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AGARWAL ARPIT |
TECHNOLOGY AND LEGAL PRACTICE: A REVOLUTIONARY NEXUS
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1 - 1 |
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ALAKHRASS HOSSAM |
EFFECTIVE PUBLIC HEALTH TWITTER MESSAGING IN A DIABETES HEALTH PROMOTION CAMPAIGN
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2 - 2 |
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ALQADIRI REEM , ALMUSFER MANAL , ALMAWAZINI KHALED |
NEW ISLAMIC ECONOMIC INDEX
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3 - 3 |
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BHANJA NIYATI |
DO GLOBAL CRUDE OIL MARKETS BEHAVE AS ONE GREAT POOL?
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4 - 4 |
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BHURAT CHARU |
BRICS NATIONS AND FINANCIAL INCLUSION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE BRICS NATIONS USING VARIOUS FINANICAL INCLUSION INDICATORS
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5 - 22 |
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CHEUNG MEI-CHUN , YIP JOANNE , WONG CHARLOTTE SZE-HAM |
QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG YOUNG FEMALE ADOLESCENTS WITH REGULAR DAILY USE OF ELECTRONIC/VIDEO GAMES IN HONG KONG
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23 - 23 |
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CHUI DAVID |
AN ANOMALY IN HONG KONG STOCK MARKET
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24 - 24 |
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DALMIA SONIA |
A COMPARISON OF MARITAL MATCHING IN FIRST AND SECOND MARRIAGES
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25 - 25 |
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DUGIEL WANDA , MIKOŁAJEK-GOCEJNA MAGDALENA |
TRADE POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES AND CHINA IN THE NEW ERA OF TRADE WARS: MACROECONOMIC AND BEHAVIORAL APPROACH
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26 - 26 |
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DUNGA STEVEN , MOTHIBI LERATO |
EDUCATION AND EARNINGS IN SOUTH AFRICA: AN APPLICATION OF THE MINCERIAN FUNCTION
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27 - 37 |
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DUNGA STEVEN HENRY |
HOUSING INSECURITY MEASURE, A DEVELOPMENT OF A VALIDATED SCALE USING HOUSEHOLD DATA
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38 - 46 |
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DUNGA HANNAH |
THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGICAL REVOLUTION ON POVERTY: A CASE OF SOUTH AFRICA
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47 - 57 |
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DUNGA HANNAH |
A CRITIQUE OF THE CONCEPTUALIZATION OF CHILD POVERTY
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58 - 62 |
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ELSHERIF MARWA |
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FINANCIAL INCLUSION AND MONETARY POLICY TRANSMISSION: THE CASE OF EGYPT
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63 - 87 |
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GAIKAR VILAS |
AN EVALUATION OF AGRICULTURAL TRADE IN INDIA: A SPECIAL STUDY OF SELECTED AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES
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88 - 101 |
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HARRAF ABE |
THE IMPACT OF THE BREXIT VOTE ON EU MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES
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102 - 102 |
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HARRAF TABANDEH |
EFFECTS OF FOUR VARIED TEACHING PEDAGOGIES ON FRESHMEN STUDENT SUCCESS
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103 - 103 |
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İSLAMOĞLU GÖZDE |
ANALYSIS OF FOLLOWER PREFERENCES IN THE CONTEXT OF INSTAGRAM PHOTOS: FILTERED OR NOFILTERED
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104 - 104 |
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KAFAJI MOHAMMED ALI |
ACCESS TO FINANCE CONSTRAINTS IN ADOPTING LATEST TECHNOLOGIES FOR BUSINESS PRODUCTION IN SMALL- AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES (SMES)
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105 - 105 |
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KEE TRISTANCE |
FROM INNOVATION TO SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT
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106 - 122 |
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KHAIR QURA-TUL-AAIN |
IMPACT OF FEAR ON NEGATIVE EVALUATION ON EMPLOYEE PROMOTIONAL AND PROHIBITIONAL VOICE BEHAVIOR
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123 - 123 |
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KHAN ASAD |
RULE OF LAW: A TOOL FOR CURBING THE MENACE OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS
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124 - 124 |
