This article deals with the pervasive and entrenched nature of Japanese denialism on wartime memories, mainly focusing “comfort women” issue. It argues that a lens “negationism” is more beneficial to address denialism. The net effect has been perpetuate binary identity constructs, deniers denied, one side re-engineering social relations dominate continue dominating other. Conventional approache...

This article offers an alternative narrative on contemporary inflation and policy responses to it. It argues have been driven by unfounded beliefs underlying current myths phobia. These are rooted in neoliberal ideology dogma, especially influential since the neo-classical counter-revolution against Keynesian macroeconomics. They prevent better understanding of nature causes inflation, leading ...

BACKGROUND Peer support programmes use individuals with specific experiences to improve engagement and outcomes among new clients. However, the skills and techniques used to achieve this engagement have not been mapped. This potentially restricts the development and replication of successful peer advocate models of care. This study explored how a group of peer advocates with experience of homel...

BACKGROUND The renin-angiotensin system (RAS) has been shown to play an active role within the erectile tissues. The aim of this narrative review is to summarize the literature addressing the pathophysiological role of RAS on erectile function. Additionally, we update evidence on recent findings on the role of the Ang-(1-7) and Mas receptor on the erectile function and its therapeutic potential...

INTRODUCTION There is increasing international interest in universal, health promoting services for pregnancy and the first three years of life and the concept of proportionate universalism. Drawing on a narrative review of literature, this paper explores mechanisms by which such services might contribute to health improvement and reducing health inequalities. OBJECTIVES Through a narrative r...

Introduction In his 1971 Journal of Asian Studies article, "Serfdom and Mobility: An Examination of the Institution of 'Human Lease' in Traditional Tibetan Society," Melvyn Goldstein proclaims, "Tibet was characterized by a form of institutionalized inequality that can be called pervasive serfdom," and thereby launched his narrative of serfdom. In this chapter I will deconstruct Goldstein's nar...

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The beginning of the emergence Shi'ism initiated by a Jew, Abdullah bin Saba' had made considerable conflict among companions at that time. friction tapered when killing Ali Abi Talib and his son Husain in Karbala'. From year to year, several Middle Eastern countries led country's disintegration. Imamiyah leads bloodshed seems have no end all times. Of course, this should not happen Indonesia, ...