Authors 

A seasoned writer, orator, and trainer, George boasts a career spanning over 16 years in the dynamic realm of human resources and management. His extensive experience has been honed across various organizations, including corporate, government agencies, academic institutions, and non-profit entities.

Alexander holds two master's degrees: one in social work specializing in urban and rural community development, and another in philosophy focusing on social transformation and empowerment. This unique blend of academic pursuits has equipped him with a deep understanding of human behavior, societal dynamics, and the power of transformative change. Beyond his professional endeavors, Alexander is a dedicated advocate for social justice and community development. 

As a board member of the Occidental Studies Institute (OSI), he actively fosters intellectual discourse and promotes progressive social change. 

His prolific literary career has resulted in the authorship and co-authoring over 12 books and numerous articles. His writings explore various topics, including human resources, leadership, social justice, and personal development.

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A distinguished social scientist and ethnographer, Lijo has dedicated his career to exploring the intricate tapestry of human society, particularly in the realms of sociology, anthropology, rural development, and tribal studies. His scholarly pursuits have led him to delve into a wide array of research topics, including tribal sociology, environmental studies, forest sociology, human-animal conflicts, climate resilience, and their profound impact on society.

Having earned a Ph.D. in sociology from the University of Kerala, Lijo has established himself as a leading voice in his field. His insightful research findings have been disseminated through numerous publications in esteemed academic journals, contributing significantly to the advancement of knowledge in these areas.

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