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KUMAR DIVESH |
MODELLING THE ENABLERS OF SUSTAINABLE VALUE CO-CREATION AT TOURIST DESTINATIONS
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125 - 125 |
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KUMAR SATISH , GOYAL NISHA |
EXPLORING BEHAVIOURAL BIASES AMONG INDIAN INVESTORS: A QUALITATIVE INQUIRY
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126 - 146 |
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MUNONGI LUCIA , PILLAY JACE |
CHILDREN’S RESPONSIBILITIES IN THE ERA OF CHILDREN’S RIGHTS: IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE
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147 - 147 |
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MURPHY COLIN , CLOETE CHRIS |
DEBT CAPITAL MARKETS AS A FUNDING SOURCE FOR LISTED PROPERTY FUNDS IN SOUTH AFRICA
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148 - 173 |
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MUSTAFA MOHMED |
RETAILER BANKS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY GOVERNANCE IMPACT ON CUSTOMERS STATISFACTION
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174 - 174 |
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MWAMTAMBULO DORIKA JEREMIAH |
HERDING BEHAVIOURS IN POLAND AND TANZANIA
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175 - 188 |
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OBIORA SANDRA , ZENG YONG |
FACTORS AFFECTING THE ADOPTION OF ALTERNATIVE FINANCING METHODS FOR STARTUPS BY AFRICANS IN CHINA
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189 - 198 |
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OLADIPO OLUWASHEYI |
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT SPILLOVERS WITHIN AND BETWEEN SECTORS: EVIDENCE FROM A DEVELOPING ECONOMY
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199 - 199 |
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PAJEWSKA-KWAŚNY RENATA |
DEVELOPMENT BARRIERS OF THE PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE IN POLAND
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200 - 200 |
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PAPELNYUK OKSANA , NEZHNIKOVA EKATERINA |
INVESTMENT IN DEVELOPMENT OF RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN THE GLOBAL HOUSING SECTOR: MAIN FUTURES, REGULATION, TRENDS
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201 - 201 |
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PARADA ROJAS ANA CECILIA , RÍOS BOLÍVAR HUMBERTO , RAZO DE ANDA JORGE OMAR |
MINING OF CLASSIFICATION TREES TO ANALYZE A MULTIDIMENSIONAL PHENOMENON
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202 - 222 |
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PELŠA INESE , ĶIBILDA - KINNA NORA , SIMANOVSKA JANA |
APPLYING GREEN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT TO FOOD SUPPLY AND CATERING SERVICES:CASE STUDY IN LATVIA
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223 - 224 |
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PODEDWORNA-TARNOWSKA DOROTA , KASZYŃSKI DANIEL |
IPO UNDERPRICING PHENOMENON: THE EVIDENCE FROM THE WARSAW STOCK EXCHANGE
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225 - 225 |
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RAZO-DE ANDA JORGE OMAR , CRUZ-AKÉ SALVADOR , PARADA-ROJAS ANA CECILIA |
THE CREDIT CYCLE AND THE FINANCIAL FRAGILITY HYPOTHESIS: AN EVOLUTIONARY POPULATION APPROACH
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226 - 226 |
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RIZVI NOOR ULAIN , KASHIRAMKA SMITA , SINGH SHVETA |
AN IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF HIGHER CAPITAL ADEQUACY REQUIREMENTS: EVIDENCE FROM INDIA
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227 - 227 |
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RUSK JERROLD |
THE EFFECT OF RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTS ON VOTING TURNOUT ,1824-1968
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228 - 228 |
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SUR ABHISEK , NANDY AMARENDU , RAY PARTHA |
CORPORATE LEVERAGE, VULNERABILITY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR BANK STABILITY: FIRM LEVEL EVIDENCE FROM INDIA
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229 - 229 |
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TANEJA SHIVANI |
GENDER GAP IN JOB UTILITY OF BRITISH WORKERS
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230 - 265 |
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TANNOCK MICHELLE |
YOUNG CHILDREN'S ROUGH AND TUMBLE PLAY IN EDUCATIONAL SETTINGS
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266 - 266 |
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TOMASZEWSKA ILONA |
UNDERWRITING FACTORS IN MOTOR INSURANCE.
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267 - 267 |
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VILLA ADAM |
TEACHING WITH TABLEAU: INFUSING ANALYTICS INTO YOUR COURSE
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268 - 268 |
