Social Inequality as a Global Challenge

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Dedication
Preface
Prof. Bishnu Poudel, PhD
Forewords
	Dr. Krishna P. Oli, PhD
	Prof. Douglass Lee Capogrossi, PhD
	Dr. Mary Jo Bulbrook, PhD
	Prof. Vasyl Karpusha, PhD
	Dr. Jacek P. Binda, PhD
	Dr. Ambika P. Adhikari, PhD
	Prof. Keshav Bhattarai, PhD
	Prof. Durga D. Poudel, PhD
	Mr. Kedar Neupane
Endorsements
	Dr Jagadish Timsina, PhD
	Dr. Hemant Ojha, PhD
Acknowledgement
1 Social Inequality as a Global Challenge: Scenario, Impacts, and Consequences
	References / Bibliography
2 Inequality, a Historical Perspective: With Reference to Society, Politics, and the Economy
	1. Introduction
		1.1. Industrial Revolutions and Inequality
		1.2. Literature in Review
	2. Origin of Inequality
		2.1. Human Advancement
		2.2. Reasons for Inequality Growing
		2.3. Economic Inequality
		2.4. Karl Marx
		2.5. Keynes
		2.6. Rousseau
		2.7. Amartya Sen
	3. Causes of Inequality
		3.1. The State, Policies, and Inequality
		3.2. Informality and Inequality
		3.3. Credit Buying and Inequality
	4. After-Effects of Inequality
		4.1. Suicides
	5. Economic Crisis and Inequality
	6. Globalization and Inequality
	7. Taxation and Inequality
		7.1. Tax Evasion and Tax Avoidance
	8. Life Cycle of Economic System and Inequality
	9. What is Next
	References
3 Religion and Gender Inequality in India
	1. Introduction
	2. Religion and Inequality: Feminist Perspectives
	3. Defining Personal Laws
		3.1. Personal Laws and Gender Inequalities
	4. Uniform Civil Code toward Gender Justice
	5. International Initiatives for Gender Justice and Equality
	6. Conclusion
	References
4 Behavioral View on Inequality Issue: Bibliometric Analysis
	1. Introduction
	2. Research Methodology
	3. Main results
		3.1. Descriptive Data Statistics
	4. Bibliometric and Network Analysis
	5. Citation Analysis
	6. Co-citation Analysis
	7. Conclusion
	References
5 Public Health Policy Communication with Other Policies in the Context of Inequality
	1. Introduction
	2. Methods
	3. Results and Discussion
	4. Conclusion
	References
6 Investigating Employment Discrimination and Social Exclusion: Case of Serbia
	1. Introduction
	2. Literature Review
	3. Social Exclusion and Discrimination in Employment in Serbia
	4. Obstacles that Marginalized Populations Face in Employment
	5. Conclusion
	References
7 Impact of Subsidies on Social Equality and Energy Efficiency Development: The Case of Ukraine
	1. Introduction
	2. Methods
	3. Prerequisites of the Origin and the Essence of Energy Poverty of Ukrainian Population
	4. Analysis of the Effectiveness of the Modern Subsidy System in Ukraine
	5. Improvement of the State Subsidy System in the Context of Ukraine’s Energy-efficient Development . 143
	References
8 Combating Inequality Via an Intercultural Strategy of The City: A Case Study of a Ukrainian City
	1. Introduction
	2. Methods
	3. Results
	4. Discussion
	5. Conclusion
	References
9 Causes and Ways to Overcome Socio-Economic Inequality in Ukraine
	1. Introduction
	2. Literature Review
	3. Independent Ukraine: without the Soviet Union, but with the Oligarchs
	4. Inequality Provokes Macroeconomic Instability
	5. What will COVID-19 Provoke—Equality or Inequality?
	6. Gender Inequality in Ukraine
	7. Conclusions and Discussion
	References
10 Education as A Tool for Prevention Discrimination Against LGBTQ+ People
	1. Introduction
	2. LGBTQ+ Struggle in Ukraine
	3. Key Milestones in Ukrainian LGBTQ+ History and Modern Situation
	4. LGBTQ+ and Ukrainian Education
		4.1. Education as a tool of prevention of the discrimination against LGBTQ+ people
		4.2. Educational tools that exist in Ukraine to combat discrimination toward the LGBTQ+ community
	5. Conclusion
	References
	Web References
	Annex-one
11 Hidden Inequalities in Education: Case of In-Service English Language Teachers Training in Ukraine
	1. Introduction
	2. Background of the Study and Literature Review
	3. Method
		3.1. Research Questions
		3.2. Instruments
		3.3. Participants
		3.4. Data Collection and Analysis
	4. Results
		4.1. The Financial Barrier
		4.2. The Spatial Barrier
		4.3. The Content Barrier
		4.4. The Psychological Barrier
	5. Discussion
	6. Conclusions
	Appendix A Teachers’ Views on CPD Practices Questionnaire
	Appendix B Interview questions
	References
12 Socio-Cultural Dimensions of Socio-Economic Inequality in Household Food Security in Nepal
	1. Introduction
	2. The Concept and Measurement of Food Security
	3. Nepal’s Socio-economic Context and Household Food Security
	4. Other Factors (Controls) Theoretically Associated with Food Security
	5. Methods
		5.1. Data
		5.2. Measures
		5.3. Analytic Strategy
	6. Results
	7. Caste/Ethnicity and Household Food Security
	8. Household Wealth Status and Food Security
	9. Other Factors Associated with Household Food Security Status
	10. Conclusions and Policy Implications
	References
13 Conclusion: Social Dimensions of Inequality
	Reference
Word Phrase Definitions and Abbreviation
Index
Authors Biographies