aijssr: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called aijssr.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Education; People; Nigeria; Development; Learning; Bangladesh; Science; Social; State; Women; Language; Management; Country; Children; Business; World; Respondents; English; Performance; Party; Afghanistan; Society; Media; Level; System; Life; Work; Use; Satisfaction; Culture; Human; Self; Employees; Family; Vulnerability; Africa; Errors

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• CHALLENGES IN DISTANCE LEARNING DURING THE PANDEMIC SITUATION OF CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19): A PERSPECTIVE FROM BANGLADESH by Islam, Md. Shahidul; Chowdhury, Md. Shahnur Azad; Akter, Sultana; Arafat, A. B. M. Yasir; Azam, Md. Kazi Golam (2021) - But perceive factor and social factor have no significant contribution to the performance in online education. In all countries and institutions, the standard and popularity of online education vary. Keywords: bangladesh; challenge; country; covid-19; education; factor; journal; learning; online; pandemic; performance; research; science; students; system
• CHILD LABORERS ACCESS TO EDUCATION IN KANDAHAR CITY by Nabavi, Salman Ali; Mohammadi, Alinaqi; Achak, Jailani; Sail, Ezatullah (2021) - Though, previous findings indicate that child labor has been increasing across the country over the past years, specifically in south western parts of Afghanistan and it further increased the number of out of school children but, there is no empirical study carried out in this context. In addition, there is also evidence that learning outcomes of school children are adversely effected by child labor. Keywords: afghanistan; child; children; city; education; kandahar; laborers; research; school; study
• FACTORS INFLUENCING PARENTS' CHOICES ABOUT ENROLLING THEIR CHILDREN’S IN PRIVATE SCHOOLS (A CASE STUDY IN JALALABAD CITY) by Nazari, Qudratullah; Dadman, Enayatullah (2021) - Factors Affecting Parents’ Inclination towards Private School System in Pakistan based on this research Parents think that quality of education in private schools is better than government schools, provide safe environment in school to children, children are safer in private school due to proper security, private schools provide quality environment to students in school premises that ultimately impacts the quality education of learners, teaching procedures, assessment of students, and teacher learner interaction is better handled in private schools, teachers in private school work with dedication and teachers take job stress keeping in mind the reality that their job cannot continue unless showing good performance to employer (Akhter, 2017). And parents are preferring private schools for the education of their children’s. Keywords: children; decision; education; factors; parents; research; schools
• STUDENTS SATISFACTION IN MAJOR PUBLIC UNIVERSITY: A PRE-PANDEMIC STUDY IN BANGLADESH by Imran, Md. Ali; Ahmed, Ikbal; Bhuiyan, Md. Mazharul Islam; Rahid, Abu Obida; Begum, Noorjahan (2021) - We focused on various conglomerate issues faced by public university students, aiming to scrutinise the substantive outline. But in the true sense, public university students are not come by world- class facilities in terms of research, academic and co-curricular activities. Keywords: bangladesh; education; facilities; journal; learning; quality; research; satisfaction; students; universities
• The Role of Business Education in Restructuring the Funding of TVET for Sustainable Economic Recovery in Nigeria by Lukman, Suleiman; Adam, Saidu Mansur; Jibrin, Dahiru Usman; Umar, Buba (2017) -  Business education helps to expand access in generating fund in the Nigerian institution of learning in the area of TVET training and certification. Business education played an important roles in reframing the funding of TVET where ten (10) roles have been pointed out in the research means for restructuring the funding of TVET programme for sustainable economic recovery in Nigeria. Keywords: business; development; economic; education; funding; nigeria; training; tvet
• The Role of Social Media in Empowering the Involvement of Women in Information Technology: A Case Study of Al-Qalam and Umaru Musa Yar’adua Universities by Darma, Sanusi Abu; Aliyu, Farida; Kurfi, Shafi’u Abubakar (2018) - One of the facts is that social media have been widely and intensively used in Nigeria, which is an effective way to empower women in the IT sector. This study aimed to investigate the role of social media in empowering the involvement of women in information technology. Keywords: american; awareness; communication; data; education; empowerment; gender; information; international; involvement; journal; media; nigeria; research; science; students; study; technology; use; women
• Analytical Approach on Women Education in India by Sreedhar, N.; Kumar, B. Ravi (2018) - In recent times, people are realizing the value of women education. Little has been achieved in the area of women education, but for this to happen, this sector must introduce a chain of reforms. Keywords: development; education; empowerment; india; literacy; women
• THE PERSPECTIVES OF UROZGAN INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION LECTURERS TOWARD HELMS ONLINE TEACHING AND LEARNING by Noor, Asadullah; Saar, Hayatullah; Amirzai, Gul Ahmad (2022) - Furthermore, online learning is just one type of distance learning that takes place across distance and not in a traditional (Stern, 2010). Similarly, Mohammadi and Mohibbi (2021) define online learning as a network phenomenon that utilizes the internet as the medium of distribution of materials and information to reach enhanced performance. Keywords: education; helms; learning; lecturers; online; participants; system; teaching
• INTERACTIVE APPROACHES IN THE ELT CLASSROOM: A CONCEPTUAL STUDY IN THE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTES OF BANGLADESH by Ahmed, Md. Kawser; Hossain, Kazi Imran (2023) - The following statement was cited from Lo and Monge (2013): “In light of the new meaning of student learning, we find the roles of students, faculty, and university administrators being transformed as colleges and universities are recognized to be not only providers of instruction but producers of learning (Barr & Tagg, 1995). In interactive teaching approach, teacher adopts certain things to ensure an effective classroom. Keywords: approach; bangladesh; classroom; education; elt; english; language; learners; learning; students; teachers; teaching
• Multimedia Aided Language Teaching: An Ideal Pedagogy in the English Language Teaching of Bangladesh by Ahmed, Md. Kawser (2018) - Language teachers focus on the presentation of topic like linguistics and its various elements through power point presentation because it ensures credibility and acceptability among learners. Language teachers of private institutes have a great scope to conduct class with the aid of multimedia, demonstration of theoretical topic and relevancy of video materials which make teaching-learning easy for students. Keywords: bangladesh; classroom; education; english; language; learning; multimedia; students; teachers; teaching; technology
• SOCIO-ECONOMIC FACTORS INFLUENCING PRIMARY SCHOOL DROPOUT AMONG HOUSEHOLDS IN KITUI EAST SUB-COUNTY, KENYA by Kituu, Benjamin Mutua; Odek, Antony Wando (2025) - A B S T R A C T Despite national reforms like Free Primary Education and the push for universal transition to secondary school, school dropout remains widespread in Kitui East Sub-County. Theoretical Review The study drew on Social Capital, Human Capital, and Ecological Systems theories to structure the analysis of household- level determinants of school dropout. Keywords: children; dropout; education; household; income; international; involvement; journal; kitui; level; literacy; parents; research; school; science; social; study; support
• Investigating the Contributing Factors Affecting High School Students’ Self-confidence and the Solutions for Enhancement: A Case Study of Arabu Qala High School, Kandahar, Afghanistan by Rahimi, Abdullah (2019) - Keywords: high school students, self-confidence, Kandahar 1. 1.2 Problem Statement Generally appears that students’ self-confidence is really important and it is essential to be existed in students, specifically in high school students. Keywords: class; class students; confidence; education; factors; high; journal; research; school; school students; self; stress; students; study
• Assessment of College Students’ Preference on the Usage of Google Drive as a Learning Platform: An Empirical Evidence by Abubakar, Mahmud Tukur (2019) - Based on the outcome of the study, it was concluded that Google Drive platform provide undergraduate business education students with opportunities to enhance and assess current educational information. Instructors in both higher education and secondary education worlds must be at the forefront of research observing student engagement in formal and informal learning to facilitate the use of collaborative learning as part of Google Drive platforms for educational needs. Keywords: agree; business; cloud; drive; education; google; google drive; group; journal; learning; platform; preference; research; students; study; technology; use; work
• Perceptions of Inmates on Social Work Intervention in Osun State Prisons, Nigeria by Akinyemi, Eyitayo Olufunmilayo (2019) - This implied that a large proportion of prison inmates do engage in the learning of any form of skill. Services being rendered to inmates have not been adequate enough in Nigeria prison, the reason why many ex-prisoners are still involving themselves in crimes that initially sent them to prison. Keywords: education; frequency; inmates; life; nigeria; prison; prisoners; research; skill; society
• Comparative Effectiveness of Self-Instructional Print Media and Conventional Teaching Method on Secondary School Students Achievement in Physics in Osun State by Olaniyi, Oluseyi Abraham; Hassan, Moshood Ayinde (2019) - Abstract The current decline in the performance of secondary school students in Physics in the Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) has become a major concern for the stakeholders in the field of education. This may perhaps, be partly due to the strict adherence of Physics teachers to the use of conventional teaching method in teaching Physics. Keywords: achievement; behaviour; education; journal; learning; media; method; physics; print; print media; research; school; science; self; students; study; teaching; teaching method; test
• Assessment of Menstrual Waste Disposal and the Environment: The Role of Adult Education in Nigeria by Olatumile, Adekunle; Ajayi, Elizabeth Aanuoluwapo (2019) - Keywords: Menstrual hygiene; menstrual waste disposal; Menstrual Management Education; Environmental Adult Education 1.Introduction Mensuration is a natural and biological phenomenon among female population of reproductive age, majority of who menstruate between two and seven days each month.  Does the government encourage positive attitude towards menstrual waste disposal? Keywords: attitude; disposal; education; hygiene; management; menstruation; research; sanitary; waste; waste disposal; women
• In-Service Teachers’ Perception of Continuing Education Programmes in Two African Universities by Olaniyi, Francis O.; Nzima, Dumisani R. (2019) - The study compared the in-service teachers’ perception of continuing education programmes from two universities in Africa; University of Zululand, South Africa (UZ), and Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Nigeria, (AAU). The study covers the impact, effectiveness and efficiency of UZ and AAU on in-service teachers’ of continuing education programmes. Keywords: adult; africa; development; education; nigeria; programmes; research; service; south; study; teachers; university
• Adversaries on Covid-19 Set Forth an Argument Onward To Educational Endeavor: Resulting To Develop a Modular Concept in the Learning Process by Masuhay, Edilmar P. (2020) - Coronavirus: Philippines COVID-19 cases and deaths. Just recently, we provided tents to the Department of Health (DOH) to support the management of COVID-19 cases requiring hospital care. Keywords: cases; china; coronavirus; country; covid-19; disease; education; government; health; learning; manila; march; philippines; process; research; schools; study
• The Effects of Facebook on Students’ Social Life: A Case Study at Mirwais Khan Nika Zabul Institute of Higher Education, Zabul by Himat, Abdul Nafi (2020) - The positive effects asserted that Facebook allow all teenagers as well as Facebook users to communicate with their friends. Their findings asserted that 49% of Facebook users used it more than three hours a day, 72% used Facebook several hours a day and they couldn’t reduce the using hours. Keywords: agree; education; facebook; friends; life; research; students; study; time; use
• AFGHAN STUDENTS’ SATISFACTION FROM ONLINE LEARNING DURING COVID-19 AT KANDAHAR UNIVERSITY, KANDAHAR, AFGHANISTAN by Himat, Abdul Nafi; Takal, Mohammad Hanif; Hakimi, Mohammad Farooq (2021) - The findings showed that learner-instructor interaction, learner-content interaction, and internet self-efficacy were good predictors of students’ satisfaction while interactions between learners and self-regulated learning did not contribute to student satisfaction. The study further stated that learner-content interaction is the largest unique variance of student satisfaction. Keywords: agree; distance; education; learners; learning; online; research; satisfaction; students; study; university
• UNDERSTANDING THE FEELINGS AND MOTIVATION OF AFGHAN STUDENTS’ REGARDING STUDYING AT CHINESE UNIVERSITIES by Bahir, Hizbullah Bahir; ., Huanghe (2021) - American International Journal of Social Science Research Vol. 6, No. 1; 2021 ISSN 2576-103X E-ISSN 2576-1048 Published by CRIBFB, USA 30 UNDERSTANDING THE FEELINGS AND MOTIVATION OF AFGHAN STUDENTS’ REGARDING STUDYING AT CHINESE UNIVERSITIES Hizbullah Bahir Master Degree Student Beijing Sport University, Beijing, China Teaching Assistant Physical Education Department Education Faculty, Kandahar University Kandahar, Afghanistan E-mail: bahir.hizbullah@hotmail.com Huanghe Associate Professor Competitive Education Department Competitive Sport Faculty, Beijing Sport University Beijing, China E-mail: Huanghexx@126.com ABSTRACT Making a decision to study in foreign countries is considered one of the most difficult tasks. This study examined the feelings, and motivations of Afghan students; the data was collected through google form and constructed interview which 99 students were the participants. Keywords: afghan; china; education; international; journal; research; students; study

