To develop a new scientific theory that explains a phenomenon is not an easy enterprise, especially when it concerns social behaviour. Few have this gift where they propound new theories about nature, human behaviour, or the physical world. Emulating well-known theorists in the twentieth century and a few other geniuses, this author theorises on discrimination behaviour in work places using the deductive method, and offers significant catching propositions that need to be investigated and as a result set the reader into deep thinking. This treatise offers a number of sounding propositions...

This treatise employs the deductive method that is frequently utilised in the physical sciences to the study of "Matter man" and his survival on the planet earth. It offers useful information leading to future investigations of man's place in the universe, and how he can cater for it. There are a number of useful propositions that he challenges us to investigate. For example, he argues that war should be abandoned, as it suggests a "symptom" of a disorder. He also view "superiority" not as inherent nature provided to man from the beginning but attained through hard work, and most of all,...

Traditional practitioners have contributed a great deal to the treatment of mentally ill patients in the West African communities. This book is a unique scientific contribution in that it focuses on indigenous practitioners that little research has been done. With empirical data from these cultures, the book combines critical analysis of theories concerning the manner these practitioners carry out their work in certain treatment centres. A primary contribution of the book is its insistence on how the various governments in this region should consider the need of the African patient in any...

This book applies the social and psychological methods to the study of the clergy's work in Swedish prisons. The author's goal is to provide an interesting and comprehensive perspective of the clergy's work in the public prisons. The focus throughout is on the meaning the clergy's traditional functions provide for the prison inmates of today's world. Drawing from theoretical works of famous pastoral psychologists and pastoral care specialists, as well as the more empirical works of his own the author develops a model of different manners of carrying out the care in the prisons. He explores...

What makes the study of cultural healing so fascinating? What are the psychological processes at display that make a patient coming to perceive himself as "healed" or "cured" in the context of psychological healing? This book gives the reader a more thorough approach in eliciting the basic elements of therapy that makes traditional practitioners' work successfully in their psychological therapy. It brings the reader into direct contact with the healing milieu and vividly isolates the factors that easily contribute and make overall psychological healing possible. It will be welcomed by...

Modern theories on war give the reader the most exciting researches ever made on war. The book provides the reader the most authentic researches that the world had not seen since the problem of wars became a subject for scientific investigation. The author, consolidating his strength with renowned philosophers and physicists the world had ever produced, makes his readers to comprehend the game that participants mourn even in the vicinity where they had been declared the winners. It is a book that will be welcomed by physicists, philosophers, psychiatrists, psychologists, logicians,...

The world had been in turmoil for centuries because of greedy politicians who deceived their citizens into engaging in unnecessary wars that left millions devastated. In this book, the author presents theories of war that provide the reader authentic information about this evil behaviour where nations clash over frivolous power and recognition. Wars should not be entertained in this modern world because they lead to health hazard and disrupt relationships.

This book discusses the unique problems facing Ghana, once the country where Gold was excavated in such great quantity that it was named after it. The author, a native of this country philosophises on how the military dictators, the ones that ruled this shinning star of Africa for many turbulent years should be dealt with. He proposes certain tangible changes that could lead this country to become truly liberated, and be decorated as well as industrialised, in order to provide jobs and a higher standard of living for its citizens. In order to boost its image abroad, the theory of...