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Devah Iwalani Pager (March 1, 1972 –
November 2, 2018) was an
American sociologist best
known for her
research on
racial discrimination in employment...
- Sineru). In Buddhism,
there are "Yāmā
devāḥ", "Tu****ānāṃ", "Nirmāṇaratayaḥ
devāḥ", and "Paranirmita-vaśavartinaḥ
devāḥ"
above Trāyastriṃśa and "Catumaharajika"...
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dissertation committee was
chaired by Mitc****
Duneier and
included Paul DiMaggio,
Devah Pager,
Cornel West, and
Viviana Zelizer.
While earning her PhD at Princeton...
- rudrā dvādaśādityā ime eva dyāvāpṛthivī trayastriṃśyau trayastriṃśadvai
devāḥ prajāpatiścatustriṃśastadenam prajāpatiṃ karotyetadvā astyetaddhyamṛtaṃ...
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noted some word
similarities between Sanskrit and
Italian (these
included devaḥ/dio 'God', sarpaḥ/serpe 'serpent', sapta/sette 'seven', aṣṭa/otto 'eight'...
- Review, by
Devah Pager,
Bruce Western, and Bart
Bonikowski "The Mark of a
Criminal Record," 2003,
American Journal of Sociology, by
Devah Pager Gaddis...
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anxious and unnatural, and
therefore less
credible to jurors.
Lincoln and
Devah argue that the
criminal stereotype of
African American males can explain...
- S2CID 19024888. Hexel, Ole; Fleischmann, Fenella; Midtbøen,
Arnfinn H.; Pager,
Devah; Heath, Anthony; Quillian,
Lincoln (June 17, 2019). "Do Some
Countries Discriminate...
- Ārūpyadhātu and the Rūpadhātu are
informally classified as "Gods" or "Deities" (
devāḥ),
along with the Gods of the Kāmadhātu,
notwithstanding the fact that the...
- employment, the
effects become even more
pronounced when
looking at race.
Devah Pager performed a
study in 2003 and
found that
white males with no criminal...
