IOSR-JHSS   Volume-22 ~ Issue-10 ~ October-2017

Abstract: The purposes of this study are: a. to identify the various problems of entrepreneurs around tourism industry ofMalang, It concerns about marketing, finance, entrepreneurship attitude and maintain business sustainability b. to explore the entrepreneur needs to strengthen their business in order to develop their business.This research was conducted in the location of attractions in Malang Indonesia, namely: Jatim Park, Selecta, Batu Night Spectacular and PayungBatu with a number of 60 respondents. The results show thatMalang tourism entrepreneurship necessary for the development capital is a problem in general because their capital is very low.Synergy between local government.............

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[3] Meredith Geoffrey G et al 2005.Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice.PT.PustakaBinamanPressindo. Jakarta.
[4] Pendit,S.Nyoman. 2013.Tourism Studies An Introduction. PradnyaParamita Jakarta.
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Abstract: Women Novelists of the Pre- Independence period provide a true picture of the women in contemporary times. It was for the first time in 19th century that the women‟s issues were raised in India on a large scale and efforts were made to reform the conditions. The burning issues of those times like "sati‟, child marriage, female infanticide, widowhood, "purdah‟, polygamy, "devdasi‟ and lack of education amongst women in society were taken into account. Out of these some of the issues like child marriage, education for women, widowhood and its consequences, polygamy, problems of property rights to women, dowry system, power struggle amongst women in the house due to insecurity etc., have been highlighted through the lives of women portrayed in the novels. Swarnakumari Debi‟s The Uprooted Vine is chosen for study in this research paper.

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Abstract: In light of growing of the terrorism, the sectarian, ethnic and religious disturbances in the Middle East recently, which followed by the attacks against religious sects, such as Yazidism in Sinjar in northern Iraq, Christians in Mosul, and Churches in Egypt. A Palestine unique case in the Middle East comes to highlight the fact that it is the center of heavenly religions, the land of peace and coexistence, and it is the true model that humanity aspires to reach. This paper...........

Keywords:- Palestine, Israel, Muslims, Christians, tolerance, religious brotherhood

[1] Edmond Rabbat, "Christians in the East before Islam." Maabar, Special Issue, February 2009. Web. >http://www.maaber.org/issue_february09/spotlights2.htm<
[2] Peter Madabiel, Bir Zeit History of the site and its Latin patronage. trans. Father Aziz Halawa, review Dr. Peter Madros, Professor Moussa Alloush, and Dr. Hala Keila (Bir Zeit: 2009)
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[5] Nasser Laham, "The number of Palestinian Christians is 2 million, not 200 thousands." Ma'an News Agency, Bethlehem, Dec, 26, 2012. http://maannews.net/Content.aspx?id=550556.

Abstract: Globalization with its attendant processes as well as cultural and economic forces ushered in new creative demands including markets within locals thereby enabled competition among parity products necessitating differentiation in design approaches in Nigeria. Alongside the evolutionary trends is technological advancement which seemingly distanced the traditional method of design production. This art historical paper relies on contextual issues bordering on economics, financial, history of advertising, including graphics, socio -cultural, government policies as well as the market to arrive at conclusions. Currently, increased globalization of business activities indicate that the scope of advertising involvement given marketing communication mix developed tremendously from local to global.......

Key words: Attitudinal change, distilled culture, designs and benefits

[1] Ajayi, O. (in Okere) " Nigerian Manufacturing Sector: not much to cheer at 52" The Guardian Lagos: Wednesday October 3, 2012, p63.
[2] Amifor J. "Installation in Outdoor Advertising Design: Engagement with Graphics and Sculpture 3D Interface" An International Journal of Arts and Humanities Vol.5 (1), S/No 16, January, 2016.
[3] Amifor, J. "Deploying Creative Design Bellow-the- media to enhance brand visibility in South-East and South-South Nigeria." International Journal of Advanced Research, 5 (16) 2016, 1-12.
[4] Amifor, J. "Nigeria‟s sustainable development: Visual Communication Design and Photography Dimension" Journal of Tropical Built Awka: Faculty of Environmental Sciences, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Vol.1, No 4, July 2014, pp, 387-400.
[5] Amifor, J. "Change: A Radical Response for Repositioning of Nigeria‟s Visual Communication Design and Photography" Professor Bassey Andeh Journal of Cultural Studies Calabar: Professor Bassey Andeh Center for Cultural Studies Calabar,(2008) Vol. 3, pp,122-145. www.academicexcellencesociety.com

Abstract: The issue of disaster is complex and multidimensional which can be studied from various scientific disciplines including social sciences. On the other hand, there is a change of orientation in disaster management that initially emphasizes the technical dimension shifting to human and community handling into new areas for social researchers to develop study in the field of disaster with various perspectives and approaches. Ethnography as one approach in social research that emphasizes exploration of social phenomena in its original setting is holistic-integrative, thick description and qualitative analysis deemed relevant and contextual used in current developing disaster studies. Through this writing, the writer offers the idea how important he ethnographic approach to be used in doing a research relating to the disaster.

