The current research addressed the issue of challenges faced by the rural women in Balochistan. A qualitative research were conducted on various parts of the Balochistan, Data were collected from 300 respondents five districts of Balochistan i.e. Turbat, Gawader, Sibbi, Pashen and Khuzdar Districts by using simple random technique. It was revealed that women in Balochistan are facing lot f prob...

Nationalism creates and recreates a sense of distinctive identity and autonomy based on the Enlightenment idea of human freedom that enables people to survive in a modern world in which unpredictable change has become the norm. While, in the medieval world, the feudal states invoked religion and cultural resources to make people servile, the modern state invokes identity in a language of servin...

“Bastard feudalism” is a system of patronage-client relations that existed in England the late Middle Ages, opposed to vassal-seigneurial classical feudalism. This concept has been used historiography since 19th century, but still debatable. The relevance study due question degree “bastard distribution society. Based on sources, prosopographic database active participants Wars Roses (1455–1487)...

Nepal’s political system is in rapid transition following the end of the Maoist People’s War and overthrow of the King in 2006, and the subsequent formation of a Federal Democratic Republic in 2007. A radical-left coalition, led by a Maoist party in 2008, won an electoral majority (surpassing the two biggest parties that ruled the country in the post 1990 period). The conflict period animated t...

1. Western Misinterpretations 1.1. Max Weber's Prebendal Bureaucracy 1.2. Karl Marx's Asiatic Mode of Production 1.3. Eisenstadt's Bureaucratic Empires 2. Comparisons: India and China 3. Indian and Chinese Evolution: Critical Comparisons 4. Confucian Brahmins and Kautilyan Mandarins 5. The European Evolution 5.1. The Roman Empire 5.2. Feudalism and the Catholic Church 5.3. Societal Evolution: F...

This thesis addresses issues of class as represented through the narrative agency exercised by the servant-narrator in Castle Rackrent and Wuthering Heights. Thady Quirk and Ellen Dean are servant-narrators who strategically use feigned allegiance, astute perception, and selective disclosure to wield power over the lives of their masters. These “arts of subordination” allow the servant-narrator...