IOSR-JHSS   Volume-28 ~ Issue-10 ~ October 2023

Abstract: For an extensive period spanning well over three decades, the issue of human trafficking in Nigeria has evolved into a serious concern, garnering the attention of community leaders, national figures, and the government alike. Its perilous implications for national integration and development have become increasingly evident. The gravity of this problem is underscored by Nigeria's classification as a nation serving as a source, transit point, and destination for women and children subjected to various forms of trafficking, including forced labour and prostitution. The unabated persistence of trafficking prompted action from the United States Department's Office responsible for monitoring.....

Keywords: Human Trafficking, Prevalence, Strategies, Tackling, Menace

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Abstract:Background: Working capital efficiency, a fundamental concept in finance, is one of the key prerequisites in the overall success of a firm. The current literature has delved more on the management aspects of working capital and hence inadequate empirical evidence on efficiency of working capital practices which have a bearing in value creation of firms. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to review the existing literature on working capital efficiency and provide insights on sustainable working capital practices. Further, the study aimed at identifying research gaps that exist in the literature and recommend areas for further research. Materials and Methods......

Keywords: Working Capital Efficiency, Working Capital Management, Future Agenda, Sustainable Practices.

[1]. Ghosh, D. S. K., & Maji, S. G. (2004). Working Capital Management Efficiency: A Study On The Indian Cement Industry. Management Accountant-Calcutta-, 39, 363–372.
[2]. Maheshwari, M. (2014). Measuring Efficiency And Performance Of Selected Indian Steel Companies In The Context Of Working Capital Management. Pacific Business Review International, 6(11), 18–23.
[3]. Prasad, P., Sivasankaran, N., Paul, S., & Kannadhasan, M. (2019). Measuring Effect Of Working Capital Efficiency On Financial Performance Of A Firm: An Alternative Approach. Journal Of Indian Business Research, 11(1), 75-94.
[4]. Kahfi, F. (2022). Analysis Of The Effect Of Working Capital Efficiency, Liquidity, And Solvency On Profitability In Manufacturing Companies In The Consumer Goods Industry Sector On The Indonesia Stock Exchange. Journal La Bisecoman, 3(1), 1–11.
[5]. Ashraf, C. K. (2012). The Relationship Between Working Capital Efficiency And Profitability. Journal Of Accounting And Management, 2(3).

Abstract: This essay offers proof that poverty and income disparity are exacerbated by widespread and escalating corruption. The study addresses several ways in which poverty and economic disparity may be impacted by corruption. These results have an important implication: efforts that eliminate corruption will probably also reduce income inequality and poverty. Does corruption actually affect income inequality and corruption? I hope that this aspect will emerge clearly in my research.

Keywords: Corruption, Income, inequality, Poverty, Economic Growth

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Abstract: The study evaluated the synergy between rainfall and indicators of vegetation cover, land productivity and wealth generation in the rural sector of municipalities in the semi-arid region of Ceará. Data from the 1995/96, 2006 and 2017 Agricultural Censuses were used. The study also sought to assess the behavior of Ceará's climatic regions with regard to rainfall. Rainfall data was collected from the Ceará Foundation for Meteorology and Water Resources (FUNCEME), and information on vegetation cover, land productivity in crop and animal production was collected from the 1995/96, 2006 and 2017 IBGE Agricultural Censuses. Information on the GDP.......

Key Word: Environmental degradation; Land productivity; Northeast region of Brazil; Productive capacity; Rainfall instability; Soil preservation.

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Abstract: Background: This paper attempts to analyze the trend of female migration in the selected Indian mega cities during the early new economic era (1991 - 2011). Temporal change over spatial dimension and its impact assessment is significant in recent migration studies. Early migration theories have revealed that lesser women migrated over longer distances, but the situation has undergone a rapid change during the late 20th century. Besides marriage, employment in organized and unorganized sectors and opportunities in higher education have reversed the situation in present day India......

Key Words: Women Migration, Indian Megacities, Employment Opportunity, Education, Marriage

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Abstract: Recently, the internationalization of Higher Education has gained a momentum as higher education institutions strive to prepare students for a globalized world. Nonetheless, this process is not without challenges, especially when it comes to the effective implementation of the internationalization policies and practices. This effective implementation lies in the promotion of inclusivity and diversity within higher education institutions. The present study highlights the case of a Moroccan Higher Education Institution, that of Mohammed 1st University, to meticulously examine how the policies and practices of this institution are attuned to the diverse needs of students in culturally and linguistically diverse environments. The aim of this paper is, on the one hand, to discuss the strategic state of the internationalization of Moroccan Higher Education and, on the other hand, to evaluate whether or not....

Keywords: Internationalization, Moroccan Higher Education, Inclusion, Intercultural Communication Strategies, Ministerial Policies, Communicative Practices

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[4]. Bennett, K. (2013). English As A Lingua Franca In Academia: Combating Epistemicide Through Translator Training. The Interpreter And Translator Trainer, 7(2), 169–193.
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Abstract: The Upanishadic philosophy covers the spectrum of life from lower truth to higher truth, from gross thinking to subtlety, and from physicality to spirituality. According to the Upanishadic philosophy, human life is encircled by four Purusarthas1 (Desires). These are 'Artha'2 (Money), 'Kama'3 (Desire to copulate), 'Dharma'4 (Religion), and ultimately 'Mokhsha'5 (Salvation). The present article shows that she is at the physical and gross level; her sensuality drives her. This paper highlights that the physical desire felt in the poems of Kamala Das follows the concept of the Upanishadic 'Kama'. Sexual gratification is a natural urge of her body sense. Especially Brihadaranyaka......

Keywords: Physical Plane, Sensuousness, four Purusarthas (Desires), Krishna Conscience

[1]. Das , Kamala . Summer In Calcutta Kottayam : D C . Books ,
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[3]. Das , Kamala . Summer In Calcutta . Kottayam : D C . Books ,
[4]. Das , Kamala . The Descendants . Calcutta : Writers Workshop ,
[5]. Das , Kamala . The Old Playhouse And Other Poems . Madras : Orient Longman Ltd .,.

Abstract:Teachers play a fundamental role in peoples' life by inculcating knowledge and skills that are further utilized in nation building. Job satisfaction among the teachers becomes crucial as it possibly influences job delivery to greater extent. This study examined the association between remuneration and job satisfaction among teachers in selected public secondary schools in Rongo Sub-County, Migori County, Kenya. Materials and Methods: The study adopted a correlational evocative design so as to establish the possible association between remuneration and job satisfaction. The target population of this study was 21 public high schools and 311 teachers. Multi-stage sampling was employed whereby cluster sampling and systematic sampling techniques were used to get the sample size of 120 teachers. Quantitative data was obtained using the researcher-developed socio-demographic questionnaire. The data collection instruments included the standardized Pay Satisfaction Questionnaire.....

Keyword; Job Satisfaction, Remuneration, Teacher

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