• THE RULING COMMUNIST PARTY OF VIETNAM IN THE CURRENT SITUATION by Tram, Nguyen Thi (2021) - Some issues about ruling Communist Party of Vietnam in new situation, Journal of Philosophy. Keywords: Ruling Party, The Ruling Communist Party, The Ruling Communist Party of Vietnam, Current Situation. Keywords: communist party; organizations; party; party organizations; people; ruling; state; vietnam
• ANTHROPOLOGICAL STUDY OF KERMAN CARPET SYMBOLS, SHAPES, AND DESIGNS by Sharbatian, Yaghoub; Bagheri, Roya (2021) - He talks about Iranian carpet designs, motifs, and symbols in the 6th chapter (Razavi, 2014). The lion is present in many Iranian carpet designs including the Kerman carpets and most of these shapes, the lion is a symbol of the glory and majesty of monarchy, Iranian power and greatness, Symbol of bravery, and sometimes symbol of power, greatness, and bravery of the first Shias Muslim Imam because the Shias know Imam Ali as the lion of God and God's Sultan on earth and because the majority of Kerman's people are Shias this symbol is used on many Kermani carpets. Keywords: art; carpet; color; culture; designs; human; international; iranian; journal; kerman; kerman carpet; people; province; research; science; symbol; tree
• Access to Justice through Legal Aid: A Study in Bangladesh by Islam, Rabiul (2017) - Analysis and Findings of the Research 8.1 Administration of Legal aid in Bangladesh The structure of administration of legal aid in Bangladesh is as below: National Legal Aid Services Organization; National Board of Management; Supreme Court Legal Aid Committee District Legal Aid Committee Upazila Legal Aid Committee Union Legal Aid Committee Special Legal Aid Committee 8.1.1 National Legal Aid Services Organization (NLASO) Contents American International Journal of Social Science Research Vol. 1, No. 1; 2017 Published by Centre for Research on Islamic Banking & Finance and Business 22 Access to Justice through Legal Aid: A Study in Bangladesh Rabiul Islam1 1 Department of Law, The Millennium University, Dhaka, Bangladesh Correspondence: 323/A, East Rampura, Dhaka. Keywords: act; aid; aid services; bangladesh; committee; govt; justice; people
• Corruption as Cankerworms towards Economic Development in Nigeria by Suleiman, Ibrahim (2017) - Some Effects of Corruption In Africa, and indeed Nigeria corruption has severely undermined national, social and economic development. Last but not the least, Usman (2001) describes corruption within the Nigeria context as: bribery, extortion, graft, embezzlement, betrayal of trust, unfair advantage, financial malpractices, dash, gratification, brown envelopes, tips, emoluments, greasing, softening the ground, inducement, sub-payments, side payments, irregular payments, payments under the table, undocumented extra payment, facilitation payments, mobilization fees, revised estimates, padded contracts, over/under invoicing, cash commission, kickbacks, pay-offs, covert exchanges, shady deals, cover ups, collusion 10% rule (bribe sub charge), 50% rule (sharing bribe within the hierarchy), let keep our secret, highly classified transaction, vested interest, Corruption as Cankerworms towards Economic Development in Nigeria Keywords: bribes; business; cankerworms; corruption; development; fraud; god; government; ibrahim; nigeria; paper; people; society
• Internally Displaced Persons in Nigeria: Review of Empirical Studies by Okon, Emmanuel Okokondem (2018) - Olagunju (2006) examined the management of IDP’s (internally displaced persons) in Nigeria based on the February/May 2000 communal conflict at Kaduna, Northern Nigeria. Communal clash is another factor contributing to the high number of displaced persons in Nigeria. Keywords: boko; displacement; haram; idps; international; journal; nigeria; paper; people; persons; population; research; science; state; study; violence
• Space-Base Disaster Management and Poverty Reduction in Nigeria by Okon, Emmanuel Okokondem (2018) - Obstacles in Disaster Risk Reduction in Nigeria Nigeria like any other African country has some major gaps in the practice of disaster risk reduction as pointed out in a baseline study undertaking inthe first phase of the development of the Africa Regional Strategy on Disaster Risk Reduction. Disaster risk reduction is yet to be effectively institutionalized in Nigeria. Keywords: development; disaster; disaster management; disaster risk; economic; figure; income; international; management; nigeria; people; poverty; reduction; research; risk; space; technology; vulnerability
• Poverty in Nigeria: A Social Protection Framework for the Most Vulnerable Groups of Internally Displaced Persons by Okon, Emmanuel Okokondem (2018) - However, some current definitions of social protection from policy literature as given by some agencies are stated as follows: Social protection refers to the public actions taken in response to levels of vulnerability, risk anddeprivation which are deemed socially unacceptable within a given polity or society(Norton et al, 2000). Social protection programmes which do not focus explicitly on schooling also have positive effects, for example, pensions are often used to pay grandchildren’s school fees (Barrientos and Niño-Zarazúa, 2011). Keywords: bank; cash; children; development; health; idps; income; international; nigeria; people; persons; poverty; programmes; protection; research; social; state; transfers; vulnerability; world
• Natural Disasters in Nigeria: An Econometric Model by Okon, Emmanuel Okokondem (2018) - Abstract This paper models and estimates the occurrence of natural disaster in Nigeria using the residual-based test for cointegration within an autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) framework and error correction specification between the period 1970 and 2016, the results from the estimated static model shows that DLOG(TEM), LOG(GDPC) and LOG(URB) are long-run determinants of natural disasters in Nigeria. Since natural disasters are naturally occurring events, let’s start by assuming that the occurrence of natural disaster depends on factors such as hydrometeorological, geophysical, biological and economic vulnerability: Keywords: development; disasters; economic; equation; error; flood; international; journal; level; model; nad; nigeria; occurrence; order; people; regression; research; results; science; table; test; variables; vol; vulnerability
• ADEN UNIVERSITY STUDENT'S REACTION TOWARD THE TURKISH DRAMA by Ba Yashot, Mohammed Arfan Salem (2022) - How Long Have Turkish TV Series Been Watched In Yemen, What Are the Most Important TV Series You Watch, and How These Are TV Series Watched I started watching Turkish TV series in Yemen since 2007 and there are many Turkish TV series being watched. DISCUSSIONS I started watching Turkish TV series in Yemen since 2007 and there are many Turkish TV series were being watched. Keywords: audience; country; culture; drama; media; people; research; series; turkey; tv series; yemen
• MASS MOBILIZATION IN THE POLITICAL SYSTEM IN VIETNAM FROM THE PAST TO THE PRESENT AND SOME ISSUES RAISED by Gam, Phan Thi Hong; Thy, Le Yen; Ha, Pham Thuy; Loan, Doan Thi Kim (2022) - It means gathering and organizing people to participate in revolutionary movements to build a society of rich people, a strong country, democracy, justice, and civilization. He believed that people must be masters of their country. Keywords: cause; country; mass mobilization; minh; mobilization work; national; party; people; state; system; vietnam
• NEED FOR INNOVATION OF PROTECTION WORK OF THE IDEOLOGICAL BACKGROUND OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF VIETNAM IN THE CURRENT SITUATION by Vy, Trinh Yen (2022) - The work of protecting the ideological foundation of the Party must be how to let Marxism- Leninism and Ho Chi Minh's thought hold the leading and dominant position in the spiritual life of society. The Party issued Resolution No. 01-NQ/TW On theoretical work in the current period (March 1992); Resolution No. 09- NQ/TW “On some major orientations in current ideological work” (February 1995); especially the Resolution of the 4th Party Central Committee, term XI (2012) and the Resolution of the 4th Party Central Committee, term XII (2016) on Party building. Keywords: chi minh; country; foundation; ho chi; leninism; marxism; party; people; vietnam
• OBSTACLES TO SUSTAINABLE SECURITY IN THE KURDISTAN REGION USING THE FUZZY DELPHI by Khayati, Chiman (2022) - In the conditions of lack of security, the spread of social damage and the increase in crime are considered as signs of its weakness and indicate the decline of social security. Investigation of factors influencing the feeling of social security (an experimental study of young people in Tehran), Master's thesis, University of Tehran, Faculty of Social Sciences. Keywords: .2000; .4000; criteria; development; journal; kurdistan; people; region; research; security; study; trust
• Dreaming a Better World through Literature: Positive Psychology in the Select Short Stories of Humayun Ahmed by Kabir, K. M. Wazed; Mondol, Md. Shamim (2018) - American International Journal of Social Science Research; Vol. 3, No. 1; 2018 ISSN 2576-103X E-ISSN 2576-1048 Impact Factor: 4.6 Published by Centre for Research on Islamic Banking & Finance and Business, USA 48 Dreaming a Better World through Literature: Positive Psychology in the Select Short Stories of Humayun Ahmed K. M. Wazed Kabir 1 & Md. Dreaming a Better World through Literature: Positive Psychology in the Select Short Stories of Humayun Ahmed. Keywords: ahmed; humayun; life; parul; people; psychology; stories
• Alarm to Global Hunger Phenomenon and Food Squandering by Bidabad, Bijan (2019) - Animal by-products ,Biodegradable waste, Biomedical waste, Bulky waste, Business waste, Chemical waste, Clinical waste, Coffee wastewater, Commercial waste, Construction and demolition waste (C&D waste), Controlled waste, Consumable waste, Composite waste, Demolition waste, Domestic waste, Electronic waste (E-waste), Farm waste, Food waste, Green waste, Grey water, Hazardous waste, Household waste (including Household hazardous waste), Human waste, sewage sludge, Industrial waste (including: slag, fly ash and sludge), Inert waste, Kitchen waste, Litter organic waste, Liquid waste, Medical waste, Mixed waste, Municipal solid waste, Packaging waste, Post-consumer waste, Radioactive waste (nuclear Low level and High level waste, Spent nuclear fuel and Mixed radioactive/hazardous waste), Recyclable waste, Residual waste, Retail hazardous waste, Sewage, Sharps waste, Slaughterhouse waste, Special waste, Toxic waste, Uncontrolled waste, Waste heat, Wastewater, Winery wastewater… http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_waste_types 3 - Food wastes include any kind of raw or cooked nourishment which is thrown away. The UN World Food Program Agency projected to the new record number of world hungry people on the occasion of Global Food Day, and emphasis that helps contribution has decreased to its lowest level of recent years, while the number of hungry people of the world has increased because of the combined effects of the increase in the food price, financial crisis, and climate change. Keywords: children; countries; food; hunger; malnutrition; people; waste; world
• Women’s Rights in Afghanistan: From Muslims’ Perspective by Afghan, Omid (2019) - Women rights in marriage and choosing husband, polygamy, violence should be observed in line with the spirit of Islam. All the aforementioned phenomena (polygamy, marriage of widows with a man of their dead husbands' families, women's lack of access to their mahr and marriage of young years) emphasize the fact that religious values of women rights in Islam, encourage people to monogamy, allows the widows to freely decide about the futures and grants women the righ to access their mahrs. Keywords: afghanistan; girls; islam; people; respondents; social; society; values; women
• The Socio-Cultural History, the Economic and Political Development of the Minority Society: The Case of Benishangul Gumuz (1991-2018) by Zeleke, Wondim Tiruneh (2020) - Then, he indicates the two major divisions of Gumuz land in which each clan member has a right to use for cultivation or settlement purpose .Therefore, the property of a clan is at least three or four times greater than from those who are cultivating or ready to cultivate whenever possible/Dassalegn,P;125/. The most important economic activity in Gumuz is shifting cultivation, in which locally known as “Malaya”, meaning “work” in the local language. For instance, Michu and Luba Bassa with the Oromo, Mangima within Gumuz communities, Harma Hodha with the Shinasha, Wudaj with the Awi and Wadaj strategy with the Amhara. Keywords: amhara; awi; case; clan; conflict; ethiopia; groups; gumuz; gumuz people; informants; instance; land; mamo; marriage; mätäkäl; oromo; people; region; socio; yeshiwas
• Globalization and Culture: A Sociolinguistics Study by Islam, Md Zahidul (2020) - 1. Introduction Science and technology now has created the possibility and even the likelihood of global culture. Yakubu (1999) discovers that young people of the Third World countries are the largest consumers of global culture. Keywords: countries; culture; globalization; international; language; new; nigeria; people; process; research; society; sociolinguistics; world
• People in Northern Bangladesh: Corona Pandemic 2020 Aftermath Action by Sarker, Al-Amin (2020) - Copyright © CC-BY-NC 2020, CRIBFB | AIJSSR American International Journal of Social Science Research; Vol. 5, No. 2; 2020 ISSN 2576-103X E-ISSN 2576-1048 Published by Centre for Research on Islamic Banking & Finance and Business, USA 38 People in Northern Bangladesh: Corona Pandemic 2020 Aftermath Action Al-Amin Sarker Lecturer in Economics Open School, Bangladesh Open University, Bangladesh E-mail: al_aminsarker@yahoo.com The most vulnerable groups in Northern Bangladesh are agricultural wage based marginal farmers; female-headed households and aged people. Keywords: bangladesh; living; people; standard; study
• The Role of Sports on the Development of Tribes Unity: Afghan Society, Kabul, Afghanistan by Bahir, Hizbullah (2020) - Cultural diversity in community sport: An ethnographic inquiry of Somali Australians’ experiences. Sports teams also have a high ability to create cohesion and it is a process that can achieve its goals through a united team (Carron, Bray & Eys, 2002). Keywords: afghanistan; community; development; people; research; society; sports
• HO CHI MINH’S THOUGHT ON MASS MOBILIZATION AND THE APPLICATION OF THIS VIEW BY THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF VIETNAM IN CURRENT SITUATION by Pham, Ngoc Loi (2021) - ABSTRACT Over half a century ago, President Ho Chi Minh gave a basic thought about the mobilization work of a revolutionary Party in a famous article published in the newspaper The Truth (Su That). President Ho Chi Minh was a genius and beloved leader of Vietnam, a prominent communist soldier of the communist and international worker movement. Keywords: mass; mass mobilization; mobilization; party; people; work

