IOSR-JHSS   Volume-27 ~ Issue-3 ~ March 2022

Abstract: This research aims to analyze the nature of overmatch/force majeure according to Indonesian legislation. The type of research used is normative legal research (Doctrinal). The results of the study show that the nature of Overmacht / force majeure according to Indonesian legislation is to provide legal protection to anyone who neglects his obligations due to events beyond his control, which prevent him from fulfilling his obligations, for which he cannot be blamed and cannot be charged. compensation. (2). That Covid 19 is a National Disaster according to the laws and regulations, including the Overmacht/force majeure which is the juridical basis so that a person cannot be categorized.....

Key words: Overmacht/Force Majeure; Agreement; Covid-19.

[1]. Simamora, J. (2014). Interpretation of the Meaning of the State of Law in the Perspective of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia. Journal of Legal Dynamics, 14(3), 547-561.
[2]. Gerungan, WM (2020). Disaster management at the post-disaster stage according to Law Number 24 of 2007 concerning disaster management. Lex et Societatis, 7(9).
[3]. Mamentu, MS (2017). Legal Protection Against Land Rights Certificate Holders Related to Earthquake Natural Events According to Law Number 5 Year 1960. LEX PRIVATUM, 5(9).
[4]. Syamsiah, D. (2020). Settlement of Debt and Receivable Agreements as a result of Forje Majeur Due to the Covid 19 Pandemic. Legal Standing: Jurnal Ilmu Hukum, 4(1), 306-313.
[5]. Fitri, W. (2020). Juridical Implications of Determining the National Disaster Status of the Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Pandemic on Civil Law Actions. The Supremacy of Law: Journal of the Study of Legal Studies, 9(1), 76-93..

Abstract: This study demonstrated the relationship between antenatal care (ANC) utilization and maternal health of pregnant women in rural Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. A sample of 550 pregnant women was collected from 50 health centres across the State. A questionnaire of Antenatal care utilization and maternal health was employed to collect data. While the responses from the respondents were presented in frequencies and percentages; the Stepwise Regression Technique was applied to demonstrate the relationship between the two constructs and to identify those aspects....

Key words: Antenatal Care (ANC); Maternal Health; Utilization; Pregnant Women; Rural Areas; Akwa Ibom State.

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[3]. Essien, K. (2018). Spatial Distribution of Primary Health Centres in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria; In: Udofia and Ituen (eds), Geography and National Development: A Ferchrift. Uyo: Edivine Ventures pp 144-165
[4]. Essien, K. A. Ekong , U. G. and Etteh, A. E. (2019) Determinants of Antenatal Healthcare Services Utilization Among Pregnant Women in Rural Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Agriculture, Food and Environment. Vol. 15 No 4pp. 44-56
[5]. Essien, K. A., Etuk, P. B and Effiong, M. I. (2019) Utilization of Antenatal Healthcare Services Among Rural Women in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Agriculture Food and Environment. Vol.15 NO 1 pp 7-9.

Abstract: Aim: Present research was conducted to study the Personality Correlates, Emotional Intelligence among Late Adolescents with Internet Addiction Method: 30 samples who have moderate to severe internet addiction, between age group 17 to 22 of mixed gender with higher secondary education were selected using Purposive Sampling technique from Amity University, Lucknow. They were screened through Internet Addiction Test developed by Kimberley Young in 1998. Samples with IAT scores below average, having learning disability or any kind of psychopathology were excluded from the study. Sixteen Personality Factor Questionnaire (16PF)....

KEYWORDS: Late Adolescents, Personality Correlates, Internet Addiction, Emotional Intelligence

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Abstract: Gross domestic product (GDP) is the standard measure of the value of final goods and services produced by a country during a period. Though it does not show how happy or sad the people in the country are, it is nonetheless a fair assessment index of the level of economic activities and financial flow amongst the citizens of the country. Industrialization aims at enhancing the massive productions of goods and services in a country, thereby increase the GDP resulting in better wellness of the country. For goods and services production in a country to impact positively on the economy, the goods and services produced must be need-driven, qualitative and globally competitive. Knowledge drives the production and utilization of goods and services and as such countries that have advanced......

Keywords: GDP, Industrialization, Academia, Government, Triple Helix.

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Abstract: Tribal populations are spread across the world, in which India is having one of the largest concentrations of tribal people. The configuration of the tribal population according to the last three census years- in 1951 India had 5.6% of tribal population which by the next census year which is 2001 increased to 8.2% of the total population. In 2001 majority of the Scheduled tribes lived in rural areas amounting to 10.4% of the total rural population to its contrary there was meager 2.4% tribal people in urban areas. Finally, at present, according to the 2011 census the tribal population stands at 8.6% of the total population out of which 11.3% lives in rural areas whereas 2.8% lives in urban areas of the country. India is a country that....

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Abstract:International Relations (IR) can be defined as an act and as a field of academic pursuit. As an academic pursuit, it is the study of economics, law and politics on a global level. International relations as an act mean the diplomatic-strategic relations of states. Baylis1 defines it as relations among states. There are many pluralities that characterize Africa as a continent. Africa has the highest number of states (54) compared to the other six continents. Africa is characterized by varying political maturity as a result of the different number of years these countries have been independent except Ethiopia and Liberia which were not colonized. Africa is also coupled with ethnic diversity such as Arabs and Negros subdivided into Bantus and Nilotic.2
The states in the African continent......

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[4]. Feraru, Atena S. "Regime Security and Regional Cooperation among Weak States." International Studies Review 20, no. 1 (2018): 101-126.
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Abstract: The present paper endeavors to discover if cultural backgrounds based on locations affect Bangladeshi learners' English language practices in the long run or not. There are many disparities between the urban and rural areas of Bangladesh in terms of having proper facilities to practice English. However, the present study has been done on students from similar economic and family backgrounds in order to knowing solely the details about urban and rural cultural impacts on their English language practices, specially, outside the classrooms. A mixed-method has been used to conduct the study. The paper throws light into how urban and rural area-based cultures influence students' outlook towards English language and its practice.

Keywords: mixed-method, cultural orientation, pedagogy, static.

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Abstract: To overcome the low development trend of the dairy farming, utilisation of technologies by the farming community is of utmost importance from economic wellbeing of the enterprise as well as environment point of views. Hence an attempt has been made to investigate the actual level of technology utilization at farmers' level along with factors affecting the same. The study was conducted in purposely selected, three sugarcane growing regions viz., Eastern, Central and Western U. P. Thus, 3 regions, 3 districts, 6 tehsils 12 villages and 240 farmers constituted the sample size. The data collection was done with the help of pre-tested structured interview schedule through personal interview and observation methods......

Key words: Dairy, sugarcane, technology, utilization and factors

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