Social Sciences and Humanities

The study of verb-forming affixes in turkic languages

The article, based on an analysis of scientific works on one of the pressing issues of the Turkic languages - verb-forming affixes, shows that in early studies they were studied formally, in connection with morphology. And modern scientific achievements require the study of not only verb-forming, but also all word-forming affixes in a functional-semantic sense, based on the semantics that arose as a result of the relationship between the producing and derived roots.

The role of smart management in achieving competitive advantage in a complex competitive environment in Egypt

The smart management has continually been a source of achieving competitive advantage in most developing countries. This study examined the relationship between smart management and achieving competitive advantage in Egypt using secondary data obtained from the annual reports of companies. However, the study noted that the smart management, tend to have a positive effect on achieving competitive advantage.

Knowledge and attitude towards digital radiography among dentists

Background: Digital imaging modalities which are recently developed offer better options by significantly reducing the dosage of radiation exposed and at the same time offer better quality with user- friendly options. Such things must be made known to the dentists which will in turn benefit the patient as well. Objective: The aim of this study was to determine the knowledge and attitude towards digital radiography among dentists.

Land degradation assessment using the lada local tools and methods in lesotho: assessment of soil physical properties

The combat against land degradation in Lesotho has been in existence since the arrival of the missionaries but failed due to lack of scientific evidence on the cause, extent and severity of the degraded watersheds to help plan sustainable management strategies to mitigate land degradation. Field investigation was conducted using LADA Soil Assessment Methodologies to assess the physical properties of the Bolahla- Mphosong catchment to provide a first-hand scientific data on the state and causes of land degradation for decision support making at the different levels of economic planning.

Novice researchers in senior high school: a phenomenological study

This study aimed to describe the lived experience of the senior high school student-researchers of the Academic track and the Technical Vocational and Livelihood track in accomplishing their research work in terms of (1) selecting their research topic (2) collecting and organizing related studies (3) preparing the research proposal (4) conducting the research and (5) writing the research paper. This paper also ought to investigate the impact of research to the senior high school students despite the difficulties encountered in the aforementioned stages.

Workplace financial training needs for government servants, from the perspectives of financial education providers

The level of indebtedness of government servants continues to increase each year. One possible reason is due to the low level of financial literacy. The purpose of this paper is to investigate possible solutions to increase the level of the financial literacy among government servants, from the perspective of financial education providers. This study applies a qualitative method via a focus group through the invitation of several financial education providers from a number of organizations.

Community perceptions on the effect of land degradation to water recourses at bolahla- mphosong in leribe district

In Lesotho, the alpine wetlands and sponges are the sources of drinking water for humans and livestock and environmentally critical for sustainable perennial flow of our streams. However, these environments are some of the most threatened ecosystems in Lesotho. Both ground and surface water are exposed to increasing and unprecedented threats from anthropogenic stressors that degrade water quality, reduce water quantity and availability.

E-voting, a panacea for credible election in Nigeria

This study investigated voter’s perception of the role of e-voting in ensuring credible elections in Nigeria. The study is delimited to registered voters in Calabar metropolis. The research design adopted for this study was the survey design. The researcher adopted the purposive sampling technique in selecting sample from the population of study. A sample size of two hundred and fifty respondents were selected for study. The researcher utilized the questionnaire in gathering quantitative data for the study.

Prohibition Of Torture

Torture, as a process. is a serious violation of fundamental human rights, especially in cases where torture is committed by civil servants, such as police and other segments of state institutions. The act of torture can be considered as a serious threat to the social and democratic principles of a society. The perpetration of torture by civil servants and institutions suggests that there is a serious omission in the democracy of a given system.

Socio-Economic Causes And Results Of Migration: The Case Of Turkey And Migration Of Syrians

Migration is a very old phenomenon, which means that the person is born, the people he lives with, the people he leaves. There are many compulsory or optional reasons for addressing the person. Migration has both positive and negative consequences for both the abandoned place and the migrated and settled region. The general type of migration is the direction of migration from rural to urban; when abroad, it is towards the rich countries of the poor countries. Even this type of development shows that there are many socio-economic factors on the basis of people's migration.