• The Negative Impact of Boko Haram Insurgency on Women and Children in Northern Nigeria: An Assessment by Alhaji Ali, Mustapha; Zakuan, Ummu Atiyah Ahmad; Ahmad, Mohammad Zaki bin (2018) - That made many individuals live in an environment of fear and uncertainty, susceptible to attack from Boko Haram group on the one hand and fronting human rights defilements at the hands of the very state security forces which are supposed to protect them(Amnesty International, 2014). Abstract This paper studies the negative impacts of Boko Haram insurgency on women and children in northern Nigeria. Keywords: boko; boko haram; children; group; haram; insurgency; lives; nigeria; northern; region; state; women
• Gender Issue in Transportation Sector of Nigeria: A Case Study of Lokoja, Kogi State by Richard, Shaibu Hasssan; Okon, Emmanuel Okokondem (2018) - Few Nigerian women are engaged in top management cadre of formal sector establishments simply because majority of them lack the educational qualifications necessary for such positions Nigeria women face a lot of discrimination that limit their opportunities to develop their full potential on the basis of equality with men (Olukem, 2008). Figure 6: Religion encourages women participation in transportation sector. Keywords: gender; journal; lokoja; nigeria; research; respondents; sector; state; survey; transportation; transportation sector; women
• Personality Traits and Financial Strain as Determinants of Gambling Behaviour among Youth in Nigeria: A Case Study of Youths in Oyo State and Ekiti State by Temitope, Bankole Emmanuel; Oyekola, Adebunmi; Mary, Bankole Abimbola (2019) - This sex difference is also evident in youth gambling. Prevalence and correlates of youth gambling in Scotland. Keywords: activities; behaviour; differences; gambling; gambling behaviour; journal; male; nigeria; personality; research; scale; strain; study; youths
• Politics of Godfatherism and its Implication on Socio-Economic and Political Development of Nigeria by Ahmed, Fatima; Alhaji Ali, Mustapha (2019) - Political godfathers is a condition in Nigerian political process influencing against the democratic establishment in order to satisfy their selfish interest they are even ready to manipulate the democratic body and its mode of operations, by overpowering public office holders like the governor and council chairman to dance to their tone. For instance, in Nigeria, the primary motive of political godfathers is to control the treasury of the state. Keywords: democracy; development; election; elites; godfatherism; influence; international; journal; nigeria; party; politics; power; primary; research; state; study
• Anti-Corruption Policy Strategies for Nigeria towards National Development: Evidence from Least Corrupt Countries by Olaniyi, Adeniran Adetayo (2019) - According to Anti-corruption Policy in Norway (2010), everybody would probably agree that bribes, extortion and the practice of demanding sexual favors in a change of services, are highly unethical acts that must be termed as corruption. The Effectiveness of Anti-corruption Policy: What has worked, what hasn’t, and what we don’t know–a systematic review. Keywords: corruption; countries; development; finland; government; international; model; nigeria; policy; public; singapore; world
• Public Debt Spiral in Nigeria: Can a Structural Gap Result From Pervasive Corruption? by Fagbemi, Fisayo; Olatunde, Olufemi Solomon (2019) - However, given these results, it is evident that, in practice, debt accumulation is restricted with lower levels of public corruption. Hence, this study examines the long run and short run effect of corruption on public debt in Nigeria over the period of 1996 to 2017 using ARDL bound test to cointegration analysis. Keywords: control; corruption; countries; debt; economic; gdp; government; index; international; journal; model; nigeria; run
• The Validity of Okun’s Law: An Empirical Evidence for Nigeria by Obodoechi, Divine Ndubuisi; Onuoha, Charles Uchenna (2019) - Aganga (2010) and Ogunmade (2013) in their independent appraisal of the Nigerian economy note that there was a decade of strong real GDP of 6.5% economic growth between 2000 and 2010, and in the same period, unemployment rate continued to rise annually from 11.9% in 2005 to 19.7% in 2009, and over 37% in 2013%. Given that both variables, that is, economic growth and unemployment rate are affected to a greater or lesser extent by business cycle, we would expect a long-run relationship between these variables to exist. Keywords: economy; growth; law; model; nigeria; okun; output; rate; relationship; run; test; unemployment
• How Students Choose Careers: Understanding the Career Choices, Motivations and Problems of Agricultural Students in Anambra State, Nigeria by Enibe, D. O.; Ndubisi, U. F.; Egbe, F. N. (2020) - One of the possible reasons could be because school fees paid by COOU agricultural students per session were higher (N126, 000.00) than that of NAU. The study recommends proactive measures such as intermittent rewards and scholarship awards to agricultural students, early stimulation of student’s interest in agriculture, formulation of suitable agricultural policy and provision of adequate teaching facilities and aids to agricultural students by the Universities Management and their Visitors, Nongovernmental Organizations in agriculture and Philanthropists. Keywords: agriculture; coou; development; motivation; nigeria; state; students; study; youths

