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<p> <span class="fontstyle0">Are you a hater of Jews, an anti-Semite, once you call for a ceasefire in current Gaza war? New insights into media and communications as well as Arts and creativity research will debunk implications of this highly controversial query. Yet a valid and outrageous insinuation proposed by members of the political and cultural elite in Germany. Namely when dealing with the protest staged by a number of directors and actors who had particpated in the grand Finale of the famous film festival, Berlinale, in February of this year.</span></p> <p> </p> <p><span class="fontstyle0">Said creators and participants in the movie industry had held up signs and placards, calling for an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza war between the near-fascist Netanjahu regime and Hamas.</span> </p>
Research ArticleANTOAArtcensorshipcultureeliteEUIsraelmediarealregimeRussiaUkraineRalf G Will
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2024-03-242024-03-241410.61841/255p5z33PRESERVATION AND CONSERVATION OF B.ED COLLEGE LIBRARY PRINT MATERIALS IN EAST MIDNAPORE, WEST BENGAL
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<p><em>This Ph.D. thesis investigates the preservation and conservation of print materials in B.Ed college libraries in East Midnapore, West Bengal. It assesses the current state, identifies challenges, and proposes strategies. </em></p>
Research ArticlePreservationconservationprint materialsB.Ed college librariesMr. Shyamapada BarmanDr. Dharam Vir Singh
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2024-02-282024-02-28121610.61841/0e6w9s30CHALLENGES FACED BY AFRICAN AMERICAN LEADERS IN THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY
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<p><em>The article will articulate the challenges faced by African Americans intent on holding ownership and leadership positions within the hospitality sector. Though many large companies and organizations, the hospitality sector included, have publicly committed to programs dedicated to diversity and inclusion currently, the reality remains that significant racial diversity, among those holding leadership positions within the hospitality and other sectors, remains almost non-existent where White males dominate positions of leadership and power across the board. This tradition follows a long-established pattern where diversity and inclusion are mere lip-service terms to quell the masses.</em></p> <p> </p>
Research ArticleDiversityInclusionAfrican AmericansHospitalityLeadershipInequalityOwnershipBrian J Hill
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2024-02-172024-02-1781110.61841/jd238766PERCEPTIONS OF AFRICAN AMERICANS IN OBTAINING FACULTY POSITIONS IN HIGHER EDUCATION HOSPITALITY PROGRAMS
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<p><em>This article aims to bring to light the racial imbalance in hiring faculty staff in higher education hospitality programs. Though one in five positions are held by ethnic and racial minorities across the field of higher education, women and minority groups hold fewer positions of leadership in comparison to their White male counterparts. The number of Ph.D. graduates, especially African Americans, is not commensurate to the hired assistant professors, signifying the failure to weigh diversity in the hiring processes. However, there have been programs aimed at achieving better minority representation across, with a focus on both lower and executive positions. </em></p>
Research ArticleAfrican AmericansFacultyhigher educationDiversityHospitalityPipelineBrian J Hill
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2024-02-172024-02-171710.61841/bc9xe309E-CNY AND DIGITAL ECONOMY IN CHINA
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<p>This paper highlights the inescapable trend of digital currency growth by examining past currency patterns, and explores the ties between digital currency and the digital economy. With the case of China, this paper forecasts the future improvement pattern of digital money. In the midst of the fast growth of private cryptocurrencies, China developed the digital currency with the goal of serving the digital economy and committing to the globalization of the digital renminbi and the digital economy. While Europe and the United States were experiencing continued stagnation in 2022, China has entered the cycle of loose monetary and fiscal policy. China views digital fiat money and digital economic development as a breakthrough to drive the transformation of the current economic system, new inventive growth, and the safety of the whole supply chain in the context of the scissors gap. It has become one of the forefront countries in the digital field, with numerous experiences that can be learned by countries around the world. This paper also creates the concept and calculation formula of the e-CNY Index, sets the year 2022 as the first year of the e-CNY with the initial value of the index at 100; it also gives suggestions for creating and calculating the China-style Digital Economy Index. The importance of these indices as new tools for tracking and evaluating the digital macroeconomy in China is presented, providing a promising direction for future in-depth research on digital fiat currency.</p>
Research Articlee-CNYdigital economyglobalisationwenbo lyuYueting LiuYan JiangHao SuKeming Zhang
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2023-11-152023-11-1512610.61841/g15vgt84EMBODIED AND EXBODIED MIND: WHAT IN BETWEEN WHEN BODY IMAGE AND BODY SCHEMA (DE)-CONNECT?
