IOSR-JHSS   Volume-24 ~ Issue-11 ~ November. 2019

Abstract: The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is a permanent intergovernmental organisation. Its mission is, according to its statute, to coordinate and unify the petroleum policies of its Member Countries and ensure the stabilization of oil markets in order to secure an efficient, economic and regular supply of petroleum to consumers, a steady income to producers and a fair return on capital for those investing in the petroleum industry. Many authors point out that OPEC has lost his position in the oil market, others have the opposite opinion. This paper will explore the genuine role of the organisation in the global oil market by analysing its production quotas and its real oil production and their impact on the oil prices. The main conclusion of this paper is that OPEC has still a power in the global oil market but less than other time before......

Keywords: OPEC, oil production, quotas, crude oil market, Non-OPEC,

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Abstract: Marriage is the fundamental building block of all human civilization. Like it has been known India is a patriarchal society, The male dominates the family as well as the major decisions that are taken on a regular basis. After the birth of a child; females are made to believe that their dreams to study further or earn independently are taken away forever whereas it does not work the same way for a man. Marriage exists to bring a man and a woman together as husband and wife to be father and mother to any children their union produces, keeping in consideration that a child needs both equally. There is no such thing as "parenting." There is mothering, and there is fathering, and children do best with both if they are in equal proportion. Understanding that a child needs both mothering and fathering when in a society like India there is less fathering and excess of mothering.......

Keywords: Mothering, Fathering, Inequality, Gender, Parenting, Marriage

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Abstract: Rabhas are indigenous Mongoloid community. They are found in Nepal, Bhutan, Thailand, Myanmar, Bangladesh and Indian states of Assam, Meghalaya and West Bengal. The dialect spoken by the Rabha people is mostly Rabha as well as Assamese.In Assam, the Rabha people live mostly in Goalpara,Kamrup,Kokrajhar,Udalguri and Baksa districts and in some places of Bongaigaon,Chirang,Sonitpur and Karbi Anglong districts.They assert themselves a connection to the historical Koch kingdom. In the first phase, Rabha people are mainly forest dwellers. But now they are moved towards the settled urban life. Besidesthis, the change of modernization does not even touch them in a proper way. The Rabha people are always socio-economically backward due to their lack of knowledge and awareness towards their rights. The present study deals with the socio-economic conditions of Rabha people of Kamrup district of Assam...

Keywords: Rabha people, socio-economic condition, connection, backward

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Abstract: The woman who was a woman in the maternal society that had dominated the woman was very valuable. Sexual division of labor in all parts of society has reduced the status of woman. The woman gradually lost her rights. Natural woman deserves to have children; Because of giving, she has taken care of chores such as taking care of children and nurturing them. As a result, the man's business of manufacturing was discredited by former household chores and child care. As these customs became more common, the woman was isolated and placed in the confines of her world. It took the form of male manufactured assets. The woman's reproduction was branded as her duty. Her labor was worthless. As a result of the privatization of assets, the woman was forced to live on behalf of the man, irrespective of the economy. She was regarded as a consumer product and a child-receiving machine. She has been carefully guarded......

Keywords: Traditional Women's position- Male-domination, Modern-age Women empowerment - Women's Rights- Mahakavi Subramaniaya Bharathiyar - Vethathiri Maharishi works - Women Welfare

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Abstract: This research paper is experimental in nature. It investigates the written adjective phrase structure errors made by Moroccan students at the department of English, IbnTofail University. The studyfocuses on determining the types of students‟ written errors vis-à-vis their formed adjective phrases and suggesting an alternative teaching method as the treatment which the experimental group has to receive. To do so, 80 semester two students havebeen arbitrarily divided into two groups: the experimental and control groups. The two groups‟ errors have been analyzed on the basis of three discovered types of errors: omission errors, addition errors and mis-ordering errors. The differencesbetween the experimental and control groups‟ pretest and posttest errors have been confirmed by qualitative and quantitative measurement including the application of the t-test.Thequalitative and quantitative analysis of the results has demonstrated the effectiveness of the adopted treatment, the inductive teaching method......

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Abstract: ‗The context of sustainability is a situation where minimal changes in project outputs are experienced regardless of the social, economic and political changes. Generally, sustainable development is achieved through involving the community in participating in the benefits intended. This study therefore focused on how stakeholder's involvement influences sustainability of funded projects in public hospital: a case of HIV/AIDS projects funded at Nyeri County Referral Hospital. The target population for this study was 137 employees from the HIV/AIDS programmes funded at Nyeri County Referral Hospital. All the 137 members in the target population were to be included.....

