Opportunities and challenges with the protection of ancient mining sites in mountain landscapes: A case study of the Kopaonik by Marić M.

“…The study examines the challenges associated with the formal-legal preservation of sites with historic mining, taking into account the possibility of permanent destruction. …”
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EFFECTS OF GLOBALISATION ON NIGERIAN CULTURAL HERITAGE, 2012-2022 by EMMANUEL I. UKHAMI, DOUMBIA LASSANA, BASHIR KABIR

“… This paper examines the impact of globalization on Nigerian cultural heritage between 2012 and 2022. …”
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ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES CLIMATE CHANGE: AN EXPOSITION OF HERDSMEN TERRORISM IN TIVLAND OF BENUE STATE by GABRIEL T. TYUNGU, PETER MEMGA KERTYO

“…To mitigate these conflicts, the paper advocates for environmental campaigns on the impact of environmental factors on Herders-Farmers conflicts and calls on religious leaders to dissuade the minds of their adherents about the religious motives of the conflicts. This will ultimately erase the fear of cultural imperialism that have constituted as a knock in the wheel of efforts in addressing the herdsmen malady. …”
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The oppression concept based on Soyinka's a Dance of the Forests by Malek Awfi Jassim

“…This study explained the study's methodology through explaining the theoretical background of the concepts of oppression and protest that will be examined in the research. The methodological chapter first introduced post-colonialism as a critical theory. …”
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KULTŪRINIO IR SIMBOLINIO KAPITALO GAMYBA: "DISNEY" FENOMENAS by Gintautas Mažeikis

“…Benjamin's views where Disney's corporation is considered as an expression of hegemonic industrial imperialism and a propagandist of American ideology.  …”
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KULTŪRINIO IR SIMBOLINIO KAPITALO GAMYBA: "DISNEY" FENOMENAS by Gintautas Mažeikis

“…Benjamin's views where Disney's corporation is considered as an expression of hegemonic industrial imperialism and a propagandist of American ideology.  …”
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Persistent Gender and Racial Hierarchies: Marriage Migration and Mixedness in Morocco from the French Protectorate to the Present by Catherine Therrien, Catherine Phipps

“…What is forbidden has changed, but women’s freedom remains subject to external pressures to maintain social cohesion. Finally, we examine the emotional motivations behind choosing mixed marriages, often overlooked by studies of migration, arguing that mixed marriage in Morocco has always shown a “desire for elsewhereness” and offered a space of freedom, a way to embrace new possibilities and turn away from certain social norms. …”
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