On July 30, 1996, fifteen women stood on a podium surrounded by hundreds of thousands of people and felt like all their dreams had come true. Those who watched them knew that they had come a long way to get … Continue reading
Schizophrenia is a mental disorder, which severely impacts the way 1% of people worldwide think, feel, and act. The term comes from the Greek, schizo meaning ‘splitting’ and phrenia meaning ‘of the mind’. Therefore schizophrenia literally can be defined as … Continue reading
Studies of the family and family life in societies all over the world show that some form of family unit exists in all societies. The need for this is quite obvious in view of the fact that it takes several … Continue reading
Prejudice, affluence, and poverty in America are linked issues. Works by four authors discussed in this essay, Takaki, Fallows, Olds, and Gioia, help us to understand how the social issues of class and race are intertwined, making an analysis of … Continue reading
Recent factors that have contributed to the increasing threat of organised crime Phil William’s (1991) writing has reflected a focussed consideration of the range of structural factors that seem to have contributed to the creation of a socio-political environment in … Continue reading
Introduction The emerging consensus in the international development community favors environmental protection. Consequently, different developing countries have initiated public policies presumably aimed at protecting the environment and maintaining its integrity. The environmental policies in Ghana and Nigeria have failed to … Continue reading
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