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<p><em>When social and clinical psychology “work together,” cultural-based disturbs, like eating disorder behaviour, can be seen in a new light. Self-image is a perception product based on icon memory, imagination, sensory stimulus, social context expectations, self-beliefs about social context adequacy, etc. Still, it is also based on self-representation, like dress, fashion, maquillage, etc. </em></p> <p><em>A different discourse can be done for what psychology intends for body schema. Body gesture, movement, and action result from very complex different neural systems cooperation, combining sensory and motor brain centres. Training to build neuro-motor schemas requires a very long time and effort, as in each human art like dance, sports, playing drama, art crafts competencies, etc.</em></p> <p><em> </em><em>What if one’s body image and body schema are unbalanced? If the social body image pressure will bring one’s total mimesis with it or to an original, personal interpretation is here attributed to the “exboding” capacity, coming from a “sufficient” balance between body schema and body image.</em></p> <p><em>Some anorexia nervosa patients are frequently engaged in intense physical activities. In our interpretation, their conscious control of the body comes from the social colonisation of embodied images that produce a disequilibrium between body image and body schema. Thus, a sort of “body-image” liberation could be possible if a deep awareness of our body schema is reached.</em></p> <p><em> </em><em>The central hypothesis of this work is that the embodiment processes, primarily dependent on cultural pressure, have to be seen in unstable equilibrium with exbodiment experiences, which can be considered as the expression of body schema originated by personal sensory-motor history (see References 1; 2; 3). To evaluate the possible separation between the two, a new picture questionnaire has been elaborated.</em></p> <p><em> </em><em>Dysmorphic "confusion" is widely spreading in contemporary Western societies, particularly among adolescents (4; 5). The perception of how we are seen by others (body image) is one of the core issues in social trends, education, and psychopathology (6). </em></p> <p><em> </em><em>On the other hand, what one implicitly knows of his/her somatic body (body schema) represents the psychological antecedent basis implied in social interaction (2). </em></p> <p><em>This article attempts to give a quantitative dimension to the two sides of the body, the structural, implicit one (body-schema) and the public, partly self-controlled one (body-image).</em></p>
Research ArticleEmbodied mindBody imageBody schemaPicture testErotic CapitalAlberto ZattiNicoletta Riva
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2024-01-242024-01-24213110.61841/76kr1q12THE IMPACT OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON MINORITY-OWNED HOSPITALITY BUSINESSES: A REVIEW OF EVIDENCE
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<p><em>Researchers have begun to assess the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on African Americans and other minority groups. Multiple factors have together contributed to create a disproportionate impact of the pandemic on African Americans and other minorities. As a result, African American-owned businesses have had an 8% worse impact from COVID-19 compared to White-owned businesses. The current review was conducted to investigate the degree to which the COVID-19 pandemic affected minority-owned hospitality businesses. The review was conducted to fill a gap in the existing literature in which a synthesis of existing data suggesting the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on minority- owned hospitality businesses was found lacking. Using a modified systematic literature review, I conducted an analysis of literature containing data relevant to understanding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on minority-owned hospitality businesses. After determining the scope of the review to extend to the hospitality industry, minority demographic, and minority-owned businesses, I used databases including Google Scholar, Scopus, and JSTOR with key terms including Covid-19 pandemic, hospitality industry, and minority-owned businesses. Findings showed that African American-owned businesses experienced the harshest blowback across all minority-owned businesses during the lockdown that occurred following the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite more African American-owned businesses applying for federal assistance, a smaller percentage of them received such assistance compared to White-owned businesses. Only 8% received full assistance, while 23% received no assistance whatsoever. The findings from the review supported previous research showing discrimination on a systematic level. Although small businesses owned by minorities added 1.3 million jobs within the U.S. economy between 2007-2012 during the Great Recession, they have received less support and faced systematic discrimination in availing financial assistance. It is imperative, in nation full of potentially successful entrepreneurs of color, to create an environment committed to helping them compete and succeed on an even playing field.</em></p>
Research ArticleCovid-19 pandemichospitality industryminority-owned businessesreviewBrian Hill
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2023-10-092023-10-091610.53555/fy5t0s93ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN CREDIT AGREEMENTS IN THE BANKING SECTOR