• THE ROLE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) TO ALLEVIATE POVERTY IN BANGLADESH by Chowdhury, Md. Shahnur Azad; Chowdhury, Mustafa Manir; Chowdhury, Nazneen Jahan; Hossain, Mohammad Emdad; Ahsan, Sayed Md. Hashib (2021) - Developed countries are using ICT in various sectors to get benefits at an advanced level. e) Health affairs of women and children: Poor people suffer a lot from the unconsciousness of health affairs. Keywords: bangladesh; country; development; ict; information; international; poverty
• GREEN BONDS: WORLD’S EXPERIENCES, CURRENT STATUS AND PROPOSAL FOR IMPROVING VIETNAMESE LAW by Thai, Luu Quoc (2021) - LITERATURE REVIEW Domestic Research In Vietnam, the issue of green bonds has had a number of studies such as, the article: Green bonds: Vietnam in an effort to catch up with the global green finance era (2020) published in the Banking Journal of Vietnam by Quan Thu Trang (Trang, 2020). On December 22, 2015, the People's Bank of China (PBoC) issued the Directive on Green Financial Bonds, which stipulates the following contents: (1) the concept of green bond, (2) the list of industries that green bonds finance, (3) entities that are allowed to issue green bonds, (4) procedures to apply for green bonds, (5) issuance as well as principles in the process of using and managing revenue from green bond issuance, (6) regulations to encourage relevant agencies and sectors to take measures to support the development of green bonds. Keywords: article; bonds; capital; china; climate; development; green; international; issuance; market; projects; vietnam; world
• STARTUP INCUBATION AND ACCELERATORS IN AFRICA; ARE START-UPS SCALING UP IN KENYA? by Muathe, Stephen; Otieno, Victor (2022) - Many researchers have expressed an interest in business startups and business incubators. According to a recent study, entrepreneurs who launched their enterprises in business incubators outperform their rivals who go it alone (Amezcua, 2010). Keywords: business; development; hubs; incubation; incubators; international; journal; kenya; lack; research; startups; study
• A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON ASIA AND EUROPE ON START-UP LED INNOVATIONS AS A VEHICLE FOR DEVELOPMENT: ANY LESSON FOR AFRICA CONTINENTAL FREE TRADE AREA by Otieno, Victor; Muathe, Stephen (2022) - Harmonization and simplification of regulations across the continent is another key area that needs to be addressed in the implementation of Africa Free Trade Area (COMESA Secretariat, 2017). The Commission develops policies and programmes cutting across social innovation, business innovation, work innovation, and regional innovation - all coordinated to speed up the broad commercialisation of innovation and related activities (European Union, 2020). Keywords: africa; area; business; countries; development; europe; european; free; goods; innovation; international; market; research; services; start; technology; trade; ups
• WHAT KENYA’S TAX POLICY MEANS FOR SMEs BUSINESSES? by Otieno, Victor (2022) - NO 1 (2022) P-ISSN 2576-103X E-ISSN 2576-1048 Available online at https://www.cribfb.com Journal homepage: https://www.cribfb.com/journal/index.php/aijssr Published by CRIBFB, USA WHAT KENYA’S TAX POLICY MEANS FOR SMEs BUSINESSES? WHAT KENYA’S TAX POLICY MEANS FOR SMEs BUSINESSES?. Keywords: budget; businesses; compliance; county; development; enterprises; government; international; kenya; national; policy; research; revenue; sector; smes; tax; taxation

• Balance Scorecard Implementation Challenges in Institution of Higher Learning: Overview of Prior Studies by Anuforo, Peter U.; Ayoup, Hazeline; Saidu, Nasiru (2018) - This research is structured as follows; section one outlines the overview of BSC concept, section two briefly discusses the BSC as a performance management system, section three gave a recap on the performance management in Malaysia institution of higher learning which serves as a basis for discussing BSC implementation in institution of higher learning; found in section four, and then section five research method, section six presents the core of the study which is BSC implementation issues, thereafter section seven conclusion and recommendations. Thus, future studies should consider conducting the empirical study so as to ensure more detail investigations into BSC implementation pitfalls and dysfunctions because different types of BSC implementation issues can arise at a different point during the course of BSC implementation process, particularly in the NPGOs. Keywords: ayoup; bsc; bsc implementation; implementation; institution; issues; journal; kaplan; learning; management; norton; organization; performance; process; scorecard; strategy
• INTEGRATING POPULAR CULTURE IN THE LITERATURE CLASSROOM: BASIS FOR A TEACHING MODEL by Santos, Ramil Alejo; Nanquil, Luisito Manalansan (2023) - This integration was seen by the literature teachers as an opportunity to enhance both the communication skills and the reading skills of the students with the help of pop culture materials and references. How they evaluate the teachers’ approaches and strategies in teaching and assessing, even the choice of pop culture materials they incorporate in literature lessons. Keywords: culture; discussion; informants; integration; language; learning; lessons; literature; literature lessons; materials; model; pop culture; students; study; teachers; teaching
• STRATEGIC HUMAN CAPITAL, PRODUCT DIVERSIFICATION, CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP, AND HUMAN LEARNING AS DRIVERS OF PERFORMANCE IN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES IN KENYA by Muriithi, Ann; Muathe, Stephen Makau (2023) - The study is supported by a study done by Muriithi & Muathe, American International Journal of Social Science Research 14(1) (2023), 20-32 26 Heather et al. (2020) on human capital practices influence on organization performance, who concluded that developing and practicing human capital drivers improve Organizational Performance in LCBs in Sri Lanka. A study was conducted with 120 firms listed with the Istanbul Chamber of Industry and on the list of Turkey's 500 largest firms to analyze the association amid the magnitudes of organizational learning competency and the characteristics of organization performance. Keywords: capital; confectionery; confectionery manufacturing; county; customer; diversification; learning; management; manufacturing; manufacturing industries; nairobi; organization; performance; product; relationship; research; study
• Impacts of Formative Assessment on EFL Students’ Academic Performance at Kandahar University by Sahibzada, Javed; Himat, Abdul Nafi (2019) - In this type of assessment students are receiving feedback from their teachers and it is used to assess course, instruction, program, individual during or prior; its beginning in order to bring changes or adopt them each accordingly. Abstract This study investigated the implementation of formative assessment and its impacts on EFL students’ academic performance at Kandahar University. Keywords: academic; assessment; classroom; efl; findings; journal; learning; performance; research; students; study; teachers
• Teacher’s Attitudes Towards the Effects of Lesson Plan on Classroom Management: A Case Study of Sufi Sahab Zakur High School by Moradi, Mehdi (2019) - Most of the researchers have the same idea that without lesson plan teachers cannot manage the classroom well which already mentioned in previous pages. The present study has been conducted to investigate the teacher’s attitudes towards the effects of lesson plan. Keywords: classroom; learning; lesson; lesson plan; management; plan; planning; research; teacher; teaching
• Students’ Self-Confidence and Its Impacts on Their Learning Process by Akbari, Omidullah; Sahibzada, Javed (2020) - Students’ confidence in academic debate with their peers Not confident at all Less confident Confident More Confident Extremely confident Total F % F % F % F % F % F % 48 3.5 152 11.1 382 27.8 438 31.9 355 25.8 1375 100.0 Table 7 above shows that 25.8% students were extremely confident, 31.9% students were more confident and 27.8% students were confident, making up the total of 85.5% confident students however 11.1% students were less confident and 3.5% students were not confident at all of being able to engage in academic debate with their peers and it shows that the majority of students were feeling confident and a small percent of students (in total 14.6%) were either lacking confidence or were not confident at all in this regard. Students’ confidence in planning appropriate revision schedules for their lessons Not confident at all Less confident Confident More Confident Extremely confident Total F % F % F % F % F % F % 55 4.0 163 11.9 328 23.9 429 31.2 400 29.1 1375 100.0 Table 12 above shows that 29.1% students were extremely confident, 31.2% students were more confident and 23.9% students were confident (in total 84.2% students were confident) to plan appropriate revision schedules for their lessons but just 11.9% students were less confident and 4% students were not confident at all to plan a revision schedule for their lessons. Keywords: agree; confidence; learning; level; research; self; students; study; table; total
• Effects of Storytelling on Improving EFL Students’ Critical Thinking and Reading Comprehension by Sahibzada, Javed; Ahmadzai, Yar Mohammad Bahrami; Niaz, Azadkhan; Laftah, Susan Hussein (2020) - She adds, that by using storytelling students may demonstrate and show progress in comprehension, recalling information, and arrangement of events in the correct order. Finally, Storytelling offers unlimited opportunities for developing students’ authentic awareness and respect for children with diverse language and cultural backgrounds. Keywords: comprehension; group; language; learning; mean; post; reading; reading comprehension; research; result; skills; storytelling; students; study; test; thinking

