Dr. Haven Allahar
Adjunct Lecturer In Entrepreneurship, Graduate School Of Business, University Of The West Indies, Trinidad And
Major Global Megatrends: Implications For Advanced And Emerging Countries
This paper reviews the most recent literature on emerging megatrends with a focus on the role of governments in confronting the potential negative aspects of the megatrends. The paper highlights and discusses the major global megatrends, specifies the actions that governments of all countries must take in dealing with the potential impacts of the megatrends, details the response process, considers

Dr. Haven Allahar
Adjunct Lecturer In Entrepreneurship, Graduate School Of Business, University Of The West Indies, Trinidad And
The Changing Nature Of Work, Jobs Of The Future, And Strategic Human Resource Framework
There is universal concern by governmental administrations and private organizations about whether the rapid growth in the application of technology will displace people from the workplace in large numbers. The purpose this article is to identify and examine the current technological trends, the nature of future jobs, and the new skills or critical human skills required to meets the dictates

Dr. Haven Allahar
Adjunct Lecturer In Entrepreneurship, Graduate School Of Business, University Of The West Indies, Trinidad And
The Political Sociology Of Sports: Issues Critical To Emerging Countries
The sports industry has evolved into big business with heightened commercialization and professionalization which creates daunting challenges to countries especially emerging economies. The purpose of this article is to identify the critical societal issues involved in the organization of and participation in sports and to particularly relate the issues to emerging countries with the small Caribbean state of Trinidad and

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