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<p><em>This research aims to find out the alternative settlement of bad credit disputes over the deed of granting mortgage rights. In principle, someone who wants to borrow money from a bank must have sufficient collateral to guarantee his debt. Mortgage rights on land are given as collateral for one's debt, in the form of encumbrance on land rights and objects that are legally integrated with the land.</em></p> <p><em>Not all loans banks provide borrowers can be repaid fully under the agreement. Poor credit repayment from debtors can be due to carelessness, lack of good faith, or due to their incompetence. To prevent losses for the lending bank so that debtor customers can continue paying their obligations. This study aims to identify alternative methods of resolving conflicts of mortgage rights related to bad credit. </em></p> <p><em>The author uses a normative juridical approach method by referring to the legal standards applicable in Indonesia. In order to analyze the existing problems, normative juridical analysis is the method used. </em></p> <p><em>Bad credit disputes that affect the granting of mortgage rights can be resolved through alternative dispute resolution. Compared to litigation, alternative dispute resolution can result in a significant settlement of bad credit by prioritizing a win-win solution where the parties' free will is maintained.</em></p>
Research ArticleAlternative Dispute ResolutionCredit AgreementBanking SectorFam Kelvin Marihot ManurungDaniel Hendrawan
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2023-09-232023-09-23394910.53555/2ktxw673EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE ON HEART RATE VARIABILITY IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW WITH META-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS
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<p><strong>Background: </strong>Heart rate variability is a marker of the cardiac autonomic <em>system and is associated with the mortality of cardiovascular disease. Decreased physical exercise may induce a lower level of heart rate variability and poor cardiac function in postmenopausal women. This review aimed to address the relationships between physical exercise and heart rate variability and to provide clinical evidence for the formulation of exercise prescriptions for improving cardiovascular function in postmenopausal women. <strong>Method: </strong>Authors searched 5 databases including PubMed, Scopus, Embase, Cochrane Library, and Web of Science to identify eligible articles between database inception and May 13, 2023. All randomized controlled trials of exercise intervention for postmenopausal women were included, only English articles and without date restrictions. The standardized mean differences of heart rate variability time domain parameters and frequency domain parameters were calculated, comparing postmenopausal women who did and who did not exercise via random-effects meta-analyses. The quality of the evidence was assessed with the Cochrane risk of bias tool. This study was registered on PROSPERO, number CRD42020208037. </em></p>
Research ArticleExerciseHeart rate variabilityPostmenopausalAutonomic nervous systemMeta-analysisXinyu WangYi JieHui YuYongkun GuoAnqin Dong
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2023-09-252023-09-25506310.53555/g4kdsk77THE IMPACT OF CARBON TAX CALCULATION ON ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND THE TARGET TOWARDS NET ZERO EMISSION IN COAL POWER PLTU
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<p><em>The background of this research is efforts to reduce carbon emissions by applying a cap & tax scheme to calculating carbon taxes and implementing other NEKs in Presidential Decree 98/2021. The research was carried out by simulating carbon tax calculations in accordance with 3 approaches, namely carbon tax , RPMK and the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources. By using the data in the explanation of the 2021 Ministry of Finance webinar. In carrying out a carbon tax calculation simulation, a carbon tax trading mechanism was carried out first by obtaining an SIE/SPE, this mechanism was carried out before the carbon levy mechanism or carbon tax was implemented. In the implementation of the NEK Perpres 98/2021, before levies on carbon or imposition of carbon taxes, another mechanism is first carried out, namely carbon trading and performance-based payments, only then a carbon tax is collected, this mechanism is carried out as an effort to mitigate climate change and target towards the NZE.</em></p>
Research ArticleTax CarbonCO2 eCarbon Economic ValueEmissionCoalEndruw Samasta
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2023-09-072023-09-07192910.53555/nnssh.v9i9.1837MAPPING INDIA-NIGERIA RELATIONS: BRINGING ENERGY SECTOR INTO FOCUS
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<p><em>India and Nigeria, two populous nations with rapidly growing economies, have cultivated a multifaceted relationship that extends beyond diplomatic ties. This paper delves into the intricate web of India-Nigeria relations, with a specific emphasis on the pivotal role of the energy sector. The energy sector has emerged as a linchpin in this bilateral relationship, showcasing the dynamics of energy diplomacy between the two nations. Nigeria, an African energy giant, holds abundant reserves of oil and gas, while India, one of the world’s fastestgrowing energy consumers, presents a compelling market for Nigerian energy resources. This paper scrutinises the evolution of this partnership, tracing its historical roots to the present day. Furthermore, it explores the geopolitical dimensions that shape energy cooperation, including Nigeria’s position as a vital oil supplier to India, and the diplomatic efforts taken to ensure a stable energy supply. The study also addresses the challenges and opportunities inherent in this energy-centric partnership, from market access issues to the potential for technology and knowledge transfer. By shedding light on the nuances of India-Nigeria relations within the energy sector, this research contributes to a deeper understanding of the global energy landscape and the strategic interests that underpin the ties between emerging economies. </em></p>
Research ArticleIndia-Nigeria RelationsEnergy SectorMappingBilateral CooperationEconomic DiplomacyGeopolitical Significance.Yaruingam AwungshiPamreihor Khashimwo