• The Pair Lion Motif in Shiva Temple of Medieval Bengal: Its Source and Evaluation by Islam, Sk. Zohirul (2018) - There are many temple, where we have found lion motif used as terracotta form and also, various example in Buddhist vihara, as: Paharpur Mahavihara at Naogaon, Shalban Vihar in Mainamoti at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lion http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europe http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Africa http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monarchy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhism http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_architecture www.cribfb.com/journal/index.php/aijssr American International Journal of Social Science Research Vol. 3, No. 1; 2018 3 Comilla(plate 8 and 9). We may look at the artistic tradition of lion sculptures those are widely found from different parts of west Bengal and Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; bengal; century; jessore; journal; lion; motif; pair; plate; shiva; shiva temple; temple; terracotta; vol
• ‘Quality of Life’ of Persons with Disability: An Assessment in Selected Flood Prone Areas of Bangladesh by Mahmud, Mir Hasan Shakil; Azad, Md. Abul Kalam (2017) - Like natural factors, human induced hazards has got a clear concentration in disaster studies due to increasing frequent caused by deforestation, environmental degradation, exploitation of natural resources, frequent out breaks of fires which have further affected the socio-economic conditions. Types of disability of the respondents Type of disability Frequency (n=110) Per cent (%) Physical disability 52 47.3 Mental disability 09 8.2 Hearing and speech disability 18 16.4 Visual disability 12 10.9 Intellectual disability 19 17.3 5.1.5 Seeking Helps for Transportation and Changing Position During Disaster Period Transportation is an important issue for functional independence. Keywords: association; bangladesh; cent; disabilities; disability; disaster; health; life; persons; pwds; qol; quality; respondents; study; table
• Violence Against Women in Bangladesh and How We Can Prevent it? by Bint-E-Basar, Kaniz Tania; Al-Amin, Dewan Md.; Mostofa, Md. (2018) - Violence against Women (VAW) is the most obvious gender-specific violation of Human Rights and is a form of discrimination against women [1]. The Declaration provides an expansive definition of the term ‘Violence against Women’ taking it to mean: ‘Any act of gender-based violence that results in, or is likely to result in physical, sexual or is psychological harm or suffering to women, including threats of such acts, certain or arbitrary deprivation of liberty, whether occurring in public or in private life.' Keywords: abuse; bangladesh; family; international; research; rights; vaw; violence; women
• Delimitation of Maritime Boundary with India and Bangladesh’s Rights over the Sea by Mostofa, Md.; Al-Amin, Dewan Md.; Bint-E-Basar, Kaniz Tania (2018) - Article 56 of UNCLOS iii gives Bangladesh jurisdiction as provided for in the relevant provisions of this convention with regard to marine scientific research. Article 56 confers on Bangladesh jurisdiction as provided for in the relevant provisions of this convention with regard to the protection and preservation of the marine environment. Keywords: article; bangladesh; india; rights; sea; territorial; waters; zone
• Lion Motif used in Buddhist Architecture of Ancient Bangladesh by Islam, Sk. Zohirul (2018) - In Buddhist architecture, lion motifs or figure were used as protectors of Dharma and therefore support the throne of the Buddha’s and Bodhisattvas. In ancient Bangladesh(Present Bangladesh and West Bengal), there are various types of lion motif used in terracotta plaques of Ananda Vihara, Rupbhan Mura and Shalban Vihara at Mainamati in Comilla district; Vashu Vihara, Mankalir Kundo at Mahasthangarh in Bogra district; Somapura Mahavihara at Paharpur in Naogaon district; Chandraketugarh, Vikhramshila Vihara in West Bengal and Shamsundar Tila at Pilak in Tripura. Keywords: art; bangladesh; bengal; buddha; india; lion; motif; plaque; plate; shalban; terracotta; vihar; vol
• ANTECEDENTS OF REVISIT INTENTIONS ON HOSPITAL CHOICE IN THE DEVELOPING COUNTRY: A SEM ANALYSIS by Shahabuddin, A. M.; Rahman, Mohammad Toufiqur; Ahsan, Syed Md Hasib; Islam, Md Shahidul; Akter, Kulsuma (2024) - Service quality has no significant influence on hospital patient satisfaction. Hospital service quality is correlated with the brand image at a path coefficient of 0.033 (p = 0.401). Keywords: bangladesh; brand; hospital; image; intention; journal; patient; quality; research; revisit; satisfaction; service; social
• Teaching and Practicing Listening Skill at the Tertiary Level in Bangladesh: Prospects and Problems by Akter, Roksana (2019) - Quader’s (1998) findings explain that in Bangladesh students of all levels face difficulty mainly with listening skill which shows that their low proficiency make it difficult for them to understand the language. Some students said that self-practice is enough to develop English listening skills while a few mentioned that marks allocation is needed. Keywords: bangladesh; english; language; listening; listening skills; question; skill; students; teachers; teaching; universities

• JURGEN HABERMAS AND HIS CONTRIBUTION TO THE THEORY OF DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY by Jovanoski, Aleksandar; Sharlamanov, Kire (2021) - The whole political teaching of Habermas democracy begins with the need to identify the basic ethical postulates that underlie any communicative (dialogical) political action and determine the contour of the future consensus. However, Habermas's ability to distinguish the nuances of a meta discursive debate in which the sociological theory of law and the philosophical theory of justice are differentiated is only able to begin a long series of theorizing in which he seeks to mediate Political theory of deliberative democracy and civil partnership because to ensure sufficient openness is not the rigid constitutionally established state institutions, but the sovereignty of public deliberation. Keywords: action; democracy; habermas; law; making; politics; power; process; public; science; theory
• UNEMPLOYMENT CRISIS AMONG FRESH GRADUATES by Husin, Nor Azilah; Rasli, Salina; Kumar, Murugan Shri Ganesh; Suppiah, Ganeswary (2021) - Graduate unemployment in Nigeria: causes, consequences and remediable approaches. An analysis of the perceptions of graduate unemployment among graduates from a South African university. Keywords: candidate; crisis; employer; graduates; instability; international; job; journal; preference; research; science; social; study; unemployment
• CLIMATE CHANGE AND WATER CRISIS IN AFGHANISTAN by Nabavi, Salman Ali; Mohammadi, Alinaqi (2024) - Though the negative impacts of climate change on water resources have become a severe social, economic, and environmental problem worldwide, especially in the arid regions of the earth, including Afghanistan, an inclusive and or conclusive review of diverse studies regarding the climate change and root causes of the water crisis in Afghanistan have not been carried out yet. For this reason, small climatic changes leave the worst negative impacts on water resources in Afghanistan. Keywords: afghanistan; change; climate; climate change; country; drought; journal; rainfall; resources; river; science; social; temperature; water; water resources
• EXPLORING THE ROLE OF FOOD AID PROGRAMS IN STRENGTHENING RESILIENCE AMONG PASTORALIST COMMUNITIES IN KAJIADO COUNTY by Lekasi , Stephen Oseur ; Odek, Antony Wando (2025) - As food aid becomes a repeated form of intervention, there has been debate about its overall effectiveness over the long term and as it relates to household resilience. The study was conducted between May to September 2024, with 45 participants, purposively selected including 25 household interviews, 12 focus group interviewees and 8 key informants (e.g., local leaders, aid workers, and government officials).The data were analyzed thematically with a focus on patterns in how people experience or understand food aid. Keywords: aid; american; assistance; change; food; food aid; journal; kajiado; participants; research; resilience; science; social; strategies; study; support; systems; term
• THE HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL CONTEXT OF THE GRASSFIELDS: A DETERRENT TO VIOLENCE IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS OF CAMEROON 2015-2022 by Dzeawoni , Atlee (2025) - The study draws inspiration from highly mediatized episodes of school violence in Cameroon, with case studies in two public schools in the central urban metropolitan city of Yaoundé. The role of the family and community is integrated into this study, which depicts the link between school violence and societal vices; more so because some societal norms facilitate or deter violence in schools. Keywords: american; cameroon; cases; context; grassfields; groups; international; journal; learners; region; research; school; science; social; violence
• CHURCH-LED STEWARDSHIP AND VALUE CREATION: ASSESSING CHRIST-CENTERED APPROACHES TO HOUSEHOLD LIVELIHOOD RESILIENCE IN MACHAKOS COUNTY, KENYA by Muteti , Kasimbi Joachim; Odek , Antony Wando (2025) - LITERATURE REVIEW Introduction This section synthesizes theoretical and empirical literature on Christian stewardship and Faith-Driven Value Creation (FDVC) as they apply to household livelihood resilience. In doing so, the research contributes context-specific evidence needed to inform policies and programs that aim to construct resilient livelihoods. Muteti & Odek, American International Journal of Social Science Research 16(2) (2025), 1-13 6 Conceptual Framework This study was informed by a conceptual framework that outlines the link between Christian Stewardship Strategies and Faith-Driven Value Creation (FDVC) and household livelihood resilience in Machakos County (Figure 1). Keywords: christian; creation; data; faith; fdvc; household; income; journal; level; livelihood; machakos; outcomes; practices; research; resilience; science; social; stewardship; study; value
• An Investigation of Entrepreneurship Awareness and Skills among Library Information Science Students at Bauchi Metropolitan Universities by Awurdi, Asabe Pera; Mohammed, Rabiu Nurudeen (2018) - For instance, small scale business such as information brokerage, consultancy services, selective dissemination of information, selling of books, information packaging, sales of library materials, sales and repairs of ICT components, design of websites can be done by library information science students and graduates. The problem here is to investigate the level entrepreneurship skills and awareness among library information science students in in Bauchi state metropolitan universities. Keywords: awareness; bauchi; business; entrepreneurship; information; information science; library; science; science students; skills; students; universities