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Abstract: Sweetpotato (Ipomea batatas)is the seventh most important food crop after wheat, rice, maize, potato, barley and cassava in Sub –Saharan Africa and in Kenya. It is a health and food security crop with a flexible source of income to rural households.. Improved sweetpotato varieties were disseminated by different institutions and organization in Migori County from 2014, but studies reveal that production is still low. Studies have shown that access to information is vital for improving agricultural production especially in rural areas where agriculture is the main source of livelihood.The purpose of this study wasto establish sources of information access on production and marketing pathways of improved sweetpotato varieties in Migori County, Kenya. The research designwas household survey in Migori sub counties, Suna East, Suna West, Kuria West and Kuria East. Random sampling........

Keywords: Adoption, information access,Improved, sweetpotato

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Abstract: This article deals with the analysis of Gojri compounds from morpho- semantic perspectives. A qua-litative descriptive approach is used for the analysis of the data. The data indicate that Gojri makes use of the total and partial reduplication of words. The semantic function of this morphological process is to fill the voca-bulary gap in the language and to express different semantic meanings. In Gojri, reduplication intensifies and emphasise the meanings and it also expresses the meanings of diminution and distribution of actions over a stretch of time.

Keywords: Gojri, morpho-semantic, reduplication

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Abstract: This paper explores the participation of rural women in conservation of environment in rural Bangladesh. On the basis of survey conducted on some randomly selected rural women in a typical coastal based rural area in Bangladesh, the study demonstrates a number of important conclusions that women are mostly involved in the activities relating to the conservation of environment along with their traditional household activities. They are interested in such activities because they obtain substantial benefits as food security, income, health care and above all in maintaining a sustainable and balanced eco system. Findings suggest that involvement of women to a larger extent in such activities can augment the socio-economic development of Bangladesh and it is imperative for preserving sustainable development

Keywords: Women, environment, conservation, eco system, sustainable.

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Abstract: The existence of credit in the business activities is very vital for enterprises including small industries and consumers. Business actors in the procurement of capital to start a business or business development often require funding from external parties. Credit becomes an alternative choice that is very helpful in the procurement of capital. Credit is the provision of money made by banks by charging interest to customers by paying in installments. Payments made not in cash carry a high degree of risk to the provider of funds. Therefore, collateral for credit is needed. The presence of the Credit Guarantee Institutions is a way for the banks to extend credit to business actors. However, in the implementation there are various obstacles. the purpose of this study.......

Keywords: Credit Guarantor, legal protection, risk, installment payments

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Abstract: This paper investigates how mobilisation of instructional resourced influenced internal efficiency of public technical training institutions in Bungoma County, Kenya. The study was conducted to ascertain how instructional resource mobilisation has affected internal efficiency of public technical training institutions in Bungoma County, Kenya. The study was conducted in 4 technical training institutes. A total of 4 TTI officers, 16 resource mobilisation managers and 150 tutors formed the sample size for the study. They were selected through purposive and stratified random sampling technique. Data was collected through questionnaires and interview schedule. The data collected was analysed through descriptive and inferential statistics. The research established that moderate.....

Keywords: Instructional, Materials, Resources, Mobilisation, TVET

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Abstract: Although rural areas in Mizoram are calm with a pleasant environment, there are numbers of socio-economic problems which become an important agenda across the world. This is also evident in the context of India where a majority of the population live in rural areas associated with backwardness and poverty. In the state of Mizoram, 48 percent of the population lives in rural areas with significant differences from urban areas in their social and economic condition. To tackle these problems, the state government has implemented different programmes and schemes through a network of 26 rural development Blocks and 8 district rural development Agencies. Besides the schemes and programmes from the central government, the state government also implemented various....

Keywords: Livelihood diversification, Sustainable Livelihood Framework, Livelihood Assets, Living Conditions, Rural Development.

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Abstract: This research conducted with the aim of 1) To analyze and understand the nature of restorative justice for domestic violence; 2) To analyze and find factors that influence restoration justice towards domestic violence; and 3) To understand and find the application of a restorative justice approach to domestic violence. Based on the basic problems outlined in this research proposal which emphasizes: whether with the enactment of Law Number 23 of 2004 concerning the Elimination of Domestic Violence, this type of research is included in the type of empirical research, with an approach to justice and legal certainty analyzing social phenomena from point of view of restorative justice..

Keywords: Restorative Justice, Domestic Violence

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Abstract: Strategic significance of Myanmar in the recent times must be viewed from the lens of geo-politics, geo-economics and strategic calculus. Although India enjoys competitive advantages until now and before Myanmar's reconciliation and bridge-building with the United States and other regional powers such as highly competitive Japan, South Korea and China — nevertheless, there remain certain critical areas of concern. Given this context, this Paper argues for understanding the dynamics of each of these geo-strategic players in the internal political development of Myanmar and its transition to democracy.

Keywords: Myanmar, United States, Japan, South Korea, China, India, ethnic reconciliation

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