1. Race
1.1. Ghosts of our collective subconscious — what blackface in a yearbook photo means for medical education. Paul, 2019
1.1.1. Blackface
1.1.2. America
1.1.3. Racism
1.1.4. Stereotypes
1.1.5. Criticism
1.1.6. Workplace Bias
1.2. “Race” Versus “ethnicity”? Critical Race Essentialism and the Exclusion and Oppression of Migrants in the Netherlands" Hans, 2017
1.2.1. Dutch History
1.2.2. Qualitative Data
1.2.3. Racism
1.2.4. Social Dynamics
1.3. Globalized anti-blackness: Transnationalizing western immigration law, policy, and practice. Bashi, 2004
1.3.1. Europe
1.3.2. Qualitative Data
1.3.3. Anti-immigrants
1.3.4. Policies
1.3.5. Cultural Differences
1.3.6. Covert Racism
1.4. "Everyday racism as predictor of political racism in flemish Belgium." Billiet & De Witte, 2008
1.4.1. Belgium
1.4.2. Anti-immigrants
1.4.3. Political Leaders
1.4.4. Nationalism
1.4.5. Colonial Past
1.5. "Colonial Streets and Statues: Postcolonial Belgium in the Public Space" Goddeeris, 2015
1.5.1. Belgium
1.5.2. Colonial Past
1.5.3. Immigrant Policies
1.5.4. policies
2. Economics
2.1. "Experience economy and co-creation in a cultural heritage festival: Consumers' views." Alexiou, 2020
2.1.1. Qualitative Data
2.1.2. Culture
2.1.3. Europe
2.1.4. Return on Investment
2.1.5. Positive Perceptions
2.2. "Festivals, special events, and the "rising tide"" Litvin, Pan, & Smith, 2013
2.2.1. Tourists
2.2.2. Quantitative Data
2.2.3. Return on Investment
2.2.4. American
2.2.5. Accommodations
2.3. “Are short duration cultural festivals tourist attractions?” McKercher, Mei, W, & Tse, 2008;2006
2.3.1. Criticism
2.3.2. Unbiased
2.3.3. Lack of Tourists
2.3.4. Little Return on Investment
2.3.5. Asian
2.3.6. Qualitative
2.4. "Festivals as cultural activities – combinations of economic and social benefits." Sava & Badulescu, 2018
2.4.1. Europe
2.4.2. Culture
2.4.3. Quantitative Data
2.5. “Rehearsing national identity within cultural festivals of the republic of Cyprus” Spanou, 2020
2.5.1. Culture
2.5.2. Criticism
2.5.3. Tensions
3. Culture
3.1. "Black Pete, "Smug Ignorance," and the Value of the Black Body in Postcolonial Netherlands." Pijl, Yvon, and Goulordava, 2014
3.1.1. Netherlands
3.1.2. Racism
3.1.3. Blackface
3.1.4. Quantitative Data
3.2. Beyond the dutch "multicultural model": The coproduction of integration policy frames in the netherlands. Duyvendak, J. W., & Scholten, P., 2011
3.2.1. Sinterklaas Parade
3.2.2. Netherlands
3.2.3. Dutch History
3.2.4. Stereotypes
3.3. “Black Pete through the Eyes of Dutch Children.” Mesman, Judi, Janssen, Rosmalen, 2016
3.3.1. Racism
3.3.2. Blackface
3.3.3. Netherlands
3.3.4. Criticism
3.3.5. Sinterklaas Parade
3.4. “New West Indian Guide / Nieuwe West-Indische Gids” Blakely, 2016
3.4.1. Netherlands
3.4.2. Racism
3.4.3. Criticism
3.4.4. Quantitative Data
3.4.5. Anti-Immigrant
3.5. "Defending Black Pete: Strategies of Justification and the Preservation of Tradition in Dutch News Discourse." Diantha, 2019
3.5.1. Stereotypes
3.5.2. Netherlands
3.5.3. Positive Perceptions
3.5.4. Dutch History