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2023-09-062023-09-0681810.53555/nnssh.v9i9.1836EFFECT OF STRETCHING EXERCISES ON THE PERFORMANCE OF 100 METER FEMALE NOVICE HURDLES
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<p><em>Objectives of the study were to find out the effect of stretching exercises on the performance of 100 meter. Female athletes. For that purpose 30 female athletes from Bhatinda district of Punjab were selected with the help of simple random sampling method. Sample was divided in to two groups i.e. experimental and control group. Given training programme was provided to experimental group where as peusodo training was given to control group. Pre test was taken before starting the training programme. After three weeks a mid test was taken to know the effectiveness of training programme. After six week post test was taken and it was found that significant difference found in pre and post teat of both the group i.e. control and experimental group.</em></p>
Research ArticleStretching exerciseperformancenovice hurdlersSuneeta DeviDr Arun Kumar
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2023-09-022023-09-021710.53555/nnssh.v9i9.1815IDENTIFICATION DES BESOINS EN FORMATION PROFESSIONNELLE PAR LES ENSEIGNANTS NON QUALIFIES RECRUTES DANS LES ECOLES SECONDAIRES PRIVEES DE KINDU
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<p><em>L’école reste l’un de moteurs essentiels du développement. Elle n’est plus considérée uniquement comme un lieu de transmission de connaissance mais elle est devenue aussi un moyen de transformation des mentalités et d’intégration nationale, une entreprise d’investissement des ressources humaines rentables à court et à long terme.</em></p>
Research ArticleAsumani Samuti ClaudeAwazi Yuma TrésorShabani Mulemba Etienne
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2023-08-042023-08-04121910.53555/nnssh.v9i8.1781REGARD PSYCHOSOCIOLOGIQUE D’INADEQUATION FORMATION-EMPLOI CHEZ LES UNIVERSITAIRES ŒUVRANT DANS LES ENTREPRISES DE LA VILLE DE KINDU
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<p><em>Depuis longtemps, l’adéquation formation-emploi est considérée comme l’un des principaux défis économiques de nombreux pays au monde (<a href="https://www.oce.ucam.ca">https://www.oce.ucam.ca</a>). Pour Alaluf et al. (1986), la gravité du chômage et la volonté affichée des pouvoirs publics de faire de la lutte contre celui-ci, l’un des objectifs prioritaires de leurs politiques, posent de plus en plus d’interrogation sur le fonctionnement du marché de travail.</em></p>
Research ArticleDr. Baruani Saliboko Etienne
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2023-08-042023-08-0411110.53555/nnssh.v9i8.1779MINORITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY DURING THE AGE OF SEGREGATION
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<p><em>In the era of segregation, African Americans and other minority travelers often ran into institutionalized racism that legally prevented them from booking into and utilizing motels and hotels, restaurants and nightclubs, salons, and gas stations. The purpose of this review was to examine minority contributions to the hospitality industry during the age of segregation. I relied on a modified systematic review method and reviewed current literature on the phenomenon. Findings showed that it was mostly the African American community who opened their homes and hearts to these weary travelers, serving the African American community and other minorities in times of need.</em></p>
Research ArticleMinorityAfrican Americanshospitality, reviewsegregationdiscrimination.Brian Hill
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2023-08-172023-08-17353910.53555/nnssh.v9i8.1777THE PREVALENCE OF IDENTITY CRISIS AMONG YOUTHS AND SOCIAL WORKER INTERVENTION IN IKENNE LGA OF OGUN STATE
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<p><em>Identity crisis has become a global concern in recent years. Several authors have researched around the subject in the field of psychology, social works and public health. Currently, several studies are being conducted to discover new methods to handle the issue of identity crisis especially among youths in secondary schools. As a result, this paper appraises prevalence of identity crisis among youths in Ikenne Local Government Area of Ogun State, Nigeria. The paper adopted correlational survey design to appraise the pattern of relationship between self-efficacy, parental supports, peer influence, internet usage and sense of identity among youths. The paper studied two hundred and sixty youths (121 Males and 139 Females) between 15-25 years (x = 13.05 and SD = 14.2) were drawn from youths in Ikenne LGA using simple random sampling technique in four stages. Results showed that youth sense of identity has negative relationship with self-efficacy (r = -.441 and p<.05) and positive relationship with peer influence (r = .253 and p<.05). The was no significant relationship with parental supports and internet usage on identity crisis. Multiple regression analysis showed that independent variables contributed 21% of the variance in youth’s identity crisis. Self-efficacy was most potent (? = -409; t (258) = .6963; p<0.05) contributing in predicting identity crisis. The paper concluded that identity crisis is mostly prevalent among the youths in Ikenne due to parental neglect as a result of busy schedule at work. Also, social workers are suitable intermediaries between youths who have lost their identity and their self-discovery. The paper recommends that secondary school administration in Ikenne LGA should make efforts toward educating their students in aspect managing frustration and lack of concentration which are identified behaviours that affect the youths. Social workers should educate parents and caregivers on the causes and effects of identity crisis in other to help reduce the rate of occurrence among the youths. </em></p>
