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Journal of Baltic Studies Volume 21, 1990 - Issue 3: Ethnic Language and Identity Retention
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Changing profile of Latvian school students: A fifteen-year follow-up

Ilze A. Miezitis-Matiss Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Toronto
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Solveiga Miezitis Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Toronto
Pages 201-214 | Published online: 28 Feb 2007

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Solveiga Miezitis. (1990) Ethnic identity development: A comparative study of active and non-active second generation youth in the Latvian community. Journal of Baltic Studies 21:3, pages 259-288.
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Allison G. Smith, Abigail J. Stewart & David G. Winter. (2004) Close Encounters With the Midwest: Forming Identity in a Bicultural Context. Political Psychology 25:4, pages 611-641.
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