Asian Journal of Social Science
Impact of Covid-19 pandemic on academic performance and work-life balance of women academicians
Publication date: Available online 1 August 2022Source: Asian Journal of Social ScienceAuthor(s): Ujjaini Mukhopadhyay
Asian Journal of Social Science
Neighborhood and community effects in East and Southeast Asia, a systematic review and meta-analytical exploration of publication bias
Publication date: Available online 2 August 2022Source: Asian Journal of Social ScienceAuthor(s): Jaap Nieuwenhuis
Asian Journal of Social Science
<em>Terroir</em>, tradition, and place-making in tea villages of southeastern China
Publication date: Available online 21 July 2022Source: Asian Journal of Social ScienceAuthor(s): Dan Choffnes
Asian Journal of Social Science
Reinventing a tradition: East Asian tea cultures in the contemporary world
Publication date: Available online 11 July 2022Source: Asian Journal of Social ScienceAuthor(s): Shuenn-Der Yu, Jinghong Zhang
Social Change
A Conceptual Analysis of the Nature of Relationship Between Human Needs and Human Well-being in Social Work
Social Change, Volume 52, Issue 3, Page 369-388, September 2022. The concept of human need and human well-being are commonly used in social work literature. However, their relationship remains unexplored. Although there is some literature on the relati…
Social Change
Production, Processing and Pertinence of Data: A Commentary on National Family Heath Survey-5
Social Change, Ahead of Print.
Indian Journal of Gender Studies
Presence Without Empowerment?: Women in Rural Local Government in Bangladesh
Indian Journal of Gender Studies, Ahead of Print. This article explores the role of reserved-seat women members of the Union Parishad, the lowest unit of local government in Bangladesh. The number of women representatives has increased manifold over th…
Indian Journal of Gender Studies
Women in Cantonments: Evolution of Regulated Military Prostitution in Colonial India
Indian Journal of Gender Studies, Ahead of Print. From the mid-19th century the existence of a large number of native prostitutes in the British military cantonments confirmed the widespread prevalence of state-authorised prostitution in colonial India…
Indian Journal of Gender Studies
Locating Female Transgression against Heteronormative Society: A Comparative Study of Three African American Novels
Indian Journal of Gender Studies, Ahead of Print. The study attempts to locate female transgressions against a racist and homophobic society as portrayed by Ann Allen Shockley, Alice Walker and Gloria Naylor in their novels Loving Her (1974), The Color…