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VOLUME 26 CONTENTS 2011
VOLUME 26, Number 1 JANUARY 2011
Newman Wadesango and Severino Machingambi • What’s the Use of Induction Courses? A Case Study of Three South African Universities
1-9
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John
S Moolakkattu
•
Remorse and Forgiveness: A Contemporary Political
Discussion
11-18
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Danie
Schutte and Pieter Buys
•
Cultural
Considerations and the Implementation of IFRS:
A Focus on Small and Medium Entities
19-27
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Maheshvari
Naidu
•
Indigenous Cultural Bodies in Tourism: An Analysis of Local
‘Audience’ Perception of Global Tourist Consumers
29-39
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G.
A. Sagay and C. S. Mesike
•
Socio-economic Factors Associated With
Gum Arabic Production in Nigeria
41-45
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G.
A. Abu, I. D. Ekpebu and J. I. Okpe
•
Foreign Private Investment and
Agricultural Production in Nigeria (1986-2006)
47-55
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Olubunmi
Akinsanya Alo
•
Fertility Regimentation of the Rural Yoruba Women of South-west
Nigeria: The Case of Ido and Isinbode
57-65
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Kolade
Kamilu Bolarinwa and E. O. Fakoya
•
Impact of Farm Credit on Farmers
Socio-economic Status in Ogun State Nigeria
67-71
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B.
M. Akinnawonu
•
Neuroscientific Contextualization of Conscious Experience
and Its Philosophical Implication
73-78
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Guide to Contributors
79-84
List of Members of the Editorial Board
85-87
VOLUME 26, Number 2 FEBRUARY 2011
Newman Wadesango and Severino Machingambi • Causes and Structural Effects of Student Absenteeism: A Case Study of Three South African Universities
89-97
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Christa Beyers and Johnnie Hay • Supporting HIV-Positive Learners in Inclusive Classes in South Africa: Is It the Responsibility of Teachers?
99-104
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Motsamai J Motsamai, Lynette Jacobs and Corene de Wet • Policy and Practice: Financial Management in Schools in the Mafeteng District of Lesotho
105-116
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Micheal M. van Wyk • The Use of Cartoons as a Teaching Tool to Enhance Student Learning in Economics Education
117-130
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Mahboobeh Khaleghi • Female Leadership in Gloria Naylor’s Novels: Bloodmothers, Othermothers, and Community Othermothers
131-138
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Akpomuvire Mukoro • The Interface between Customary Law and Local Government Legislation in Nigeria: A Retrospect and Prospect
139-145
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F. N. Ugoji • Romanticism and Gender Identity as Predictors of Sexual Behaviours among Undergraduate Students in a Nigerian University
147-152
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Gregory Alexander, Michael M van Wyk, T. Bereng and Ivan November • The Legitimation of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) As Redress Mechanism for Work Spaces in Post-Apartheid South Africa: Narrative of a Black Master Builder
153-162
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VOLUME 26, Number 3 MARCH 2011
Newman Wadesango • Is Gender Equality Still an Issue? Tensions and Contradictions Embeding the Work of Feminists Today
163-169
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June M. Palmer and Elda De Waal • School Change and Emotional Intelligence
171-181
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Micheal M. van Wyk • The Effects of Teams-Games-Tournaments on Achievement, Retention, and Attitudes of Economics Education Students
183-193
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Samson Olusola Olatunji and Anjola Anuoluwapo Robbin • Investigation into Nigerian Undergraduates’ Preferred Expressions for HIV/AIDS Eradication Campaigns
195-201
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Dipane Hlalele and Gregory Alexander • Academic Behavioural Confidence of First-entering Humanities University Access Program Students
203-209
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Essienubong H. Ikpe and Nsikak S. Idiong • Liberalizing Telecommunication in Nigeria: Argument for a Democratic Model
211-216
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Adewunmi O. Idowu, Adesimi Banwo and Ezekiel O. Akerele • Non-farm Activities and Poverty among Rural Farm Households in Yewa Division of Ogun State
217-224
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Index
225-226