IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-3 ~ March 2020

Abstract: Globally, cancer has been a silent killer disease and has affected many lives. This study aimed at establishing the influence of cancer on emotional wellbeing of cancer patients in Laikipia West Sub-County in Laikipia County and was based at the Nyahururu Hospice. This is one of the areas where cancer is prevalent. Nyahururu Municipality, Igwamiti and Muthengera locations were the key areas of interest because from these areas at least four people die out of cancer every month.The Hospice handles at least 15 cases of cancer per week. The study adopted descriptive survey research design. Target population was 504 from Laikipia West-Sub County. The sample size was 222 patients selected from the three localities by using purposeful stratified method of sampling. A ratio of 2:1:1 was used on the sample size to give the sample size for Nyahururu Municipality, Muthengera location and Igwamiti......

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Abstract: The study set out to assess entrepreneurial development as an antecedent for growing Zimbabwe‟s economy. The study was motivated by the persistent regression of the economy from a high of 1.6% in 2010 to 0.22% of the GDP in 2016.The pragmatic approach was adopted, in which both quantitative and qualitative methodologies were used. The study population consisted of 300 SMEs registered with the Ministry of Small to Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) as at 31 December 2016; and the sample size was 171respondents obtained through the purposive sampling technique. The response rate was 96.4 % and the quantitative data were collected using the questionnaire and analysed using the Scientific Programme for Social Sciences (SPSS).The results that are discussed in this segment are from.....

Key words: Entrepreneurial development, Business incubators, Entrepreneurial Education, Economic Development.

[1]. Al-Mubaraki, H. M., & Busler, M. (2010). Business incubators: Findings from a worldwide survey, and guidance for the GCC states. Global Business Review, 11(1), 1-20.
[2]. Arasti, Z., Zandi, F., & Bahmani, N. (2014). Business failure factors in Iranian SMEs: Do successfulandunsuccessful entrepreneurs have different viewpoints? Journal of Global Entrepreneurship Research, 4(1), 10.
[3]. Ariyo,D. (2000). "Small Firms Are the Backbone of the Nigeria Economy." Africa Economic Analysis. http://www.afbis.com/analysis/small.ht.
[4]. Arokiasamy, & Raj, A. (2012). Literature Review: Service Quality in Higher Education Institutions in Malaysia. Contemporary Business Studies.
[5]. Audu, R., Kamin, Y. B., & Balash, F. (2013). Technical vocational education: as a veritable tool for eradicating youth unemployment.International. Organization of Scientific Research.

Abstract: Rural areas in Nigeria have remained the most backward enclaves of economic space. This region which has more than 60% of the nation's population constitutes an indispensable factor in the overall development of the country. However, this study is concerned generally with the challenges of rural manpower planning and development in Akamkpa Local Government Area, Cross River State, Nigeria. The paper examined the manpower skills needed in Akamkpa in order to match manpower demand and also the problems and prospects of skills development and what implication such findings have in the context of rural manpower planning and utilization. The study identified the type of skills and empowerment scheme needed and also the challenges and solutions to rural manpower planning and development. Data used in the study was generated from the field through semi-structured.........

Keywords: Rural manpower Planning, skill acquisition, Empowerment and Akamkpa Local Government Area.

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[3]. Ochiche C. Abua,; Ajake, A.O. and Okpiliya, F. I. (2013).Spatio-Temporal Distribution of Rural Markets in Bekwarra Local Government Area of Cross River State, Nigeria. International Organization of Scientific Research Journal of Humanity and Social Sciences.Vol. 16, Issue 3, Pp 104-112.
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[5]. Ochiche, C. A. and Adie, H. I. (2017). Administration of Urban Water Supply, Issues, in Ugep, Yakurr Local Government Area of Cross River State, Nigeria. IOSR Journal of Humanities and Social Science. Vol.22, Issue 6, Ver.5, pp 20-30

Abstract: The Aim of this paper is to examine the implications of Alain Badiou‟s notion of the "Event‟. The presentation will outline pivotal notion of the event, a new theory of change. Event refers to an occurrence in the life of Human Beings which opens a new horizon in life.

Keywords: Alain Badiou, event, truth, being.

[1]. Badiou, Alain. Being And Event. Trans. Oliver Fetham. New York: Continuum, 2005.
[2]. Badiou, Alain. Manifesto for Philosophy. Trans & Ed. Normal Madarasz and Albany. New York: Suny Press,1999.
[3]. Badiou, Alain. Infinite Thought. Trans. Oliver Fetham & Justin Clements. New York : Continuum, 2003.
[4]. Badiou, Alain. Theory of the Subject. Trans. Burno Bosteels. New York : Continuum, 2009.
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Abstract: Discussion: This study aims to understand and explain the consequences of breaching the principles of Private and Confidential in Indonesia Arbitration. Research Method: This research is a normative jurudical with the study of legal principles. The main source of this study is secondary data, which consists of primary, secondary, and tertiary legal resources. The empirical study is used as a non-legal resource, which aids the researcher in analyzing the regulation without altering the character of legal study as a normative approach. The primary data (empirical) includes customs and annulment of arbitral award cases. Discussion: The result shows that the breach of private and confidential under the Arbitration Act is caused by dissension between the principles and the annulment of the arbitral award, which utilize a form of litigation that is accessible to the public..........

