Open Access Humanitarian Scholarship
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2025, 1(3), 262-271, Dec. 31, 2025
The refugee experience is inherently debilitating. Although women constitute a significant proportion of forcibly displaced populations, humanitarian and legal discourses continue to construct them through assumptions of passivity and dependence. Even within UNHCR-administered camps, protection …
2025, 1(3), 252-261, Dec. 31, 2025
This paper examines the representation of the ma-aram—a local term denoting a person who is wise and knowledgeable in indigenous thought—in Alice Tan Gonzales’s “Sa Tagu-angkan Sang Duta” and articulates an ecofeminist framework grou…
2025, 1(3), 240-251, Dec. 26, 2025
The rapid expansion of digital technologies has profoundly reconfigured educational ecosystems, with particularly significant implications for English language education among engineering students in Hyderabad. Digital platforms, artificial intelligence–enabled applications, mobile learnin…
2025, 1(3), 229-239, Nov. 23, 2025
India’s Indo-Pacific strategy reflects a multidimensional approach that integrates diplomacy, security, and economic cooperation to strengthen its role in an evolving geopolitical environment. Positioned at the crossroads of the Indian and Pacific Oceans, India seeks to advance a free, ope…
2025, 1(3), 221-228, Oct. 27, 2025
The paper explores Richard Rorty's novel approach to individual identity, emphasizing its narrative and contingent nature, and its implications for fostering solidarity in contemporary society. There have been several attempts since the Greek period to the modern times to have dwelled in to …