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| 1 | Outcome of Alcohol/ Ethanol Ingestion on Recall of Meaningful Materials: Select Nigerian Lawyers in Focus by Ugochukwu Christian Ogbogu; Doris Ngozi Morah, PhD; Casmir Nnaemeka, N., PhD | The study investigated the impact of alcohol/ethanol ingestion on lawyers' recall of essential materials. Seventy-five lawyers, aged 27-59, from Awka, Onitsha, and Nnewi, Anambra state, Nigeria, were divided into two groups: those who were given alcohol/ethanol and those who were given non-alcohol/ethanol. The experiment involved an independent group design with an audio recorder, red label brandy, La Casera soft drink, and a poem CD. Participants were expected to listen, memorise, and recall keywords. The Z-test was used for analysis, and results showed no significant impact of alcohol/ethanol on immediate recall of meaningful materials between alcohol/ethanol Lawyer consumers. The study found no significant impact of alcohol/ethanol on delayed recall of meaningful materials, immediate recall, or delayed recall across lawyers' genders. However, there was a significant difference in the extent of delayed recall outcomes across lawyers' genders. The study recommends installing alcohol detectors in all courtrooms to eliminate its influence on judiciary deliberations. | 15-December-2023 | 05-February-2024/ 19-March-2024 |
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| 2 | Competitive Intelligence and Performance in the Automotive Industry: The Post-Pandemic Experience by Chimeziem G. C. Udeze, PhD. | The main objective of this study was to examine the correlation between competitive intelligence and performance in the post-pandemic era. Specifically, the study examined the extent of the relationship between innovative intelligence and cost leadership, the nature of correlation between market intelligence and growth; and the relationship between strategic intelligence and adaptability. The study used both primary and secondary data. The target population for the study was 122 members of staff from INNOSON Technical and Industrial Company Limited, based in Enugu State, Nigeria. Data was collected from 104 purposively selected staff of INNOSON and analyzed using regression analysis with the aid of SPSS 23.0. The results indicate that innovative intelligence, marketing intelligence, and strategic intelligence had a significant and positive correlation with organizational performance, through their connections with cost leadership, growth and adaptability, respectively. From the results, the study concludes that competitive intelligence is a key driver of performance in the automotive industry. Based on the findings and conclusion, it was recommended that organizations should develop a culture of innovation through adequate investment in research and development as well as rewarding creative and intelligent employees; this will consequently arm the organization with cost leadership. Forward-thinking organizations that seek growth must develop a robust system of collecting and analyzing data from their market, and the information gathered must be used in the decision-making processes of the organization especially as it affects strategy formulation and implementation. | 01-February-2024 | 19-March-2024/ 22-March-2024 |
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| 3 | HR’s Role in Promoting CSR: Towards Better Corporate Ethics by Dr.R.Fahima Sultana Kushi.N, Madhu Mithra S and Uma.A | Despite considerable advancements and keen awareness in research and practice linking Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Human Resource Management (HRM), an exhaustive examination of the relationship between these two concepts has yet to be conducted. Scholars that link HRM and CSR rarely explain their understanding of their connection or the assumptions they make on the HR’s role to work efficiently and be able to contribute significantly for the organization, when investigating this relationship. Thus, a thorough evaluation of the literature on the CSR-HRM nexus is both relevant and required, that underpins our research by the lifeline thrown to us by HR professionals. There has been a growing, but still limited, realization of the connection between the two, the understanding of it is enabled through review, which enabled gain more explicit and thorough understandings of HRM-CSR, thereby improving theoretical and empirical research on the decided topic. A thorough assessment and conceptual analysis of previous and current publications relating HRM and CSR helps to focus on the perspectives on HRM-CSR research. The purpose of this work is to show the variety of perspectives on HRM-CSR and to create a conceptual map for navigating and organizing future research. The relationship between businesses and society has evolved over time. [1] There is growing concern about how business should be conducted. Businesses are progressively expected to generate financial, societal, and eco-friendly benefits for the communities in which they operate. CSR and entrepreneurship present a variety of problems for human resource management and leadership in firms. The HRM paradigm is built on a logical strategic management framework that aligns with classical economic analysis. [2] This paradigm is limited in situations where corporations aim to act ethically in relation to a variety of internal and external stakeholders, as well as to take a longer-term approach when dealing with CSR concerns. With rising proof of the influence of CSR and sustainability on business performance, corporate organizations around the world are more aware than ever of the importance of sustainable business practices. Given the unique significance of the Human Resource function (HR) in firms, as well as its relationship with executive management and employees, HR professionals play a crucial role in superintendent their organizations to become more on a social basis responsible and sustainable. [3] | 20-December-2023 | 5-March-2024/ 25-March-2024 |
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| 4 | Impact of Traditional Cleaning on Human Health and Environment by Mayank Jain,Karan Shah and Dr. Priya Digarse | Hygiene maintenance plays an important role in our daily life and thus the importance of related cleaning Products comes into the scenario. Simply cleanliness is a key to healthy lifestyle. Cleaning Products helps in removing dirt, soil, and grease, dust microorganisms from biological and non-biological surfaces. In the market, there are many types of cleaning products, which include personal care, skincare, and hair care and home care segment. Such product include Soaps, shampoos, face wash, intimate hygiene wash, toothpastes, detergents, floor cleaners, multi-surface cleaners, toilet cleaners, lime scale removers, air fresheners, sanitizers, kitchen Cleaners, acids, dishwashers, etc. It is important and necessary to have a natural and healthy cleaning routine in todays polluted and contaminated environment, unfortunately, we humans conveniently tend to be more dependent on harsh cleaning products. Biological Accidents like coronavirus made us believe in the role of cleaning products more significantly hence penetrating our casual mindset to a disciplined cleaning routine at home and offices. As a result, cleaning product' use has increased by 40% in homes, hospitals, workplaces, schools, colleges, public places, etc. As the frequency of home care maintenance is higher of all, its side effect need to be studied and analyzed As we know everything in this world has its own pros and cons, so is applicable to cleaning products. | 10-December-2023 | 15-March-2024/ 30-March-2024 |
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| 5 | China's Belt and Road Initiative: Analysing Diplomatic Impacts and Challenges by Dr. Anjali Sehrawat | The goal of China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), also known as the "New Silk Road" or the "Silk Road Economic Belt," is to improve global connectivity by reviving ancient trade routes. The BRI is a network of land and sea routes that crosses Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. The "Road" refers to the Maritime Silk Road, which connects China's southern coast to Africa, the Mediterranean, Southeast Asia, and Central Asia by sea. The "Belt" is the Silk Road Economic Belt, which connects China to Central Asia and Europe by land. To enable trade over the contemporary Silk Road, the program calls for the construction of ports, pipelines, bridges, electricity grids, and railroads. Despite the ambitious goals and potential benefits of China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), there exist significant impacts and challenges that need to be addressed. These include concerns related to sovereignty, debt sustainability, geopolitical tensions, and the potential for unequal economic benefits among participating countries. This paper aims to analyse these diplomatic impacts and challenges in the context of China's BRI, shedding light on its implications for global trade dynamics and international relations. Furthermore, examining how other Western countries are responding with their infrastructure plans in the face of China's BRI adds a comparative perspective to this complex global phenomenon. The research methodology employed in this paper involves a comprehensive review and analysis of existing literature, including academic studies, policy papers, and media reports, to examine the diplomatic impacts and challenges associated with China's Belt and Road Initiative. By synthesizing insights from diverse sources, this study provides a nuanced understanding of the complexities surrounding the BRI and its implications for global trade and diplomacy. | 05-January-2023 | 20-March-2024/ 31-March-2024 |
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