12 articles in this issue
Areej M. A. AL-Jawadi,Suhair Safwat
This study investigates the importance of word affixes in forming the medical terms by defines the Medical Terminology (MT) and its characteristics showing how the Medical vocabulary is consistent and uniform throughout the world since it is based on Gree... see more
Khaoula Ouni
A postmodern reading of humanities in Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s The Yellow Wallpaper highlights that it is a parody of nineteenth-century medical and patriarchal beliefs. Gilman deconstructs the medical enterprise through convincing John Mitchell, the fa... see more
Abdelmajid Ridouane
The category of “Illegal” immigrants, in which the present article is interested, is conventionally referred to in the discourse of the United Nation High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) as ‘large scale influx’. To differentiate it from the UNHCR collec... see more
Yasar Selman Gultekin
In this study, concepts of stakeholder analysis and stakeholder management have been introduced and evaluated the management of stakeholders’ relationships in stakeholder theory framework in Turkish forestry practices. In accordance with this purpose espe... see more
Nefi Wole-Abu
This is a review of the papers of Professor Emevwo Biakolo, former Dean at the School of Media and Communication, Pan Atlantic University Lagos. This review attempts to critically analyze the position of the author with respect to his assessment of Walter... see more
Taher Dhif Allah
This article focuses on the vulnerable economic situation of the border town of Ben Gardane and the role of the state since independence. This city, is living on informal trading and smuggling for decades. It has suffered from political conflicts between ... see more
Solomon Adedokun Edebor
This paper discusses and contributes to the debates on the myriads of challenges that have put the Nigerian state on the threshold of collapse. The paper avows that lack of good governance and purposeful leadership remains the bane of the Nigerian nation,... see more
Abiodun Femi
Nigerian popular music is big. This means it has grown or that it has increased numerically. Does the growth amount to development? The paper premised within the migration theory measures points of departure between what Nigerian audience wants, what the ... see more
Asharaf Abdul Salam
Shanty areas form due to population pressures jeopardizing jobs, income, and shelters. Such dwelling units are crowded, unhygienic, and have shortage of basic supplies, and unplanned road systems due mainly to the lack of legal approval. Consequently, it ... see more
Abdelkader Ben Rhit
The paper examines the attributes of postcolonial African identity in Ben Okri’sabikutrilogy2 namely The Famished Road, Songs of Enchantment, and Infinite Riches and roots them in a typical tradition, which gauges the equilibrium of the past that marked t... see more
Muhammad Yaseen,Kaneez Fatima Mamdani,Mahrukh Siddiqui
This research paper examines the influence and role of the political talk shows in raising political awareness among youth. The factors included in the study were; political talk shows, educational level, political awareness, political discussion and part... see more