Asia
Impediments to Modernisation in Asia
This essay discusses the various impediments to economic, social and political modernisation in Asia. It highlights the main obstacles which include the small size of markets, resource over-reliance, the caste system, conservative cultural beliefs and practices, and the lack of access to capital.
MoreThe Impact of Globalization on Religious Resurgence
The religious resurgence refers to the revival of religion in various parts of the world. It has been accompanied by the growth of new religious movements and the resurgence of old ones. Theories explaining religious resurgence focus on the personal and social changes that have taken place in people's lives, as well as on the impact of globalization.
MoreThe Have and Have-Not Types of Democracy in Asia
This essay discusses the democratization of Asian countries, with a focus on the have and have-not types of democracy. It describes the influence of economic development on the democratization process and looks at the implications for the future of democracy in Asia.
MoreThe Growth and Development of the Movie Industry
This essay will give a brief overview of the growth and development of the movie industry, with a focus on Europe and America. It will also touch on some of the most important and influential people in cinema history, including Charlie Chaplin and the major Hollywood studios. Finally, it will take a brief look at the Cinema of China and Hong Kong Cinema.
MoreThe Impact of European Interactions with Asia and Africa
This essay discusses the impact of the exchange of goods and ideas between Europe and the rest of the world during the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries. It describes how this exchange led to the introduction of new plants and animals to Europe, new technologies, and the forced migration of millions of people.
MoreThe decline in fish species: causes and impacts
This essay discusses the decline in fish species and the various impacts it has on the economy. It highlights the main causes of this decline, which are overfishing, pollution and climate change.
MoreThe Struggles of African Refugees
This essay discusses the various challenges that refugees face while living in African refugee camps.
MoreKate Beynon: An Artist Who Blends Classical and Contemporary Influences
Kate Beynon is an artist who has been able to make a name for herself in the world of art. She was born in Hong Kong city and Wales in Asia, and her work is heavily influenced by both of these cultures. In addition to being an artist, Kate Beynon is also a designer, and her work often includes elements of both Asian and Australian culture.
MoreHinduism – An Introduction
Hinduism is one of the oldest religions in the world with a large number of followers. It has been influenced by many factors over the years, including the British rule in India and the arrival of missionaries. Hinduism is unique for its concept of dharma, its caste system, and its emphasis on yoga and meditation.
MoreA Comparison of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine
This essay compares and contrasts Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Western Medicine. It discusses the history, philosophy, treatment and side effects of these two types of medicines.
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