Category: Traditions

The World HealthOrganization (2006) defines health as “a state of complete physical, mental andsocial well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity”. Socialdeterminants of health are shaped by access to health and social care services,the quality of these services, socio-economic status, education, socialenvironmental conditions, and culture (Bambra et al., 2010; Graham, 2007). Thesedeterminants of health overlap over time and structure health by social statuscreating health inequalities (Pega et al. , 2017). Health inequalities result inbehaviours that reflect individuals with different social positions are able touse their resources and handle the conditions they live in (Lundberg et al.,2015).            Culture […]

 People have rights simply because they are human and these rights cannot be earned, nor are they lost for bad behaviour. According to Scoppla he complained before the court that his right to vote guaranteed under article.3 of protocol no.1 had been violated. However, there was no difficulty of avoiding disenfranchisement under domestic law. The claimant had been arrested and had to stand trial for murder of his wife, attempted murder of his son, ill-treatment of his family and unauthorised possession of a firearm. He was found guilty of all charges on the 24th 2000, he then was sentenced 30 […]

 According to Jürgen Habermas, as a human action,communication is the front plan at the very moment when it will form theessence of human actions. Communicative action theory is not addressed in language,linguistic terms, semiotic, semantic, indicative scientific aspects.  The concept of communicative action is related to theinteraction of at least two persons with interpersonal affiliation, which isthe language and the ability to act. Communicative actions arise in environments where it is possibleto express the opinions of all participants on equal terms.  In the model of communicative action, those who have theability to speak and act communicate rationally through language.  The […]

From discussion till now, we are completely familiarized withthe role up-tapped rural India will play in Indian economic growth in future. Ruralbanking sector has been and will be seen as the key institution for achieving financialinclusion by providing financial products and services to the people living inthe farthest reach of the country. The rural banks (mainly commercial banks,cooperative banks and regional rural banks) have been into the existence inIndian financial scene for around 38 years now, but rural areas still havecontinued to suffer from insufficient access to financial services. The mainreason of incapability in achieving one hundred per cent rural […]

A written constitution is An formal report cardcharacterizing the clue of the secured settlement, the guidelines thatrepresentable the political skeleton and the privileges of locals Furthermorelegislatures did An arranged state. The UK’s constitution isn’t created for Anlone report, yet gets starting with Different wellsprings that would a majoraspect created Furthermore Some piece unwritten, including gathered traditions,meet expectations of expert, demonstrations of Parliament, thoseprecedent-based laws, Also first parts of the EU law. Truly, the UK need notrequired a definable declaration from claiming distinct privileges and chanceswhichever – the 1689 bill of rights sets crazy those powers about parliamentinverse that ruler – […]

Analyzing the political world througha cultural lens allows us to see that politics are framed because reportedevents are pre-organized and do not come to us in raw form.1 Fordecades, social scientists have repeatedly shown that the political judgment ofa particular issue often depends on how that topic is framed and communicatedto citizens.2Framing, and the alignment ofmultiple frames, can be used to achieve mobilization. “Mobilization aims atpersuading people to contribute resources, such as time, commitment, knowledge,and money, to support a mobilization actor.”3 Aprerequisite for successful mobilization is identification within the group,where frames can link to one another through shared understandings (Snow […]

In1980, the United Nations proclaimed formally the convention on theInternational Sale of Goods to bring an identical laws for transactions ofinternational commercial contracts. The main objective was to develop thecompetence of these transactions and encourage growth of international trade.Today, more than sixty countries supporting the convention which includesAustralia, China, France, Germany, Russia and the United States. Albeit theCISG has successfully proven at various extent. It has not been very successfulin the field which is very critical to disputing parties (damages for breach ofcontract). Undoubtedly of all the CISG articles, the articles related toeconomic remedies are the most written about and […]

Women are often subjected to gross discrimination first as daughters and later as daughter – in –laws. They are suppressed and crushed between the milestone of the two identities and the two homes; one where she is born and other where is transplanted after marriage. This is the actual life of Indian woman. She faces various difficulties and upheavals after her marriage. She thinks of being independent umpteen numbers of problems crop up and she has to face suffering caused by broken relationship. There are three images of women in Indian tradition as Sita, Shakuntala and Savitri which exemplify the qualities […]

In sociology, “identity” is a property and product of institutional regulation (intentional or unintentional) and group socialization since identities are recognized when interacting with others. Furthermore, since social interaction is present every day, identities might change through the socialization process; identities are not fixed, rather they are provisional, fluid and flexible (Malesevic, 2002).As any other identity, national identity is recognized in the interaction with others, there are some differences recognized in narratives, myths, rights, goals, territory or self- determination. As mentioned above, traditionally nations are perceived as a composition of a state; strong sense of a nation is a precondition […]

Throughouthistory, religion and the field of science have been butting heads as bothgroups are concerned with uncovering and presenting the truths of life inefforts to improve how we live. Both Buddhism and Scientology use different practicesas a way to achieve a higher state of being. They both delve into the complexhuman mind and try to clear it of all blockages that hold one back fromrealization. While Buddhism focuses on meditative practices to achieveenlightenment, Scientology uses a technique called auditing to go clear into ahigher state of being. We have focused on three different units thatinvestigate the relationships between religion and […]