Research ArticleSocial worksYouthsIdentity crisisParental supportSelf-efficacyPeer influenceInternet usageAbigail Agbon AzoronduPhD Peter Ikechukwu Emejuru Raymond Francis UwagbaleAdesanya Ocheze Happiness
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2023-09-212023-09-21303810.53555/31qdnf83PERCEPTIONS FONDEE SUR LE GENRE DES ENSEIGNANTS PAR LES ELEVE DU DEGRE TERMINAL DES ECOLES SECONDAIRES DE KIBOMBO
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<p><em>Depuis quelques années, les instances gouvernementales, les médias et certains chercheurs en Afrique et dans plusieurs pays occidentaux soulèvent l’hypothèse d’un lien possible entre la faible représentativité des femmes en enseignement et certaines difficultés sociales ou scolaires des celles-ci (Royer, 2010, p20). En nous référent aux certains résultats des chercheurs, on ne peut que remarquer la faible présence des femmes en éducation. </em></p> <p><em>En effet, en enseignement secondaire, environ 37 % des membres du personnel enseignant étaient des hommes en 2015 et 2016 (Ministère de l’Éducation et de l’Enseignement supérieur [MEES, 2018). Pour la même période, en enseignement secondaire, on observe que les femmes représentent seulement autour de 12 % du personnel enseignant (MEES, 2018). </em></p>
Research ArticleDocteur Etienne Baruani Saliboko
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2023-07-122023-07-1211010.53555/nnssh.v9i7.1757EXAMINATION OF TRADITIONAL NIGERIAN CONFLICT RESOLUTION MECHANISM AND MODERN LEGAL SYSTEM OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION
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<p><em>In the pre-colonial days, there were many principles guiding conflict resolution in the traditional Nigerian societies. Those who want their conflicts resolved must have confidence in the tribunal that would resolve the dispute. These include elders, chiefs, priests, priestesses, secret cult etc. The disputants must have confidence in them. They (disputants) must be ready to submit themselves to the constituted authorities, have faith in the traditional authorities and accept judgements. These conflicts could be interpersonal conflicts and inter- communal conflicts. These may range from person – person to person – community-to community. In Ebira Tao people of Kogi State, Nigeria, there are core Principles of Conflict resolution. </em><em>This study uses interview method of data collection and reliable secondary data to study Nigerian traditional history. The purpose we relied on the Interview method is to allow the collection of data from traditional rulers, many who were alive during this Traditional Nigerian societies. </em></p>
Research ArticleTraditional NigeriaConflict resolutionlegal systemFarouk SalamiGbenemene Kpae
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2023-08-162023-08-16253410.53555/nnssh.v9i8.1731UNEMPLOYMENT, COMMERCIAL MOTORCYCLE AND CRIME IN NIGERIA
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<p><em>Employment in Nigerian is pervasive and is further compound by the present economic recession in which many companies have downsized and increasing the number of unemployed. r millions of jobless and unskilled Nigerians. Driven by the hash economic climate many unemployed and unskilled Nigerians particularly youths have seen riding commercial motorcycle as a source of survival. Despite providing daily means for earning a living for many unemployed people, motorbikes have also become an instrument for committing crimes by many youths with high propensity for criminal behaviour. In many urban and rural areas where commercial motorcycles operate, motorbikes provide easy means for criminals to escape without police detection and apprehension. Many commercial motorcyclists have been involved in petty crimes such as hand bag and telephone snatching, and more dangerous crimes such as armed robbery, rapes, kidnapping and suicide bombing. This paper examines how unemployment propels jobless people into using commercial motorcycle to commit crime.</em></p>
Research ArticleUnemploymentcommercial motorcyclecrimeNigeriaDr. Gbenemene Kpae
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2023-08-162023-08-16202410.53555/nnssh.v9i8.1730POLITICAL SIT-AT-HOME OR SOCIO-ECONOMIC SIT-AT-HOME IN SOUTHEAST, NIGERIA : A DEVELOPMENT CRISIS
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<p><em>This paper is an exploratory reconnaissance on the sit-at-home order, its related issues, experiences and inherent challenges on the people of southeast, Nigeria. The sit-at-home commandment borne out of the separationist agitations of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), foists enormous fear and anxiety that keep some people indoors and others minimally mobile, and undermines life activities in the region. This two year old precarious Mondays sit-at-home issue, kidnappings, farmers/herdsmen clashes and other forms of criminality with their attendant fatal violence and conflicts constitute sources of severe psycho- social, political and economic challenges to the south-east inhabitants. This paper dwells on the issues surrounding the political and economic effects and implications of this non-state order on the security and economy of the southeast and national development. It interrogates the divergent and critical ramifications of the sit-at-home imbroglio, its potentials as precursor of self-inflicted economic setback within the historical context of marginalization and obscurity of a people characteristic of age long industrial enterprise. Moreover, good governance sensitive to the plights and interests of the southeasterners (Ndigbo), set-up of effective community based vigilante groups to counter the order, town-hall meetings for mass orientation on ills of the order were advocated as measures out of this national development crisis.</em></p>
Research ArticlePoliticalSocialEconomicSit-at-HomeDevelopmentCrisis.Ejike Chibuzor OkoroaforAnthony Ogechi OsujiKingsley Uchenna Nwosu
