IOSR-JHSS   Volume-24 ~ Issue-7 ~ July -2019

Abstract: Bioethics and biolaw from a religious point of view This paper seeks to explore the role played by religion in bioethics and biolaw and, more specifically, to analyse the extent to which this religious factor influences the rejection of the figure of gestational surrogacy in our country. After analysing the evolution of science, law, ethics and bioethics in Spain, as well as the undeniable role that religion plays in scientific developments, this paper will examine the figure of gestational surrogacy from the Spanish religious point of view. As a result we see how, despite being a secular state, most of the arguments against gestational surrogacy put forward by non-religious actors correlate with the anti-surrogacy pronouncements of the Catholic Church.

KEYWORDS: Bioethics / Biolaw / Religious factor / Gestational surrogacy / Secular state / Aconfessional Laicism / Fundamental rights

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Abstract: This paper analyzed the role of social networks on the business performance of women entrepreneurs in Bauchi the study used a survey methods and a total of 240 women entrepreneurs were surveyed and logit regression model was used to estimate the impact of social network on their performance the finding shows that social network has positive impact on business performance. However, it was discovered that women in this region are not fully enjoying the benefits of social networking due to cultural and religious restrictions which limits their interactions with others consequently, they could not benefit from the enormous......

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Abstract: The objective of this paper is to analyze the perception and representation of gender violence and the impact that changes in the socio-cultural context can have on it. The discourse is the main reflection of cultural and social beliefs and serves as a fundamental element to explore and understand the legitimacy of gender violence; the notion of social representation allows us to capture this collective dimension of social problems in their context and in moments of social transformation.The research process carried out semi-structured interviews with Mexican people living in Spain and living in Mexico, exploring four main dimensions: definitions of gender violence; the reactions and the intensity of this kind of violence; the causes of gender violence, as well as personal.....

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Abstract: Cross-cultural communication is significant among various people, races and countries as a key factor to promote the cultural interaction and sustainable economical development. One Belt One Road Initiative (OBOR) can be considered as an infrastructure and trade project aiming at reviving the ancient Silk Road. This project is a peace-building initiative as well after Shanghai Cooperation Organization. In this respect, Turkey as the Central Corridor of One Belt One Road is the key player to expand historical importance for the revival of the Silk Road within Middle East, Asia Minor, Balcans, Black Sea, Caucasia, South&Central Europe and Northern Africa. By so,.....

Keywords: One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative, cross cultural communication, Turkey China relations, intercultural interaction

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Abstract: This article aims at investigating the students‟ perception towards English lecturers at IAIN Bone. The data were collected through structured interview with 9 students of IAIN Bone, this article used observation, diary, document, and video camera. Data analysis in a qualitative study is a dynamic, intuitive and creative process of thinking and theorizing. The need to teach English language appropriately in particular is a challenge for all the lecturers in Indonesia. Today, it has become obligatory for the lecturers to rethink and renovate their teaching strategies with the changing times. The specific perceptions of students can be used to use to enhance the process of language,.....

Keywords: students, lecturer, perceptions, and professional

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Abstract: Kenya is a host to many refugees with majority located at Dadaab refugee camp which in the year 2011 was declared the largest refugee camp in the world. Most refugees in Dadaab camp are victims of disasters of political violence or war and drought especially from the war torn Somalia. The stressful experiences of the adult refugees throughout the migration period exposed them to emotional and psychological suffering that require therapeutic counselling. In Dadaab therapeutic counselling is mainly offered by five agencies. Despite the therapeutic counselling, anxiety disorder is prevalent at Dadaab refugee camp, hence the need to understand efficacy levels of therapeutic counselling. The purpose of this study was to investigate efficacy level of therapeutic counselling in dealing....

Keywords: Efficacy Levels, Therapeutic Counselling, Anxiety Disorder, Adult Refugees

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Abstract: Sustainable competitive advantage has been a major topic of interest among managers of both commercial and non-commercial Organizations globally. As the operating environment becomes competitive, managers faced with dwindling performance for their Organisations are concerned not just with achieving competitive advantage but sustaining the same for long term benefit. This is achieved mostly through leadership alignment which is the fit between a firm's strategy and its internal and external factors. The significance of Leadership alignment in a business context has been devoted to the fit between business competitive strategies and internal factors. Creating a.....

Keywords: Leadership alignment, Sustainable competitive advantage, Firm size

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Abstract: This paper focused on strategies for library security constituting information security of library collections traditionally and virtually with the aim of securing users and security of personal effects in Federal University Gashua Library, Yobe State, North-East, Nigeria. To achieve the aims of this study, two (2) objectives and seven (7) recommendations were stated to guide and manage the issues. Questionnaire was the main instrument for data collection. Thus, twenty (20) questionnaires were distributed to library users of federal university gashua (FUGA). Descriptive statistic.....

Keywords: Security, Computer, Users and Library

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Abstract: In recent times, it is common to hear people saying" the world is becoming a small village". This is definitely because of nothing but information. To get well organize information system at a national level; it is must that each authority at the grass root level is concerned with the compilation of reliable data at the local level. Likewise, schools need to have a good data compilation system to keep themselves up to date with the changing global situations and.....

Keywords: Data, EMIS, Management, Secondary schools, Wereda

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Abstract: In the beginning of the Romantic Movement with the publication of the lyrical ballads, the joint venture of words worth and Coleridge, the role the Gita in molding the thoughts of these two older romantics cannot be minimized. It was in 1796 when Coleridge, in all likelihood, came across the contents opt the gita for the first time. This is particularly recorded by the eminent John Drew in his book "India the romantic imagination‟.

Keywords: Intellectual potential, Western outlook, Hindu mythology, Indian philosophy, Cultural heritage, Romantic Movement.

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