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Please visit our web site to read the two new articles.

 

1.  Rubrics and Rubicon of Activism and Advocacy - Poetry of Alienation - Themes and Motifs  (Vol 16. Part 57. 943-966)

2.  The Politics of Representation: Comparative Biographical Analyses of Lilie Chouliaraki, Judith Butler and Zoë Wicomb in Media, Humanitarianism and War (Vol 16. Part 58. 967-995)

 

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Posted: 2025-05-11
 

New Issue Published: Skill-Oriented Education for a Liberalised Economy - The Case for India

  

Abstract

India’s demographic shift presents both opportunities and challenges as the nation transitions into a knowledge-based economy. With over 500 million people under the age of 25, India's workforce must be equipped with the right skills to compete in the globalised world. However, the current education system, especially at the secondary and senior secondary levels, requires reform to meet the demands of a liberalized economy. This article explores the need for a flexible and skill-oriented education system that can enhance India’s economic competitiveness. Special emphasis is placed on policy planning for secondary and senior secondary education and its role in preparing India’s youth for the labour market. Additionally, the challenges and strategies for aligning India’s workforce with global economic trends are discussed.

Keywords: Education reform, skill-oriented education, India’s workforce, knowledge economy, policy planning

 

https://journalacademicmarketingmysticismonline.net/index.php/JAMMO/article/view/153/pdf_53  

  
Posted: 2024-11-20
 
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Vol 16, No 58 (2025): The Politics of Representation: Comparative Biographical Analyses of Lilie Chouliaraki, Judith Butler and Zoë Wicomb in

Representation in media, literature, and war discourse plays a pivotal role in shaping public perceptions of suffering, victimhood, and agency. This study undertakes a comparative biographical analysis of Lilie Chouliaraki, Judith Butler, and Zoë Wicomb, examining how their works interrogate power, discourse, and suffering within the contexts of grievability, humanitarianism, post-humanitarianism, and mediatisation. Employing a qualitative discourse analysis and drawing on Chouliaraki’s theorisation of post-humanitarianism, Butler’s concept of grievability, and Wicomb’s interrogation of racial and gender identity in post-apartheid South Africa, the study explores the selective visibility of suffering. Integrating insights from Chouliaraki and Orgad’s work on proper distance in media ethics, Chouliaraki and Zaborowski’s analysis of the refugee crisis, and Chouliaraki’s vision of a cosmopolitan public, this article critically evaluates how media, literature, and philosophy construct narratives of suffering. The findings underscore the hierarchical structuring of voice and the systematic exclusion of certain subjects from public discourse, reinforcing dominant power structures.

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The Politics of Representation: Comparative Biographical Analyses of Lilie Chouliaraki, Judith Butler, and Zoë Wicomb in Media, Humanitarianism, and War Comparative Biographical Analyse
Paul A. Silva 967-995


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