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2023-06-152023-06-15192510.53555/nnssh.v9i6.1712NAXALISM: A SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
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<p><em> India is a subcontinent of nationalities, where people of different castes, creed and religion coexist in unity. This ‘unity in diversity’ is the key to the smooth functioning of society. As per the Directive Principles of State Policy, it is the aim of the state to create such type of social and economic conditions under which the citizens can lead a good life. Any manner of oppression on any section of society will cause unrest and eventually the upheaval of uproar in the whole society.</em></p>
Research ArticleDr. Vinod Kumar Yadav
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2019-07-262019-07-26101210.53555/nnssh.v5i7.1692MAULANA AZAD’S RELIGIOUS PSYCHE AND PHILOSOPHY OF WAHDAT-E ADYAN AND ITS RELEVANCE
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<p><em>With More than 1700 tafaseer of Al-Quran (commentaries of Al-Quran) till recently leading to more than 187 Islamic sects so far, only two tafaseer of Al-Quran are unique and explain the Quranic Epistemology in altogether different luminosities. The one is by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan and the other by Maulana Abul Kalam Azad. Like Sir Syed Ahamd Khan, Maulana Azad also rebelled and thoroughly dissented against the continuing tradition of ‘orthodox version’ of tafseer. He provided the basic foundations for the future generations to correctly understand Al-Quran, by putting away the fairy notions of Jannah, houries, jinn and other such metaphysical unexplained supernatural phenomena. and everything harmonious rather he deduced from Quran the very hard facts that Quran exhorts its believer to “to remain constantly in action and work hard…so that Allah could elevate the qaum of believers to the highest pedestal here in this world and hereafter” different notion from the stock of great Tafseer writers, but his Tafseer could transfigure in quite dissimilar parameters as against those who toed the line of earlier Tafseer writers.</em></p>
Research ArticleMuzaffar Hussain
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2019-07-262019-07-265910.53555/nnssh.v5i7.1691SOUTHEAST INSECURITY AND SUSTAINABLE NATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA
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<p><em>Insecurity is a national challenge and a major implicative factor of varied worrisome issues in Nigeria. It has become daily reality of most parts of the nation, particularly the southeast region where incessant conflicts and social disorder create severe psychological, political and socio-economic dysfunctions. Southeast inhabitants face terrorization due to the chaos and violence associated with the activities of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), the sit-at-home order and its related issues including kidnappings, farmers/herders clashes and other forms of criminality that cripple daily life and interactions in the area; culminating to a state of uncertainty, fear and low morale occasioned by the fierce gun battles and reprisal attacks between government forces, agitators and unknown clandestine groups. This precarious situation significantly paralyzes socio-economic endeavours in this domain of a people characteristic of renowned economic enterprise, and valued contributor, to Nigeria’s economic growth. The paper employs library research as methodology to explicate the state of insecurity in the southeast and how it undermines national economy of the country. It analyses the prevailing anarchic environment as strangulator of socio-economic life and activities with untold adverse effects on the productivity of the region and the nation, in an era of competitive global march towards sustainable development. The paper recommends effective reformation of the law enforcement agencies, good governance that addresses concerns of IPOB agitators and the zone; and other strategies for southeast stability and sustainable national economic advancement.</em></p>
Research ArticleInsecuritySustainableEconomicDevelopment.OKOREAFFIAOkafoNwokorobiaChinedum
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2023-06-032023-06-031810.53555/nnssh.v9i6.1676THE NECESSITY OF PRESERVING RELIGION
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<p><em>This research came on an important topic, the importance of which was agreed upon by all nations, regardless of their sects, as guidance and as a reminder to the nation on its great impact on preserving these necessities, and on understanding their purposes from the Creator to attain happiness in this world and the hereafter, and I made it into the following issues</em><em>:</em></p> <ul> <li><em>The importance of religion</em></li> <li><em>Pictures of preserving religion</em></li> </ul> <p><em>In it I dealt with the definition of objectives in language and terminology and among contemporary scholars, then I turned to talk about the emergence and development of the science of objectives since the time of the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, to the scholar Ibn Ashour and Allal Al-Fassi, passing through Imam Al-Juwayni, Al-Ghazali, Al-Shatibi and other imams of the objectives.</em></p> <p><em>This research has been devoted to clarifying the first of the five necessities (preserving religion), which is one of the most important purposes of Sharia, and I have simplified it in detail.</em></p> <p><em>And for this, I extrapolated the verses in which the conditions of earning are mentioned in the Holy Qur’an, using the inductive method, and then I interpreted the verses and explained hadiths, criticism and deduction using the analytical method.</em></p>
Research Articlenecessitypreservationreligionpicturesimportance.Abul Firdaus Bayinat Basha Al Bajali
