IOSR-JHSS   Volume-23 ~ Issue-3 ~ March -2018

Abstract: El trabajo tiene como objetivo presentar el alcance de los mass media en el desarrollo de lo que se da en llamar los conflictos híbridos desde la óptica de teoría de la comunicación social, para lo cual se abordan dos casos identificados con esta tipología, por una lado la Guerra de la Información y por otro la Revolución de Color. El problema presentado por la investigación es la acción de las potencias hegemónicas a través de la noticia transnacional como un vector para construir mensajes que respondan a sus intereses, donde la globalización de la información mediática es un recurso para llevar adelante sus políticas.

Keywords : Agenda, conflicto, frame, híbrido, noticia.

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Abstract: The main aim of this study was to investigate the extent to which ESL students self-regulated their academic learning in terms of academic cognition and metacognition. This was a survey research which involved administering one set of questionnaire called Motivated Strategies for Learning Questionnaire (MSLQ) on a group of 23 undergraduates at a public university in Malaysia. The survey was conducted once early at the beginning of the semester and the data obtained were analysed using the SPSS Version 20 for descriptive statistics. Based on the statistical analysis done, it was found that the students‟ responses to the items in the MSLQ were generally high on all the four main categories: cognition, metacognition, motivation and behaviours, recording mean scores within the range of 4.0 and above. The findings therefore indicate rather positive response from the students implying that the degree of self-regulation activated by the students was moderately high against a scale of 1 to 7.

Key Words: Cognition, metacognition, self-regulation, rehearsal, elaboration

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Abstract: The purpose of this study is to analyze the inheritance conflict resolution in the sentana rajeg children in Badung regency, to analyze the causal factors of the inheritance conflict of sentana rajeg children according to Balinese customary law. The method used in this research is empirical law research method, as a study that analyzes the living law in Badung society.

Keyword: Completion, Legal Conflict.

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Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of the policy of the system of child criminal responsibility and its resolution mechanism through positive legal procedures to know and analyze the implementation of the policy of child criminal responsibility system in the framework of legal protection for delinquency children and to know and analyze what triggers the emergence of behavioral deviation/behavioral aberrations, which then leads to juvenile delinquency. .This research type of research empirical law research on the implementation of legal rules and legal effectiveness.

Index terms: Children's, Accountability, Legal Protection

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Abstract: India have been witnessed many protests historically and still protests are an important feature of democracy in India. In case of women‟s protest also India had seen many protests where women are involve but in case of protesting on violence against women it is comparably a new thing which has deep roots from freedom struggles still it particularly emerged in the decade of 1970s. Till now there are many protests with a variety of strategies on the VAW in India. Some of the protests also led to legal responses by the state but still the issues and events of violence against women are very common in India. This paper is an attempt to give an overview of the protests over violence against women in India with theoretical explanations of protest and its strategies and also to show the impact of the protests on the VAW in India.

Keywords: Legal responses, protest, protest strategies, social movement, Violence against women.

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Abstract: The novel Bigrai and Dwisrai is written by Tiren Boro in 1992. It is a social novel and reflects Bodo people's realistic picture. The novel mainly focuses on Bodoland movement organised by Bodo Students Union. It represents the social problems against the injustice of the government demanding the right to political, economical and social justice for Bodo people. Bigrai the main character in the novel was handicapped and Dwisrai was raped by the police during the agitation. Many Bodo people died in this movement and there were also many who were handicapped and Bodo women raped by the police.

Keywords: Bodo people, Social picture, Bodoland movement

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Abstract: Reality shows are very popular in the present decade. Reality shows vary from channel to channel; from song to cookery, and comedy to dance. Reality shows are strong reflection of the dreams, aspirations, struggle and emotions of the common man especially the youngsters. .Reality shows are becoming increasingly popular among the college students which affecting their attitude and mental health. The present study focused on exploring whether there exists any relationship between self-concept and social adjustment of reality show participants; and if there is, to what extent. Stratified Random Sampling was adopted for selecting 150 contestants who are participating in different reality shows in different channels. The variables were measured using self-concept inventory and social adjustment inventory. The result indicate that there exists a significant positive relationship between the self-concept and social adjustment of reality show participants

Keywords: Reality show, Self-concept, Social adjustment, College students.

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Abstract: Sustainable Development goals are currently making news globally and getting much mention among the global community It has been recognized as the pillar upon which global sustainability, especially the less developed countries is anchored. Goals such as gender equality, literacy education, food security, digital network and connectivity among the 17 are believed to deliver the UN objectives. Many service organizations such as the libraries, educational sectors, humanitarian, governmental and non-Governmental organizations etc., are among the stakeholders in the achievement of the UN agenda 2030. Entrepreneurial education is said to be a vital factor in achieving sustainable development within the society. This study examined the relationship between Library and Information Science and Entrepreneurship...........

Keywords: Entrepreneurship Education, Sustainable Development Goals, Library and Information Science Education.

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Abstract: The purpose of this study is To know the process of land procurement implementation for the construction of Parepare Makassar-Parepare axle in Pangkep regency and to know the factors that affect the implementation of procurement for the construction of Makassar-Parepare shaft highway in Pangkep. Research in writing this thesis in the form of law empirical normative research is law research that combine between normative law research and social law research / empirical. In this type of research the researcher by combining the two types of research as mentioned above in a study.........

Keywords: Yuridical Study, Land Procurement, General Interests.

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Abstract: Service delivery issues have dominated the South African political discourse for a long time. There have been strong negative perceptions by members of the public about the nature of service delivery which many view as unsatisfactory. This motivated this research. The purpose of this research was to determine the perceptions of residents of uMzimkhulu municipality, in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa regarding service delivery issues. The other focus of the research was on investigating the factors affecting service delivery in this particular municipality. Recommendations for the improvement of service delivery at uMzimkhulu formed one of the purposes of this research. The central finding of this research was that though there are challenges facing many municipalities, there was a strong perception among respondents that the management at uMzimkhulu municipality are exercising tight control of resources, resulting in allocation of scarce resources to priority service delivery projects. Poverty, unemployment.............

Keywords: ...............

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Abstract: A German-English geographer, Ernst Georg Ravenstein(1834-1913), is considered the founder of contemporary migration studies. Already in the classic publication entitled The Laws of Migration, published in two volumes in 1885 and 1889, Ravenstein wrote that "bad or oppressive laws, heavy taxation and unattractive climate, uncongenial social surroundings, and even compulsion (slave trade, transportation) produce flows of migrants, but none of these flows can be compared in volume with that which arises from the desire inherent in the most men to ‗better' themselves in material aspects". The primacy of economic categories established by Ravenstein strongly dominated the study of migration throughout the twentieth century and persists to this day. Almost all influential migration theories, such as neoclassical theories, the Hicks model (1932), the Harris-Todaro model (1970)................

Keywords: Development –induced Displacement. Resettlement, Rehabilitation, Marginalisation, Alienation.

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