Juniper Publishers Annals of Social Sciences and Management studies

Juniper Publishers- Open Access Journal of Social Sciences & Management studies Why Start New Journal Authored by  Leonid Ionin Currently, there are two views on the nature and, accordingly, future of scientific journals. The first is regulatory the second is descriptive and realistic. According to the first, scientific journals perform a dual function – they promptly inform the scientific community about the latest results of science, and at the same time work as a mechanism for regulating and maintaining a high level of research. The article sent to a journal is usually subjected to expert examination (peer review) and enters into competition with other articles. The more authoritative the journal, the stricter the selection and higher the requirements for professional level. Thus, scientific journals serve as feedback channels through which the scientific community regulates (increases) the level of research in the area. This is, in the most g...

Strategies for Spatial and Economic Development Authored by  Rupert Rhodd The physical, economic and social distress in inner cities across the nation raises some questions about the efficacy of local development policies and programs. Property-and-life-threatening conditions in the inner cities tend to have very negative effects on the quality of life of residents. The conditions in their communities often have implications that are economic (disinvestment, unemployment, higher fees to pay for urban services) physical (aesthetic blight), social (crime and insecurity) and political (stereotype and neglect by mainstream).  Among the tools by which government has responded to conditions in inner cities is redevelopment, also used interchangeably with renewal, revitalization and regeneration. Redevelopment is defined narrowly in the literature as a spatially-biased tool, a locally policy decision that focuses on older developed areas that are redeveloped for new use ...

Juniper Publishers-Open Access Journal Of  Social Sciences & Management studies Authored by  Niladri Sekhar Ghosh  On the way of modernization and scientific development society has been enriched lot of facilities related to medical service, educational opportunity, recreation and sensual pleasure but in other hand social values, principals and ethics are going to down. People are pulling by a dissatisfactory aspiration of human mind. In ancient time society had been balanced by the regulation of civil duties by every person but gradually it was also isolated from society. Concept of “ yog ” also a part of civil duties and according to ancient literatures it is able to control human body, mind and behaviour. During this study it was tried to find out the perfect principal of  yog  practice. Indeed, it is observed “ yog ” is able to control 39 different kind of behavioural approaches and on this regards 15 types of practicing regulation is best....

Juniper Publishers-Open Access Journal Of  Social Sciences & Management studies Authored by  Sudhanshu Tripathi As West Asia is an extended part of the Greater Asia and do have some of the defining common geographical footings resulting into, perhaps, the closest social, religious, economic and political similarities, the cultural roots between India and West Asia, obviously, indicate towards the inevitable stark similarities between them because no other country in the Asian continent have had as long and sustained historical engagement with the West Asia as that of India and that underlines the significance of present day relevance between their mutual relations and that makes their historic engagement unique and unparalleled. Obviously their mutual friendly relations will be very useful not only for their own peace, prosperity and security alone but for the whole world because both regions of the Asian continent are very rich with respect to natural resource...

Juniper Publishers-Open Access Journal Of  Social Sciences & Management studies Authored by  Clement Ebizimor Deinne The purpose of his paper is to examine the spatial implications of restructuring financial institutions, factors influencing the reform and the changes perceived after restructuring financial institutions in Ibadan metropolis. Two major research instruments were adopted in this study, these are the In-depth Interview (IDI) and the use of structured questionnaire through participatory approach, the involvement of the respondents across different socio-economic groups ranging from students, bankers, civil-servants, traders and the unemployed. The result reveals a significant difference in the factors influencing the restructuring of financial institutions among different socio-economic groups in Ibadan metropolis at 0.05 significant level (P < 0.05). To read more... FullText in  Annals of Social Sciences & Management studies in Jun...