Globalization
Cultural and Health Dynamics of Fast-Food Consumption in Rural West Bengal, India: A Study from an Anthropological Perspective
By: SATARUPA SARKAR, ABHIJIT DAS – In recent years, significant changes in lifestyle and food habits have occurred in both rural and urban India. Fast food consumption has increased, affecting health, nutrition, and culture overall. Consumption of fast food is particularly high among children and youth, especially high school and college students, as well as…
Intersecting Knowledge with Landscape: Traditional Wisdom and Environmental Sustainability- A Case Study of Santal Community of Purulia District of West Bengal
Bengal, Environmental equilibrium, Globalization, India, Santal community, Traditional Ecological KnowledgeBy: SHILPA BISWAS, WORREL KUMAR BAIN – Climate change already has environmental effects and contributes significantly to the present crisis in biodiversity. The indigenous people are sensitive to climate-based changes because of their close link to and dependence on local, sometimes fragile ecosystems. Identifying climate-related disturbances and implementing appropriate adaptation measures will be crucial for…
Cameroon’s War: The Fight Against Impunity. A Normative Analysis
Cameroon, Corruption, Globalization, Good Governance, impunity, Rule of Law, Sovereignty, Sustainable DevelopmentBy: THIERRY ONGA – The choice of the resolution of conflict by arbitration conducted by the mediator in the conflict to establish and monitor over time the specific causal relationships between trade, conflict, and rules thus legalizing politics. In other words, legalization would operate over time, a transfer of skills as well as powers to…