Insights of Anthropology

Review Article   |   10.36959/763/502 Volume 3 Issue 2

The Menstrual Cycle Phases Are Like 'Body Seasons'

Authors: Rene Ecochard, Marie Garmier-Billard and Jean Iwaz

Since the seventies, only the reproductive function of the female cycle has been valued. It then became common practice to manipulate the female cycle with the pill to avoid conception or try to su... Read more

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Research Article   |   10.36959/763/501 Volume 3 Issue 2

The Perception of Patients on the Service Quality Offered by Healthcare Professionals at Two Major Public Hospitals in South East Regional Health Authority (Serha), Jamaica

Authors: Jacqueline C Ellis, Paul Andrew Bourne, James Fallah, Nicola Brown, Cynthia Francis and Calvin Campbell

Globally, the new direction of many hospitals is to use the views of patients as a part of the feedback process in order to meet the expected service of users. The aim of the study is to examine patie... Read more

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Review Article   |   10.36959/763/500 Volume 3 Issue 1

Primate Cognition and the Origins of Human Culture

Authors: Simon Dein

The concept of culture is central to cross cultural psychology. This paper examines the evolutionary roots of human culture through examining the similarities and differences between human and non-hum... Read more

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Review Article   |   10.36959/763/499 Volume 3 Issue 1

An Empirical Assessment of Soft and Hard Classroom Management Strategies Employed by Teachers in Secondary Schools in Kingston and St. Andrew, Jamaica

Authors: Mark Anthony Brown, Paul Andrew Bourne and Vincent MS Peterkin

This study was conducted using quantitative method to evaluate the classroom management strategies employed by teachers in twenty secondary schools in Kingston and St Andrew, Jamaica. It has been a pr... Read more

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Research Article   |   10.36959/763/498 Volume 3 Issue 1

Reconstructing the Social Sciences and Humanities: Antenor Firmin, Western Intellectual Tradition, and Black Atlantic Thought and Culture

Authors: Paul C Mocombe

In 1885, the nineteenth-century Haitian lawyer, statesman, anthropologist, and Egyptologist, Joseph Antenor Firmin (1850-1911), published his work, De l'egalite des races humanines (The Equality of th... Read more

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Review Article   |   10.36959/763/497 Volume 3 Issue 1

Loss of Skills during the Lower Palaeolithic Levant

Authors: Nira Alperson-Afil

Locke's publication "An Essay Concerning Human Understanding" [1] may mark the first modern elaboration of the definition of the human mind as born without innate ideas so that any knowledge is determ... Read more

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Review Article   |   10.36959/763/496 Volume 3 Issue 1

Care of the Self and Subjectivity in Precarious Neoliberal Societies

Authors: Brunella Casalini

This paper aims at analyzing precarity as an existential condition that is structural and that permeates one's affective environment. The uncaring rules of contemporary public management and their com... Read more

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Book Review Article   |   10.36959/763/495 Volume 3 Issue 1

Economy and Farm Management in Malaysia: Principles and Practices

Authors: Uqbah Iqbal

Written by Mohd. Ghazali Mohayidin and Habibah Rohany, the writing of this book focuses on the systematic use of plantation management systems, especially on matters relating to storing records such a... Read more

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Opinion   |   10.36959/763/494 Volume 3 Issue 1

Africa Game Changer: AfCFTA Broaden African Existing Partnership

Authors: Ehizuelen Michael Mitchell Omoruyi

The African Union agreed in January 2012 to develop the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). It took eight rounds of negotiations, beginning in 2015 and lasting until December 2017, to reach ... Read more

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