Nelson Mwesiga Ishengoma
Biographic Data
| ID | 4098673 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nelson Mwesiga Ishengoma |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nelson Mwesiga |
| FAMILY NAME | Ishengoma |
| SIGNATURE | ISHENGOMA N M |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Dodoma |
| ORCID | 0009-0001-8026-924X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Wives' Discrimination by Spouse's Culpability in the Globalised Fisheries Industry
Globalisation has been lauded for transforming African women's financial and cultural lives. However, current discourses fail to demonstrate the new hurdles women have to survive in the fishery globalised world. This article uses public political hearing insights, in-depth interviews and focus group discussions to show how Mafia Cooperative women employees in the Mafia region were discriminated against in unprecedented ways. The data were examine…
The Unpronounced Support
In contrast to convenient and easily accessible productive domains such as agriculture, where women's participation is deemed indispensable and visible, their engagement in households' fishing enterprises has been grossly undervalued. However, the 2021 Kilwa Kisiwani study found that fishermen's wives were vital to their families' fishing businesses in the face of declining fish stocks and government moratoriums. This cross-sectional study that i…
Capitalist Social Relations and the Environment
Despite playing a critical role in the survival of living beings, several empirical findings all around the world suggest that the planet Earth is now in a perilous state. Whilst acknowledging the influence of several superficial humanistic factors upon which the conventional discourses on the current environmental concerns have long been affixed, this analytical paper contends that such aspects are deficient in comprehending and remedying the pr…
Good Morning, Mr. Mandela
Tears, Fire, and Blood
Transcending the Conventional Development Paradigm in Africa
While empirical evidence evinces that the conventional development model has significantly yielded desired socioeconomic impacts in the North, the same has virtually failed to demonstrate similar scores in Africa. Today, poverty, in its dimensionality, constitutes the lives of many people on the continent. According to this paper, this situation calls for a new philosophical and pragmatic shift – the Afro-modernism model. Therefore, this paper ai…
Even a Scorpion Sting Hurts Just as Much
The subject of intimate violence and abuse has piqued the interest of different groups of people, including psychologists, scholars, and human rights activists over the past 45 years. Even though the epidemiological literature has consistently shown that at least one out of every three people who experience intimate partner violence is a male partner, current initiatives have chosen to ignore this fact. Instead, the phenomenon has been described …
Conceptual Bankruptcy in Comprehending and Addressing the Marine Resources Question in Tanzania
According to the current World-Fish Centre’s estimates, all around the world, marine resources are experiencing a significant decline. Numerous political and technocratic remedies deployed to abate the problem have primarily been in vain. This analytical paper believes that this widely-acknowledged failure is due to their preoccupation with observable symptoms and not the processes and mechanisms upon which the phenomenon is elevated and resides.…
The Unpronounced Support
In contrast to convenient and easily accessible productive domains such as agriculture, where women's participation is deemed indispensable and visible, their engagement in households' fishing enterprises has been grossly undervalued. However, the 2021 Kilwa Kisiwani study found that fishermen's wives were vital to their families' fishing businesses in the face of declining fish stocks and government moratoriums. This cross-sectional study that i…
Even a Scorpion Sting Hurts Just as Much
The subject of intimate violence and abuse has piqued the interest of different groups of people, including psychologists, scholars, and human rights activists over the past 45 years. Even though the epidemiological literature has consistently shown that at least one out of every three people who experience intimate partner violence is a male partner, current initiatives have chosen to ignore this fact. Instead, the phenomenon has been described …
Conceptual Bankruptcy in Comprehending and Addressing the Marine Resources Question in Tanzania
According to the current World-Fish Centre’s estimates, all around the world, marine resources are experiencing a significant decline. Numerous political and technocratic remedies deployed to abate the problem have primarily been in vain. This analytical paper believes that this widely-acknowledged failure is due to their preoccupation with observable symptoms and not the processes and mechanisms upon which the phenomenon is elevated and resides.…
Capitalist Social Relations and the Environment
Despite playing a critical role in the survival of living beings, several empirical findings all around the world suggest that the planet Earth is now in a perilous state. Whilst acknowledging the influence of several superficial humanistic factors upon which the conventional discourses on the current environmental concerns have long been affixed, this analytical paper contends that such aspects are deficient in comprehending and remedying the pr…
Good Morning, Mr. Mandela
Tears, Fire, and Blood
Transcending the Conventional Development Paradigm in Africa
While empirical evidence evinces that the conventional development model has significantly yielded desired socioeconomic impacts in the North, the same has virtually failed to demonstrate similar scores in Africa. Today, poverty, in its dimensionality, constitutes the lives of many people on the continent. According to this paper, this situation calls for a new philosophical and pragmatic shift – the Afro-modernism model. Therefore, this paper ai…
Wives' Discrimination by Spouse's Culpability in the Globalised Fisheries Industry
Globalisation has been lauded for transforming African women's financial and cultural lives. However, current discourses fail to demonstrate the new hurdles women have to survive in the fishery globalised world. This article uses public political hearing insights, in-depth interviews and focus group discussions to show how Mafia Cooperative women employees in the Mafia region were discriminated against in unprecedented ways. The data were examine…
The Unpronounced Support
In contrast to convenient and easily accessible productive domains such as agriculture, where women's participation is deemed indispensable and visible, their engagement in households' fishing enterprises has been grossly undervalued. However, the 2021 Kilwa Kisiwani study found that fishermen's wives were vital to their families' fishing businesses in the face of declining fish stocks and government moratoriums. This cross-sectional study that i…
Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Tanzania (3 works) · African cultural and philosophical studies (2 works) · Criminology (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Medicine (2 works)