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Dannangoda Gamage Menaka PrabhaniMadushani RukgahamulaHeneGedaraWasantha Pradeep KumaraAbstract: Repatriation adjustment is a common problem among the academics, where the academics find difficulties in adjusting back to the local context after the international academic assignments. Although this is a pertinent issue, in the extant body of literature investigations are lacking. This paper aims to investigate the factors affecting the repatriation adjustmentamong the academics in the Sri Lankan context. In addition,this paper investigates whether the proactive personality of academics moderate the impact of the factors affecting repatriation adjustment. For this purpose,120 academic repatriates have been considered from the Sri Lankan universities. |
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1-9 |
| 2 |
Dr. A. RameshAbstract: Gender orientation is currently a set up and focal point in criminology and investigations of criminal equity. It was accepted till a couple of decades back that wrongdoing is predominately a male marvel and the universe of wrongdoing is just a man's reality. The subject of female guiltiness was absolutely a disregarded wonder. No consideration was paid to look into on women' wrongdoing which brought about scarcity of hypothetical materials on wrongdoing among women. |
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10-23 |
| 3 |
Jalil Ahmad GhazizadaAbstract: Based on economic theories, foreign aid has a positive impact on poverty reduction in developing countries. Some economists, however, criticize foreign assistance due to poor outcomes of these aid inflow, these critics state that foreign aidincreases corruption and bureaucracy significantly. The debate on effectiveness of foreign aid is still ongoing and outcomes of foreign assistances are under question yet. This research investigates the role of foreign aid on poverty alleviation in Afghanistan, using time series analyses covering a period of nine years (2006 to 2015). The study has mainly used secondary data. Households and NPISHs Final consumption expenditure per capita growth (annual %) has been chosen as main variable for measuring poverty. |
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24-41 |
| 4 |
Abu Zafar Mahmudul HaqAbstract: The purpose of this study is to examine the recruitment and selection process of an information technology (IT) company. Both secondary and primary data have been used to conduct the study. Primary data collected with the help of prestructured questionnaires by taking eleven employees from the selected IT company. It was used convenient method of sampling for the selection of the IT company and data. Descriptive statistics and percentage methods of analysis were done. Views of the employees revealed that they are satisfied or moderately satisfied about the recruitment and selection process of the company. Finally, the study is concluded with some recommendations. |
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42-49 |
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Dr. C. VasudevanAbstract: Game theory, as an interactive many Nobel Prize winning decision making theory was first formally introduced by John Von Neumann and Morgenstern in 1944 in the name of “Theory of Games and Economic Behaviour.†Publication of theory of games and economic behaviour generally regarded as a starting point of Game Theory and came in its own scientific discipline. Game Theory as a new area of interest in research on theory and application in economics and many other disciplines including biological sciences. |
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50-65 |
| 6 |
HYGINUS BANKO OKIBE, SEVERUS IFEANYI ODOZIOBODOAbstract: A federation is composed of federating units, which could be single or admixtures of either region or state and local government. The units form the basis for political administration, distribution of federal revenues and projects. A federation with ethno-religious diversity (like US, India, Germany, Nigeria) experiences structural inequity in the federating units and it poses a great challenge to national integration. It is more so for nations that did not form federation on consensus but where it was imposed by the exigencies of colonialism. The political governance in post-colonia |
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66-90 |
| 7 |
Dr Badre Alam KhanAbstract: Marriage is an important aspect of human life. It gets the sorrow, uneasiness and unpleasant things changed into happiness. It may be said that to get easiness and pleasure it is a must. Quran says |
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91-98 |
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Dr. AmritaAbstract: : Music therapy is a type of Expressive Art Therapy that is used to improve and maintain the Physical, Psychological, and social well beings of individuals. It is a powerful and effective technique of treatment for physical and mental disorder through various Music forms like singing, listening to melodies, chanting or playing musical instruments. |
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99-103 |
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Surender Pal SinghAbstract: Cultural tourism is one of the most dominating segment of leisure travel worldwide. Advancement in systematic and scientific knowledge the marketers are now focusing the niche markets of cultural tourism like music, health and yoga tourism. One of the oldest civilizations of the world, Indian music is remarked as 'splendid and unique' in the history of mankind. Music tourism involves individuals traveling to a place where they do not reside to either listen to live performances or to experience history related to either the creation of or performance of music |
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104-108 |
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SikenderAbstract: The death penalty, sometimes known as the capital punishment, is the worst penalty a society or democracy may impose to uphold the rule of law. But murdering someone in the name of justice is the same thing as killing another citizen. We should concentrate on stopping the abuse rather than on the suspect.With approximately 1000 executions per year, China is still the only country in the world that still uses the death penalty. In India, however, the Rarest of |
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109-121 |
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Dr Surender Pal Singh,Abstract: Sports has been social & recreational activity since the dawn of human civilization. Sports is the major base of international understanding & mutual appreciation. India had 10.04 million foreign tourist arrivals in 2017 with an annual growth rate of about 14 percent from 8.80 million in 2016. This was a significant increase from the 2.65 million just 15 years before in 2000. Tourism was major source of foreign exchange earnings of most of the developing countries. In 2017, India earned US$ 27.31 billion in foreign exchange from tourism with an annual growth rate of 19.1 percent, while its share in the world tourism receipts was 2.05 percent. |
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122-129 |