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2020-06-172020-06-1771210.53555/nnssh.v6i6.1673THE CONCEPT OF SOCIAL MEDIA, ITS MEANS, ROLE, TYPES A AND CHARACTERISTICS
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<p><em>During this topic, the concept of social media and its definitions, the reasons for their differences, in addition to its means, types and characteristics will be discussed. This study dealt with the issue of social media in the following elements. The concept of social media its means, tools, types, and characteristics. Issues related to social media today are among the topics worthy of study and care, as the media occupies a large and influential space in various fields of life. Perhaps social media is one of the most prominent types of media in terms of influence and importance, as it is based on transmitting news and information from the community to the community itself, to achieve one of the purposes of news, guidance or guidance through its various means such as clubs, forums, places of worship, social networks, newspapers and books. Whereas social media is of such vitality and importance; This topic has been allocated according to the requirements of the study. Whereas social media is of such vitality and importance; This topic has been allocated according to the requirements of the study. This study was based on the extrapolation of the issues in which the opinions of scholars varied according to the multiplicity of factors related to the edge, according to an applied analytical methodology.</em></p>
Research Articleconceptsocial mediameanstypescharacteristics.Abul Firdaus Bayinat Basha Al Bajali
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2020-06-172020-06-171610.53555/nnssh.v6i6.1672LET US DANCE TO LIVE: THE INFLUENCE OF AFRO-POP-MUSIC ON PROMOTION OF THE NORMS OF CYBERCRIME AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE IN NIGERIA
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<p><em>Music is an integral part of every culture that serves entertainment, cultural transmission, and mood moderation in every society and is enhanced by globalisation and the internet. Beyond these purposes, music has equally been the instrument for transmitting cultural values with high tendencies to positively and negatively affect human behaviour. This study explores how Afro-Pop music promotes the Norms of Cybercrime in Nigeria through the musicians' content, slangs, and personae. The study used cognitive dissonance and constructivism theories to explain how music has influenced youth involvement in Cybercrime. This is an analysis of 25 full songs and 35 other songs with at least one-sentence of cybercrime messages and the use of popular cybercrime slangs. These songs were purposively selected Cybercrime promoting songs that were released between 2007 and 2020. These songs were content-analyzed along with the singers' attributes and achievements in the entertainment world in Nigeria. The study found that contents of cybercrime songs, lifestyle, cybercrime techniques, hard work, resilience and other messages can inspire young people. It also found slangs like Japa, CC, Client, Cashout, and Aza that have become integral parts of daily communication. The majority of these songs were also popular through downloads, award nominations and awards, and others. The study also found that the singers' personalities were worthy of emulation by young individuals in society. As such, music is both functional and dysfunction and a part of the culture inseparable from society members. Therefore, it is crucial for there to be global cooperation in censoring music to reduce its influence on society members, especially the young ones.</em></p>
Research ArticleAfro Pop-musicCybercrimeCybercrime ThemesCybercrime SlangsAdedeji OYENUGAOlamide Ajewole
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2023-05-052023-05-05143010.53555/nnssh.v9i4.1658SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS OF YOUNG PERSONS' INVOLVEMENT IN THE SMUGGLING OF GOODS IN THE BADAGRY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF LAGOS, NIGERIA
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<p><em>The smuggling of goods is a global issue with preponderance in most border communities worldwide. This paper is a qualitative examination of the socioeconomic factors of young persons' involvement in smuggling goods in the Badagry Local Government Area. The study used the Anomie Theory. Badagry is an ancient town that is also a border location between Nigeria and the Republic of Benin. Young persons between the ages of 15 and 35 years who are currently involved in the smuggling of goods and those who had in the past were purposively selected. Older people who engaged in smuggling at younger ages were also selected. Data were collected through the use of an In-depth Interview Schedule. They were analysed using content analysis and ethnographic summaries. The study found that the peculiar features of young persons involved in smuggling included keeping gangs and using voodoos, among others. That pseudonyms are created based on physique (Ijaya), position in the gang or Charisma (Apase), and others. The factors included unemployment, economic vulnerability, peer influence, family background, proximity to the border, and others. Finding also revealed that they tend to be involved in other crimes like substance consumption, burglary, and others. It is pertinent to state that smuggling is becoming more challenging, especially in the Internet age. As such, the government is responsible for providing employment and empowerment, the family practising stricter socialisation, especially at the border towns, and the security operatives become more vigilant.</em></p>
Research ArticleAdedeji OYENUGAAbdulbasit FolawiyoSuliat Opeyemi KareemAdeola EstherMustapha AmeenStella EguaojeTimothy AnigioroKingsley OnwueziQudus Seyi Olaogun
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2023-05-052023-05-0511310.53555/nnssh.v9i4.1657SITUATING CHINESE AND INDIAN ENGAGEMENT IN AFRICA: A ‘NEW SCRAMBLE FOR AFRICA’?
