#80 Myanmar: Golden Land’s Dark Turn A country that suffers from the world’s longest-running Civil war. In spite of the military coup turning the country dark this Golden Land has a vibrant culture. Let’s go to Myanmar aka Burma. Our special guests today are Joe and Trish. Joe is the host of the Insight Myanmar …
I trust you are doing well. We are in the mid of August. That means it’s Independence Day! Not just for India but 5 other countries: the Republic of Congo, South Korea, North Korea, Liechtenstein, and Bahrain. So Wish you all a very Happy Independence Day. Let’s get independence from our fears and worries. Outline …
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Gender is a complex variable that is a part of social, cultural, economic and political contexts. Gender refers to socially constructed differences between men and women, whereas Sex refers to biological differences between men and women. Being socially constructed, gender differences vary depending on age, marital status, religion, ethnicity, culture, race, class/caste and so on. Sexual differences very little across these variables.
“ethnos” means ‘People’, hence etno-Development is the approach that is concerned with the development of local people and indigenous culture. It implies that development should come from within the society not from outside, it must be participatory and community based.
There are several connotations about development, such as development as growth, development as change or transformation and development as modernization.
Culture is meant by which man is able to maintain physical, mental and intellectual existence needs. Man is not only a biological social being but it has its psychological needs also. For survival, these needs should be fulfilled.
Social stratification is a hierarchical ranking system often represented as a ladder in which there are differences in access to social resources. Individuals at the top rank have more access, while those at the bottom lack social resources, which can be termed as structured inequality. The functionalist perspective on social stratification proposes that social stratification is inevitable in society and is therefore universal.
