Sibnath Deb Boeken

Focusing on the global issue of child abuse and neglect, this book presents empirical evidence from Puducherry, India, highlighting the critical realities of child safety. It raises important questions about existing safety measures within families and institutions, advocating for culture-specific, evidence-based preventive strategies. The findings serve as a valuable resource for school administrators, policymakers, and researchers across various fields, facilitating informed actions to protect children and enhance understanding in an international context.

The book delves into social psychology, analyzing its theoretical concepts and their relevance across various fields. It offers a comprehensive exploration of the discipline within cultural, historical, and philosophical frameworks, with a particular focus on the intersection of social psychology and religion. This multifaceted approach provides insights into how social psychological principles apply to contemporary issues and contexts.

Examines and explores the implications of a fast-changing world on social behaviour and psychology.