Author: Sunil D. Santha and Devisha Sasidevan

ISSUE 2018, 3: SUSTAINABILITY - Articles

The Social Construction of Water Scarcity: An Exploration Study along the “Bharathapuzha” in Kerala

Gennaio 23, 2019 by Sunil D. Santha and Devisha Sasidevan in ISSUE 2018, 3: SUSTAINABILITY - Articles

Water scarcity is a very critical issue in the context of sustainability and global environmental change. However, the notion of scarcity also has its local roots that are constructed by diverse actors with specific values

CFP 2019, 2: STATE, NATIONALISM AND GLOBALIZATION

Febbraio 6, 2019 by Sunil D. Santha in CALL FOR PAPERS

Complex phenomena such as nations and nationalism may be studied from different perspectives. Their variety, purposes and specific characteristics can be the subjects of investigation. One can learn more about their cultural and social roots and, finally, their significance for the social sciences. The intellectual attempts of several scholars was that of working out general theories of nationalism that would succeed at explaining the phenomenon from a general point of view, generating models capable of reducing its different manifestations to a common process.