IOSR-JHSS   Volume-24 ~ Issue-5 ~ May -2019

Abstract: The need for a cultural rebirth is most pressing in Africa at the moment. This is because much of what used to be the cherished African culture has been bastardized by alien values foisted upon the people through the agents of modernization of which the modern mass media are paramount. This article argues that the trend could be reversed through integrating local programme content like folklore into broadcasting and giving it the needed emphasis. The paper uses analytical format to argue its case, borrowing heavily from the folklore of the Etsakos in Edo State and the Igalas in Kogi State, Nigeria, written in vernacular with its translation. This article concludes that folklore..........

Keywords: Media integration, Adaptation, Folklore, Broadcasting, Cultural development, Etsako, Igala, Nigeria, Edo State, Kogi State.

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Abstract: The topic of discourse titled "Advancement of Global Peace Building from the Periscope of Kant‟s Philosophy of Perpetual Peace" is centered on the clarion call for the placement of the study of Arts and Humanities at the forefront of human existential candescence. Global peace is a phenomenal thrust in Arts and Humanities, which if jettisoned could affect our existence. Within this frame of conception, Kant‟s Philosophy of perpetual is examined in Arts and Humanities to proffer to solution to man. Kant‟s perpetual peace as an expository and critical adumbration reveals the indispensability of Arts and Humanities in all facets of man‟s endevours. Kant‟s indulgences in..........

Key Terms: Peace, Global Peace, Perpetual Peace

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Abstract: Soil has influenced progression of civilization in many regions because it supports food production. Growth in world population has been met by intensification of soil utilization which in turn has caused diverse changes in physical, biological and chemical properties of soil resource. In Nyakach Sub-county in western Kenya intensified agricultural production and soil degradation have proceeded hand-in-hand. This area portrays a mismatch between agricultural production and soil quality. Efforts to curb soil degradation in the area have not yielded the desired results. Therefore this study was purposed to find out the effect of local crops on physical soil degradation;.......

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Abstract: This study aims to find out and analyze and find: First, the essence that underlies law enforcement in combating narcotics crime; Second, the legal function of combating narcotics crimes, Third, the effectiveness of law enforcement in combating narcotics crime in South Sulawesi.The type of research used is a juridical-sociological research method or researcher who examines the applicable legal provisions and what happens in the community. The nature of the study is descriptive analytical. The location of the study was carried out in South Sulawesi as many as 24 districts/cities. The consideration is that South Sulawesi is the province with the highest level of Narcotics Crime in Indonesia outside Java.

Keywords: Law Enforcement, Narcotics Crime.

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[5]. Anwar, Yesmil. 2009. Sistem Peradilan Pidana: Konsep, Komponen, dan Pelaksanaannya dalam Penegakan Hukum di Indonesia. Bandung: Widya Padjadjaran

Abstract: Background: Alcohol dependency is a disorder which affects not merely the Persons with Alcohol Dependence Syndrome (PWADS) but the members of the family / care givers as well. Design: This study was conducted on 20 PWADSs and their Care Givers (CGs). This paper focuses on the issues like problems in alcohol consumption and assesses the confidence of PWADS to abstain from alcohol. The study also confines its analysis in the area of family interaction pattern, quality of life, family burden, family coping pattern and co- dependency pattern in the CGs. Further an attempt is made to analyze the correlation between the problem in alcohol abuse and family interaction pattern, burden, quality of life, coping skill, co-dependency outcome variables. Results: All PWADS are males, mean age.........

Key Terms: Interaction Pattern, Quality of life, Burden, Coping, Co-dependency

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Abstract: There are numerous practices that effect and mischief the trustworthiness of financial markets. This study essentially went for investigating the meaning of market manipulation at the common law and the Malaysian law. Hence, there are four fundamental objectives to this study: define market manipulation and its common forms, how does the manipulator benefit from manipulation? Critically evaluate of the securities commission‟s « SC » role to fight market manipulation and evaluate the effectiveness of the law through its enforcement and implementation according to the recent cases in Malaysia. In general, to accomplish these targets......

Key Terms: capital markets and services act 2007 « CMSA », market abuse, market manipulation, manipulator, securities commission « SC »

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Abstract: Indigenous crafts are mainly a small scale production with some particular skill and knowledge. India is rich in diverse crafts and culture. North-East India is also recognized by its different beautiful indigenous handicrafts. Handicrafts are the traditional crafts which are made by hand or by some small tools. These crafts are still practised within the rural communities by generation to generation. These are weaving, pottery making, bamboo and cane crafts, goldsmith etc. Mahatma Gandhi also gave importance on handicrafts. His ideas emphasised the significance of handicrafts i.e. spinning, weaving and other hereditary indigenous handicrafts of rural areas. His views on handicrafts are related to this industrial society. Industrial societies produce endless goods which create competition and.........

Keywords: Indigenous Craft, Handicrafts, Self Sufficiency, Hira Community.

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Abstract: Vocational interest means the desire of a person to work in a particular field in order to earn for surviving his/her life. The purpose of this study was to examine vocational interest of senior secondary school students of Aligarh district of Uttar Pradesh. To know the vocational interest of students, the researcher used the Career Preference Record (CPR) developed and standardized in 2001 by Vivek Bhargava and Rajshree Bhargava. The data collected from samples were analyzed with the help of SPSS by applying percentile method and the study revealed the interest of students in ten vocational areas, i.e; mass media & journalism, artistic & designing, science & technology........

Keywords: Vocational Interest,Senior Secondary school Students, Career Preference, stream of study

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Abstract: The primary purpose of this study was to explore the Prevalence, Causes and Prevention of Primary School Dropout in Gurage Zone, Ethiopia. To achieve this objective, the research used descriptive survey research design to gather data from 24 primary schools distributed in 6 districtsand 2 City administrationsin Gurage Zone.The samples consist of primary school principals, school teachers, district education officers, Parent-Teacher Association members (PTA), dropout students and Zonal education office experts.Questionnaire, interview and......

Key Words: Primary school dropouts, dropout factors, Ethiopia, Gurage Zone

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