IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-9 ~ Sep 2021

Abstract: The promotion of civil servant is one of the human resources management in the local government. This study focuses on the factors that determine the promotion position of civil servant especially in the Education Department in South Sulawesi. This study used a qualitative method with a case study approach. The focus of the study was the procedure for placing a person in the Administrator's Position. The stages used are theme election, topics and cases, formulation of research focus and problems, data collection, triangulation, and conclusion withdrawal techniques. Moreover, the research subjects were nine people who were officials at various levels in the study location. The results showed that four factors determine the promotion of human resources. Firstly, managing emotional intelligence through positive interactions and managing emotional control between superiors, peers, and.......

Keywords: Emotional intelligence, spiritual intelligence, intellectual intelligence, professionalism

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Abstract: Introduction: The article presents the preconditions for the development of inclusive education in Ukraine (1991-2000), education of children with special educational needs in educational institutions. The processes that preceded the introduction of inclusion have been revealed, namely integration of children with SEN in various forms (individual education, special classes).
Materials and methods: The reform of the education system, the time limits of which were determined by socio-political and socio-cultural processes, namely the national education system revival, the creation of new types of institutions such as gymnasiums, lyceums, colleges, universities and admission of people with SEN to mass institutions have been described. The tendencies of development of society and education, which became the basis for the development.....

Keywords: integration; modernization of education; reforming; inclusive education; children with special educational needs (SEN).

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Abstract: The emergence of independent African States brought along the issue of economic viability within national borders. These countries are of varying sizes especially in terms of their economies. Those countries left to themselves will find it difficult to compete in the global market place. Therefore regional integration seems to be the solution for the rapid economic development of those countries. The formation of ECOWAS was seen as the beginning of a new era in the history of economic cooperation in West Africa. Its overall aim was to promote cooperation and integration, with a view to establishing an economic and monetary union as a means of stimulating economic growth and development.....

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Abstract: The purpose of the present research was to explore the relationship between psychological capital (PsyCap) and organizational commitment among employees working in the Information Technology sector. The sample consisted of 285 information technology personnel over the age of 22 from all over the world, with a minimum of two years of work experience. The majority of them were employed in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Italy, and India. Organizational Commitment Questionnaire (OCQ) and Psychological Capital Questionnaire (PCQ) were the measures used to assess the concepts. The analysis was done through descriptive statistics. It was discovered that there is a significant positive correlation between total psychological capital and dimensions of organizational commitment....

Key Word: Information Technology, Normative Commitment, Optimism, Organisational Commitment, Psychological Capital

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Abstract: The evolution of mass media, its historical transformation from traditional to new media, and the convergence of multimedia to form these new media, for example the social media; a process otherwise known as mediamorphosis, are all products of technological advancements and fulfillments of the 'McLuhanian prophecy' which asserted that internet will one day turn the world into a "global village", thereby creating a virtual community and making the world a marketplace of ideas. In agreement with this claim, social media have now created feedback-oriented platforms where entrepreneurs all over the world, can create brand awareness through online personal selling, sales promotion, and advertising. This study, therefore, examined the effectiveness of social media marketing in boosting entrepreneurship......

KEYWORDS: Social Media; Social Media Marketing; Entrepreneurship; Economic Development

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Abstract: Gender bias in the priesthood of sacred places of a society is a common but crucial subject. The female lead in the clergy of a religious ceremony is a skeptical paradox for many societies. This paper aims to understand the status of women of the Tiwa tribe of Assam in their sacerdotal functions. The basic argument is that in India, the priesthood is a lineage headed by men. Women have almost zero or negligible roles when it comes to the clergy. Despite this, in many indigenous communities of India, especially in Assam, women enjoy a relatively better position. Many religious ceremonies are headed by the women of these communities alone. This paper tries to throw light on one such tribe of Assam, called the Tiwas, where women are worshiped as deities and even allow to perform religious rites on many occasions..

Key words: Priesthood, the Tiwas, possession, lineage.

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Abstract: India and Bhutan have been maintaining a trustworthy relationship since 1949. From the beginning year, Bhutan and India signed a friendship treaty that gave security to the two countries. Under this treaty, India helped Bhutan economically and technically. India also assisted Bhutan in becoming familiar with the external world. Some points between the two countries have been made deficit the trustworthiness. Concerning problems of tripartite are responsible for it. India focuses its priority on strategic security purposes with Bhutan and guides Bhutan in external relations. China's expansionist behavior intimate Bhutan in South Asia. China wants to establish formal diplomatic relations with Bhutan so that it can negotiate with Bhutan bilaterally. When tension escalates between India and China, Bhutan was silent. It proves that Bhutan wants to solve its border problem in its way as a sovereign country. However, Bhutan is fear of Indian coercive diplomacy. This paper will explain; why is trustworthiness waning reciprocally between India and Bhutan?.

Keywords: Trustworthiness, Quad, Expansionist, Foreign Policy

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Abstract:The distribution as well as location of educational facilities has assumed a most significant dimension in accelerating the processes of socio-economic development. In the slow developing backward rural economy of hill tribes, the education is much more significant element of development. Education is the backbone for the upliftment and development of the society of any area or region. The future of a society can be determined by the present status of educational institution.Education opens the road towards improving the social and economic condition of a society....

Keywords: Status, Distribution, Educational institutions, Development, society...

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