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Level of Awareness of Transport Externalities on Noise Pollution in Akure, Nigeria
ABUAD Journal of the Humanities-AGIDIGBO, 2023 Transport conveys substantial socioeconomic benefits. It is a vital sector that facilitates progressive developments in economy of a nation. Advantages derived from transportation sector are vital in the integration of various regions and sectors of the
T. Oluwasanya +3 more
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Women in Energy Sector in Nigeria: A Survey of Gender and Leadership in the Workplace
ABUAD Journal of the Humanities-AGIDIGBO, 2023 Studies have also shown that women account for a significantly smaller number of workforce in the industry; they constitute less than 22% of employee and just 5% of Boards of Directors (BOD) making the energy sector one of the least gender-diverse ...
Adebisi Ogunmusire
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ABUAD Journal of the Humanities-AGIDIGBO, 2022 Critical developmental thinking started as a speculative debate of difference(s) and otherness, metamorphosing through the obstacles of the ideologies of ‘primitive’ mentality, ‘barbaric’ cultures, and ‘uncivilized’ civilizations to its current state ...
Noah Opeyemi Balogun +3 more
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‘Whiter than White’: Race and Otherness in Turkish and Greek National Identities [PDF]
, 2016 Despite the fact that living together in the same geographical space has created many similarities for Turkey and Greece over the centuries, both sides are keen to identify, even exaggerate, the differences between them and other ‘inferiors’.
Gokay
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International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community WorkThis paper explores the use of narrative therapy and community work to respond to the complexities surrounding women’s experiences in the sex industry. It offers practices for therapists and community workers seeking to engage with sex workers in ways ...
Kaur Serendipity
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Safety and solidarity: Using collective documents to share sex workers’ insider knowledges
International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community WorkWestern culture and Western health care systems have created places of sexual health care that are highly individualised, privatised and professionalised.
Julia Sharp
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Exploring Neighbourliness and Social Cohesion in Two Residential Gated Developments in Johannesburg, South Africa [PDF]
, 2022 The growth of privatised residential territories through the concept of ‘gating’ has become a global phenomenon and a distinct feature of the urban landscape of cities. There has been much debate around their existence.
Gumbo, Trynos +2 more
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The French (non)Connection: A Closer Look at the Role of Secularism and Socio-Educational Disparities on Domestic Islamist Radicalization in France. [PDF]
, 2021 Along with the US, France remains among the most impacted Western countries by Islamist terrorism. To explain radicalization in the French context, researchers have emphasized the country’s specificities such as colonialism and secularism (i.e. “Laïcité”)
Adam-Troian, Jais
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Does Language Matter in the Mathematics Classroom for Orang Asli Students in Malaysia?
, 2023 Numerous studies have shown that the language barrier may cause the difficulties among indigenous children in learning mathematics. Apparently, this is also the case among the Orang Asli students in Malaysia.
Abd Jalil, Abdul Hakim +2 more
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International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community WorkEste artículo ilustra un proceso de trabajo metafórico y participativo en el cual un grupo de activistas feministas, lesbo-feministas y disidentes nos reunimos para responder terapéuticamente a los efectos del lesbo-odio.
Yasna Mancilla Monsalve
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