Essays on Human Populations

The Definition of Nation The word nation has its etymological origin in French word nacion, Latin nation-em that mean breed, stock or race. Similarly, in Spanish to words like nacion and in Italian Nazione. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, it means ‘a large community of people, so closely connected by common descent or men,...

The dissolution of the Soviet Union at the beginning of the 1990s is a key date for International Relations scholars as it led to the reconsideration of key concepts like sovereignty. The end of the Cold War did challenge some of the IR theories but did not eradicate past international challenges. Among these challenges is...

History of overpopulation In this section of the paper I will be discussing how the population has increased from 500BC to the present day and how the rate of population growth has changed overtime. Furthermore, I will be discussing how changes in the total population and population density lead to detrimental historical events such as...

Contemporary Photographers often use different techniques and ideas to critique modern society. Photography can be used to capture a moment in time that can then be witnessed by all. Using it to critique society is interesting as it is a direct and mirror like way to showcase the perfect, stylised and imperfect perfect within our...

The first human ancestor appeared between 5 million and 7 million years ago, probably when some ape-like creatures in Africa began to walk habitually on two legs. They were faking crude stone tools by 2.5 million years ago. Then some of them spread from Africa into Asia and Europe two years ago (Wilford, 2012). With...

Narrative Report  Mrs. A, Mr. B and Mrs. C performed a personality test to figure out their personality traits and to carry out scores that were a necessary part for the jobs these three have applied for. The three individuals were required to fill this requirement by attempting the personality test of TB Five Factor...

As of recent years, stigma has been a notably controversial topic, and one that has gained much prevalence alongside our understanding of mental health and well being. To Fully understand stigma and its impact within society, it is important to understand what stigma is itself. Stigma is the process of which individuals are discriminated against...

When dealing with such issues as diversity and equality, good citizenship between the community and public services is imperative as it allows tasks to run much more efficiently, productively and smoothly. Good citizenship will allow all ages, genders, religions, races etc to coexist in a society amicably without prejudice and/or discrimination. This then allows diversity...

Adolescence is the third stage of human development, and it is known that this phase is a brisk progression in life. The difference in the transformation from childhood to this phase is outstanding. It must be understood that this stage is crucial; There are essential changes that are taking place within the physical, emotional, social...

The chart above illustrate the increasing number of people living on our planet over the last 12. 000 years (Roser, Ritchie, and Ortiz, 2019). The world population nowadays is 1,860 times the size of what it was 12 millennia ago when the world population was around four million half of the current population of London....