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This article investigates the cultural significance of Siamese herbal rice (khaoyam) in Kelantan, Malaysia, with a focus on its role in shaping the relationship between people, plants, and place. Using an ethnographic ap...

For most African nations, ethnic balancing has remained a huge problem to national development. In many occasions, ethnicity has become a very important political tool in the hands of greedy politicians parading themselv...

The paper investigates Art Spiegelman’s Maus from a psychoanalytical perspective by drawing on the concepts of Thomas Ogden’s “analytic third” and Jessica Benjamin’s “intersubjectivity” to expose the traum...

In Thailand’s Deep South, insurgency remains an urgent issue which has not been resolved since 2004. Muslim cultural resistance in Thailand’s Deep South is rooted in resentment from state-driven assimilation, which h...

ObjectiveMultiethnic youth are often pathologized in clinical settings, owing to their negative experiences with discrimination, social rejection, and multiethnic identity navigation. While much research suggests that mu...

The article examines various aspects of the evolution of ethnopolitical processes in Russia, influenced by technological transformation and its socio-political consequences. The purpose of this article is to apply the co...

Abstract Background Suicide rates among U.S. preteens (ages 8–12) have risen steadily since 2008, signaling a growing crisis in children’s mental health. Sexual and gender diverse (SGD) preteens are at especially hig...

Film studies is an academic discipline that delves into a variety of theoretical, historical, and critical viewpoints on cinema, viewing it as both an art form and a means of communication. It provides multiple approache...

Abstract Background Mistrust of law enforcement across the United States has implications for public health and safety. While direct police encounters shape perceptions of law enforcement, the influence of broader experi...

BackgroundSexual minority women (SMW), including lesbian, bisexual, and other non-heterosexual women, experience higher rates of substance use (SU) and substance use disorders (SUDs) than heterosexual women, yet remain r...