• GOVERNMENT ENTREPRENEURIAL INTERVENTIONS, INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERISTICS, AND GROWTH OF YOUTH-OWNED MICRO AND SMALL ENTERPRISES IN KIGALI CITY, RWANDA by Niyonsaba, Benjamin; Muathe, Stephen Makau; Namusonge, Mary Jabeya (2022) - These requirements limit their access to credit and affect negatively enterprise growth. According to the R-square, as shown in table 5, the variation in R-square = 0.254, F change = 5.015, and p-value = 0.000 indicates that individual characteristics greatly contribute to the correlation between government entrepreneurial interventions and micro and small enterprise growth. Keywords: access; business; characteristics; credit; enterprises; firm; government; growth; individual; international; interventions; journal; kigali; market; media; mses; research; rwanda; social; study; theory; training; youth
• DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION: IS THERE ANY LINK WITH MARKET PERFORMANCE OF PHARMACEUTICAL MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES IN KENYA by Githua, Martha Njeri; Muathe, Stephen Makau (2024) - The results reveal that e-procurement, e-marketing, e-payment, and telemedicine significantly and positively affect market performance. This slow adoption limits their competitiveness and market performance, highlighting a significant scientific problem: understanding the relationship between digital transformation and market performance in this sector. Keywords: digital; enterprises; marketing; medium; micro; performance; pharmaceutical; procurement; research; respondents; results; social; study; table; telemedicine
• AFGHAN STUDENTS’ PURPOSES OF USING FACEBOOK AT MIRWAIS KHAN NIKA ZABUL INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION, ZABUL, AFGHANISTAN by Himat, Abdul Nafi; Nazari, Habib Rahman (2021) - Facebook users can also send messages to any other individual to ask if he/she agrees to be Facebook friends (Kolek & Saunders, 2008). Moreover, a research conducted to find out the effects of Facebook use on health science students in a Medical College of Nepal. Keywords: facebook; journal; media; purposes; research; social; students; study; use

• ROLE OF TAHIR POSHANJI ON BUILDING AN INDEPENDENT ISLAMIC STATE IN AFGHANISTAN (823 – 874 A.D.) by Dadman, Enayatullah; Aminzai, Wafiullah; Dainsh, Mohibullah (2021) - https://www.cribfb.com/journal/index.php/aijssr American International Journal of Social Science Research Vol. 7, No. 1; 2021 3 Building Khorasani State in Afghanistan Tahir Poshanji son of Hussain Poshanji, the founder of Tahirid State, came to Afghanistan from Baghdad in 820 AD. However, Tahir Poshanji like other Afghan Leaders had a sense of freedom in his mind. Keywords: afghanistan; baghdad; caliph; caliphate; mamoon; poshanji; state; tahir
• The Practice of School-Based Management in Ondo State Public Secondary Schools: Implication of School Location by Morenike, Olaseni Vivian (2019) - Public secondary schools located in the rural area of Ondo State practice effectively SBM’s policy than public secondary schools located in the urban area of Ondo State. Hence, this study examines the practicality of SBM in secondary schools in Ondo State and the implication of school location. Keywords: management; ondo; ondo state; practice; rural; sbm; schools; state
• The Global Lakou World-System by Mocombe, Paul C. (2020) - Following the Haitian Revolution, the majority of the Africans, given their refusal to labor on plantations or agribusinesses (corvée system), migrated to the provinces and the mountains, abodes of formerly established “maroon republics,” and established a “counter-plantation system” (Jean Casimir’s term), i.e., lakou system, based on husbandry, subsistence agriculture, and komes, i.e., the trade and sell of agricultural goods for income to purchase manufactured products and services, organized around the discursive practices of lakous (Du Bois, 2004, 2012; Mocombe, 2016). Political systems at the nation-state level do not matter as the emphasis is on maintaining a balance between liberty and equality, which can be done under any political system so long as the aforementioned economic organization of lakou life is maintained. Keywords: communism; ethic; haitian; lakou; nation; press; spirit; state; system; vodou; world

• THE TASKS OF VIETNAM WOMEN’S UNION AT THE GRASSROOTS LEVEL by Chi, Dinh Van (2022) - It has guided and helped women to understand child-rearing, preserve the moral values and good traditions of Vietnamese women, and organize prosperous, equal, and progressive family living. Women have a crucial role in the progress of society, as K. Marx generalized: Those who know history realize that it is impossible to fix society without the help of women. Keywords: equality; family; gender; national; party; union; vietnam; vietnam women; women; work
• The Unsung Heroines of India's Freedom Struggle by Ganie, Zahied Rehman; Sisodia, Shanti Dev (2020) - 2. Data Analysis Let us elucidate the role of Indian women who participated in the freedom struggle against British East India Company and British Empire and made great and rich contributions in various ways. Many women including Rani Channama of Kittur, Rani Begum Hazrat Mahal of Avadh fought against British East India company in the 19th century; 30 years before the “First War of Independence 1857” Keywords: bai; besant; british; chennamma; freedom; history; india; jhansi; lakshmi; later; movement; police; rani; rao; struggle; usha; war; women
• Dynamics of Gender Self and Other in Sharon Doubiago's South America Mi Hija by Kurraz, Abdullah H. (2020) - Women also have to decentralize the male authority to construct a unity for gender coherent self and authorial discourse. I think the poet seems unable to develop a consciousness of herself in relation to other women. Keywords: daughter; discourse; doubiago; feminist; gender; male; poet; self; south; women
• Contraceptive Use among Slum Women in Slums of Dhaka City by Akter, Rafia (2020) - Online Published: July 20, 2020 doi: 10.46281/aijssr.v5i3.667 URL: https://doi.org/10.46281/aijssr.v5i3.667 Abstract Bangladesh has experienced a dramatic increase in contraceptive use and a sensational decline in fertility over 3 decades since its independence. Women’s education, exposure to mass media, current work status husband’s working status, age of marriage, decision-making rights, religious restriction are the important determinants of contraceptive use among slum women. Keywords: prefer; respondents; slum; study; use; women

• TEACHING LISTENING AMONG BANGLADESHI LEARNERS: A CASE STUDY ON TEACHERS’ EFFECTIVE FEEDBACK AND STUDENTS’ SITUATIONAL IMPRESSIONS by Ahmed, Md. Kawser (2021) - Teaching listening unlike other language skills involves a number of techniques, teachers from non-native countries like Bangladesh face remarkable problems, which teachers should maintain in the arena of listening skill. In this paper, scenario of teaching listening skill, feedbacks from teachers and perceptions from students will be discussed in the context of Bangladesh along with studies conducted among teachers as teaching listening and students as understanding listening. Keywords: english; language; learners; listening; problems; skill; students; teachers; teaching
• A STUDY OF THE STYLISTIC FEATURES AND EFFECTS OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL NEWS by Huang, Jing; Cao, Shuo; Yue, Fang (2021) - Compared with non-sports English news, English football news reveals its own characteristics: (a) Football news has a wide range of audiences. Analysis of the syntactic feature in football news is an important step when we analyze the stylistic features of English football news. Keywords: english; english football; features; football; football news; language; news; news english; reports; research; style; world
• Comparative Analysis of English Language Learners' Errors across Different Linguistic Backgrounds by Ogunyemi, Kehinde Olufemi (2019) - According to Brown (1987), each error was seen as unwanted negative and detrimental for second language learners. Error analysis is a branch of applied linguistics concerned with the compilation, study and analysis of errors made by second language learners and aims at investigating aspects of second language acquisition. Keywords: analysis; backgrounds; difference; difficulty; english; errors; language; learners; respondents; students; yoruba
• Ecolinguistics in a Multilingual Society: A Case Study of Adekunle Ajasin University, Nigeria by Ogunyemi, Kehinde Olufemi; Bada, Abiodun Emmanuel (2019) - Data presented on table 4 would enable answering of this question Table 3: Responses on Ecology of language in Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba Akoko and the endangerment of native languages Items SA A D SD F % F % F % F % I am conscious of the decrease in number of speakers of my native language 56 31.1% 92 51.1% 28 15.6% 4 2.2% Our kinsmen or relatives, anywhere, communicate with English language 17 9.4% 73 40.6% 62 34.4% 28 15.6% I perform my daily activities with English language 47 26.1% 69 38.3% 40 22.2% 24 13.3% I perform my activities with more than one language 61 33.9% 101 56.1% 14 7.8% 4 2.2% I hailed from a multilingual society 50 27.8% 89 49.4% 33 18.3% 8 4.4% Language gains proficiency as its users increases 75 41.1% 80 44.4% 20 11.1% 5 2.8% It’s unnecessary to speak my native language since my relatives understand English language 39 21.7% 29 16.1% 57 31.7% 45 25% I recognize at least a lecturer in my faculty who code mix while lecturing 60 33.3% 94 52.2% 18 10% 8 4.4% I hardly read and write my native language 45 25% 68 37.8 33 18.3 34 18.9 Total Average 50 27.7 77 42.9 34 18.8 17.8 9.9 Research question 5: What is the state of language robustness in the linguistic situation of Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba Akoko? F % F % F % F % Without English language there won’t be uniformity of idea(s) in our native society 59 32.8% 57 31.7% 41 22.8% 23 12.8% I have been to places where people do not understand my native language 67 37.2% 74 41.1% 23 12.8% 16 8.9% I belong to an organization where my native language is not needed 45 25% 61 33.9% 50 27.8% 24 13.3% There is a sense of inferiority in speaking my native language where my friends are communicating with English language 39 21.7% 62 34.4% 53 29.4% 26 14.4% Total Average 53 29.2 64 35 42 23.2 22 12.4 7. Keywords: adekunle; ajasin; english; language; research; society; university

• PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED COUNTY GOVERNMENTS IN KENYA by Mong’are, Winnie; Atheru, Gerald (2023) - Although county governments were introduced for devolution, misappropriation and corruption hinder this objective. The importance of evaluating the performance of county governments has been underscored. Keywords: budgeting; county; county governments; crcgs; governments; kenya; management; performance; procurement; public; research; respondents; revenue; study
• Design of Inventory Management System for Herat University Using Component-Based Methodology by Zabihi, Somaia (2019) - In this design, User Management component (figure 5) contains three property interfaces to set and get values to attributes, six method interfaces and three event source ports. For instance, User Management component can be used while development of software system for library management. Keywords: component; figure; ims; management; software; system; user
• Present Scenario of Waste Management in India by Das, Pradip Kumar (2020) - Abstract In India, approach towards waste management is unscientific. This study analyses current scenario of waste management in India. Keywords: cities; collection; disposal; generation; india; management; municipal; research; rules; source; table; waste
• Workplace Bullying and It’s Impact and Remedies in the 21st Century Issues by Geleta, Negash (2020) - Then aim of this paper is to a) present key concepts on the topic of workplace bullying, b) assess the issue and effects of WPB & CB in different organization, and c) provide some understanding of the contemporary issues on the WPB. Saam (2010): The author, based on a review of the literature, acknowledges a dearth of intervention strategies in organizations’ response to workplace bullying. Keywords: behavior; bullying; cyber; employees; journal; management; organization; research; workplace; wpb

• RESEARCH ON (DREAM) IN USTAD SHPOON (REFUGEE DREAM) POEM by Hashimi, Sayed Asghar; Ghani, Sayed Ghani; Rahmani, Shafiqullah (2021) - Now it is clear that what type of dream Ustad Shpoon’s selected poem has a connection with. Is the relation between the dreams and black color an important point in researching dreams? METHODS OF THE SUBJECT Keywords: black; color; country; dreams; night; research; shpoon

• Weight for Height of Children in Nepal by Ghimire, Maya Nath; Maharjan, Ram Krishna (2018) - Ethnicity wise also, 41.1% Chepang children were of 36 months and 35.1% non-Chepang children were 36 months in Makawanpur district. The study found that there was very slightly different in nutritional status of Chepang and non Chepang children. Keywords: chepang; children; height; non; total
• Internally Displacement and Cognitive Reasoning in Children of North Central, Nigeria by Agashua, Philemon Atume; Grace, Awopetu Ronke; Ugese, Jonathan Iornenge (2018) - School children were killed, abducted, displaced leading to a high level of trauma. According to the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) and International Organization Migration (IOM) Round V Report (2015), the total number of IDP children (3-17 years of age) in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe states is 452,620. Keywords: children; class; idp; numerical; reasoning; study; verbal

• STUDENTS’ PERCEPTION AND ATTITUDE TOWARDS ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN HO CHI MINH CITY: A CASE STUDY AT HO CHI MINH CITY CADRE ACADEMY by Vy, Trinh Yen; Anh, Pham Ngoc Van; Anh, Phan Thi Hue (2021) - So far, however, there has been little discussion about student entrepreneurship. In that situation, student entrepreneurship is also gradually emerging and becoming a topic of much interest from large and small businesses. Keywords: academy; attitude; business; chi; entrepreneurship; reasons; start; students; study

• IN ‘SULTAN’ EPIC ‘HUMAN IS HUMAN’S HELL!’ by Hashimi, Sayed Asghar; Sultani, Farmanullh; Hanifi, Asadullh (2021) - There are many humans who harm other humans and this article discusses it. In “Dragon of Dissension’ human harms other humans. Keywords: epic; evil; hell; human; poem; research; sultan; world

• TOBACCO RELATED CONTENT ON NEW MEDIA AND ITS EXPOSURE AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN BANGLADESH by Uddin, Md. Jahir; Islam, Md. Azizul; Asad, Md. Asaduzzaman Mondol (2021) - American International Journal of Social Science Research Vol. 9, No. 1; 2021 ISSN 2576-103X E-ISSN 2576-1048 Published by CRIBFB, USA 28 TOBACCO RELATED CONTENT ON NEW MEDIA AND ITS EXPOSURE AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN BANGLADESH Md. Online Published: November 09, 2021 DOI: 10.46281/aijssr.v9i1.1430 URL: https://doi.org/10.46281/aijssr.v9i1.1430 ABSTRACT The study investigates the tobacco-related content on new media and its exposure among university students in Bangladesh. Keywords: activities; control; media; research; respondents; smoking; students; tobacco; trc; university

• Definition of Natural Languages Using Context-free Grammer: In Context of Dari Language by Asgharzada, Mahmood (2019) - “Natural language processing is mainly working with the understanding of nature (syntax) and the meaning (semantics and pragmatics) of natural languages” (Klabunde, R. 2002). Researchers have worked for more than 6 decades on definition of syntax of natural languages using context-free grammer. Keywords: context; english; grammars; languages; pullum

• CONCEPTUAL REVIEW ON RELIGIOSITY, WORK-LIFE BALANCE (WLB) AND EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE IN THE HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS (HEIs) by Kumarasamy, Mokana A/P Muthu; Hasbolah, Farhana; Hamzah, Hanissah; Fazmi, Khairun Natasha Mohd; Omar, Siti Aisyah; Bhuiyan, Abul Bashar (2021) - American International Journal of Social Science Research Vol. 10, No. 1; 2021 ISSN 2576-103X E-ISSN 2576-1048 Published by CRIBFB, USA 15 CONCEPTUAL REVIEW ON RELIGIOSITY, WORK-LIFE BALANCE (WLB) AND EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE IN THE HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS (HEIs) Dr. Mokana A/P Muthu Kumarasamy Faculty of Business and Accountancy Universiti Selangor (UNISEL), Shah Alam, Malaysia E-mail: mokana@unisel.edu.my Farhana Hasbolah Faculty of Business and Accountancy Universiti Selangor (UNISEL), Shah Alam, Malaysia Hanissah Hamzah Faculty of Business and Accountancy Universiti Selangor (UNISEL), Shah Alam, Malaysia Khairun Natasha Mohd Fazmi Faculty of Business and Accountancy Universiti Selangor (UNISEL), Shah Alam, Malaysia Siti Aisyah Omar Faculty of Business and Accountancy Universiti Selangor (UNISEL), Shah Alam, Malaysia Dr. Abul Bashar Bhuiyan Faculty of Business and Accountancy Universiti Selangor (UNISEL), Shah Alam, Malaysia Received: August 28, 2021 Accepted: September 29, 2021 Online Published: November 29, 2021 DOI: 10.46281/aijssr.v10i1.1469 URL: https://doi.org/10.46281/aijssr.v10i1.1469 This study aims to identify the influencing factors of Work-life balance (WLB) on employee performance and moderating effect of religiosity towards WLB and employee performance of HEIs. Keywords: balance; employees; factors; family; home; international; journal; life; performance; research; wlb; work; working

• ACTIVITIES OF VIETNAM TRADE UNIONS AT THE GRASSROOTS LEVEL by Chi, Dinh Van (2021) - https://www.cribfb.com/journal/index.php/aijssr American International Journal of Social Science Research Vol. 6, No. 2; 2021 17 LITERATURE REVIEW Characteristics and Purposes of Vietnam Trade Unions The characteristics of Vietnam Trade Unions: Vietnam Trade unions is an organization established by workers to gather the strength and protect the rights and interests of the union members and workers (Central Committee for Mass Mobilization, 2016). Vietnam Trade unions have two characteristics: class and mass. Keywords: employees; labor; party; trade; trade unions; union; vietnam; workers

• THE FAILURE OF TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE IN AFGHANISTAN: THE POLITICAL DIMENSION by Badloon, Bilal (2021) - Based on relevant literature, this article investigates the political factors responsible for the failure of transitional justice in Afghanistan, particularly internal and external factors. The article also brings to the fore the impact of the dual process of state-building and peace-building on the implementation of transitional justice. Keywords: afghanistan; conflict; crimes; human; international; justice; peace; rights; transitional; war
• USA INVASION IN AFGHANISTAN AND ITS IMPACT ON CENTRAL ASIA by Zhekenov, Duman; Ahmadzai, Bakhtyar Gul (2023) - From other side Russia also warn central Asia and write, Five Republics of Central Asia and Georgia seem to have turned a deaf ear to Russian concerns about the US military intrusion into their strategic space. Russian and China also interested in central Asia, US is trying to interfere in central Asian region by the name of democracy and freedom ,US always talking about the regime of central Asian countries ,US says its authoritarian governments . Keywords: afghanistan; american; asia; central; central asia; china; economic; international; military; power; region; research; russia; security; states; taliban; u.s; united

• A Comparative Study of Pecola and Gyanoda: Sex, Violence and Beauty in the Bluest Eye and Arakshaniya by Sarkar, Sajal; Jahan, Moshref (2018) - The accusation of bullying Pecola and other black girls continued to be regularly made. Claudia, even though a bit younger than Pecola revolts against the concept of blonde beauty. Keywords: atul; beauty; girl; gyanoda; mother; pecola; society; violence

• Awareness and Readiness of Librarians towards the Use of Social Media for Information Service Delivery in Higher Institutions of Learning in Bauchi State by Yusuf, Asma’u Muhammad (2019) - Abstract This paper examines the librarians’ awareness of social media, types of social media used by librarians, perception and readiness of librarians towards the use of social media, the level of use of social media and factors facilitating the use of social media in higher institutions library in Bauchi state. The rationale behind the subject matter (social media) was to expose librarians to the potentials of the use of social media in the library, particularly with regards to effective and efficient information service delivery to meet the ever growing demands and needs of sophisticated users. Keywords: awareness; information; librarians; library; media; service; users