Keywords: Private and Confidential Principles, Arbitration Dispute Resolution

[1]. Abdul Kadir Muhammad, 2004, Hukum dan Penelitian Hukum [law and Legal Research], Citra Aditya Bakti, Jakarta.
[2]. Bambang Sutiyoso, 2008, Hukum Arbitrase dan Alternatif Penyelesaian Sengketa [Arbitration Law and Arbitration Dispute Resolution], Gama Media, Jakarta.
[3]. Batubara, Sulaiman and Orinton Purba, 2013, Arbitrase Internasional Penyelesaian Sengketa Investasi Asing Melalui ICSID, UNCITRAL, dan SIAC [International Arbitration Dispute Resoluiton by ICSID, UNCITRAL, and SIAC], Raih Asa Sukses (Penebar Swadaya Group), Jakarta.
[4]. Suyud Margono, 2010, Penyelesaian Sengketa Bisnis Alternatif Dispute Resolution (ADR)[Alternative Business Dispute Resolution], Ghalia Indonesia, Bogor.
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Abstract: Ecocriticism is the study of the relationship between humans and their environments, built and natural, and how it is portrayed in literature. It is an ecologically inspired approach to literary and cultural studies. Ecocriticism is concerned with the relationship between literature and the environment or how man's relationships with his physical environment are reflected in literature. In this paper, Rokunga's poems will be read from certain perspectives of ecocriticism. Rokunga is one of the greatest Mizo poets and was named as ‗Poet of the Century' (1900 – 2000) among the Mizo.

Key Words: Ecocriticism, Nature, Mizo, Mizoram

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[3]. Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature and Environment: ISLE http://isle.oxfordjournals.org/
[4]. Lalvunga, K.C. ―Rokunga Thlirna.‖ Mizo nih tinuamtu Rokunga. Ed. B. Lalthangliana. Aizawl: Rokunga Memorial Society and Aizawl Dev.Authority, 2008. 71-81. Print.
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Abstract: This research paper is the result of a comparative study between Mizoram and Odisha in terms of how Forest Rights Act are implemented in these two states. In Mizoram, the pilot districts of Kolasib and Mamit are chosen as bases of research and in Odisha, Kandhamal district (G. Udayagiri, Tindikamba village) are chosen as the bases of this research. The scheduled tribes and other traditional forest dwellers (recognition of forest rights) act, 2006, popularly known as the forest rights act (FRA), is an act of parliament that was passed on 18th December, 2006 (Ministry of Tribal Affairs 2014) to give the tribal communities and the traditional forest dwellers, rights over their forest lands. Forest lands may include unclassified forests, un-demarcated forests, deemed forests, protected forests, reserved forests, sanctuaries, national parks and lands used for cultivation. This act primarily aims to address the historical injustice that has been inflicted upon the tribal communities, the pastoral communities and forest dwellers, whereby

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Abstract: Background: This study examines online comments on corruption stories by news readers to ascertain if such comments contain hate messages or not. The study examines the nature of conversation that takes place among readers. Readers interact with news content as presented online by reacting to stories as reported. Materials and methods: The study adopts the Critical Discourse Analysis and purposively examines comments on four high profile corruption stories of 2016 in two national newspapers, Vanguard and Punch. Results: Analysis shows the dimension of these conversations sometimes slides into hateful expression that is generally aimed at not just those commenting but the central figure of the corruption story as reported in the news. Such hateful expressions are targeted directly at the entire tribe and region of the main actors in the news. Conclusion: The study also established that newspapers rarely moderate comments as seen in the vulgarity of some expressions by commentators. The paper therefore suggests a thorough moderation of readers‟ comments to guard against comments that tend to portray hate.

Key Words: Online Newspapers, Comments, Corruption and Hate Speech

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[2]. Ahn, H. (2011). The effect of online news story comments on other readers‟ attitudes: focusing on the case of incongruence between news tone and comments. libcontent1.lib.ua.edu/content/u0015/0000001/.../u0015_0000001_0000613.pdf. Accessed on 15th August 2019
[3]. Alakali, T. T.; Faga, H. P.; &Mbursa, J. (2016) Audience Perception of Hate Speech and Foul Language in the Social Media in Nigeria: Implications for Morality and Law.Academicus - International Scientific Journal. 161-178

Abstract: Twentieth century is broadly known for the rise of the spirit and notion of nationalism, particularly in Asia and Africa. In the process of decolonization the imagination of "nation‟ as an ontological and existential creation came into being. The nations enjoyed their phoenix rise from the debris of their imperial past for the new light of the day. Dispelling the darkness nations like India came up with new hopes and desires dismantling the imperial discourses. The crisis of national discourse is represented in Indian texts of the age. This crisis manifests itself in tensions over the choice of a national language, over resource allotment between villages and cities, over struggles between marginal and mainstream cultures that result in the growth of alienation of certain parts of the country. The novelists like Siddhartha

Key Words: Partition, Migration, Nation, Alienation, Identity.

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