Vol. 1 No. 6 (2019): Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences Studies

Research Articles

• Languages in Contact and Interference: A Case of Reference among Some Coordinate Bilinguals

  Cosmas Rai Amenorvi

  1-12

  Abstract : 33

  PDF : 56

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• Human Capital Development and Nigerian Economy in long-Term Perspective: Empirical Evidence

  Olufunmilayo Tope AFOLAYAN

  13-27

  Abstract : 29

  PDF : 53

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• A Study on the Current Scenario of Different Segments of Food Processing Units in Kerala

  REJANI .R . NAIR

  28-35

  Abstract : 21

  PDF : 76

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• Texte et texture dans le langage hip-hop : le cas du mouvement “Y’EN A MARRE”

  Mbacké DIAGNE , Mame Sémou NDIAYE

  36-45

  Abstract : 51

  PDF : 81

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• Adolescents and Social Problems

  Asbah Razali

  46-50

  Abstract : 264

  PDF : 140

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• Village Banking: A Feasible Tool for Accelerating Financial Inclusion for the Unbanked Poor Communities in Zambia

  Jackson Sishumba , Munalula Mulonda

  51-62

  Abstract : 404

  PDF : 245

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• A Simple Glance at Zambia’s Financial Globalization

  Munalula Mulonda , Jackson Sishumba

  63-68

  Abstract : 76

  PDF : 71

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• A Socio-Cultural Inspection on the Killing of Elderly People in Tamil Nadu

  M. Priyamvadha

  69-76

  Abstract : 98

  PDF : 221

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• MGNREGA Impact on Agricultural Wage and Rural Labour Market in Kerala

  Shiji K

  77-81

  Abstract : 94

  PDF : 80

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• Media Coverage of Terrorist Events and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Pakistani Youth

  Sobia Shahzad , Ifra Iftikha , Abbas Rashid Buttr

  82-97

  Abstract : 58

  PDF : 48

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• An Analysis of the New York State Medical Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment Initiative

  Al O. Giwa

  98-109

  Abstract : 41

  PDF : 57

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• Criminal Victimization of Physically Disabled Children in the Rural Areas of Eastern Cape Province

  Ephraim Kevin Sibanyoni , Shanta B Singh

  110-122

  Abstract : 43

  PDF : 60

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• Police Turn Blind Eye to Homosexual Victims of Crime in Durban of South Africa

  Simangele Mkhize , Ephraim Kevin Sibanyoni

  123-132

  Abstract : 70

  PDF : 72

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