"ethnopoiesis" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "2016, Stefan Burkhardt, Norman Tradition and Transcultural Heritage:",
          "text": "Ethnopoiesis is, therefore, a much more fitting term. If identities, or more precisely: ethnicities are made in a process of ethnopoiesis, they are consciously shaped, reshaped or perpetuated; they become part of tradition, if they are found they are heritage.",
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        "The process of establishing an ethnic group"
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        "(rare) The process of establishing an ethnic group"
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