IOSR-JHSS   Volume-21 ~ Issue-12 ~ December-2016

Abstract: A morphometric evaluation of Bunbuni basin was carried out to determine the drainage characteristics. Total study area is 58.75 Km². Rivers are the active processes which have a tendency to change the channel morphology and hydrological characteristics by the attrition and deposition. The average slope of the study area varies from 0° in the North West to above 8° towards south west. The slope variation is controlled by the local lithology and erosion cycles. Basin morphometry is a means of numerically analyzing or precisely quantifying different aspects of a drainage basin. The morphometric parameters considered for analysis includes the areal and relief aspects of the basin. The study has strengthened in perceptive the hydrological, geological and geomorphological characteristics of the Bunbuni drainage basin.

Keywords: Morphometric evaluation, areal & relief aspects, attrition, Bunbuni river basin.

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Abstract: THE ROLE OF POWER IN LEADERSHIP The Power in leadership plays important role in execution of the objectives set by the organization in the Organization.. The leader has execute the powers entrusted in him by law by post. Power pays a very important role in effective leadership. In one sense, every-leader must have the necessary power as otherwise he cannot be held responsible or accountable for achieving certain goals. Leadership is sometimes described as positive or negative in terms of how the leader tries to motivate his subordinates. He is said to use positive leadership where he stresses rewards, whether they are economic or otherwise...........

Keywords: Culture , Leadership Skill, Motivation , Subordinate , Stress

[1] Herminia Ibarra and Otilia Obodaru (2009) Transforming Leaders -Women and the Vision Thing - Harvard Business Review South Asia – January 2009, pp.50-58
[2] Jeffrey D. Ford and Laurie W.Ford (2009) Decoding Resistance To Change : Harvard Business Review South Asia,
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[4] Jay Dewhurst (2009)Leadership Failure : HRM Review, The Icfai Uni. Press, June, 2009, pp.51
[5] Jay Dewhurst (2009)Leadership Style and Leadership Motivation : HRM Review, The Icfai Uni. Press, July, 2009, pp.37

Abstract: The appearance of integration-interconnection science discourse is motivated by the dichotomy reality between religious science (Islam) and non-religious science. The dichotomy development actually came up later after the collapse of the golden age of Moslem that lasted until thirteen century A.D. Those ages was characterized by the progressive civilization and science in Cordova and Baghdad. The histories proceeded for approximately 700 first years the resurrection up to years of the glories of Moslem. At that time, the dichotomy of science has not appeared.Just after that it happened a turning point, marked by the invasion of Mongolian army destroying the facilities of science.............

[1] Abdullah, M. Amin, dkk., Paradigma Integrasi-Interkoneksi, Buku I, Yogya-karta: Universitas Islam Negeri Sunan Kalijaga, 2009.
[2] Abdullah, M. Amin Islamic Studies, di Perguruan Tinggi, Pendekatan Interatif-Interkonektif, Yogyakarta: Pustaka Pelajar, 2012.
[3] ________, Agama, Ilmu dan Budaya, Paradigma Integrasi-Interkoneksi, Kuliah Inaugurasi, Yogyakarta: AIPI, 2013.
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Abstract: The study analyzed the e-reading habit of college faculty members. A total of 80 well structured questionnaires were distributed among college faculty members. The 71 questionnaires were returned for analysis. The present study demonstrates and elaborates the various aspects of e-reading habits of college faculty members like purpose of use e-reading, place where most frequently using e-reading, frequency & time spent for e-reading, awareness and use of e-reading, problem faced during using e-reading, search engines used by college faculty members for e-reading, opinion about e-reading materials. Further an attempt has also been made to conclusion of the study. The statistical analysis of the data for the present study was done by applying simple percentage

Keywords – E-reading habits, College faculty members

[1] Caverly, D.C. & Peterson, C.L. (2000). Technology in college developmental reading. In R. Flippo & D. Caverly (Eds.): The Handbook of College Reading and Study Strategy Research. Mahwah, N.J.: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.
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Abstract: The epistemological views and beliefs regarding the perceptual world and construction of knowledge related to it may be traced back to the schools of objectivism and subjectivism. The objective view of knowledge had influenced the methods of psychology and education until recent years, which was criticized for its passivity and behaviouristic approach to knowledge generation. The emergence of subjectivists view against the objectivism had resulted in the new outlook to understanding the nature of science and its processes, which led to a paradigm shift in understanding of science and its processes. The shift in perspectives of science and its methods has also influenced the perspectives of science education – its aims, methods, processes involved in knowledge construction..........

