In this paper we assess the relationship between how women access land they farm, and their farming identities, roles, future succession plans. Utilizing a Bourdieusian approach, conceptualize inheritance of farmland as long-term process symbolic economic investment. We conducted cohort analysis living or working on farms in Scotland, UK who (a) were not raised farms; (b) bought into inherited ...

Past studies document that Latino familial cultural values (i.e. familism, affiliative obedience and filial obligation) protect against depressive symptoms and promote academic resilience in adolescence. However, some studies suggest that familial cultural values differ across gender, with females reporting greater obligations and fewer freedoms compared to their male counterparts. We examined ...

among different discretization approaches, finite difference method (fdm) is widely used for acoustic and elastic full-wave form modeling. an inevitable deficit of the technique, however, is its sever requirement to computational resources. a promising solution is parallelization, where the problem is broken into several segments, and the calculations are distributed over different processors. ...

Nowadays, the university pedagogy has increasingly used group work to help students increase their group work skills by gaining social recognitions while working with others. The factors investigated in this study may predict the different gender based roles among students’ relationships, especially the female students’ roles during group work in university. In this subject, there are questionn...

This paper will primarily focus on the philosophical depictions of Medea?s character and actions. The following identities be examined: gender (which roles defined a woman in antiquity are these definitions still relevant today), political (what does it mean to foreigner not belong particular community), psychological (do passions inevitably lead split psyche or, contrary, constitute it). These...

Health workforce shortages in Sub-Saharan Africa are widely recognized, particularly of physicians, leading the training and deployment of Non-physician clinicians (NPCs). The paper by Eyal et al provides interesting and legitimate viewpoints on evolving role of physicians in context of decisive increase of NPCss in Sub-Saharan Africa. Certainly, in short or mid-term, NPCs will continue to be a...