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results demonstrate that the conservation situation faced by a primate species can differ greatly depending on local, national, and range wide political and social situations. Therefore, we recommend that ... species crosses political boundaries, it is unlikely that the threats it faces in one area will be the same across the range due to differences in history, cultures, laws, and social issues in different
The paper analyzes the concepts, causes, and normative solutions of social and political exclusions in Bosnia and Herzegovina within post-Yugoslavia's ethnonationalism paradigm and the Dayton ... influences phenomena. B&H’s imposed ethnopolitical concept of “constituent peoples” rigidly removes the civic order, the citizen ideal, rights, and freedoms, decreasing political collectivism. The Dayton
The philosophy has gone to a very non-religious way after Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel. Actually religion had lost his significance before Hegel. The idealist philosophers tried to find a
period, with the other beginning at the end of the nineteenth century and ending in the 1950s. An interaction between the conceptualization of animals and power (e.g., political opportunity; cultural ... , time periods, academic, and/or political background of the author) on the ancient sources in Electronic Supplementary Material (ESM) Table S1. There is to date no coherent, satisfactory theory in
rationale for drawing such inferences is provided by observed typological correlations between linguistic and socio-political complexity (Gil, 2021:3) : "[i]n domains where linguistic complexity correlates ... positively with cultural or socio-political complexity, simpler linguistic structures may be inferred to be evolutionarily prior to their more complex counterparts". The justification for this principle lies
change on ecosystems health and biodiversity, and play a greater role in conservation and environmental policy by educating global citizens and political leaders. In addition, the international community ... , primate scientists must take a more activist role in educating the public and political leaders, and driving public policy (Garber, 2021, this issue) . Goals of the Special Issue In this special issue
now a well-known, popular icon and representative of local conservation efforts (evidenced by features in local radio and TV shows, at religious and political events, and represented in local, district ... . , Sherren , K. , St. John , F. A. V. , van Kerkhoff , L. , & Wyborn , C. ( 2019 ). Expanding the role of social science in conservation through an engagement with philosophy, methodology, and methods
representation in general term, can be traced back to Ancient Greece, but in modern philosophy one of the most famous references of this theory is the English philosopher J. Locke (1632-1704). Locke's views, which ... Negation” , Philosophy and Phenomenological Research , Vol. 22 , No. 2 ( Dec ., 1961 ), pp. 163 - 178 . CHAKRABARTI , D. , “ Did Locke Hold the Representative Theory of Perception?” , Journal of Indian
people against the dictatorial regime has also had important political and social effects in the development of the national liberation struggle of many countries, especially South America and some African
relief and amusement, that some local officials had welcomed them as “black Americans.” Rudy quickly adapted to the socio-political conditions of the day, but there were some narrow escapes. Not long after
“ Religious violence ” , which is a popular issue in our day discussed particularly in relation to Islam, is kept on the agenda. It is mainly discussed by sociologists and political scientists though ... discussed by sociologists and political scientists but not by religious studies scholars as much, while they would have many things to say about the issue. Behind every human behavior, there lie intellectual
animals . In S. G. Post, L. G. Underwood , J. P. Schloss , & W. B. Hurlbut (Eds.), Altruistic love: Science, philosophy, and religion in dialogue (pp. 284 - 308 ). Oxford University Press. Pruetz , J. D
political crises or when human population growth outruns any development effort. People need economic and other benefits, and conservation measures have to account for these needs. We compiled native and ... the Global Bonn Challenge concerning the protection and maintenance of forests across Africa. This political support is needed urgently to foster restoration in the world’s biodiversity hotspots that
complex linguistic units, providing a template for accounting for the multimodal nature of human language. Usage-based linguistics; Philosophy of language; Sign languages; Cultural evolution; Animal ... about compositionality without taking the origins of the concept in late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century philosophy of language into account. For this reason, we first provide an overview of
globalization, and reflects on the risks that the resulting political imbroglio presents for our environmental future. Global responses are ineffective due to crumbling multilaterism and the continuing promotion ... and, in the process, further corroded prospects for effective global governance in facing symbiotic social, political and environmental crises. Frustration with globalization is providing media
quantifiable results (Setchell et al., 2017). This approach adheres to the positivist/post-positivist philosophy that only factual knowledge gained through empirical observation which is measurable and ... (Engelke, 2017; Lenkeit, 2004) . While multiple different paradigms exist in social science research, many contemporary anthropologists align more closely with an interpretivist philosophy that our
the sources of social separation in the modern period of spatial proximity, can cause socio-cultural and political breakdowns when exposed to various interventions. Indeed, Western-centric ... Necmettin Erbakan, who has an important position in the recent Turkish political life, for ethnic problems in Turkey will be discussed. Arpac? , I??l ( 2012 ), T?rk Siyasal Ya?am?na Etkileri Bak?m?ndan
Rawls and the Revival of Political Philosophy: Where Does He Leave Us? , Theoria: A Journal of Social&Political Theory , Vol. 59 , 133 , 81 - 97 . Greetis , E. A. ( 2015 ). “The Priority of Liberty: Rawls ... , University Park, 24-39. Lomasky, L. E. (1990). Persons, Rights, and The Moral Community, Oxford University Press, Oxford. The Idea of Individual in Political Liberalism: A Critical Perspective Abstract Key
Rawls and the Revival of Political Philosophy: Where Does He Leave Us? , Theoria: A Journal of Social&Political Theory , Vol. 59 , 133 , 81 - 97 . Greetis , E. A. ( 2015 ). “The Priority of Liberty: Rawls ... , University Park, 24-39. Lomasky, L. E. (1990). Persons, Rights, and The Moral Community, Oxford University Press, Oxford. The Idea of Individual in Political Liberalism: A Critical Perspective Abstract Key
dwellers, and villagers about the historical, political, and social context of the study site. We found that villages around Bouhachem were politically and socially marginalized and discriminated against by ... ; Ilahiane, 1999) . Understanding the historical, political, and social influences of activities by outside agencies may provide conservationists with a more nuanced understanding of the communities with
