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Teresiah Muthoni
Equal Right to Property for Women under International Human Rights Law
An Analysis of the Legal Protection in Kenya
Studien zur Rechtswissenschaft
The study is inspired by the general situation of women with regard to property and particularly land in Kenya. To date, discrimination and inequality with regard to property and land in particular continue to be pervasive whereby the disparity of ownership of land between men and women stands at Seventy Five percent.
Comprising of five chapters, the study analyses the legal protection of the right to property for women by laying open the existing international…
African CustomsAfrikanische BräucheDiscriminationDiskriminierungEqualityFrauenrechteGleichheitGüterstandHuman rightsIntersectionalismIntersektionalitätKeniaKenyaLawLegal pluralismMatrimonial propertyMenschenrechteNachfolgeRecht auf EigentumRechtspluralismusRechtswissenschaftRight to propertySuccessionWomen‘s rights
Tado Jurić
Big (Crisis) Data in Social Sciences and Humanities: Predicting Crises
Studien zur Demographie und Bevölkerungsentwicklung
The method of Big (Crisis) data holds promise to answer, among others, the questions to the main European challenge: (irregular) migration. By combining various big data sources, this approach offers insights into migration trends a year before official data sources.
It helps model future trends and answer the questions:
How many asylum seekers and labour migrants will there be in individual EU members in the following year? What will be the routes…Big DataBraindrainDemographieDigitale GeisteswissenschaftDigital HumanitiesGoogle AnalyticsIllegale MigrationMigration
Lily Rose Tope / Wolfgang Zach (eds.)
Collisions of Cultures
Frictions and Re-Shapings
Studien zur Anglistik und Amerikanistik
This is a collection of thirty-nine articles that explore transcultural collisions that have occurred in the course of history and movement of human communities.
It uses the disciplines of literature, history and cultural studies to examine new thematic parameters and methodological approaches that address violent and subtle cultural confrontations between communities, re-shape identities, reconceive gender, define home, track cultural mobilities, explore…
AfrikaAustralienBeyond HumanBrasilienCollisions of CulturesCultural CollisionsCultural mobilitesCultural StudiesFidschiGenderGeschichtswissenschaftHistoryIdentitätIndienIndonesienIrlandJapanKanadaKulturelle KollisionenKulturwissenschaftLiteratureLiteraturwissenschaftMigrationMobilitätNeuseelandPhilippinenPostcolonialRe-shaping identitiesSingapurUkraineUSAVereinigte Arabische Emirate
Kizito Logan Elad
European Union Democracy Promotion in North Africa from 1990 to 2010
Case Study on Morocco and Tunisia
Demokratie und Demokratisierungsprozesse
Bisherige Studien zur Demokratieförderung analysierten „erfolgreiche“ Beispiele. Das ist teilweise eine Reflektion der politischen Ökonomie von Demokratieförderung, in der sie Beispielen im Inland erzeugter demokratischer Durchbrüche folgt. Dennoch kann eine wissenschaftliche Analyse externer Einflüsse auf interne Veränderungen sich nicht nur auf Fälle erfolgreicher Demokratieentwicklung beziehen, sondern muss Beispiele von Regimeveränderungen, die nicht in einer…
ConditionalityDemocracyDemocratic GovernmentDemocratizationDemokratieEUEU Key Member StatesForeign policyForeign PolicyInternational PoliticsMiddle EastMoroccoNormative PowerNorth AfricaSecuritySocial SciencesTrustTunisia
Valentine Chukwunyere Acholonu
Liturgical Inculturation among Igbo Christians of Nigeria
A Historical Evaluation in the Light of Ecclesial Liturgical Norms and Principles of Liturgical Inculturation
Schriften zur Praktischen Theologie
A historical evaluation of liturgical inculturation among Igbo Christians of Nigeria in the light of ecclesial liturgical norms and principles of liturgical inculturation reflects principally the norms for adapting the Liturgy to the culture and traditions of peoples.
