Social Sciences and Humanities

The global trend of embracing electronic learning (e-learning) in higher education raises a crucial need to have evidence of achieving the investment goals. In other words, policy makers and managers are faced with a question as to whether their decisions to invest in ICT in teaching and learning have yielded the intended goals or not. Hence, the aim of this study was to explore how different stakeholders in Makerere University perceived effectiveness of Makerere University E-Learning Environment (MUELE).

This study investigates the relationship between the length of time board members serve and the financial performance (FP) of Malaysia's top 500 public listed companies (PLCs). The research uses data from annual reports, secretarial data, and financial statements to analyse the correlation between board tenure (BTEN) and FP. The study found a mean of 8.18 years in BTEN but found no impact on FP. The findings will enhance understanding of corporate governance (CG) and FP in Malaysia, particularly within the Malaysian Code on Corporate Governance (MCCG) framework.

In recent years, the hotel industry had faced increasing scrutiny over its environmental impact, prompting customers to seek eco-friendly accommodation options. This research aimed to assess the influence of green marketing and hotel environmental performance within Equatorial Guinea capital of Malabo. Guided by the natural resource base view theory, this study employed a quantitative approach and an explanatory design. The target population included all 197 hotels in Equatorial Guinea capital of Malabo, with a sample size of 132 hotels selected through simple random sampling.

Professional standards and professionalism today is a much talked about word in education, as compared to professionalization and profession, professionalism as a concept is a recent phenomenon. But since it is linked to the concept of profession and professionalization, it will be useful to understand first the concepts of profession and professionalization, professionalism and how it is to be acquired should be a focus of every teacher education program.

Management education faces the challenge of preparing future leaders to address the pressing issues of innovation and sustainability. Action-oriented research (AOR) has emerged as a powerful approach to bridge the gap between theory and practice in management education, enabling students to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to effect positive change in organizations and society. This paper explores the significance of AOR in management education, highlighting its potential to generate actionable insights and transform management practices.

This research article investigates the profound effects of emerging trends in B-School Library Management Systems on library users, with a particular focus on business and management education. Analyzing key components such as automation, data analytics, and digital accessibility, the study explores how these trends contribute to an enriched user experience and academic success.

The purpose of this study is to investigate the Effect of cash flow statement on Investment Decision at Salaam Somali Bank in Mogadishu- Somalia. This study conducted through Survey research design. The target population of this study was employee and managers of Salam Somali Bank, and the sample size consisted of 80 respondents. The data was extracted from the Salaam Somali Bank Mogadishu- Somalia through questionnaire, and the data analyzed by using SPSS.

Background: Breast cancer is a heterogeneous disease with distinct molecular subtypes, each exhibiting unique clinical and pathological characteristics. The HER2-positive subtype, characterized by the overexpression of the HER2 protein, is associated with aggressive tumor behavior and poor prognosis. Epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) is a critical process in tumor invasion, metastasis, and resistance to therapy, particularly in HER2-positive breast cancer.

This paper discusses the role of Western Diplomats in Kenya’s anti-corruption measures. One of the realities of relations among nation-states is their independence. No nation-state is so self-sufficient as to exist in isolation from other states. Anti-corruption measures refer to strategies a given state has developed internally and externally to curb and eliminate corruption. In this regard, this paper will investigate and address the following questions: What are the causes and extent of corruption in Kenya?

This quasi-experimental study investigates the impact of self-imposed harmony on word retention among college students at Mianyang Normal University. Employing purposive sampling and adapting Lubbock's work, the research explores the interplay between natural history and cognitive psychology. Demographic variations between experimental and control groups prompt nuanced analyses, revealing a consistent trend of improved word retention in the experimental group. While mean scores suggest a positive correlation, a broader score distribution necessitates further statistical scrutiny.