UITS Journal of Humanity & Social Sciences
Volume - 6, Issue - 1, December - 2018
President’s Prerogative of Clemency in Bangladesh: An Analysis
The President of Bangladesh is the constitutional head of the state. But the “Prerogative of Clemency of the President” can be exercised with the advice of the ministerial direction. The President is to act according to the wish or advice of the Prime Minister and he cannot apply his individual discretion.
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Substance Abuse and Rehabilitations: Role of a Social Worker
Now a days substance abuse is a massive social problem in Bangladesh. Rehabilitations also take part a vital role in facing this pivotal social problem where social workers’ role is needed to revise.
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Dostoevsky’s Influence on Saul Bellow in the Context of Urbanization and Materialism
Fyodor Mikhailov Dostoevsky (1821- 81), the nineteenth Century modern realistic novelist, in his art and prophetic message has influenced the twentieth century American Jewish novelist Saul Bellow (1915-2015), a Nobel Laureate, in a post war, post-depression era.
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An Analysis of Chinua Achebe’s No Longer at Ease in the light of Aimé Césaire’s Discourse on Colonialism
Achebe’s novels on colonialism No Longer at Ease explore the encounter between the British colonizer and the African colonized in the period of Nigerian independence in the 1960s. This novel has been examined from postcolonial perspective by various critics.
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Determining the Critical Success Factors of Total Quality Management (TQM) for Sustainable Social Development
Many organizations have looked upon total quality management (TQM) as the way by which they could maintain a competitive edge, in recent years. Thus, this study attempted to identify the critical success factors (CSFs) of total quality management (TQM) implementation.
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A Modern Seeker for Postmodern Resolution
This article mainly reflects on Prufrock’s urge for postmodern deliverance to overcome the anxiety of modernism. To reach this goal, it has deliberately been brought into discussion how Prufrock’s repressed soul strives for deconstructing modernism. Sigmund Freud’s theory of repression, Jacques Derrida’s theory of deconstruction and tenets of modernism as well as postmodernism have been analyzed to draw the conclusion.
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Examining the Similarities and Differences between Business Entrepreneurship and Social Entrepreneurship: A Comparative Study
Social entrepreneurship, or entrepreneurial activity with an embedded social purpose, has been on the rise in recent decades. Numerous studies were conducted on the topics of social entrepreneurship.
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Some aspects of contributing factors to booming E-Commerce in Bangladesh and its prospect
The e-commerce sector in Bangladesh is experiencing great changes these years. As online shopping is popularized as well as the general ICT-industry is developed, more and more young Bangladeshis are ready to explore the possibilities that the digital world has to offer.
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To Search for an Effective Model of Constitutional Court for Bangladesh: An Analysis
A court that deals primarily with constitutional law is known as a Constitutional Court. Its main authority is to see whether or not laws that are challenged do conflict with constitutionally established rights and freedoms.
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Language and its Relationship with Gender: A Study on Sociolinguistics Perspectives
In all known societies, gender is a key construct, involving binary distinctions such as man–woman, male–female, masculine–feminine, and in all known societies language plays a crucial role in constructing and maintaining these distinctions.
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A Just and Equitable Development Model for Bangladesh
Defying all pessimistic predictions, Bangladesh has turned out to be a success story in terms of growth and development. International development experts have also discovered Bangladesh as a puzzling but a success story.
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Chinese Financial Aid to Bangladeshi Students’ education: An analysis the Impact on Social Sustainability
China provides educational financial aid (EFA) for developing countries like Bangladesh. A good number of Bangladeshi students are studying in China. They get educated from Chinese language Program (CLP) and other study field (OSF).
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Remedies of tort may strengthen the pillar of civilization
Civilization has not come in a day rather human being have been civilized with a long passage of time .Civilization is the result of many elementary things; such as progress in the agriculture, urbanization, occupational specialization etc.
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Role of Microcredit in Alleviating Urban Poverty: A Study on Dhaka City
A systematic development of a nation largely depends on the proper mitigation of poverty. For this reason poverty alleviation has become great challenge especially in the developing countries, both in rural and urban regions.
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Second Language Learners’ Ownership of English in the USA: The Influence of Accents
This article presents how accent and ownership is perceived among L2 learners. In order to accomplish the task this study attempts to answer the question: In what way does the perception of ESL students’ accent influence their sense of ownership of English?
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Contribution of Non-Governmental Organization in Bangladesh: A case study on Pathalia union under Savar Thana
Non-governmental organization performs shoulder to shoulder with Bangladesh government from 1970 in various development sectors. This study represents the present scenario about the contribution of non-governmental organizations both socio-economic and environmental development sector in Pathalia Union under savar thana.
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O’Neill’s Contrived Characters: Experimentation on Alienation and Self-fragmentation
Eugene O’Neill, the modern American playwright, doesn’t deal with generalized social quandary or political warp rather the characters of his plays are contrived in psychological agony to interpret these problems or distortions.
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