According to the Council Fathers: „Even in the liturgy, the Church has no wish to impose a rigid uniformity in matters which do not implicate the faith or the good of the whole community; rather…
AkkulturationAnpassungIgboIgbo KulturInkulturationLiturgieLiturgische InkulturationSynkretismusTheologie
Christogonus Onyekachi Keke
The Misery of Childless Marriage in Igbo Culture
Re-Consideration of Ecclesiastical Ethical Response to Cultural and Biomedical “Remedies”
Infertility is a universal problem but the crisis it poses for Christian couples in the African cultural context differs from the experience in Western cultures. The root of the problem is the conflict in the understanding of marriage in African culture and the Christian marriage ethics, which makes it difficult for one to remain truly African and happily Christian in the faces of childless marriage. This work demonstrates this using the life context of the Igbo people of…
African CultureAfrikanische KulturArtificial ReproductionBio-MedicineChildlessness (Marriage)Christian EthicsChristian MarriageChristliche EheChristliche EthikEthikIgboIgbo MarriageInfertilityIVFKinderlosigkeitKünstliche BefruchtungMoraltheologieMoral TheologyOsu Caste System
Honorat Satoguina
Contribution of the Clean Development Mechanism to Sustainable Energy Production
The Energy Sector in the West African Economic and Monetary Union - Case Study: Benin, Burkina Faso, Niger and Togo
Wirtschaftspolitik in Forschung und Praxis
The Kyoto Protocol encompasses flexible mechanisms, which allow the use of the world’s cheapest possibilities for emission reductions. The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), which allows for the generation of emissions credits through emission reduction projects, is the only mechanism that involves developing countries in the global climate change mitigation efforts. Its aim is to contribute to sustainable development (SD) in the host countries. [...]
BeninBurkina FasoClean Development Mechanism CDMDesignated National Authority DANNEnergy DemandEnergy PolicyEnergy SupplyKyoto ProtocolLDCsLeast developing countriesNigerRegional CDM Approval BodySustainable DevelopmentSustainable EnergyTogoVolkswirtschaftslehreWAEMUWest AfricaWest African Economic and Monetary UnionWestafrika
Jörg Reimann
Römisches Recht bei Tacitus
Diese Publikation setzt das 2017 erschienene Werk über das Römische Recht bei Titus Livius fort und knüpft sowohl chronologisch als auch thematisch an Livius’ Werke an. Im Gegensatz zu den Werken „Germania“ und „Agricola“ von Tacitus, die für die Untersuchung des Römischen Rechts nur begrenzte Relevanz bieten, tragen die „Annales“ und „Historiae“ weitaus mehr bei. Insbesondere die „Annales“ werden aufgrund ihrer Rechtsrelevanz häufiger…
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Emmanuel Chukwuemeka Umeh
African Theology of Solidarity and Religion of Self-Deceit
The Nigerian Experience
THEOS – Studienreihe Theologische Forschungsergebnisse
Religion plays an important role in the day to day activities in Nigeria. Nigerians live religion and think religiously. Religion is used to legitimate almost everything. Politicians use recourse to religion to promote their political agenda. They use religious events, gatherings and discussions to gain political advantage; businessmen and women use religion as an advertising mechanism. The genuine religiosity of Nigerians has become in itself a problem. It has created…
AfricaAfrikaCharityDevelopmental aidFaithHelaingJusticePhilosophyRahnerRatzingerReasonReligionTheologieTheology
Lisa Mackenrodt
Swahili Spirit Possession and Islamic Healing in Contemporary Tanzania
The Jinn Fly on Friday
Fern/Sehen: Perspektiven der Sozialanthropologie
This account embeds Swahili spirit possession and Islamic healing rituals into its particular geographical, cultural and historical context. It gives an overview of the historical development of the syncretistic Muslim-Swahili littoral in East Africa. A special emphasis is put on Afro-Arab history in relation to the development of Swahili culture and language. Traditional Muslim healers and their rituals form the central focus of this book. By presenting typical…
African StudiesAIDSComparative ReligionCultural AnthropologyEast AfricaEthnologyFieldworkHealersHIVIndigenous RitualIslamJinnSocial AnthropologySoziologieSpirit PossessionTanzaniaTraditional Medicine