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When an Ostrich, a Bird, a Frog and a Lizard are moved to a foreign environment…

Sebastian ReicheNovember 20, 2019

Here is a puzzle: if an Ostrich, a Bird, a Frog and a Lizard are moved to a foreign environment, which one of them has the best chance of successful adaption and adjustment? Taken literally, the puzzle sounds like a case for environmental biologists… yet, let’s look at it metaphorically and explore the theme of […]

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Biculturalism Revisited: The Confused Bicultural

Sebastian ReicheJune 30, 2017

It shouldn’t be of a much surprise to meet a bicultural today – the world is increasingly interconnected, people are more mobile, there is a lot of migration, many live abroad and form multi-cultural families, hence many are exposed to and hold at least two identities. It is also a commonly accepted notion that biculturalism […]

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