The global pandemic is one of the most studied topics among scholars interested in the social and cultural implications of COVID-19. It provides an experiment on its effects on society. Along with adults and the elderly, children, and adolescents around … Continue reading Anthropology: Mental Health of Children and Adolescents During the COVID-19 Pandemic
As the world grows less accepting of migrants, with a number of European Union countries topping the list of the less-accepting countries in the world, Poland’s attitudes towards migrants are improving. In recent years, Poland has experienced the highest levels … Continue reading Anthropology: Exploring the Increase in Poland’s Public Acceptance of Migrants
Terrorism is one of many social issues that have always existed and continue to exist in modern society. Terrorism has the power to challenge fundamental human rights, endanger nations, and disrupt peace and security. Despite the extent of terrorism, many … Continue reading Anthropology: History of Terrorism, Root Causes, and Implications
The topic of cults and sects in the modern world is controversial. The controversy is in relation to the allegations that cults are brainwashing their recruits and exploiting them in ways that are ruining their lives (Beckford, 2001). Therefore, the … Continue reading Anthropology: Cults, Sects, and New Religious Movements
Modern-day slavery is a contemporary issue in every society around the world. It refers to the severe exploitation of people for personal or commercial gain. The problem of slavery dates back to 3500BC and operated in the first civilizations. It … Continue reading Anthropology: Modern Slavery Around the World and Social Implications
Glasgow is the biggest and the most populous city in Scotland. The city is situated along both banks of the River Clyde. Glasgow occupies much of the lower Clyde valley, and its suburbs extend into surrounding districts. Today, Glasgow’s population … Continue reading Anthropology: The Prevalance of Child Poverty in Glasgow, Scotland and Sociocultural Implications
For many years, Polish women have been protesting restrictive abortion laws, limited access to sexual and reproductive health information and care, inadequate services and support in the face of violence, and perpetuation of traditional and prescribed gender roles. Waves of … Continue reading Anthropology: Feminism in Poland Relative to Restrictive Abortion Laws and Reproductive Rights
Poland is one of the most interesting countries to visit if you are planning to travel post-pandemic. It offers countless remarkable destinations that allow anyone to truly discover the history and culture of Poland so rich that no short visit … Continue reading Travel Guide: Remarkable Destinations for a Post-Pandemic Visit to Poland
Sweden is a country located in Northern Europe. It borders Norway and Finland and shares maritime borders with Denmark, Germany, Poland, Russia, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. Historically, Sweden rose from economic backwardness and poverty into a highly developed post-industrial society … Continue reading Anthropology: Resignation Syndrome Among Children of Asylum Seekers in Sweden