Miriti, Maria N Rawson, Ariel J Mansfield, Becky
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Ecological applications : a publication of the Ecological Society of America
Natural history, loosely defined as the observational study of organisms in the habitats where they occur, is recognized at the roots of ecology. Although the centrality of natural history in ecology has shifted over time, natural history is currently in resurgence: many again consider it to be the foundation of ecological and evolutionary inquiry ...
Gichane, Margaret W Wallace, Deshira D
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Global health action
Global health emerged as a distinct public health discipline within the last two decades. With over 95% of Masters of Global Health degree programmes located in high-income countries (HICs), the area of study has been primarily pursued by White, middle and upperclass, citizens of Europe and North America. In turn, the global health workforce and le...
Erpelding, Michel
Noting the changes that have occurred in recent years in Western official discourses regarding the legacy of colonialism, this article examines the potential legal consequences of these changes in the field of international state responsibility. The first part of the article consists of a survey of recent Western state practice. It observes that wh...
McElfish, Pearl A Purvis, Rachel S Riklon, Sheldon Willis, Don E
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Sociology of health & illness
Complicity with colonialism can be reflected in a particular approach to research, whose interests it serves, and who has power or ownership over the research process. It can also be reflected in neglect, inaction or methodological erasure of groups historically subjected to domination by colonial empires. Social scientists have often failed to acc...
Bara, Hawa Taïbi, Aude Nuscia Bensaid, Sahraroui Halima, Slimani Ballouche, Aziz
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Tomori, Cecília Palmquist, Aunchalee E. L.
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Frontiers in Sociology
The U.S. is currently experiencing a formula shortage and an infant feeding crisis that began with a formula recall and the hospitalization of 4 infants, 2 of whom died. Since 1981, governments around the world have been calling for an end to blatant human rights violations made by the commercial milk formula (CMF) industry. These practices not onl...
Weaver, Lesley Jo
Anthropology, especially biological anthropology, owes its origins to the scientific study of human racial differences. That dark history is well-acknowledged and, when it is taught, usually begins with the racism of early figures, such as Johann Friedrich Blumenbach or, more recently, Earnest Hooton, and exonerates itself through a turn toward ant...
Erpelding, Michel Moes, Régis
This interview presents to the broader public the relationship between international law and colonial law, as well as the question of the responsibility of former colonial powers and states (such as Luxembourg) that assisted these powers for colonial crimes.
Praprotnik, Lorena
Diplomsko delo predstavi in oriše svetovno razstavo leta 1900 v Parizu v Franciji, uradno poimenovano L'Exposition universelle internationale de 1900, njen pomen in vlogo za nadaljnji razvoj prirejanja svetovnih razstav ter raziskuje, kakšen odmev je imela v poročanju slovenskega časopisja ob izteku 19. stoletja. Poudarjeni so posamezni aspekti raz...
Sankofa, S. Divine Muñoz, Natalie Philippe, Deanna Genao, Soribel Rodríguez, Cristóbal
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Multicultural Learning and Teaching
Amid the global COVID-19 pandemic, which highlighted the disparities of healthcare for Black and Brown communities, the tragic and senseless deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, and Rashard Brooks took place before we were halfway into 2020. Furthermore, while Black deaths at the hands of police are the highest rate c...
