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ISSN 2052-8396 · ACCB Publishing · 666 artikel di indeks
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Nature’s #MeToo: Testimonies of Ecological Abuse
In 2017, the tale of sexual assault via a tweet by Alyssa Jayne Milano, an American actress cum activist, revolutionised not only feminism but also the #MeToo movement, which took centre stage in social media reckonings like wildfires worldwide by naming and shaming the perpetrators of violence…
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Coaching and Professional Self-Realisation: Ukrainian Business Leadership in Wartime Contexts
This study investigates the psychological state of business leaders during a period of military crisis and examines the role of coaching support in fostering professional self-realisation. A total of 152 respondents (69 men and 83 women) participated, with data collected through Google Forms. Both…
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Skilled Migration and Scientific and Technical Potential of Regional Labour Markets: Evidence from the Kyrgyz Republic
The purpose of this study was to substantiate a model for the adaptive regulation of the regional labour market aimed at preserving scientific and technical potential under conditions of increasing migration mobility. The research drew upon official statistical data for 2020–2024, a comparative…
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Traditions of Child-Rearing in Nomadic Culture and Their Preservation in the Context of Globalisation: An Ethnopedagogical Study
The aim of this study was to identify the principal traditional components of child-rearing within the nomadic culture of the Kyrgyz people and to examine the extent to which processes of globalisation have influenced these practices. The methodological framework combined a theoretical analysis of…
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India–Central Asia Relations: Pathways of Education, Science, and Culture in the 21st Century
This study investigates the evolving contours of cultural and humanitarian relations between India and the Central Asian republics—Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, and Kyrgyzstan—over the period 2000–2025, with particular attention to educational, scientific, and cultural…
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Ethnic Policy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Central Asia in the Context of Cultural Integration and Political Change: Historical and Demographic Aspects
This study seeks to identify key trends in the transformation of the ethno-demographic structure and the mechanisms of ethno-political regulation in the Republic of Kazakhstan within the broader context of post Soviet modernisation. Drawing upon data from Kazakhstan’s population censuses…
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Socio-Political and Cultural Transformation of Central Asian States in the Era of Global Crises: Challenges to Security and Resilience
The study examines the socio-political transformations unfolding in Central Asia and seeks to identify the principal challenges and threats shaping regional development. The research draws on a diverse set of sources, including Deutsche Welle, the United Nations Development Programme, the World…
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The Role of Media Education in Forming a Tolerant Information Space in Multicultural Societies
This study aims to identify the key components and mechanisms for implementing media education in multicultural schools in Ukraine, informed by a comparative analysis of European strategies. Although media literacy and multicultural education have been widely examined, far less attention has been…
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Cultural Analysis of Student Youth Attitudes toward Gender Roles in the Southern Regions of Kazakhstan
In modern social sciences and humanities, there is often ambiguity in the interpretation of students' views on gender roles. In particular, the formation of gender values among students in Kazakh society in terms of the urban-rural dichotomy has not been studied empirically enough. Although many…
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Social Group Work as a Method of Social Work: A Review Essay on Theory and Practice in Indian Society
Social group work holds a unique position among traditional social work methodologies, complementing casework (engaging with individuals) and community organisation (working with communities) as a strategy for leveraging small-group dynamics to foster personal development, mutual support, and…
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The Interaction between State Social Policy and National Cultural Heritage and its Impact on Society’s Mentality
The interaction between state social policy and national cultural heritage has become increasingly relevant in the context of digitalisation, demographic transitions, migration, geopolitical conflicts, globalisation, and changing patterns of social relations. These processes have implications not…
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Everyday Ethics as Authority: Shaikh Hamiduddin Nagauri and Cross-Community Devotion in Thirteenth-Century Rajputana
This study examines the moral authority of Shaikh Hamiduddin Nagauri (1192–1274 AD) in the Hindu–Jain environment of thirteenth-century Rajputana. It argues that his authority was shaped less by doctrinal accommodation than by an everyday ethics that made Chishti sanctity intelligible across social…
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Trauma and Survival in Sujata Parashar’s The Temple Bar Woman: A Tale of Danger, Deceit, and Daring
Surviving trauma from an extreme incident, such as rape, includes numerous issues. Following rape, a victim must endure several physical and mental challenges. When physical wounds are involved, the psychological suffering is doubled. This study focuses on a survivor’s struggle to get through the…
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Analysis of Living Space Dynamics in Precarity: A Case Study of Tailors in Yogyakarta
Precarious work, marked by job insecurity and limited social protection, is a growing concern in rapidly developing Indonesian cities such as Yogyakarta, where tourism expansion and limited formal employment opportunities push many residents into informal labour. This article examines the…
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Heroes, Villains, and the Divine: Shifting Portrayals of Myth in Contemporary Indian Films
Action films have received immense popularity, both critically and commercially. They have reshaped the portrayal of heroes in contemporary times. This epic narrative often elevates the classic action hero to a mythological figure. Such transformations reflect not only creative innovation but also…
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Spiritual Values and Personality Formation of Youth in the Context of Contemporary Social Transformation in Kazakhstan
The rapid transformations occurring in modern society influence all dimensions of social life, including the sphere of spirituality. This study examines the role of spiritual values in shaping personality amid processes of urbanisation, globalisation, and digitalisation, with particular attention…
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Belief, Space, and Productivity: The Cultural Economy of Mystical Illnessin Denpasar, Bali
Mystical illness beliefs—encompassing notions of witchcraft, spirit possession, and supernatural affliction—remain embedded in many societies and continue to shape health-related behaviour, work practices, and economic life. In Denpasar, Bali, where traditional spiritual frameworks intersect with…
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The Luminous Trajectory of Professor Suren Talukder: A Synthesis of Cartographic Precision and Literary Erudition
This article explores the life, academic career, and literary contributions of Professor Suren Talukder. Born in rural Assam in 1943, Talukder established a distinguished career in Geography, serving for over three decades at the prestigious Cotton College (now a state university located in Assam…
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Pivoting From Smart to Sustainable: What's Next for India's Urbanisation Beyond the Smart Cities Mission (SCM)?
India’s rapid urbanisation has intensified socio-environmental challenges that increasingly undermine urban liveability and economic productivity. While initiatives such as the Smart Cities Mission (SCM) sought to enhance quality of life through technological integration, mounting evidence suggests…
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Patterns and Determinants of Rural Non-Farm Economy: Evidence from an Indian State
There has been growing evidence of the importance of the rural non-farm economy (RNFE) across the developing world, with rural households engaging in a range of economic activities apart from agriculture, including animal husbandry, casual agricultural and non-agricultural work, non-farm…