... the individual who could be retaliated against. Although there may be cultural reluctance to implement such channels and procedural guarantees in criminal law that favor confidential but not anonymous reporting, the general trend is toward increasing anonymous reporting channels and ensuring...

...—and particularly social media—is reshaping youth perspectives of gender identity. Next, we discuss traditional Southeast Asian gender roles and their intertwinement with cultural values. We conclude by considering evidence that gender-based social norms have become more restrictive in Southeast Asia...

...In this introduction, we redefine cultural marginalization from a deeply human-centric understanding of culture, offering the possibility for a more nuanced understanding of the structure of societies and organizations. Grounded in this human ethos, we aim to build a theoretical foundation...

... (Kong Fuzi, 551–479 bce), Confucianism has shaped Chinese thought and culture for over two millennia. Its influence extends well beyond China, and it has been impactful socially and ethically across East Asian societies. Confucian thinking has shaped ideas of health and well-being through its...

... publications and credible media sources. Furthermore, the study adopted thematic analysis to analyse the data. The results identified key themes, including cultural and spiritual significance, economic impacts, infrastructure development and tourist satisfaction. Furthermore, the findings highlight...

...To preserve civilisation and England (which were probably one and the same in Arnold’s mind), the people would need to be educated out of their unrefined tastes and rough behaviour. Through education the masses would come to know culture and be ‘improved’ by it in a moral sense, if not necessarily...

... the previous 15 years. In reality, photography plays a major role in the promotion of many holiday destinations. Posting images on social media platforms or starting a blog can tell stories about historical sites, programs, or other cultural events. These can help draw in and retain potential tourists...

... landmarks and traditional crafts across Paete town with labeled cultural icons. The map highlights Paete town, depicting its streets, landmarks, and cultural crafts. The top section shows “Sierra Madre Mountain.” Across the map, several icons and labels represent local heritage and industries. On the upper...

..., a thorough grasp of how health tourism, sustainability, and development intersect in the Indian setting is ensured, providing useful information for practice and policy. Sustainability nature health tourism happiness culture Introduction Despite being in its infancy, health and medical tourism...

..., and cultural backgrounds. Additionally, survey responses are based on employees’ perceptions, introducing potential bias or social desirability effects. Furthermore, workplace happiness is influenced by emotional and subjective...

..., and international careers are addressed concerning the gender issue within the GCC cultural context. Additionally, the Bibliometrix tool was used to map the co-occurrence network of keywords and to analyse country-level scientific production. It was also used to generate a co-occurrence network ( Fig. 2.2...

... perspective which is critical in tackling challenges. It has a wide breadth of applications ranging from storytelling, gaming, and art to more advanced treatment and therapy-centred applications. There are, after all, various categories of immersion: natural, cultural, and digital which function and serve...

.... Introduction Flexible organization adaptive organization culture decentralization decision rights enabling budgetary control This study investigates the role of managerial cognitive capability (MCC) and decentralization of decision rights (DDR) in promoting the design elements of the enabling control...

...Abstract With the diversity of the world’s population, not only learning about different cultures and ways of being are important, but so is understanding how to engage in leadership, connect with others, and create positive change. What signifies the difference between “leadership” and “global...

... here – a strongly dualistic, world-negating view on the one hand, and a fundamentally nondual, relational view on the other – naturally produce very different cultural constructions, styles of critical analysis, and socially sanctioned endeavors. They also tend to produce oppositely situated aims...

... are to (a) identify the potential work-related values of Native Americans based on their cultural values, (b) consider the factors that may influence their job satisfaction and job choice, (c) highlight their reward preferences and factors that may affect their work motivation and retention rates, (d) present...

..., analysis, and conclusion by a benevolent benefactor. This preapproved process occurs for a brief period of time before the Indigenous and Indigenous-related subjects are relegated to the annals of what used to be rather than the actual what is. Intentional or not, this cultural self-approving norm places...

... in human development, multidirectionality of development and (relative) plasticity, it suffers from the assumptions of ‘developmentalism’. The chapter systematically explores these problematic assumptions and highlight how cultural bases of development remain ignored because of them, taking the example...

... is not exhaustive. In particular, I will refer to colonial history, migration, multiculturalism and the interventionism of the Global North. The fields of cultural and cross-cultural psychology have flourished in last decades out of a fascination with understanding ways of life around the world from a global...

... itself to a gripping study of personhood as enmeshed in cultural fabric; a small narrative constituting the unmistakable grand narrative of self, culture and society. Using the tools of biographical narrative, delving into the domain of a psychobiography, this chapter presents lessons on personhood...