IOSR-JHSS   Volume-23 ~ Issue-4 ~ April -2018

Abstract: "Arranged Marriage‟ is a short story collection by Indian Diasporic Writer, Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni. The stories come out with varied themes and issues concerning India and America. Indian Culture, traditions, belief systems, values juxtapose the American way of living; Racial discrimination, Assimilation and Acculturation form part of the stories, the women of India and diasporic space encounter various issues surrounding their lives. All the stories are compact and content in themselves probing the readers to think and empathize with the characters and situations. This paper tries to analyze the women in the short stories and how they lead their lives whether happy or sad, satisfied or dejected.

[1] Divakaruni, Chitra Banerjee. Arranged Marriage. New York: Anchor Books, June 1996

Abstract: The objective of the study was to analyze and explain the effectiveness of law enforcement on the violation of foreign work permit in the Prov. South Sulawesi and to analyze and explain the factors that affect the effectiveness of law enforcement against breaches of employment by foreign workers. The research method used is normative legal research.

Key Words: Effectiveness, Law Enforcement.

[1] Abdul Khakim, 2014, Dasar-dasar Hukum KetenagakerjaanIndonesia, Citra AdityaBakti : Bandung
[2] Achmad Ali, 2015, Menguak Tabir Hukum, Kencana : Jakarta
[3] Ade Maman Suherman, 2004, Pengantar Perbandingan Sistem Hukum, PT. Raja Grafindo Persada : Jakarta
[4] Adrian Sutedi, 2015, Hukum Perizinan Dalam Sektor Pelayanan Publik, SinarGrafika : Jakarta
[5] Aminuddin Ilmar, 2014, Hukum Tata Pemerintahan, PrenadamediaGroup : Jakarta

Abstract: Sportive activity contributes to the development of human capital and forms the infrastructure of a qualified labor by enabling the training of physically and mentally healthy generations. The recent studies have shown that there exists a correlation between sport participation rate and labor market outcomes. This article examines the relationshipbetween sport participation rateof high school teenagers, employment rate and wage level in the USA for the period of 1971-2016. In this study, the correlation between the variables was surveyed by means of Johansen cointegration test and error correction model, and the positive correlation was identified between wage level variable and sport participation rate in the long run.

Keywords: Sport Participation Rate, Labor Markets, Employment, Wage Level.

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Abstract: Gender parity in primary and especially in secondary schools is something that Kenya has been facing for some years now. Many sub-Saharan countries inclusive of Kenya have miles to go before they achieve gender parity and equity in education. This is due to a number of challenges which include; high level of poverty, teacher supply and quality, HIV/AIDS pandemic and inadequate financial resource. This being a major challenge in Kenya, there are a variety of girl education challenge projects trying to counter the gender parity in secondary education which have made a lot of difference and progress in the Kenyan education system. In light of above, the study will look at the practice of project management with a close regard to the phase of project implementation being the phase that carries most of the project effort.............

Keywords – Provision of Social Support, Resource Availability, Stakeholder Involvement, Management Training and Project Implementation.

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Abstract: Today, financial resources financing is among the most important economic concerns and responsibilities. Companies can use different methods to finance. Currently, financing methods are effective on continuance of operations and implementation of profitable projects, in the companies' growth process, and lead to the survival of companies in today's competitive world. The current study aimed at investigation of the relationship between outsourcefinancing methods and companies' performance. In this regard, the two variables namely the bank loans and capital increase were considered. The statistical population of the study included the companies listed in Tehran Stock Exchange, in a 5-year period from 2012 to 2017. The results of the study showed that there is a significant relationship between the company's performance and financing through the capital increase. Also, about the financing through bank loan, it was revealed that there is no significant relationships between the company's performance and this method of financing..

Keywords: Financing, Capital, Bank Loan.

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Abstract: World Bank (2010) asserts that women empowerment is one of the key elements for poverty reduction and achieving primary development goals among developing economies. In India where the focus is increasingly shifting towards "inclusive growth‟, empowering women through improved education has become a key central policy across the nation. UN Women Report, 2005 establishes that educating the girl child is extremely important not only to ensure gender equality but in enabling them to be part of the countries labor force thereby aiding economic growth. This study therefore dwells deeper into the state of adult education of women in India and finds that even though the enrolment rates of women has been increasing, but the employment of women continues to be extremely low. This study further outlines the various reasons and barriers that affect women employability and subsequently put forward various policy measures to be taken up by the government to tackle this problem of women education as a limiting factor to their labor force participation.

Key Words: Education, Enrolment, Labour Force Participation , Women Empowerment.

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Abstract: The purpose of this study is as follows to study and analyze how the implementation of debt settlement debt law to creditors in commercial court of Makassar, and to know the factors that slow the process of debt settlement of debtors to creditors in commercial court of Makassar. This study uses a normative approach, namely research on legal principles and legal synchronization both vertical and horizontal.

Keywords: Legal Analysis, Debtor Debt, Bankruptcy

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Abstract: The purpose of this study is to know and analyze the implementation of land assessment by the land assessment team, and to identify and analyze the factors that influence the implementation of land assessment by the land assessment team. Research method in this research is research of empirical law that is research to execution of rule of law pertaining to appraisal to land in execution of land registration.

Keywoed: Land Aspect, Land Appraisal

[1] Abdulkadir Muhammad, 2004. Hukum dan Penelitian Hukum. Bandung: PT. Citra Aditya Bakti.
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Abstract: This study aims to identify and analyze the role of the National Land Agency as the implementer of land acquisition for the public interest and to know and analyze the obstacles of the implementation of the National Land Agency as the executor of land acquisition for the public interest. This research methode is normative, as research on legal principles and legal synchronization with the role of national land agency in land procurement for public interest.

Keywords: Yuridical Analysis, The Role Of The National Land Agency.

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Abstract: The purpose of this research is to know how Judge Judge Consideration in Decision Number 19 / PDT.G / 1994 / PN.MAROS concerning Revocation of Land Ownership, and to know What Factors Affect the Abolition of Land Ownership. This research method is empirical law research. namely research on the implementation of legal rules regarding the pembataoah rights on land. the case approach is used in this study by analyzing court decisions.

Keywords: The Legal Analysis, The Property Rights.

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Abstract: A political party is an organized group of individuals seeking to attain power to government in order to enjoy the benefits being derived from such control primarily for its members and supposedly for the masses. Political parties perform tasks both during election campaigns and between elections. Much of the work- candidate selection, ideological changes and policy making- take place within the parties rather than in the public domain. This paper therefore examines political parties as an important element in decision making in democratic societies. It argues that decisions/public policy which are to serve the interest of the populace do otherwise serve the interests of the political elites since the parties are formed by them and they dictate..............

Keywords: Political parties, politics, party politics, decision making, elite.

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