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Jun 13, 2025Open Access
This study explored the survival mechanisms of Badjao migrants in Mambaling, Cebu City. It also examined how they respond to the different challenges they encounter in their daily lives, specifically the perceived discrimination from society, and how the government and other private sectors have helped them improve their lives. This research utilized a naturalistic inquiry method and purposive snowball sampling to identify and understand the survival mechanisms of Badjao migrants. The study invo...
Mar 17, 2025Open Access
This paper aims to deeply explore the economic growth dynamics during the apartheid era in South Africa and its long-term consequences on social inequality. In terms of research methods, by reviewing the historical background and implementation of apartheid policies in detail, this paper adopts various means such as literature research, historical analysis, data analysis, and case studies to analyze how this policy strengthened the economic disparity between whites and blacks through key areas s...
Dec 27, 2024Open Access
The present work aims to decode the meaning of a rupestrian structure dug into the rock in the territory of Gravina in Puglia (Italy) to produce wine, being the same profoundly dissimilar from the others having the same function, present in the area and in other Italian locations. The distinctive characteristics of this structure have therefore been analyzed using a methodology that combines Semiotics and Psychoanalysis, since the same cannot be exhaustively decoded according to an approach aime...
Nov 22, 2024Open Access
The state-based social protection system encompasses policies, programs, and institutional mechanisms. However, the social protection study in Nepal primarily encompasses social security allowance and has missed the anthropological lens. This article examines the operational mechanisms of the disability social protection system, their perpetuation of government policies, institutional frameworks, and stakeholder collaborations based on intersectionality through Foucault’s concepts of governmenta...
May 08, 2024Open Access
This qualitative research study explores the experiences and coping mechanisms of Sama Dilaut survivors of the Zamboanga Siege in the Philippines. The study also examines the programs and services provided to improve the socio-economic well-being of the survivors. Data was collected through in-depth interviews with 20 participants and analyzed using thematic analysis. The findings reveal that the survivors experienced various challenges, including displacement, loss of livelihood, and trauma. Co...
Jun 01, 2023Open Access
This study is about the changing patterns of childcare in contemporary Dagaaba society in the Upper West Region of Ghana. The general objective of the study is to examine the socio-economic and cultural influences on care practices and how different patterns of care affect the welfare of children under-five among the Dagaaba in Wa. The research is a long-term observational study using ethnographic research approaches. The study consequently gives an account of infant care practices among the Dag...
May 18, 2023Open Access
Climate change is one of the most underreported triggers of conflict. The menace did not only cause crop failures and a decline in agricultural productivity but triggered violent resource conflicts in The Gambia. Drawing a case in Sambang, this paper seeks to provide a detailed analysis of climate change as a conflict driver. The study involved 258 persons through focus group discussions and interviews. The study found that climate change stressors caused violent conflicts within and amongst com...
Feb 22, 2023Open Access
Most cultures recognize gender differences, but the problem emerges when such differences are misunderstood as gender inequity, especially to the detriment of women. Gender disparity is evident in one component of culture, namely language, and more specifically the use of wise saying also known as proverbs. Wise saying is used interchangeably with proverbs which are said to contain a society’s wisdom. People’s action or inactions are frequently reflected in the meanings and interpretations of pr...
Jan 20, 2022Open Access
The Communist Manifesto (hereinafter referred to as the Manifesto) is a programmatic document of the international Communist Movement. It marks the birth of Marxism, and is one of the most far-reaching works on the social transformation and ideological revolution of human beings, which contains rich humanistic thinking. On the basis of understanding the creation background of the Declaration, this paper deeply explores the text's emphasis on human nature and its concern for the free and comprehe...
Sep 28, 2021Open Access
This paper explores the cultural regeneration mechanism of the rise of western powers from the anthropological level. The culture of major western countries is based on western civilization. Western civilization firstly embodied the democratic spirit of ancient Greek and Roman culture, and was deeply influenced by the spread of Christianity and Christian culture, which has played a decisive role in the rise of major western powers later. In this process, from the anthropological level, the model...
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