Author | Ma
Affordable publication for maximum impact
Published Authors

Surekha Mariam Varghese
Professor, Computer Science And Engineering Mar Athanasius College Of Engineering, Kothamangalam, Kerala
Erd-os: A Major Threat To Operating System Security
Emergency Repair Disks are used to recover and backup data during an operating system failure or corruption. ERD’s Can by-pass installed operating system and give throughout access to the system. ERD-OS is also known by the names By-pass loader or Hacker’s OS or Mini OS. Now a day this became a popular way to attack systems due to several features

Mwangi Maurice
Moi University P.o Box 3900-30100, Eldoret, Kenya
The Role Of Government Healthcare Expenditure On Economic Growth And Development In Kenya
Human health has improved drastically during the last century, yet grave inequalities in health persist. To make progress in health, meet new challenges and redress inequalities, resources must be deployed effectively. Public financing plays a big role in health services since it gives society a public policy tool that can be used to create incentives to improve health care quality,

Rosemary Mathenge
School Of Education, Mount Kenya University, Kenya. Po Box 342-01000, Thika, Kenya
An Investigation Into Participatory Approach In Budget Preparation In Public Tertiary Institutes In Nyeri County, Kenya.
Over the past several years, issues of “participation” in budgetary process have become increasingly important at most public institutions. Learning institutions have not been left out either because it is generally becoming acceptable that participatory budget making is essential to the achievement of efficiency and prudence in managing public funds. The study sought to investigate the effectiveness of participatory approach

Emmanuel Patroba Mhache
The Open University Of Tanzania, Department Of Geography, P.o. Box 23409, Dar Es Salaam Tanzania
Anthropogenic Impacts On Coastal Forests: A Case Study Of Kazimzumbwi And Pugu Forests, Tanzania
The vast coastal forests of Tanzania are experiencing rapid degradation due to anthropogenic factors associated with climate change and rapid population growth. Kazimzumbwi and Pugu forests in Dar es Salaam are among the critical ecosystem biodiversity hotspots threatened by urban development. In most of the current international literature, there is a consensus that, most important anthropogenic causes of adverse effects

Dr. Suman Makkar
Associate Professor, Department Of Evening Studies, Top Floor, Arts Block-i, Panjab University, Chandigarh-160014 (union Territory),
Role Of International Financial Institutions In The Economic Development Of South Asian Economies: A Longitudinal Analysis
South Asia is home to half of the world’s poor . Poverty is wide spread in this region. It is the poorest region on the earth after the Sub-Saharan Africa. To make the world free of poverty is the aim of IFIs like World Bank; whose mission is “Working for a World Free of Poverty” and Asian Development Bank

Dr. H.B.Mahantesh
Assistant Professor Of Sociology, Smt. I.s.yadawad Govt. First Grade College, Ramdurg Dist: Belgaum. Karnataka. India
Generation Gap Regarding Aspirations Of Adolescents
The young people perceive themselves as a group apart from the established older generation. This isolation of age groups has led to a teenage sub-culture wherein parents loose some influence and peer opinions become highly valued. Adolescents spend so much time with members of their own age groups in schools and colleges that it is not surprising to find values

Dr. J. Deva Kumar
Asst. Professor Of History, L. N. Government College, Ponneri, Tamil Nadu, India
The Arab Spring And Civilian Uprising: Weeding Out The Crisis In The Middle East
Politically, these countries in the Arab World are characterised by autocratic and monarchical regimes where an individual or a handful of individuals have all the power. The duration of the rule is normally long sometimes continues along generations. Political dissent is not tolerated by the rulers and oppositions remains non-existent or at the best or weak. There is also

Irshad Ahmad Mir
Lecturer, Department Of Management Studies, Green Land Business School, Hawal, Srinagar J&k (india)
Anticipation Of E-retailing In Rural India And Rural Consumers’ Attitude Towards E-retailing
With the advent of internet technology and ongoing changes in consumer behaviour, last decade has witnessed significant growth in e-Retailing and information technology in India. By just clicking a mouse, shoppers can buy any product online, from grocery items to credit cards. E-Retailing simplified the process of buying and selling with benefits like secure payments, timely delivery, genuine brands, time

Dr.Mahesh Sarva
Department Of Management, Sobhasaria Group Of Institutions, Sikar, Rajasthan
Social Impact On Investor’s Decision Making
All investors joining the stock market has the same aim of maximizing their investment value. The buy or sell decision of any stock in stock market is regarded as one of the most challenging decision for investors. As per traditional theories Risk and return are two widely acknowledge decision variables for investment decisions of any investor. However, a number of

P AMUDHA KUMAR
Research Scholar, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International School Of Textile And Management, Peelamedu, Coimbatore, India
High Performance Work System And Organisational Success
The concept of Strategic Human Resources management stems from the idea that the top management is strongly convinced that the human capital of their organisation requires very close nurturing and makes them partners in the organisational success. It is for the HR department to identify and mould the individual characteristics of the human capital and align them with the strategic vision

Showing 60 to 70 of 1082  Prev  Next