Key words: disaster issue; multi-dimension; multi-dicipliner; disaster research; ethnography approach diglossia.

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[5] Denzin, Norman and Lincoln, Yvonna. 2009. Handbook of Qualitative Research. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publication..

Abstract: The statehood movement was one of the important historical events of the post - merger period of Manipur. It was a mass movement in which all the leading political social and voluntary organisation in the state, were actively involved and participated in one way or other. The causes for the outbreak of the movement were directly connected with the administrative change in the state which was developed just after the merger of Manipur into India in the year 1949. It was a long continued movement based on the democratic and non-violent principal. The demand and aspiration of the people was finally fulfilled after the movement passed through different phase of the political struggle..

Key words: Assembly, Constitution, Commissioner, council, Democracy, Government, Muslim, Statehood

[1] N. Joykumar Singh: Colonialism to Democracy. A History of Manipur 1919-1972, Published by Spectrum Publication, First Published in 2002 Delhi. P. – 201
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Abstract: This study explores the English and Central Kurdish1demonstratives as deictic expressions by stating their morphological, syntactical, and semantic properties. As a result, the similar and different linguistic properties of the demonstratives of the two languages are pointed out. The outcome of the study may provide more elucidation to linguistics in general. Additionally, it may give clearer vision to language pedagogy and translation.

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Abstract: The paper is aimed at making conceptual analysis of the dynamics of inflation, for the purpose of providing vital information on contemporary knowledge and understanding of the patterns and nature of effects of some variables on inflation in developing economies and countries of Commonwealth West Africa. Existing literatures on inflation and its dynamics were used as source of data for this study. Methodology used in this research was relied heavily on existing literatures (previous studies) on the subject. The paper indicated that various previous studies used a number of (but limited) econometrics models which limits the scope of the analysis of the various write ups.A number of studies reported positive significant relationships or influences by money supply, exchange rate, GDP (as a measure of economic growth), interest rate and fiscal deficit on inflation rate. The paper concluded that not.........

Key words: Inflation, Developing Economies, Dynamics, Commonwealth

[1] G. Adu, andG. Marbuah, Determinants of Inflation in Ghana: An Empirical investigation, South African Journal of Economics (SAJE),79 (3), 2011,251–269.
[2] S.U.R. Aliyu, and A.Englama, Is Nigeria ready for Inflation Targeting?"Munich Personal Repec Archive.MPRA Paper No. 14870, 2009available at http://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/14870/(accessed 01 December 2016).
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[4] O.O. Babalola, J.D.Danladi, K.J.Akomolafe, andO.P. Ajiboye, Inflation, Interest Rates and Economic Growth in Nigeria,European Journal of Business and Management, 7(30), 2015, 91-102.
[5] F. Bashir, H. Nawaz, K.Yasin, U.Khursheed, J. Khan, and M.J.Quresh, Determinants of Inflation in Pakistan: An Econometric Analysis Using Johansen Co-integration Approach, Australian Journal of Business and Management Research, 1(5), 2011,71–82..

Abstract: The present research aims to study the impact of parenting style and ethnicity on academic achievement motivation and mental health of female adolescent students. Three Dimensional Parental Behavior Inventory (TDPBI) of Ojha (1993), Academic Achievement Motivation Test (AAMT) of Sharma (2009) and Mental Health Inventory of Jagadish and Srivastava, (1983) were used for data collection. The samples for the present research were drawn from tribal and non-tribal adolescent students of Ranchi town. The sample was selected by stratified random sampling technique from different inter-mediate colleges and +2 schools. Mean, SD, t-ratio and correlation were used for data analysis. The result revealed that the student sample of rejecting parenting style had lower academic.......

Key words: Academic achievement motivation, Ethnicity, Mental health, Parenting style

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