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…
This article treats the Land of Israel as a cultural laboratory where ethnic, folk, and concert dance have cyclically diverged and converged. Tracing a century - from Ottoman rule and the Mandate through statehood and globalization - it follows early pioneers (Agadati, Nikova), Ausdruckstanz artists and holiday pageants, the post-1948…
This research aimed to explicate the extent to which parents engage in the practice of intellectual stimulation for their children, conceptualized as an illustration of transformational leadership, employing a descriptive analytical methodology where an instrument was developed to assess the progression of transformational leadership levels in parenting, encompassing the Bartering,…
This study aims at evaluating the English Language Skills1 taught at Palestine Ahliya University as perceived by instructors at four Universities that use the same textbook (Palestine Ahliya University, Al-Qudes Open University, Al-Istqlal University and Palestine Technical University - Kadoorie). The study also examines the role of gender, years of…
This paper offers a critical analysis of Santhali traditional institutions in the context of globalization, focusing on the transformations affecting family structures, marriage customs, gender roles and perceptions of sexuality. It examines how global socio-economic forces, formal education, digital media, and changing political and legal frameworks have influenced the Santhal…
This study explores the leadership styles inherent in the tribal indigenous knowledge systems of women’s tribes in Purulia, India. Focusing on their roles in community development, resource management, cultural preservation, and social governance, the research examines how these women embody unique leadership principles rooted in their traditions. By adopting a…
As Richard Schechner suggests in Performance Studies, gender is essentially a performance. In daily life, gender is a performance based on one’s life experience and gender roles assigned by accepted social norms. The concept of gender first makes sense when being performed. Similarly, performance on stage, including dances, is a…
India has witnessed robust economic growth and structural transformation over the past two decades. Nevertheless, the quality of employment remains a pressing concern. In this context, this paper examines employment quality in India using key dimensions from the International Labour Organization’s Decent Work framework: employment opportunities, stability and security and…
Yam production in West Africa is male dominated, despite the different roles played by various genders in its production. This male dominance creates gender gaps in terms of access to and control over yam production resources especially where agricultural interventions are not gender responsive. However, gender is dynamic and gender…
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