national identity, an ever-changing and multidimentional phenomenon, is the product of a continuous historical process which has always been influenced by environmental conditions. the study of the comprising elements of national identity is the objective of another project of recognizing nations. national identity of iranians is rooted in two sets of beliefs: zoroastrianism, the ancient native...

During the last decades of the 20th century it became increasingly apparent that the inter-relationship between globalisation and health is extremely complex. This complexity is highlighted in debates surrounding the re-emergence of infectious diseases, where it is recognised that the processes of globalisation have combined to create the conditions where once localised, microbial hazards have ...

Due to their food and electricity requirements, freshwater has become extremely important for the living conditions of nations sub-nations alike. At same time, changing climate is negatively affecting its requirement through heat waves, groundwater osmotic pressure glacier melting. As a colonial identity being outmoded, water resources between Pakistan Afghanistan did lack lengthy-term sustaina...

this article has attempted to present a clear image of science production by the member states of the organization of islamic conference (oic) based on the essential science indicators (esi). esi indexes the most effective science productions of the world. the world bank, on the other hand, has classified the countries of the world according to their economic position. using the information acc...

While collaborative problem-based learning (PBL), particularly in Western nations, has been researched and shown to be beneficial enhancing students' metacognitive skills, it is still sparingly used Asian nations like Indonesia. This study's goal was learn more about the potential benefits of cooperative PBL on skills. The systematic literature review (SLR) research design for this study, requi...

BACKGROUND Retinopathy is a common complication of diabetes mellitus that if detected early by regular retinal examinations can be treated; thus, blindness can be delayed or prevented. Providing high-quality retinal screening is difficult, especially in rural and remote areas. Canada's First Nations population has a higher prevalence of diabetes and is, in general, more geographically isolated ...