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Solidarity and social behaviour: how did this help communities to manage COVID-19 pandemic?
Tập 40 Số 9/10 - Trang 1183-1200 - 2020
PurposeDuring the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic lockdowns, stay at home or
work from home, many have argued that the westernised non-pharmaceutical
interventions (NPI) do not provide remedial in low-income countries like
Nigeria, where informal job seekers, street traders, informal labourers and
artisans depend mainly on the informal economy. By applying social solidarity
(SS) and community-base...
Population and environment by 2000AD – a social manifesto
Tập 20 Số 8 - Trang 55-68 - 2000
Considers the consequences of population growth in relation to space, resources
and conflict. Covers environmental issues such as water and pollution. Uses
India in the year 2000 as a case study, looking at areas such as housing,
agriculture, transport, water, food and environment. Discusses the plans of the
country and concludes that an integrated plan for population with development is
needed to...
Retirement concerns and financial literacy in Brunei
Tập 40 Số 3/4 - Trang 342-365 - 2020
PurposeDespite the inclusion of financial literacy in retirement studies, there
are limited studies that look into retirement concerns and how financial
literacy plays a role in managing retirement concerns. Understanding retirement
concerns prior to retirement is important given how it affects retirement
satisfaction. Therefore, this paper aims at assessing the retirement concerns in
Brunei and t...
MANAGEMENT AND LABOUR IN TRANSITION: THE CASE OF ZIMBABWE
Tập 6 Số 2 - Trang 83-102 - 1986
The way in which management and related personnel practices contribute to the
organisation and control of the labour process during a period of political
change intended to move towards socialism is examined. Rhodesia's colonial
history and the position of foreign and multinational corporations in the
economy have been determining the changes taking place in employing
organisations. Workplace demo...
IS THERE A ‘CRISIS’ IN THE WELFARE STATE?
- 1981
Most contemporary British social policies have developed within an institutional
and intellectual framework which is commonly referred to as the welfare state,
and which first became firmly established in Britain after the second world war
at the beginning of a period of historically high rates of economic growth. The
embodiment of social policies within a particular set of public institutions
req...
Practitioners as gatekeepers and researchers: family support outcomes
- 2003
This paper describes the problems and difficulties encountered in a current
research project which is attempting to engage practitioners in the collection
of data using standardized outcome measures. The aim of the research is to meet
the demand for greater clarity about the services and, particularly, the
therapeutic interventions delivered by family support practitioners, whilst
maintaining a se...
Interprofessional education in maternity care: shared learning for women‐centred care
Tập 23 Số 4/5 - Trang 123-138 - 2003
There is a general agreement that the potential of shared learning is great in
terms of interprofessional working and client care. Despite the fact that
interprofessional education has been a key area of professional education and
practice policies for the last decade there is a dearth of evidence of its
successful implementation in maternity care. Doctors and midwives are often
educated in separa...
TRADITIONAL INDIAN CONCEPT OF TIME AND ITS ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES
- 1990
All human activities involve a dimension of time. Usually, the accomplishment of
a stated task within lesser duration, other parameters remaining unchanged,
entails superior performance. The factor of time is particularly important in
economic endeavours. Thus, in manufacturing situations, functions such as
forecasting, goal‐setting, planning, scheduling, evaluation and control become
significant....
Aid Dependence and The Structure Of Corruption: The Case of Post‐Korean War South Korea
- 1997
From 1953 to 1961, the South Korean economy grew slowly; the average per capita
GNP growth was a mere percent, amounting to less than $100 in 1961. Few people,
therefore, look for the sources of later dynamism in this period. As Kyung Cho
Chung (1956:225) wrote in the mid‐1950s: “[South Korea] faces grave economic
difficulties. The limitations imposed by the Japanese have been succeeded by the
div...