This article examines controversies surrounding the implementation of the first colonial indigenous health service, the Assistance Médicale, in Cambodia. It characterizes individual and group behaviours in the immediate social conditions of colonial Cambodian society, as well as some of the paradoxes of the modernization narrative ascribed to the colonial science of this period. This discussion...

BACKGROUND In a situation where national censuses do not record information on ethnicity, studies of the indigenous Sámi people's health and living conditions tend to use varying Sámi inclusion criteria and categorizations. Consequently, the basis on which Sámi study participants are included and categorized when Sámi health and living conditions are explored and compared differs. This may infl...

A comparative analysis of the legal status indigenous peoples, tribes and castes Brazil, India Canada was carried out on basis a study Constitutions Constitutional Acts, Conventions for Protection Rights Indigenous Peoples, activities National Commissions protection these categories. Conclusions are made about presence similarities differences in formation constitutional studied ethnic groups a...

The fundamentals of Inherently Safer Design were not fully appreciated in the initial design (or re-design) in the following series of case histories. Two case histories involving the basic element of plant layout to minimize property damages and injury will be covered first. Simple physical separation could have reduced the losses. A case history that occurred in a bulk chemical terminal tank ...

objective: depression and anxiety literature in iran is short of cultural/indigenous studies, especially with regard to azeri ethnic group. this study was carried out in order to identify depression and anxiety aspects in azeri ethnic group. methods: in a cross sectional qualitative design, 32 azeri informants (14 patients, 13 lay people, and 5 professionals) recruited in the study using purpos...

Abstract This article argues that Armenian Studies can learn from and contribute to the fields of critical Indigenous studies settler colonial in generative ways, especially as those increasingly become global scope. After surveying recent scholarly discourses Studies, I illuminate pathways forward for interdisciplinary approaches study indigeneity, colonization, genocide, removal, dispossessio...

This article analyses some claims made about the Gàidheal identity in Scotland, with particular reflection on a distinct ‘sociolinguistic turn’ within Gàidhlig studies and related research over last two decades. Through critical analysis of major sociological survey structuring various markers framing identity, normative basis is provided to then assess other classifications by academics whose ...