IOSR-JHSS   Volume-28 ~ Issue-11 ~ November 2023

Abstract: The present research aimed to carry out a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) to investigate the innovative marketing strategies used by Higher Education Institutions. As a collection method, 28 articles were selected from the Scopus and Web of Science databases. The period from 2012 to 2023 was defined for the temporal delimitation of this study. In theoretical and practical terms, there is a need for Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) to use innovative practices in marketing strategies and their relationship with the target audience, usually composed of new generations, with practices and behaviors different from previous ones, forcing an adaptation of language and communication........

Key-word: Strategy; Innovation; Marketing

[1]. Arizzi, G.; Breitenreiter, J.; Khalsa, R.; Iyer, R.; Babin, L. A.; Griffin, M. Modeling Business Student Satisfaction: Utilitarian Value And Hedonic Value As Drivers Of Satisfaction, Marketing Education Review, 2020. Doi: 10.1080/10528008.2020.1822186
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Abstract: Background: Citizens of any nation, are bestowed some inalienable rights and freedoms. Such include, living in a society that honors freedom in political participation, prevention of government repression, prevention of mass violation of human rights and prevention of threats from militarization. But there are situations which hinder the achievement of such and one is, organized murder of specific people in the community. Therefore, this study sought to assess what influences mass killings for it to impact on personal security in the Ituri region of Democratic Republic of the Congo (2008–2022). Materials and Methods:.......

Key Words: Mass Killings; Personal Security; Human Security; Genocide; Human Rights; Law and Order

[1]. Miguel. Á. P Et Al (2019). Human Security And Chronic Violence In Mexico: New Perspectives And Proposals From Below.1st Ed. Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo De México.
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[4]. Valentino, B (2014). Why We Kill: The Political Science Of Political Violence Against Civilians.
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[5]. Gasper, D. And Gomez, O. (2015). Human Security Thinking In Practice: 'Personal Security', 'Citizen Security' And
Comprehensive Mappings. Contemporary Poli¬Tics, 21: 1, 100-116.
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Abstract: This article deals with the current dispute for cultural meanings, or what is also called cultural war, on the sexual and reproductive rights of women and LGBTQIA+ dissident sexualities based on the debate around gender and gender ideology, as named by conservative religious groups. The article analyzes papal and Brazilian episcopal documents, the UN's international conferences on women, and recent tensions in Brazilian society. The results show that this rising confrontation around the question's choice that involves the rights of women and sexual dissident bodies occurs......

Keywords: Sexuality; Narratives; Sexual and reproductive rights; Gender ideology.

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Abstract: The confide nce and learning ability of vocational college students are important factors that affect their career development. This paper explores the ways and methods of enhancing the confidence and reconstructing the learning ability of vocational college students through literature review and empirical research. The study found that the confidence of vocational college students can be enhanced by stimulating their self identity and self efficacy, providing a good learning environment and support, encouraging studen ts to participate in practical activities, and other ways. The learning ability can be reconstructed by cultivating students' learning......

Keywords: vocational college students; self confidence; learning ability; educational and teaching practices.

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Abstract: The onset of the Covid-19 pandemic in India brought into forefront many pre-existing problems with the different aspects of our society. This paper seeks to focus on problems in the education system brought into limelight from Assam, India. In particular, it is a study on the difficulties faced by the young female teachers (aged 25-35) working in contractual and/or permanent positions in educational institutions ( at school and/or at college/ university) who had to drastically adapt to online teaching due to the lockdown imposed because of the pandemic in the country. It......

Keywords: Online Teaching, Female Teachers, Work from Home, ICT

[1]. Bao, W. (2020). COVID‐19 And Online Teaching In Higher Education: A Case Study Of Peking University. Human Behavior And Emerging Technologies, 2(2), 113-115.
[2]. Borkotoky, D. K., & Borah, G. (2021). The Impact Of Online Education On The University Students Of Assam In Covid Times. Indian J Sci Technol, 14, 1028-35.
[3]. Banerjee, A. (2020, June 12). The Perils Of Online Education In India. Frontier—An Independent Weekly Since 1968. Https://Www.Frontierweekly.Com/Views/Jun-20/12-6- 20- The%20perils%20of%20online%20education%20in%20India.Html
[4]. Carey, K. (2020, March 13). Is Everybody Ready For The Big Migration To Online College? Actually, No. The New York Times. Https://Www.Nytimes.Com/2020/03/13/Upshot/ Coronavirus- Online-College-Classes-Unprepared.Html
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Abstract: This article delves into the escalating global crisis of climate and environmental refugees, examining the adverse impacts of climate change and environmental degradation on vulnerable populations. With a focus on empirical data and case studies, the causes of climate/environmental migration are analyzed, including sea-level rise, extreme weather events, desertification, deforestation, and water scarcity, which compel communities to seek refuge in safer regions. The humanitarian crisis unfolds as developing countries shoulder the disproportionate burden, straining limited resources and hindering sustainable development efforts. Conflict and social unrest emerge as climate/environmental displacement intersects with competition for scarce resources, exacerbating internal and cross......

Keywords: Climate, environment, refugees, humanitarian, migration, displacement.

[1]. Magezi, Christopher. (2021). Exploring Possibilities Of The United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees' Integration With Churches In Refugee Response. In Die Skriflig/In Luce Verbi. 55. 10.4102/Ids.V55i1.2750.
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Abstract: The Russia-Ukraine war, which began in 2014, has had profound and far-reaching effects not only on the two countries directly involved but also on the broader international community. This research paper seeks to analyze and document the multifaceted impact of the conflict on other countries, encompassing diplomatic, economic, and security dimensions. Through a comprehensive examination of these repercussions, we aim to shed light on the evolving dynamics of global politics in the 21st century.

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[4]. Wise, Jacqui. "Ukraine Conflict: Global Research Community Reviews Links With Russia." BMJ, BMJ, Mar. 2022, P. O637. Crossref, Https://Doi.Org/10.1136/Bmj.O637.
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[6]. Mazaraki, Nataliia, And Tetiana Tsuvina. "Creating An Effective Mediation Scheme For Business-Related Human Rights Abuses: The Case Of Ukraine." Business And Human Rights Journal, Cambridge UP (CUP), Oct. 2023, Pp. 1–21. Crossref,
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Abstract: Commercial lobbying, i.e., influencing decision-makers with the help of a hired lobbyist, has its roots, according to most authors, in the early nineteenth century in the USA. Lobbying is a phenomenon that is familiar to all modern countries. It has become part of the democratic process of formulating and implementing public policy, and countries are trying to systematically regulate it through control and sanctioning. At the same time, lobbying is an industry involving billions of euros. It is also one of the most misunderstood and misrepresented activities in politics and...

KEYWORDS: lobbying, lobbyist, corruption, perception, negative connotation of lobbying.

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