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<p><em>Africa is often touted as the continent of opportunities. Lately, Africa has realized this potential and has been seeking to turn ‘potentiality’ into ‘actuality.’ It has been at the cusp of geopolitical changes taking place in the regional as well as global order. Governments and businesses from all around the world are rushing to strengthen diplomatic, strategic, and commercial ties. This paper limits its study to understand the role played by India and China in Africa and how it is shaping Africa as well getting shaped in the process. India and China have emerged as two great Asian powers with vibrant economy and huge demography with global ambitions. Not only does Africa offers unexplored resources to feed these rapidly growing Asian giants, it also holds immense geopolitical importance as a voting bloc of 54 countries to shape global opinion in the United Nations and elsewhere. While Africa is big enough for both these emerging powers, but there is a growing concern that the rivalry between China and India could play out to the detriment of African interests and lead to a ‘new scramble for Africa.’ </em></p>
Research ArticleResourceRivalryScrambleFOCACIAFSTradeCooperationSino-IndiaAfricaA.S. YaruingamSaurabh Sharma
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2023-05-082023-05-081910.53555/nnssh.v9i5.1650HYMNES NATIONALES EN LANGUES NATIONALES ET PROMOTION DES VERTUS ETHIQUES POUR UN VIVRE ENSEMBLE SEREIN
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<p><em>L'hymne est un symbole patrimonial fort significatif traduisant l'unité du genre humain, hommes </em><em>et</em><em> femmes, par</em><em> la</em><em> joie de vivre, l'amour et la richesse d'une nature offerte par Dieu. Il est porteur d'un idéal de liberté concrétisé par</em><em> l</em><em>'accès à souveraineté, les hymnes des pays d'Afrique francophone résultent d'un processus de création qui met en lumière des images souvent oubliées de l’histoire des pays fortement diminuée par</em><em> le</em><em> leg colonial.</em><em> Le présent travail de recherche intitulé</em><em> hymnes nationales en langues nationales</em><em> et</em><em> promotion des vertus éthiques pour un vivre ensemble serein</em><em> » porte sur la modernisation systémique de là cette dernière, notamment dans le domaine spécifique, celui de la langue et du numérique. En effet, le problème</em><em> que</em><em> ce sujet pose est celui du développement, de l'optimisation de la diffusion des savoirs précieux dont regorge la langue à travers les chansons populaires de ralliement. Dans ce travail, nous présentons d'abord ce qu'est la promotion d'une langue, ensuite nous nous intéressons à quelques sites œuvrant dans la promotion des langues nationales et enfin, nous analysons ces sites afin de relever les manquements et proposer un exemple de page web pour une promotion efficace de celles-ci. Pour traiter ce sujet nous avons fait appel à des méthodes et à des approches telles que la sociolinguistique et l'entretien. Il ressort de nos investigations que la langue est un élément indispensable pour la transmission des savoirs culturels et par ricochet une reconnaissance identitaire d'une culture spécifique. En plus, internet est un moyen pour promouvoir et pour sauvegarder cette identité culturelle.</em></p>
Research Articlehymnelangues nationalessavoirs culturelssouverainetéidentitaireNforbi EmmqnuelFeudjio FrançoisSule Johnson NgwangNjifon ErnestMatchoupou Chanceline
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2023-06-102023-06-1091810.53555/nnssh.v9i6.1631IDENTIFICATION DES FACTEURS A LA BASE DE STRESS CHEZ LES TRAVAILLEURS DE L’INSTITUT NATIONAL DE PREPARATION PROFESSIONNELLE DU MANIEMA
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<p><em>Les facteurs à la base de stress fait éventuellement l’objet de plusieurs recherches depuis longtemps, car cette étude doit viser bien à identifier les problèmes qui, sont à l’origine de dépression, anxiété chez un agent dans l’organisation, tout en s’intéressant à proposer les pistes de solution, puisqu’un agent doit travailler en harmonie pour arriver à apporter une rentabilité au sein de l’organisation, les dits facteurs à la base de stress énumérés chez les travailleurs sont les suivants : indiscipline, manque des primes, chevauchement des attributions, comportements asociaux, refus de reproche, mauvaise installation sanitaire, intolérance et l’ingérence des tâches à exécuter. </em></p> <p><em>Après l’investigation faite, étant donné que notre souci principal était d’identifier les facteurs, mais sur ce volet, il nous serait important d’en proposer les pistes de solution comme : éviter le conflit l’amitié, respect entre agent, dénoncer l’injustice, application de Job description, respect de convention collective et les conseils. </em></p>
Research Articlestress organisationnelfacteurstravailleursKulangwa Songoa DelphinKatchuva KitambalaNgenyanga Ngongo Christmas Makanzu Bushiri Jean-Pierre
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