• A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON STUDENTS’ LEVEL OF ACCEPTANCE AND PREFERENCE OF CONVENTIONAL AND VIRTUAL MODE AT “GAUSUL AZAM MAIZBHANDERI MEDHA-BRITTHI (SCHOLARSHIP EXAM) PROGRAM IN FATIKCHARI, BANGLADESH by Hossen, Md. Rabiul; Hoque, Shahjada Syed Irfanul; Karim, Asif Mahbub; Arjumand, Dina (2021) - About 76.6 % of the participants are more satisfied in virtual mode, 80.1 % students think that they can make better communication while conduction online examination, 88.1 % students can easily save their travel cost and time conduction online examination instead of conventional examination mode and 78.41 % students get perceived usefulness in the online examination. Participants‟ overall opinion about virtual mode compared to conventional exam mode This figure is presenting the mean of variables on overall responses about virtual mode compared to conventional mode. Keywords: examination; level; mode; online; preference; research; satisfaction; students
• Impact of Group Dynamics on Team by Naveenan, R.V. Naveenan; Kumar, B. Ravi (2018) - Conclusion Understanding of group dynamics is essential for effective practice with individuals and communities, it is our belief that focused attention to the dynamic processes that occur in groups is what distinguishes group work from other forms of social work practice. Abstract After a brief review of integrative small group learning models that have appeared in the educational psychology literature, this article then looks into the group dynamics literature and describes one of that field’s most well- documented findings: that interactions among group members change somewhat predictably over time. Keywords: dynamics; group; level; members; research; team; work

• Iran’s Nuclear Decision Making and the Issue of Nuclear Non-Proliferation in the International System by Suleiman, Ibrahim; Mohammed, Hamza Shehu; Haruna, Haruna Mohammed (2018) - Since 1970 at that time the relationship between Iran and United States was peaceful, the United States secretary of state Henry Kissinger alleged that the planning to acquire nuclear power would contribute to economyof Iran also help the remaining oil reserves to petrochemicals. Therefore, based on the above notion, also in thisunequal balance of nuclear power, the state that doesn’t have nuclear capability lacks the defensive ability to prevent any nuclear attackwhereas; the state that owns nuclear capability has the ultimate preventive means against conventional threats. Keywords: international; iran; nuclear; politics; power; states; system

• Analysis of Francis Bacon’s Prose Writing Style by Sahibzada, Javed; Maroofi, Saifullah; Laftah, Susan Hussein (2020) - Bacon essays are rich with allusion for illustrating. Literary review through expositional form of writing for presenting opinions based on facts from his essays was considered as a method for analyzing literary essays. Keywords: bacon; essays; francis; life; man; revenge; studies; style; writing

• Review of Freud’s Psychoanalysis Approach to Literary Studies by Niaz, Azadkhan; Stanikzai, Sultn Mohammad; Sahibzada, Javed (2019) - To clarify how psychoanalysis theories of Sigmund Freud are used to analyze literary work. The principles and elements from Freud works has been taken as a model for literary criticism of hidden meanings and the way these principles and theories are used to interpret piece of literary works and identifying motive behind producing this piece of art. Keywords: criticism; dreams; ego; freud; human; individual; jung; personality; psychoanalysis; superego; text; theory; unconscious; work

• COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ISLAMIC CREDIT CARDS TO BE ACCEPTED: MUSLIM CONSUMERS’ PERCEPTIONS by Chowdhury, Md. Shahnur Azad; Shahabuddin, A M; Ullah, Habib; Haque, Md. Shariful; Ahmmed, Monir (2023) - The primary purpose of this research is to analyze the many existing models of Islamic credit cards to determine which one is most in line with Sharia law. Critiques raised voices against Islamic credit cards. Keywords: bank; banking; cardholder; cards; credit; credit cards; interest; international; islamic; journal; payment; research; study; use

• Factor Analysis of Passengers’ Satisfaction in Nigerian Airports by Ben, Sidiq Okwudili (2019) - Airport passenger satisfaction has been studied by many researchers around the world for decades. Passenger satisfaction can be defined as a judgment made on the basis of a specific service encounter (Archana & Subha, 2012). Keywords: airport; analysis; factors; journal; passenger; quality; research; satisfaction; service; study

• Transitions in Postcoloniality as a Revolutionary Thought across the Subject Societies by Najar, Mudasir Rahman (2019) - Post-colonial theory, no doubt, has emerged from horrible activities of colonialism; but as a movement, it has come into being by adhering to theories of Marxism and deconstruction. Post-colonial theory broadened its scope by taking into consideration the significant concepts of literary theory regarding different social issues. Keywords: bhabha; black; colonized; culture; fanon; identity; native; orient; orientalism; post; said

• A RESEARCH ON HUMANISM IN THE ZOROASTRIAN GATHAS by Hashimi, Sayed Asghar; Ghani, Sayed Ghani; Rahmani, Shafiqullah (2021) - He comes as a great preacher and leader and guides and advises others to be good human beings by having the characteristics of a good human being. The purpose of this article is to show that the time of human birth and the ascension of humanity are related to human development and human good deeds. Keywords: beings; gathas; good; human; humanism; religion; research; thoughts; zoroaster; zoroastrian

• THE EFFECT OF LOCUS OF CONTROL, CULTURAL INTELLIGENCE AND ACADEMIC SELF-EFFICACY ON THE ACADEMIC ADJUSTMENT AMONG YEMENI STUDENTS IN TURKEY by Gawas, Ahmed Gamal Ahmed (2022) - https://doi.org/10.46281/aijssr.v11i1.1443 ABSTRACT The current study aims to examine the correlations between both of locus of control, academic self-efficacy, cultural intelligence and academic adjustment. In addition, the present study aims to examine whether cultural intelligence mediates the relationship between academic self-efficacy and academic adjustment. Keywords: adjustment; control; cultural; efficacy; individual; intelligence; journal; locus; results; self; students; study

• Socio-Economic Profile of the Union Members in APSRTC:A Case Study of Visakhapatnam City by Lydia, R.; Kumar, B. Ravi (2018) - Distribution of the sample union employees of their previous occupation www.cribfb.com/journal/index.php/aijssr American International Journal of Social Science Research Vol. 3, No. 1; 2018 20 The above table-9 explains about the distribution of the above three types of union employees in APSRTC by their previous occupation. Majority of the employees (42.0%) are having 6-10 years of experience, 13.0 percent are having below 5 years of experience as union employees. Keywords: distribution; employees; sample; total; union

• ALCOHOL-RELATED PROBLEMS IN PORTUGAL: SEARCHING FOR CONNECTIONS by Lagarto, Mª Inês Pinto (2022) - P-ISSN 2576-103X E-ISSN 2576-1048 Available online at https://www.cribfb.com Journal homepage: https://www.cribfb.com/journal/index.php/aijssr Published by CRIBFB, USA ALCOHOL-RELATED PROBLEMS IN PORTUGAL: SEARCHING FOR CONNECTIONS Mª Inês Pinto Lagarto (a)1 (a) Professor, School of Education and Social Sciences (ESECS), Polytechnic Institute of Leiria, Portugal; E-mail: maria.pinto@ipleiria.pt A R T I C L E I N F O Article History: Received: 1st March 2022 Accepted: 14th April 2022 Online Publication: 15th April 2022 Keywords: Alcohol-Related Problems, Alcohol Consumption, Alcoholism, Social Representations JEL Classification Codes: I, I19, I39 A B S T R A C T Based on a doctoral thesis, the study investigates the relationship between alcohol consumption and social problems. https://doi.org/10.46281/aijssr.v11i1.1689 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) https://doi.org/10.46281/aijssr.v11i1.1689 https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3721-5262 Lagarto, American International Journal of Social Science Research 11(1) (2022), 29-34 30 This study, resulting from doctoral research, intends to trace the potential interrelationship between alcohol consumption and other social problems in Portugal, analyzing the social problems in the natural history of the disease, and exploring the perception that institutions/services have about alcohol problems and their associated social problems. Keywords: alcohol; alcohol consumption; consumption; data; family; health; m.i.p.l; portugal; problems; research; sicad; study; álcool

• Economic Analysis of Vulnerability and Capacity: A Study of Water Logging, Bhobodah, Keshabpur, Jessore by Mizanuzzaman, Md. (2017) - Successively silt deposition made the river comparatively high from the inter related cannel or bil and oppressed to discharge rainfall water and found water logging. Mean while the rivers of Hamkur , LoarVadra, Aprar Salta, Burivadra have become go into unnatural death and the condition of other rivers is crucial .As a result about 12-15 thousand acears of land submerged by water logging . Keywords: analysis; capacity; impact; jessore; logging; study; vulnerability; water

• MYTHS, RITUALS AND RESTRICTIONS OF THE AFRICAN IRON INDUSTRY IN THE 18th CENTURY: THE CASE OF TAAVISA IN NSO’ GRASSFIELDS OF CAMEROON by Dzeawoni, Atlee (2021) - Symbolic references as a major trait in Africa was more imbued in iron smelting than in blacksmithing. The Taavisa case therefore stands unique and points equally to the view that, even though the Nso’ migrated from Tikari with the knowledge of smelting iron, their neighbours of the north in Binkar or Nkar to the South may have been producers of iron ware in much greater quantities. Keywords: africa; fon; foundry; industry; iron; journal; kovifem; nkar; nso; research; royal; sanggu; site; slag; smelting; taavisa; working

• MEDICATION ERROR OVERVIEW AND PREVENTION STRATEGIES by Khan, Ahmad (2021) - American International Journal of Social Science Research Vol. 8, No. 1; 2021 ISSN 2576-103X E-ISSN 2576-1048 Published by CRIBFB, USA 19 MEDICATION ERROR OVERVIEW AND PREVENTION STRATEGIES Ahmad Khan MD, MS A T Still Health Sciences University, USA E-mail: sa205310@atsu.edu, ahmadkhan_noorzai@yahoo.com ABSTRACT This literature review aims to highlight the overview of medication errors and strategies to avoid and decrease medication errors. Every phase in the medication chain is prone to risks that can lead to medication errors. Keywords: errors; healthcare; journal; medication; patient; safety

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