Abstract Confucianism provides a specific view on the world held by many people living in several Asian societies. It offers views humans and nature that generally differ from other traditional or Western modern views. The paper presents systematic analysis of literature education with focus science about connection for sustainability. suggests framework how sustainability can be operated foreg...

A description of the social network of a population aids us in understanding dispersal, the spread of disease, and genetic structure in that population. Many animal populations can be classified as fission–fusion societies, whereby groups form and separate over time. Examples discussed in the literature include ungulates, primates and cetaceans (Lott & Minta 1983; Whitehead et al. 1991; Henzi e...

W h i l e advocating the need for integration of modern with traditional health care strategies, the chapter 1 elaborates evolution of health care system in human societies, the current diversity of health related challenges in different countries/ societies, the remarkable advances in biomedical sciences in recent times, the traditional and complementary medicine systems in different parts of ...

List-based samples are often biased because of coverage errors. The problem is especially acute in societies where the level of internal migration is high andwhere record keeping on the population is not reliable.Weproposea solutionbasedon spatial sampling that overcomes the inability to reach migrants in traditional area samples based on household lists. A comparison between a traditional stud...

We study the historical origins of cross-country differences in the male-to-female sex ratio. Our analysis focuses on the use of the plough in traditional agriculture. In societies that did not use the plough, women tended to participate in agriculture as actively as men. By contrast, in societies that used the plough, men specialized in agricultural work, due to the physical strength needed to...