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France
Cet article examine les recompositions discursives et symboliques de l’Église catholique française face au débat sur la fin de vie, dans un contexte marqué par le projet de loi visant la légalisation de l’aide médicale à mourir. Inscrite dans une perspective socio-anthropologique des religions,...
Volume 08, Issue 02, February 2026
Page No:
9583-9591
Uganda
Background: Old-style policing methods have tended to focus on controlling crime through enforcement of the law and largely on reactive responses. Community policing on the other hand, seek to identify environments which cause crime and consequently focus on prevention of crime whilst working with...
Volume 08, Issue 02, February 2026
Page No:
9575-9582
Kazakhstan
Engineering education continues to face challenges in sustaining student engagement and conceptual understanding in analog electronics, a subject often considered one of the most difficult in the electrical engineering curriculum. This study addresses that gap by designing and implementing a...
Volume 08, Issue 02, February 2026
Page No:
9567-9574
Kazakhstan
CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) technologies have revolutionized molecular biology through their powerful genomeediting capabilities. However, beyond gene editing, CRISPR systems have rapidly evolved into versatile platforms for molecular diagnostics and...
Volume 08, Issue 02, February 2026
Page No:
9560-9566
Mali
Mali, located at the crossroads of sub-Saharan Africa and the Mediterranean world, has an exceptional cultural heritage, inherited from a long human and political history (Sudanese empires (Ghana, Mali, and Songhoi) and many other states including the Bamanan kingdoms of Ségou and Kaarta, the...
Volume 08, Issue 02, February 2026
Page No:
9556-9559
Kenya
Objectives: This study aimed to determine the median lethal dose (LD₅₀) of Naja ashei venom in BALB/c mice following intraperitoneal, intramuscular, and subcutaneous administration, and to evaluate associated disturbances in serum electrolytes and cardiac function. Methodology: Fresh Naja ashei...
Volume 08, Issue 02, February 2026
Page No:
9550-9555
Vietnam
Artificial intelligence–mediated informal digital learning of English (AI-IDLE) has emerged as a prominent form of out-of-class language learning. Despite its growing prevalence, limited empirical attention has been paid to the ways in which motivational self-guides and positive emotional...
Volume 08, Issue 01, January 2026
Page No:
9486-9492
Vietnam
In Vietnam, online shopping platforms are increasingly integrating artificial intelligence (AI) to personalize user experiences and enhance customer interactions. However, empirical evidence on how Generation Z perceives and accepts AI-enabled shopping technologies remains limited. This study...
Volume 08, Issue 01, January 2026
Page No:
9478-9485
Ukraine
This study examines how leadership motivational strategies influence employee job satisfaction and responsible behaviour in public service organisations through qualitative case study analysis of a Ukrainian regional public administration agency. Despite extensive research on leadership and...
Volume 08, Issue 01, January 2026
Page No:
9467-9477
Vietnam
Influencer marketing has become increasingly influential in shaping consumer perceptions in emerging markets such as Vietnam, where livestream-based product reviews are widespread. Despite this growth, limited empirical research has examined how consumer–product congruence influences consumer...
Volume 08, Issue 01, January 2026
Page No:
9459-9466
India
Objectives: To assess the existing knowledge regarding eating disorders among the PU college students. To assess the effectiveness of structure Teaching Programme regarding eating disorder on knowledge among PU College students at Tumkur. To find the association between post-test knowledge scores...
Volume 08, Issue 01, January 2026
Page No:
9457-9458
India
Until middle of the 20th century, there was no definitive treatment available for tuberculosis. With the availability of streptomycin, Isoniazid, Para amino salicylic acid (PAS), in the mid 1940, the predictable, curative treatment for tuberculosis became reality. The introduction of Rifampcin,...
Volume 08, Issue 01, January 2026
Page No:
9454-9456
India
Pelvic floor exercise also known as kegel exercise, practices in all over the world, it is effective and useful in many gynaecological conditions. It is a simple & effective exercise and it helps to modified the lifestyle and personality structure in both men and women and its cost effective....
