IOSR-JHSS   Volume-27 ~ Issue-6 ~ June 2022

Abstract: The world is increasingly faced with a threat of extreme violence which is preceded by radicalization processes. Religious institutions have played a vital role towards pursuit of peace and social justice. In Kenya there has been rapid growth of radicalization in the last two decades. In Mombasa, radicalization of youth has spread given the existing strong structural foundations. The purpose of this study was to assess the influence of religious groups' engagement in the prevention of youth radicalization in the County. A descriptive research design entailing mixed methods focusing on qualitative and quantitative research approach was used. The study population comprised.......

KEY TERMS: Religious groups, Youth Radicalization, Deradicalization

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Abstract: The localisation and cinematising of the ideas and plays of Shakespeare can be considered as an essential success of Indian cinema. The literary corpus that is presented by Shakespeare is an inexhaustible as well as a galvanic source of inspiration for the artist for ages. In cinemas, the impact of the characterisation and adaptation of the plays of Shakespeare has been essential for the ages. While there have been some direct adaptations of Shakespearean plays in films in industries of cinema such as in French cinema and in cinemas of Hollywood, Indian cinema has successfully adapted the stories and the traits of the characters as per the circumstance and cultural background.......

[1]. Chatterjee, A., 2022. The Adaptation Of Shakespeare in Indian Film. IJNRD-International Journal of Novel Research and Development (IJNRD), 7(4), pp.894-897.
[2]. Chatterjee, K., 2021. Indian Shakespeare Cinema and the Active Audience. In Shakespeare's Audiences (pp. 102-118). Routledge.
[3]. Dhara, A.D.A., 2022. Shakespeare in Hindi Films: Reading Vishal Bhardwaj's Cinematic Interpretations. The Achievers Journal: Journal of English Language, Literature and Culture, 8(1), pp.1-16.
[4]. García-Periago, R., 2019. Shakespeare and Indian Cinemas: Local Habitations. SEDERI: Journal of the Spanish Society for English Renaissance Studies, 29, pp.221-226.
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Abstract: Technically speaking, 'History' is a record of events that happened in the past. The term applies to "the total accumulation of past events, especially relating to human affairs or the accumulation of developments connected with a particular nation, person, thing, etc."1 The historians study events and cultural developments of the past. The historians also keep revising the earlier records adding something new to it and revising answers to the historical questions: "The more we know about the past, the better we can understand how societies have evolved to their present state, why people face certain problems, and how successfully others......

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Abstract: This study "Effects of Physical and Social Environments on Staff Productivity: A Study of the Academic Staff of the Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki"; was conducted to determine the extent to which comfortable offices improved the performance of workers in the Ebonyi State University; to ascertain the extent to which well-ventilated lecture halls emergence entice lecturers to frequently teach students in the Ebonyi State University; to determine the extent to which a friendly relationship with co-workers improved the performance of workers in the Ebony State University. The Dual-Structure of Motivation Theory propounded by Fredrick Herzberg in 1959 was adopted for the study. Simple Random Sampling technique was used to select the targeted population. A Descriptive Survey Design was used with questionnaire as an instrument of data collection. The hypotheses of the study were tested using the Chi.......

Keywords: Work Environment, Social Environment, Motivation, worker's Performance, Worker's Productivity

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Abstract: This paper analyzes metaphorical coherence in Gichuka social discourse. The purpose of the study is to investigate how coherence is defined in Gichuka social through discourse the use of various metaphors. Metaphor is an important tool that partially structures concepts in discourse to make them more understandable. The overlap of metaphors in discourse makes the various aspects of a concept clear and creates both metaphorical and textual coherence. This study is guided by Conceptual Metaphor Theory (CMT) by Lakoff and Johnson. The study employs purposive sampling of eleven main Gichuka speech events. Metaphors were identified using Metaphor Identification......

Keywords: Coherence, Metaphor, Overlap, Social Discourse, Up-down Spatialization

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Abstract:This study aims to describe and analyze the implementation of the slum settlement program policy in Makassar city, the determinant factors in implementing the program, and reconstruct the policy strategy of the slum settlement program in Makassar city. This study is qualitative research. Techniques of data collection were interviews, observation and documentation. Data analysis techniques were collecting, reducing, presenting, and drawing conclusions. The results of the study indicate that the implementation of the Kotaku program in Makassar city was not optimal because there is still one dimension that has not been appropriately implemented, namely the dimension of resources, especially budgetary resources in supporting the implementation of the City without Slums program in Makassar city.

Keywords: Implementation, Kotaku, settlement, housing, slum.

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Abstract: The economic activities among the Abanyala is usually influenced by the various means of production from the land, labor, industrialization and entrepreneurship. While commenting about the characteristics of primitive community modes of production in Africa, (Ake 1976) states that;The basic means of production in this case is land, generally owned collectively by the lineage or clan or tribe, but its use is permitted to members of these primary groups, subject to certain conditions which vary from place to place. Labour is usually organized on the basis of the family or kinship, and the exchange of commodities is infrequent (Ake, 1976:1). Land as a major factor of production thatpave way to modern capital as well as to industrial activities among the Abanyala of Navakholo Sub-County....

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