IOSR-JHSS   Volume-27 ~ Issue-11 ~ Nov. 2022

Abstract: India's father of nation is Mahatma Gandhiji, a saint amoung politician, if there ever was one. Politics they say is the last refuge of a scoundrel. One would expect Indian politicians to be better than scoundrels, considering that it is the nation of Mahatma Gandhiji. However, Indian politicians with their drastic criminality, illegality and immorality leave one dismayed

[1]. Indian Newspapers of past 50 years

Abstract: This study aims to reveal how work strikes and the value of justice in work strike norms, especially Article 137 of the Employment Law: Article 140 and Article 141 of the Employment Law as well as Article 186 of the Employment Law, by referring to John Rawls' concept and theory of justice. The problem of this research is whether justice is reflected in the meta norm of work strikes as stipulated in the Employment Law. The research method used in this study is the normative legal research method. In this kind of legal research method, the data used in it are primary legal materials, secondary legal materials, and tertiary legal materials. A strike is a manifestation of the freedom and right to participate of workers as rational and free moral persons in decision-making relating to the welfare of workers while protecting the socio-economic interests of workers/laborers.....

Key Word: Employment law, Justice, Strike

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[4]. Claire Kilpatrick, Has New labor Reconfigured Employment Legislation, Industrial Law Journal, Vol. 32: 42.
[5]. Hadjon Philipus, M, Perlindungan Hukum Bagi Rakyat di Indonesia, Sebuah Studi Tentang Prinsip-Prinsipnya Dalam Lingkungan Peradilan Umum dan Pembentukan Peradilan Tata Usaha Negara, Edisi Khusus, Peradaban, Cetakan Pertama, 2007: 3, 23..

Abstract: From 1956 to 1973, Egypt and Israel engaged in three significant battles over the Sinai Peninsula, and control of the region and its inhabitants alternated between the two countries during these conflicts. The peninsula was designated as a buffer zone between the two by the Camp David Accords of 1978 and the Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty that was signed the following year. Following the 2011 Uprising, Egypt‟s nationwide unrest also contributed to a rise in unrest in Sinai. However, the problems of militancy, illicit trade in weapons, and human trafficking existed long before the Arab upheavals. For examples, the Sinai resort cities of Taba, Sharm al-Shaykh, and Dahab were.....

Keywords: Geo-Strategy, Marginalisation, Bedouins, Militancy, Arab Uprising

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Abstract: History and Literature played a vital role in the survival and flourishing of cultures, languages, traditions, ethnicity and nativity in many forms viz. Oral literature and Documented Texts. Colonial Emperors also used this tactic to dominate the aborigines as Lord Macaulay asserts in the text Minutes. Though natives opposed their power-centric access vehemently; but lack of regional integrity made their domination more barbaric. Therefore Geographic Annexation and Cultural subjugation remains a dominant theme in the texts of Africa and India. Their text advocated for the justice, equality, humanity and sovereignty under the mask of literary genres and devices. They unravel socio-political, and geo-political issues with a mass opposition to imposed identities like-Masculinity in Wars, Tribal and Colonial Identity, Patriarchal and Spiritual beliefs, Regional and Global Language. Along with these....

KEYWORDS: Partition, Post-Colonialism, Identity-crisis, Motherhood and Nativism, Geo-political Annexation, and Diaspora..

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Abstract: The Soviet government explicit commitment to the development of science was quite clear since its very inception. The government was ideologically committed to bring about a scientific and technical revolution complimenting a cultural revolution. The former was to bring about changes in the higher than that under capitalism the later was to create a new man deeply entrenched in socialist values. This was to be achieved by radically restructuring the educational structure. The period of the development of science and technology can be divide into two phases; from1917-1956 from 1956-76.In the first phase attempts were made to create a new organizational structure to develop the economy based on latest achievements of science and technology to attain higher productivity .In the second phase ,the focus shifted to the up-gradation of the existing structure, the planning of science and technology and R&D in order to sustain economic growth and consolidate the ongoing industrial revolution..

KEYWORDS: STR,IDEOLOGICAL,DTERMINISM.CYBERNATICS,,PLANNING,SUPERSTRUCTURECCONSCIOUSNESS

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Abstract: Background:Egyptian Conservators, Preservationists, Historic and Cultural experts, Archaeologists, and other related professionals, must attempt to provide sustainable solutions in preserving Egypt's numerous historic structures. One way to accomplish this is by enlisting other disciplines and ideas in the effort of sustainable historic preservation. Many Egyptian historic structures suffer from the effects of groundwater. Efforts have been successfully undertaken to resolve this circumstance in several instances, however; there are too many cases that require immediate attention. Funding is a major problem in this case but solving the groundwater problem can be enhanced with sustainable solutions that can bring in funds with an agricultural hydroponics system in a cooperative structure. The preserved historic structure can also obtain funds via attracting tourist to the preserved sites.........

KEYWORDS: Groundwater, Hydroponics, Solar, Community Cooperative, Sustainability

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Abstract: This paper covers the entrepreneurship evolution of the Zimbabwe seed industry covering private-public engagements, changes in research technologies, commercialisation strategies and the graduation from serving Zimbabwe to serving the whole of Africa. Various survival strategies are shared for wider critique and possible adoption. Guiding entrepreneurship theories included: innovations, economic and opportunity based inspirations.

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