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Introduction,ress different aspects of identity in this book, mainly in non-Western contexts and for non-Western groups. Given that much of the theory around identity is rooted in predominantly Western understanding, conceptualization, and lines of inquiry, this book aims to bridge Western and non-Western perspe

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Identity in Sub-Saharan Africaplexity, diversity, and multifaceted nature of the subcontinent is reflected in the various perspectives on African identities. In this chapter, unique perspectives from Africa are presented. These perspectives are informed by an African philosophy and worldview (such as considering what it means to

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Identity Development in East Asiasm has been increasingly emphasized, while some collectivistic values have been maintained. We first demonstrate that, due to the cultural emphasis on collectivism, the process of identity formation among youth in East Asia has been characterized by a greater concern for others. Second, we argue tha