Psychological Characteristics of Ethno Cultural Marginality Manifestation

2016

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DOI 10.1016/j.sbspro.2016.02.085
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Abstract

Analysis of the various definitions of marginality and, in particular, ethnic and cultural marginality, leaves unclear the question - what is behind the phenomenon of marginality: the lack of ethnic identity, weak identity or negative ethnic identity? Many researchers suggest that the factor of marginalization is the transformation of structure of identifications, which leads in general to an imbalance of ethnic identity.