate to visible diversity traits0.80text
and responsiveinstance ofthat relate to visible diversity traits0.80text
the cultural double shiftinstance ofare reported to face additional pressures within bicultural organisations0.80text

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