Abstract

The readers who have studied the history of mankind and path of evolution of human society on this planet Earth will have better understanding of my saying in this article. I have presented my personal views and conclusions based on my contemplation on various social issues of our present society. I agree, there are innumerable social issues in our society and some of them varies with time and place also. There can never be a society without an issue. The issues are the foundation of flow of various processes and activities in the human society. However, at a glance, if we count on our fingers regarding the most sensitive and gruesome issues generally influencing major part of living world today, they are climatic and environmental issue, terrorism, drugs addiction, human trafficking, corruption, destruction of natural wealth, over growth in human population, health problem, child llabor and helpless sex workers and many other issues. We shall address these all social issues as “social issues” onwards to this article.

Keywords:social issue, preconditions, surplus population, socio-economic formation.

JEL Classification: A13, A14, B21, F43, F50, I24, O12, P16, P26, P48, Z13.

Cite as: Dave, H. (2017). An inquiry on social issues – Part 1. Business Ethics and Leadership, 1(2), 78-87. Doi: 10.21272/bel.1(2).78-88.2017

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