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Number Vol28 Year 2022

7 articles in this issue 

Erik Rolland

It is a pleasure for me, as the second President of University of The Bahamas, to write a few words to welcome and to extend well-wishes to Bahamian, Caribbean, and international scholars.

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Raymond Austin Oenbring

Editorial for Volume 28, 2022

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Anica G Bowe,Chenson L Johnson

This study examined characteristics of Bahamian fathers’ involvement with schooling using data from a comprehensive study on parent involvement within one Bahamian community. We triangulated data from parent survey (N = 91 males, N = 278 females) and comm... see more

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William J. Fielding,Virginia C. Ballance

Corporal punishment is a common means of disciplining children in Bahamian homes. Previous studies in The Bahamas have linked the justification for its use with religious beliefs. An Internet survey employing a snowball sampling method resulted in 1,570 p... see more

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Shamel Yvonne Rolle Sands,Christine Covell,Vera Caine

Nurse turnover can affect the accessibility of healthcare services, quality of patient care, and nurse well-being. Various individual and contextual factors have been found to predict nurse turnover. A growing body of evidence now suggests the emergence o... see more

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William J. Fielding,Virginia C. Ballance

Rape has been a concern in The Bahamas and the law recognizes rape outside of marriage as being a criminal offence. However, the so-called “marital rape exception” means that rape within a marriage is not treated as a crime. This has resulted in several n... see more

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