IOSR-JHSS   Volume-27 ~ Issue-8 ~ Aug. 2022

Abstract: This study seeks to evaluate the moderating roles of organizational commitment dimensions and relationships between job satisfaction and turnover intention of academics considering the equity theory perspectives. The study made use of cross-sectional data where a sample of 274 was drawn from a population of 874 academic staff of the university. Respondents cut across professors to graduate assistants. Self-administered questionnaire was employed; lecturers were given questionnaire during union meetings and some in their offices. The data was analyzed using mean, standard deviation and correlation coefficients while the hypotheses where tested using regression analysis. The findings show that job satisfaction has only indirect effect on turnover intention when there......

Keywords: Affective commitment, job satisfaction, turnover intention, Continuance commitment, normative commitment.

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Abstract: The paper appraises the management of the relationship between the executive and legislative arms of Government for State development. Globally, poor quality of governance manifests in social, economic, cultural, administrative and political dimensions. There is ample evidence showing decline in the democratic quality of Nigeria's political systems via the executive-legislative relations, as a result of the power tussle and sphere of influence of the governing elites. Since Nigeria's independence from the colonialists on October 1, 1960, the political landscape has witnessed a series of altercations caused by the morbid desire of members of the political class to outdo one another in the search for power. The situation assumed a worrisome dimension with the return of democratic.....

Keywords: Corporate; Social; Responsibility; Law; Policy

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Abstract: Mystery Religions were native to Greece, and most popular when Christianity was growing. They involved secret ceremonies, though they provided no satisfactory concept of life. The cultic worshippers greatly desired to join with their gods and share in their immortality. This foundation provided the best place for the cults from the east to attain international importance in Hellenistic-Roman times. They were famous for worship in ecstasy - a broader conception of ecstasy, which is not specifically Christian. Emotions and the spontaneity were highlighted during ecstatic practices. Such ecstatic phenomena were the signature of these cults. Enthusiasm was the state of communion with the deity, often accompanying and confused with ecstasy. In Paul's writing to Corinthians.......

Keywords: Mystery; Corinth; Speaking in tongues; Ecstasy; Charismatics; Pentecostals; Enthusiasm

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Abstract: A matter that baffles many an academic mostly is that of making students learn. Globally there is a sense of feeling that if the country has to benefit, it could only be by educating the masses and thereby improving production and the standards of living on a massive scale. This could only be driven by better educational standards, research and innovation, irrespective of the domain being considered. This could only happen by motivating the entire student community and the teaching faculties. Motivation could be induced or intrinsic. Various aspects of the educational processes have been discussed, mostly prevalent in our Indian Schools, Colleges and Universities; wherein results and progress gets hampered due to total lack of motivation either in the teachers, the students or the managements

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Abstract: Purpose: This paper aims to explore the level of awareness about and attitudes towards veganism, its motivations and economic effects in Gujarat, India. Design/methodology/approach: It uses a descriptive research design and a questionnaire with close-ended questions administered electronically to 185 respondents. The findings were analyzed using descriptive statistics, cross-tabulation, correlation and regression analysis. Findings: The findings of this paper indicate a reasonably positive attitude towards veganism among the people of the Indian state of Gujarat with a large majority showing current and future willingness to move to a plant-based diet. Age was found to have a positive.......

Keywords (any five): veganism, India, attitudes, preferences, factors

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Abstract: Abstract: This study is to examine the emergence of the paradigm of "no viral no justice" in gaining access to justice in Indonesian society. This needs to be done considering the public's unrest and the sense of public trust has begun to decline towards the government, especially to law enforcement and state apparatus related to the implementation of services so that public access to the law is not the same and the principle of Equality Before The Law is not achieved as regulated in the constitution. This is what causes the paradigm of the community, namely "No Viral No Justice" in getting access to justice through utilizing existing technological developments (social media). The problem that will be discussed in this research is how is the reason for the emergence of the "no viral no justice" paradigm in getting access to justice in Indonesian society. The research method used is a normative research method with a statute approach and a social legal approach and is analyzed using content analysis..

Keywords: No Viral No Justice, Equality Before The Law, Access To Justice

[1]. Wilianto, Wilianto, and Ade Kurniawan. "History, how it works and the benefits of the internet of things." Matrix: Journal of Information Technology and Management 8.2 (2018): 36-41.
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Abstract: Background: Workplace bullying a frequent problem that affects teachers' wellbeing. It occurs as a result of negative experiences teachers encounter while performing their duties. Usually it is concealed or ignored in secondary schools in Enugu Education Zone. Since little or no attention has been given to this aspect of school administration, the researchers have selected this, to determine the extent teachers in Enugu Education Zone feel depressed due to workplace bullying. Materials and methods: Survey research design was adopted for the study. One research question and one null hypothesis tested at 0.05 level of significance guided the study. 208 respondents made up of 48 males and 160 female teachers were sampled from a......

Key Words: workplace bullying, teachers, depression, secondary school

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Abstract: The article entitled «The limits of regionalization between the unitary State and the Federal State(Comparative study) » addresses the phenomenon of regionalization, which does not cease to generate controversies from its birth to the present day,and is extremely important for its future implications,especially on the forms of the State and the future of peoples.Starting from the study of the different doctrinal currents of constitutional law and political and administrative sciences.Thus, the recourse of States (unitary or federal) to regionalism, decentralized or political, based on a multitude of reasons relating to the defense of minority rights,countering the rise of nationalist and separate movements.This is a temptation to preserve the uniqueness of the state in the face of separatist movements.Certainly,.....

Key word: Unitary State; Federal State; Regional State; Autonomous State; Regionalism

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