This research offers a description and analysis of the relatively hidden practice self-injury: cutting, burning, branding, bone breaking. Drawing on over 150 in-depth interviews tens thousands website postings, e-mail communications, Internet groups, we challenge psycho-medical depiction this phenomenon discuss ways that contemporary sociological self-injury has evolved to images population, et...

This article deals with technological accessibility, its effects on women, and the reflection women’s empowerment. Women need technology for same reason as men. It supports women without bias. Global efforts have been made to empower through income-generating activities saving their time labor spent in household economy. Technology them many respects by well shaping ability infrastructure of wo...

Preliminary version 1 Browsing through Oxford students " economics reading lists during the inter-war period; it rapidly becomes apparent that Marshall " s theory formed a key part of economics syllabi at the time. It seems highly likely that Marshall " s Principles of Economics prevailed as the dominant theory of industry and of competition during these two decades. However, the Principles of ...