Key words :- Epistemology, Constructivism, objectivism, Subjectivism, learning process in science

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Abstract: We propose to study the causal link between Democracy, Diversity, and Economic Development. First we will talk about democracy and the index of democracy by designating the four countries chosen, with different degrees of democracy. Then we will probe and evaluate the literature on the cultural, ethnic, and religious diversities of these four countries. Finally, to study an example of the economic development of Silicon Valley which is characterized by a high diversity and a high degree of democracy

Keywords – Diversity, democracy, economic development

[1] Alesina A., Angeletos G. M., 2003a, Fairness and Redistribution : US versus Europe, Harvard Institute Research, Working Paper n° 02-37, MIT Department of Economics.

[2] Alesina A., Devleeschauwer A., Easterly W., Kurlat S., Wacziarg R., 2003b, Fractionalisation , Journal of Economic Growth, vol. 8, n° 2, pp. 155-194.

[3] Schmitter P., et Karl T.L., 1991, What democracy is … and is not, Journal of Democracy, vol. 2, no 3. p. 75 à 88.

[4] Held D., 1996, Models of Democracy, 2e éd. Stanford, Californie, Stanford University Press, p. 2.

Abstract: Today, international brands, ads, a mechanism that directs the values of the masses sees the function. With globalization of international brands, ads only consumed, but also distinguishes the values and lives, go through life with. A case of consumption promises, together with differing life, along with the modern phenomenon of individual happiness and ready. Enjoyment of life, existence, or to meet the requirements, not the means to consume to get ready. In this context, the search for pleasure, consumption needs to be happy. With the promise of June, thus addressing the subconscious and the inner motives have been very successful in drawing attention to advertising messages.

Keywords: Advertisement, sexual associations, to analyse, semiology, hedonism

[1] Barthes, Roland, (2005), Göstergebilimsel Serüven, İstanbul, Çev. M. Rifat, S. Rifat, Yky Yay.,
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Abstract: It is a fact that, the users of technology today are stuck between two very different paths that are used to conceive the world.On the one hand, a linear and quantitative perception mode specific to the Western world, as a visual space;and on the other hand, there is the Eastern holistic, qualitative rational auditory space, in which all the latest technologies push us into it.The advertisements of the international brands serve as a mechanism that guides the values of the masses.Many brands have grown out of their countries and they have been in search of new markets in various countries...........

Keywords: Globality, locality, semiotics.

[1] Aaker, David A. ve Erich Joachimsthaler, "The Lure of Global Branding", Harvard Business Review, Vol:77, No:6, 1999.
[2] Ahmet Taylan, Global-Local Culture Interaction, Mersin University Faculty of Communication Culture and Communication Magazine, 2008

Abstract: Advertising aimed at influencing the subconscious and messages hidden in advertisements are called subliminal messages. Subliminal advertisements carry the aim of making a product of advertisement, spreading a belief. We are aware of the reason why we prefer to buy a product that we bought in shopping. In this work, we have studied carefully how the world famous consumption material affects people's subconscious messages and how they are evaluated in Turkish Code and under which code

Keywords: Subliminal Advertising, subliminal, conscious, legal, sanction

[1] Ardıç, Oğuzhan, Common Law : The Beginning of Law- Personal Law- Family Law-Real Law, 4. Edition, Seçkin Publicatıons, Ankara, 2008.
[2] Aziz, Aysel, Radio and Television : Legal Arrangement, AÜ İletişim Fakültesi, Basın Yayın Araştırma ve Uygulama Merkezi Publicatıons, No:1, 1995.
[3] Bilge, Necip, The Beginning of Law, 14. Edition, Turhan Publicatıons, 2000, Ankara.
[4] Çelik, Metin, Consumer Directed Advertising, İstanbul University, Unpublished MA Thesis , İstanbul, 2000.

Abstract: What motivated this paper was the quest to inform people both from within and without Nigeria, of the need to understand insurgency and Boko Haram within the context of global, historical and theoretical perspectives as they relate to level of insecurity and how criminal they are to various societies. The data collected was purely documentary and anecdotal evidence which was analyzed qualitatively. Analysis was also made of the various counter insurgency measures (COIN) taken by successive governments in Nigeria to determine its success or otherwise..........

Keywords: Stemming, Tide, Insecurity, Boko Haram, Insurgency, Sociological, Viewpoint

[1] Abimbola, J.O and Adesote, SA (2012) Domestic Terrorism and Boko Haram Insurgency in Nigeria, Issues and trends: A Historical Discourse. Journal of Arts and contemporary society, Ceresin publications, Vol. 4, 2012. Pp. 11- 29.
[2] Adenrele, A. R (2012) Boko Haram Insurgency in Nigeria as a Symptom of Poverty and Political Alienation. IDSR Journal of Humanities and Social science (JHSS). Volume, 3, Issues 5 (NN-Dec 2012) pp 21- 26.
[3] Adibe, J. "Boko Haram": One Sect, Conflicting Naratives' African Renaissance, 9(1) 2012.