Afghans in Europe: From Victimhood to Activism? by Olga N. Novikova

“…The article presents a model of moral typecasting of Afghans, where entire segments of Afghan society are represented as “moral patients”: women and girls, Hazaras, former collaborators during the period of foreign presence and refugees. …”
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GENRE PALETTE OF UKRAINIAN ADVENTURE PROSE OF THE FIRST THIRD OF THE 20TH CENTURY by Lyudmyla M. Kulakevych

“…A defining feature of the Ukrainian literary process of the 20-30s of the twentieth century is its intensive interaction with cinema, which affected primarily the topics and the genre-style system of literature (borrowing cinematic plots, typical motifs, typecasting, screenwriting techniques, editing, etc.). …”
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Baloch Mashkat (Muscat) and the Sultan Qaboos Era: Cultural Performance, Cosmopolitanism, and Translocal Consciousness by George Murer

“…Baloch cultural life in Muscat is a vivid part of Oman's national landscape as it has evolved from the time the late Sultan Qaboos took power. Although often typecast as soldiers or police officers, Omani Baloch are deeply integrated into a broad spectrum of professions and social milieus. …”
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Gender Stereotyping and the Jersey Shore: A Content Analysis by Jacqueline S. Anderson, Sharmila Pixy Ferris

“…The depiction of female reality show characters seems to have increased its level of sensationalism, while continuing to be clichéd and conventional, while depiction of male characters is beginning to push the boundaries of being typecast in regards to their physical appearance and role in performing domestic tasks. …”
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