Is ‘Real’ Success of 2015 Paris Agreement Sustainable?

 Maurice Strong, the Secretary General of the 1992 Rio Earth Summit, thought some international agreements could represent success. He also believed certain agreements could be what he deemed “real success.” Many regard the 2015 Paris Agreement resulting from the United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP 21 as a “real success.” While I cannot dispute … Read more

How to ChangeAttachment Style to Improve Relationships

 How to Change Your Attachment Style Our attachment styles affect our behaviors and interaction with others. Human being are agitated for attachment for example, babies began to cry when their mother separated from them.  Early childhood experiences and other environmental factors shape our attachment styles. It depends especially upon mother’s interaction with her child … Read more

Comparing Music in Eichendorff’s Das Marmorbild and Grillparzer’s Der Arme Spielmann

 Depiction of Music in Eichendorff’s Das Marmorbild and Grillparzer’s Der Arme Spielmann Regarding to German literature, novellas play a great role in literary movements starting from 19th century. From romanticism to naturalism the novella show an alteration in the style. Yet almost does not change its original characteristic, which is the “Wendepunkt.” Considering the … Read more

Maglev Wind Turbine: Harnessing Wind Using Magnetic Levitation Technology

 Power Generation by Vertical Axis Wind Turbine with Maglev Technology Waquar Ahmad Ansari1, Avinash Chandra Tripathi2, Prince Kumar3, Ajay Singh4, Pintu Kannaujiya5 1-5, Student, Mechanical Engineering, Buddha Institute of Technology, Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, India waquar.404@gmail.com Abstract – Our paper “Wind Turbine with Maglev Technology” is review on vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) is introduced … Read more

Liberating African Women: Exploring the Double Oppression in Tsitsi Dangarembga’s “Nervous Conditions

 Nervous Condition Women in Africa must not only liberate themselves from the influences of colonial rule, they must also fight the effects of male-controlled customs in the history of their culture. Tsitsi Dangarembga's portrayal of women in her novel Nervous Conditions is a prominent reminder that African women are under a double oppression when … Read more

Exploring Why Church Sees Cohabitation As Unacceptable: A Bible-Based Argument

 INTRODUCTION These days, the cohabitation conception has been mostly used across many places. The modern generation has  a tendency to cohabit outside of marriage at least one time in their life. Cohabitation might be barely defined as an close sexual union between two unmarried spouses who share the equal living quarter for a constant … Read more

Generation Y. Attract and Retain Generation Y: Strategies for GPT Recruitment/Selection

 1. INTRODUCTION Organisations need to as dynamic as the economy, and membership in the workforce is continually changing as older generation  enter retirement and younger generation begin their careers, therefore, organisations must be cognizant of the characteristics of entry level recruits in order to prepare them to better meet the organisation’s goals and objectives … Read more

Dangers of Rapid and Declining Population Growth: The Economic, Political and Environmental Risk

 Dangers of Population Growth Rapid population growth refers to a quick increase in the number of people residing in a country.  The issue results from a high number of births than deaths.  However, there are some other causes of rapid population growth such as food production increase, good public health, and elimination of diseases. … Read more

Discussing Why Economics is the Essential Social Science

  Economics is the social science that describes the factors that determine the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services. The term economics comes from the Ancient Greek from  and, hence "rules of the house ". 'Political economy' was the earlier name for the subject, but economists in the late 19th century suggested "economics" … Read more

Truly Understand Divine Command Theory: An Argument for Morality from the Scriptures

 Shalini Joseph Philosophy 1100 Divine Command theory is a theory in which the ethical status of an action, that is, whether an action is moral or immoral, is solely dependent on whether God requires or prohibits it, respectively. The following is an argument for Divine Command Theory stated in order to further supplement reasoning … Read more

Exploring Chall. of Int’l Laws: Poverty, Terrorism, Instability, UN Silence

 1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Subjects of International Laws are those persons or entities that possess international personality. After the Second World War, more and more new actors and players surfaced in the International Law arena, examples of such are Intergovernmental bodies created by states, Non-Governmental Organizations created by individuals and in fact, Individuals … Read more