THE UNITED NATIONS CHARTER AND THE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT: INTERROGATING THE HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN SYRIA by ANTHONY IMEH UMOH, BARINAADAA NWINKOL

“…The United Nations Charter gives responsibility to international community to use appropriate diplomatic and other peaceful measure in accordance with Chapter VI and VIII of the Charter to help protect populations from genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crime against humanity. In the same vein, the responsibility to protect populations from genocide and other gross forms of human rights abuse emerged in 2005 as an important global principle during the UN World Summit Outcome Document. …”
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National Rivalry among Hospitallers? by Karl Borchardt

“…The medieval Hospitaller priory of Bohemia was riven by ethnic divisions and mutually unintelligible languages. …”
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Populações tradicionais e inclusão social no Brasil:Um paralelo entre as políticas de acesso à terra e à educação superior por indígenas e quilombolas by Ana Lúcia Aguiar Melo, José Luiz de Moura Filho

“…In order to tackle the social inequalities that have deepened during decades of liberal governments, ethnic movements have been demanding the construction of public policies that, although they seek common objectives, deal with the segments according to their specificities. …”
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A Bibliometric analysis of multicultural education in international and Indonesian contexts using Vosviewer by Donna Sampaleng

“…In the future, the theme of multicultural education will continue to evolve, especially in the following topics: model, critical multicultural education, multicultural competency, responsive teaching, teacher candidate, preservice teacher, ethnic minority student, self-efficacy, diverse student, multicultural content, responsive pedagogy, critique, intercultural education, peace, dan personality. …”
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Comment une ville traditionnelle turque a-t-elle réussi à attirer les citadins en opérant une transformation historique et naturelle pour répondre aux attentes urbaines ? by Janna Leann Rose

“…While the tensions between the village and the city are not essentially ethnic but socio-economic and class-based in Turkey, the village, as it now stands, allows a space and a place for both urban and rural Turks to play with and re-negotiate their collective historical consciousness. …”
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Paul’s Jewish Prophetic Critique of Jews in Romans by Lionel J. Windsor

“…It argues against the traditional Protestant problematization of “works righteousness”, Sanders’ claim that Paul reasons from solution to plight, and the New Perspective’s problematization of ethnic distinctiveness. Paul’s critique is grounded in Jewish intramural prophetic critique and restoration eschatology, over against Torah-wisdom traditions. …”
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Energy policy of the Republic of Turkey: expansion in the Eastern Mediterranean by B. D. Nuriev, S. V. Pospelov

“…The authors state that the main reason for the emergence of interstate contradictions in the region is the formation of national states in the first half of the last century, whose administrative borders were drawn up and recognized without taking into account ethnic characteristics and centuries-old economic traditions. …”
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Opportunities for the development of cross-border tourism in South East Europe Case Study: Kosovo-Albania border by Ferim GASHI, Ibrahim RAMADANI, Etnike DIBRANI, Dardan HOTI

“… This paper examines the regional and institutional opportunities for cross-border cooperation, networking and tourism development at the Kosovo- Albania border, which is one of the internal borders of the Albanian ethnic territory. Completion of the study confirms the hypothesis that closure of states within the classical boundaries causes obstacles, not only for the development of cross- border tourism, especially when viewed from the perspective of sustainable tourism development in this region. …”
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Produits de terroir ou système agricole ? Patrimonialisation de l’alimentation en Amazonie brésilienne by Esther Katz, Lucia Hussak van Velthem

“…We first thought of promoting local products of the terroir, but wondered after all whether this was relevant in a multi-ethnic context where people share their knowledge, practice subsistence agriculture and have no traditions of trade. …”
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The Conflict in Mali: Causes, Actors, and Challenges by Wardah Shahid

“… The Republic of Mali, a resource-rich yet conflict-ridden nation in the Sahel, has faced persistent instability since its independence in 1960. Characterized by ethnic diversity, Mali has been plagued by poor governance, armed insurgencies, religious extremism, and climate hazards, ranking 154th in the 2024 Global Peace Index. …”
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Sfaturile lui Matei Al Mirelor către Alexandru Iliaș: tematică, retorică, limbaj by Anca Mihaela Sapovici