Volume 08, Issue 01, January 2026
Page No:
9450-9453
India
Objectives: 1. To assess the pre-test level of knowledge regarding the prevention of HIV and AIDS among 1st year B.Sc. Nursing students in Sri Ramana Maharshi college of Nursing at Tumakuru. 2. To evaluate the effectiveness of a structured teaching programme by comparing pre-test and post-test...
Volume 08, Issue 01, January 2026
Page No:
9446-9449
China
Against the backdrop of global sustainable education transformation and rapid AI integration, the cross-context adaptability of educational models has become a key prerequisite for their large-scale promotion. Based on contextual adaptation theory, complex systems theory, and Education for...
Volume 08, Issue 01, January 2026
Page No:
9437-9445
USA
This article aims to discuss the basic principles and cases of the right of publicity. The first section defines the right of publicity and the right to privacy and demonstrates their relationship. The second section addresses both federal and state laws that conflict with the right of publicity....
Volume 08, Issue 01, January 2026
Page No:
9423-9436
USA
Strategic Structural Contingency Theory is an expanded organizational framework integrating Classical Contingency Theory with Systems Theory, Chaos Theory, Resource Dependence Theory, Institutional Theory, the Theory of Reasoned Action, and the Theory of Planned Behavior. Strategic Structural...
Volume 08, Issue 01, January 2026
Page No:
9411-9422
India
The release of phenolic compounds from many plants causes death of explants within a few days of in vitro culture. This happens due to the toxic effect of phenolics released in media. These phenolics thus need to be controlled for establishing explants inasepticculture. In the present study,...
Volume 08, Issue 01, January 2026
Page No:
9407-9410
Zimbabwe
The study analyzed voting behavior among graduate youths during Zimbabwe’s 2023 harmonized elections. The Youth Development Model that was developed by the Zimbabwe National Association of Youth Organizations (NAYO) informed the study. The study was purely qualitative with an interpretivist...
Volume 08, Issue 01, January 2026
Page No:
9400-9406
Niger
Funerals are essential sociocultural events in all societies. This study investigates the dynamics of funeral practices among the Hausa Muslims of Zinder. To do so, the paper attempts to answer the research question how can changes occur in funeral practices among the Hausa Muslims of the city of...
Volume 07, Issue 12, December 2025
Page No:
9345-9350
Uganda
ntroduction: Graphic design plays a crucial role in shaping the processes through which meaning is produced, communicated, and understood in contemporary societies. By employing elements such as images, symbols, colours, typography, and layout, graphic design functions as a visual language that...
Volume 07, Issue 12, December 2025
Page No:
9340-9344
Niger
Cette étude a pour objectif de connaitre l’aire de distribution potentielle du crocodile de l’Afrique de l’Ouest (Crocodylus suchus) pour une bonne conservation de l’espèce. Dans ce sens, une approche d'ensemble modeling basée sur l’algorithme Max-Ent (Maximum Entropy) simulé via Random Forest (...
Volume 07, Issue 12, December 2025
Page No:
9335-9339
Sri Lanka
Molecular inorganic catalysts play a central role in modern catalysis, enabling selective and efficient transformations in energy conversion, environmental remediation, and fine chemical synthesis. Understanding how catalyst structure governs activity, selectivity, and stability is essential for...
Volume 07, Issue 12, December 2025
Page No:
9329-9334
Côte d’Ivoire
Les humains sont exposés aux métaux par leur alimentation, leur mode de vie. Certains métaux sont essentiels aux fonctions physiologiques de l'organisme, tandis que d'autres ne sont pas essentiels et peuvent être toxiques pour les humains. Il existe peu d’études concernant l’impact sanitaire des...
Volume 07, Issue 12, December 2025
Page No:
9323-9328
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka, with its remarkable biodiversity and long history of traditional medicine, harbors a wealth of plant-derived chemical diversity. Numerous endemic species have yielded secondary metabolites spanning alkaloids, flavonoids, terpenoids, phenolic acids, coumarins, and other structural classes...
Volume 07, Issue 12, December 2025
Page No:
9317-9322
