American Research Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences

Rukundo1 S. Friend, Cyeze2, M. Emmanuel, Mwambari3, Faustin 

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to investigate the impact of contextual variables on entrepreneurial intentions. Design/Methodology/Approach: We searched for articles in the EBSCO, ProQuest, and Web of Science databases. To maintain quality standards, we select only empirical impact studies published in peer reviewed journal. We passed through all articles which worked on context variables as antecedents in entrepreneurship research (Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, Journal of Business Venturing, Journal of Small Business Management, Small Business Economics, Journal of Applied Psychology, International Journal of Gender and Entrepreneurship, International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business, and Gender, Work & Organization).
Findings : The findings indicate that few research were conducted on the entrepreneurship education, culture, institutions, socio- economic variables, locus of control, demographic, and technology. The findings strongly support that the context play a significant role in configuration of entrepreneurial intentions.
Research Limitations
Theoretical Implications: While many studies on entrepreneurship education were conducted, but none of the article worked on the role of context pay in configuration of entrepreneurial intentions using a systematic review. Research Perspective: There is a need of conducting more research on the impact of contextual factors on entrepreneurial intentions comparing developed and developing countries

Dr. Venkateswarlu Yesapogu, M.A., M.Phil, PhD.

Feminist writings were of crucial interest to the Post-colonial discourse for two major reasons. First, both patriarchy and imperialism could be seen to exert different forms of domination over those subordinate to them. Because of this, it was important for the experiences of women under the patriarchal influence to come out to the forefront and expose the undue cruelty be held on them by men. It was necessary for the women to oppose this male dominance over them. We observe that women continued to define the borders of the community, class and race. They tried to exert feminism through their works. Though the Indian women writers try to depict the women as strong and focused in their vision to succeed in lives, they were, however, ablest to succeed in their lives only in the space allotted to them by the men.
However, the Feminist writers tried to stamp their authority in a male dominated environment as best as it is possible to them. It was a very difficult path, as the women had to break through years of male dominance, taboos and beliefs that had heavily impregnated the society. In addition, critics argued that colonialism operated very differently for women and for men. This was so because women were subjected to both general discrimination as colonial subjects and specific discrimination as women addressed as ‘double colonization

Rafig Aliyev Huseyn

This article provides the problem is that the stability of democracy in any country is based in the first place on the faith of citizens in democratic values, the pursuit of personal freedom and respect for the freedom of others, multikulturalism, tolerance for people who do not share their political views, personal enterprise and initiative, etc. It should be recognized that the most important of these conditions is the presence in society of political culture of a democratic type of desire formation of a single world space which lead humanity towards progress and prosperity, the development of modern international relations globalization, defining as the formation of a single world space, not only in the political sphere, but also in the field of economy, science, and so, for what purpose and requires a long period of time during which the society is just about going on the formation of the above-mentioned qualities.

Agnesa Muharremi

I treated costume design for Albanian Theatre in Kosovo; in this text .This were active component although, in fact in Kosovo Province Theatre named Albanian National Theatre in Pristina, Kosovo, costume designers were educated in Belgrade, Serbija. Sometimes the costume design was connected with concept and component -stage design, but in more cases from History of Art could be seen that costume design act as independent art. In the very beginning of created the costumes for actors in drama and comedy were presented many elements such as : Modeling ,cutting of illustrative characters, especially the position of people high(rich) class, places, province ,ages, occupation, gender and climatic conditions.

Amal Ali Mesfer Alblowy

Abstract Background: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a common neuropsychiatric disorder that occurs across the whole life span and is classified under anxiety disorders. It is a combination of illogical thoughts and compulsory behaviors caused by anxiety. Aim: To assess obsessive-compulsive disorder among female nursing students in Alriyada college in Jeddah and its relationship to some variables. Materials and Methods: A quantitative study “descriptive design”. The total number of study participants was (N =279). Data was collected through one tool by “Arabic Scale of Obsession-Compulsion” (ASOC). Results: The weighted mean for all dimensions of obsessive-compulsive disorder were 1.5458 ± .36035. The highest mean score of OCD symptoms 1.9023 ± .48364 was related to the “orderliness and discipline” dimension, followed by 1.7513 ± .53314 were related to the “obsessive thoughts” dimension. Conclusion and Recommendations: The study showed a low prevalence of OCD among study participants. The study recommended early detection, and prevention programs to reduce the negative impact of OCD disorder on the behavior, the mental health of the individual, and society. Also, public awareness, screening, and the presence of an educational psychologist in college may help for early detection and symptom management.