“…Thus, Matthew is one of the precursors of cultural and linguistic facts which the massive presence of the Greek ethnic element in the Romanian countries has favored since the first decades of the 17th century.…”
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TRADITIONAL FASHION INDUSTRY AND JUKUN CULTURE, NORTH CENTRAL NIGERIA by Bello Zakariya Abubakar, Hamisu Sani Ali

“…Fashon is simply defined as the styles of clothing and accessories worn at any given time by group of people that is Jukun and Abakwariga. Thus, every ethnic or religious group has their peculiar cultural clothes which are symbols of their cultural heritage. …”
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Vuk S. Karadžić: Srbi všetci a všade. Od juhoslovanstva k myšlienke “Veľkého Srbska” by Maroš Melichárek

“…We may also consider the fact that Vuk Karadžič to some extent adopted the ideas of prominent European Slavicists (Kopitar, Šafárik, Dobrovský and others). The ethnic diversity within the military borders could also have influenced him. …”
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« Le réveil de la conscience hakka de Taïwan » by Pei-yi Ko

“…This became a true power issue among the native elites, while the Taiwan democratisation context beginning in the late 1990s generated changes that were more favourable to the ethnic status of the Hakka. In this article, based on a Taiwanese ethnologist’s point of view on fieldwork conducted for twenty years, we will see how these Hakka people ended up becoming the model of a successful social movement.…”
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Role Of Political Parties In Resolving The Challenges Confronting Nigeriafrom 1960-1966 by Mas’ud Bello, Sani Ibrahim

“… Shortly after Nigeria attained its independence on the 1st October, 1960 it experienced numerous challenges of Nation-building, this is because, the conquest and imposition of colonial rule with its divide and rule tactics and other attendant consequences has set different ethnic groups in Nigeria at logger beads, mistrust has gained ground in the body polity of the Nation, couple with devastated economy, poor infrastructural facilitates. …”
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Community-Specific BMI Cutoff Points for South Indian Females by K. B. Kishore Mohan, V. Sapthagirivasan, M. Anburajan

“…Community-specific BMI cutoffs are necessary to assess obesity in different ethnic groups, and relying on WHO-based universal BMI cutoff points would be a wrong strategy.…”
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Fermentation-enabled wellness foods: A fresh perspective by Huan Xiang, Dongxiao Sun-Waterhouse, Geoffrey I.N. Waterhouse, Chun Cui, Zheng Ruan

“…Fermented foods represent an important segment of current food markets, especially traditional or ethnic food markets. The demand for efficient utilization of agrowastes, together with advancements in fermentation technologies (microbial- and enzyme-based processing), are stimulating rapid growth and innovation in the fermented food sector. …”
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A Critique on the Book Historical Origin of Qajar Tribe by Mohsen Rahmati

“…Since the study and explanation of this historical origin from three perspectives of ethnic genealogy can be explained, the evolution of the identity and endeavors of the tribe during the centuries, and the study of the historical conditions, and the leaders of this tribe were changed to a king of Iran during this period, the question is, which perspective that the author has explained the origin of the Qajar tribe through has been able to clarify the origin of the Qajar tribe. …”
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Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors in the Native American Population by Krista Goerger, Karla Abbott, Mark K. Larson, Michael Holinstat

“…Native Americans are disproportionately affected by cardiovascular disease in comparison with other racial and ethnic groups in the United States. Previous research has analyzed risk factors, quantified prevalence rates, and examined outcomes of cardiovascular disease in Native Americans, yet few studies have considered the role of societal and psychological factors on the increased burden of cardiovascular disease in Native Americans. …”
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Worldview revolutions of the XIX–early XX centuries and image of Siberia in social and cultural practice of artists of Western Siberia in 1920’s–1930’s by Zh. E. Levina

“…The dynamics of artistic display about the natural, ethnic, social and cultural, everyday features of the West Siberian region is reflected in the article. …”
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