Social Sciences and Humanities

Substantial consequences are things that are often reminded for every country when they fall into a debt crisis and face the risk of default. However, the impact of the sovereign debt crisis on the economy is still controversial when previous studies have produced mixed results. Some studies suggest that insolvent countries need to face serious penalties, while others mention forgiveness, or even an opportunity to boom after insolvency.

This study examines the covariates of poverty among rural farm households in Wolaita Zone, Southern Ethiopia. Data for the study was collected from 168 randomly selected households using interview schedule. The FGT index was employed to analyze the extent &severity of poverty among poverty stricken households where as binary log it model was used to identify the major determinants of poverty in the study area. The finding from FGT index revealed that about 64 percent of households were found to be poor and the remaining 36 percent were non-poor.

The present research proposes to show that the choice of a study department by a student depends on the expectations he / she has for that training pathway. That choice, which is in relation with the student's aptitudes, also is, with the training offers (Job opportunities) after graduation. Three hundred and eighty-four (384) students (293 enrolled in STAPS and 91 in STASE) were selected from the 862 regularly enrolled for the academic year 2017-2018 (658 in STAPS and 204 in STASE).

The sizing of the workforce is a strategic factor and necessary for companies that constantly seek solutions to increase their competitiveness and stay ahead to the current market scenario. With higher education institutions (HEI) is no different, especially after the growth of the private sector participation in the last ten years 2006/2016 in higher education. This case study aimed to present a situational analysis of the sizing of the workforce in a sector at a higher education institution in the central backwoods of Ceará, precisely its administrative coordination.

Destination image concept is chosen because of the large impact of destination image on the academic research in tourism area. The purpose of this study to explore the academic foundations of destination image in tourism research. A co-citation analysis is applied to analyze most important articles that cited in the other studies. Total of 35destination image research articles cited by the leading Social Science Citation Index (SSCI) journals. The findings contribute to identify critical documents in tourism research, especially destination image theory.

The article study on causes of the formation of Buddhist sects was perspective and study concern the question is “What is the cause of the formation of Buddhist sects”. The study analysis and find the answer is The cause of formation of the Buddhist sect find the distingue of new group as a Sangha most important scope view on the "Sanghabheda" have impact of manners and practices it could say that Vinaya or Sila including the habit or some lifestyle that is individuals diffraction taken a big problem claim to be cause of dividing new sects.

How can organizations contribute to sustainability? This article answers this question within innovative approach to Organizational Responsibility and Sustainability and seeks to address the impact of organizations actions as well as economic, social, environmental, and ethical issues that have affected the largest exclusively Brazilian River, the São Francisco. It aims to draw attention to ethical aspects of business actions and to contribute to the training of business students and future managers.

This paper examines the place of intentionality of consciousness within the cognizance of existentialist ontology. This puts into consideration, the goal of the paper is to explicate the intentionality thesis as an existential thesis. The issue of prior dependence upon previous ontologies is discussed as a measure of insight to note the point of departure between existentialism and non-existentialist theories of ontology. Otherwise, one might be tempted to accept the thrust of the previous ontology that sees truth in light of changeless notion.

This article aims to identify the managerial practices of organizations before the threshold of the twentieth century, a landmark of management as a science. Based on a bibliographical review, it seeks to identify evidence of management practices applied over the centuries and that fit into the five dimensions of management, namely: strategic, organizational, products and services, people and control. Each dimension is divided by the nature of its approach, with specific focuses of studies of the handcrafted practices of administration.

Este trabajo tiene como objetivo comprender el potencial pedagógico de las historias de vida en la formación inicial de los profesores de Timor en Unilab, a partir del análisis de fragmentos de relatos de vida producidos y formación. Los análisis se realizaron de Freire (1967, 1987, 2005), Pepper (2005), Souza (2007) y Josso (2007).