Identities in transitional societies

Government and Fertility in Transitional and Post-Transitional Societies

Food habits and beliefs in transitional societies.

This paper discusses the concept of the nutrition transition in detail. It commences with an overview of societies which are recognised as being in transition. The economic foundations of the transition from traditional to modern (and post-modern societies) will be emphasised. This will be followed by an examination of the nutrition problems and food habits associated with transitional societie...

Building Just societies: Reconciliation in tRansitional settings

Reconciliation is a key objective in building sustainable peace and preventing a relapse into conflict. It is about (re) building relationships among people and groups in society and between the state and its citizens. The process is highly context sensitive, and each society has to tailor its approach to the nature of the conflict and the character of the transition. The reconciliation worksho...

Fertility and Reproductive Preferences in Post-Transitional Societies

Conventional theories have little to say about the level at which fertility will stabilize at the end of the demographic transition, although it is often assumed that replacement fertility of about 2.1 births per woman will prevail in the long run. However, fertility has dropped below the replacement level in virtually every population that has moved through the transition. If future fertility ...

On Identities with Additive Mappings in Rings

begin{abstract} If $F,D:Rto R$ are additive mappings which satisfy $F(x^{n}y^{n})=x^nF(y^{n})+y^nD(x^{n})$ for all $x,yin R$. Then, $F$ is a generalized left derivation with associated Jordan left derivation $D$ on $R$. Similar type of result has been done for the other identity forcing to generalized derivation and at last an example has given in support of the theorems. end{abstract}