1676 papers
This paper introduces a "triple liminality" framework to analyze the obscured experiences of tribal women migrants in India, arguing that their displacement from forest ecologies, subjugation to urban patriarchies, and exclusion from legal protections necessitate a new category of "structurally coerced migration" and targeted policy reforms.
This bibliometric study analyzes 79 studies from 2010 to 2025 to map the evolution of language and gender research in study abroad contexts, revealing a shift toward integrated sociocultural perspectives while highlighting the continued marginalization of diversity and underexplored geographic dimensions.
This paper critiques the contemporary reductionist paradigm of nutritional optimization, which fuels a multi-trillion-dollar wellness industry and various psychological pathologies, by proposing "Expanded Nutrition"—an integral framework grounded in personalist philosophy and ecological consciousness that redefines human flourishing as a balanced pursuit of physical, social, and spiritual goods rather than mere biometric maximization.
This mixed-methods study of Indian first-year undergraduates reveals that high written academic scores do not predict oral communication proficiency, as performance gaps are primarily driven by affective barriers like stage fear and a lack of prior oral practice rather than linguistic deficiency, underscoring the need to integrate structured speaking training into curricula.
This qualitative study reveals that undocumented Ghanaian migrants in South Africa, initially deceived by agents into believing they were transiting to Europe or securing specific jobs, now face prolonged illegal residency, economic exploitation, and severe trauma while hustling to repay their families' migration costs.
This study of 375 Iranian social media users reveals that childhood emotional abuse increases cyberbullying perpetration primarily through the mediating pathway of reactive aggression, rather than through alexithymia or internalized shame, highlighting the critical role of anger regulation and impulse control in prevention efforts.
This multimethod study of Islamic boarding school youth in Madura, Indonesia, reveals that while strong religious socialization fosters high spiritual and financial readiness for family formation, it is insufficient without targeted support to address critical gaps in emotional maturity, reproductive health, and psychosocial skills, necessitating a culturally grounded curriculum that integrates religious values with comprehensive life skills.
This article argues that climate change undermines the traditional "origin link" essential to Geographical Indication (GI) protection, necessitating a shift from static authenticity to a dynamic framework of "adaptive authenticity" that integrates scientific monitoring and flexible specifications to preserve the socio-ecological integrity of GI products like Kashmir Saffron and Pashmina.
This paper presents the development and validation of the 16-item Refugee Resilience Scale (RRS-16), a psychometrically robust instrument for forcibly displaced adults that uniquely captures resource mobilization through three dimensions—individual adaptive capacity, support seeking, and service navigation—thereby addressing a critical gap in existing resilience measures by accounting for post-migration institutional resources.
This cross-sectional study of 392 female university students in Turkey found that while nutrition knowledge and body appreciation are both positively associated with healthy lifestyle awareness, body appreciation partially mediates the relationship between nutrition knowledge and healthy lifestyle awareness, though causal conclusions cannot be drawn due to the study's design.