This paper seeks to study the social dimensions of the working of the military- labour market in the Deccan region, from the 14th to the 17th century, with special reference to an African diaspora group in medieval India, that is, the Habshis, an ethnic group of Ethiopian extraction. In order…
Issues related to conflicts and crises are likely to be subjects of the humanities and social sciences. A culture of peace is a scientific culture that builds peace through both conceptual and empirical tools. Consequently, security and peace are human constructs in the short, medium, and long term, and the…
This study compared the KORR CardioCoach Pro metabolic system to the COSMED clinical-research system during submaximal steady-state exercise and maximal aerobic capacity. Eighteen adults (50.3 ± 11.9 yrs old, 78.6 ± 10.6 kg, 25.6 ± 8.0 % body fat, and cardiovascular fitness rank equaled 83rd percentile) completed the validation phase…
As new academic disciplines, information and communication sciences, like any new discipline, have faced difficulties integrating into the broader scientific community. In France, they have ultimately settled into the category of interdisciplinary fields. Their binary structure—information science and communication science—has proven to be somewhat unequal. The scientific community and the…
This research paper examines the six verses of Psalm 23 using a historical-literal hermeneutic to explain their theological meaning and to evaluate their relevance to family spirituality in a socio-cultural context that is increasingly secularised. The research problem is to identify the impact of the presentation of God as Shepherd…
The war in the East of the Democratic Republic of the Congo has revealed that this country needs weapons for its self-defense and development. Education can solve this problem if it provides appropriate knowledge which can endow students with abilities to defend and develop their country. Education is the basis…
In the current multipolar global context prevailing nowadays at the world level and the imperative of national-states, especially those from the periphery and emerging economies, to seek development alternatives beyond the neoliberal model (Washington´s Consensus), encouraging social inclusion within their lagging economies by prioritizing growth, social inclusion, and sustainability. As…
Abstract—The decline and fall of Rome was a significant event to the western world, and scholars' analysis of the reasons for the decline and fall of the Western Roman Empire is wide-ranging. It was most widely accepted that the decline and fall of the Roman Empire includes two factors, one…
This paper explores the intersection of spatiality, gender, and agency in Kundanika Kapadia’s seminal Gujarati novel, Seven Steps in the Sky (Sat Pagla Aakashma). Moving beyond purely Western spatial theories, this study employs a framework grounded in Indian feminist criticism and post-colonial theory—engaging with the works of Partha Chatterjee, Tanika…
Many scholars affirm that syntax is a part of grammar. Some others illustrate it by saying that grammar is a book and syntax is a chapter of this book. This fact has attracted my attention to the extent that I attempt to answer the question: is it true that syntax…
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