IOSR-JHSS   Volume-21 ~ Issue-11 ~ November-2016

Abstract: Climate change has become a reality in today‟s world affecting almost all the countries, particularly developing and the least developed countries.. Climate-induced migration is the inevitable consequence of climate change owing to sea level rise, irregularity in climate behavior etc. Recent studies demonstrate alarming predictions regarding climate-induced migration. It is argued on the principle of equity and justice that the international community should take the responsibility of those who are displaced and migrated due to climate change. But unfortunately enough, the concept of "climate refugees‟ itself is not recognized internationally, and no specific.......

Keywords: Climate-induced migration, climate refugees, legal vacuum, principle of common but differentiated responsibility, international legal framework, Bangladesh, susceptible to climate change, recognition of climate refugee

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Abstract: The thrust of this study is the classification and characterization of the language deficiencies in the written English of the final year students of Imo State University. To be able to achieve the objective of the study, a total of 200 male and female students were randomly selected from the various departments in all the faculties in the University. A written composition test was administered on the students. During the course of the test, the students were required to write on the spot a two-foolscap-paged essay on one out of three topics. The essays generated from the test were assessed by two experienced..........

Keywords: Classification, characterization, language, deficiencies, written English, and final year students

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Abstract: This research aims to analyze the potential and determine the strategy for tourism development in beachside regions. This is related to tourism development as a service sector that is expected to increase revenue both for the local agents of tourism and the government. By understanding the potential, a strategy can be applied in order to develop tourism. This research is expected to support the application of good governance programs in the Indonesian government system, especially in fishery and tourism.

Keywords: Fishery, beach, tourism, development

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Abstract: This study aimed to develop an integratedmodel of anti-corruption character education for elementary school students in Semarang city. The initial process of this research study started from the phenomenon of social facts in today's society.There are many social problems, especially corruption, increases uncontrollably. This is probably due to the patterns of education and parenting firmly attached to any individual which are less appropriate in the past. Consequently, a special method,i.e.an integrated model of anti-corruption character education is necessary...................

Keywords: Integrated Model ,anti corruption education, anti corruption behavior, elementary school students

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Abstract: Though knowledge on climate change has increased over time, previous studies showed that knowledge on farmers' perception on resilience to climate change and its variability was lacking. This study examined farmers' perceptions on resilience to climate change and its variability in Meatu and Iramba districts, Tanzania. A cross-sectional research design was used whereby, information was collected from 183 randomly selected households using a questionnaire. In addition, key informant interviews and focus group discussions were used to collect data. Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) was used to analyse quantitative data. In addition qualitative data were analyzed by using content analysis. Over 73% of household heads perceived to be highly resilient..........

Key words :- Climate change variability, Farmers, Iramba, Meatu, Perception, Resilience

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Abstract: In Aceh, it is important in purchase agreement to make a model harmonization of Islamic law, customary law and Western civil law. The process of ijab and qabul is done by the people of Aceh in the belief that transactions have to be legal both under the laws of the country and under Islamic law. Despite the fact that majority of Acehnese people are Muslims and enriched by the culture, but in buying and selling land and houses, they are still combining the three systems of law those are, Islamic law, customary law and Western civil law. Based on special autonomy granted to Aceh, specifically in the field of religion and custom, the opportunity to bring forth regulation like..........

Keywords: Model Harmonization, Islamic Law, Customary Law, Western Civil Law, Purchase Agreement, AcehBackground

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Abstract: The paper tackles the soundscapes of prisons as a manifestation of the power relations within the physical and spatial landscapes of imprisonment. In this context, the paper argues that duality between the notions of crime and punishment as well as between the actors who represent the rebel and the law is directly reflected in the soundscapes of prisons. In parallel with aforementioned duality, soundscapes of prisons seem to exhibit a binary nature. Following a short review of theoretical framework of ‗power-soundscape relationship............

Keywords: Acoustics of power, politics of sound, prison acoustics, soundscape

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