IOSR-JBM   Volume-26 ~ Issue-6 ~ June 2024

Abstract: This study examined the family business ownership and inheritance in an age of globalization, focusing on some transport companies of Igbo entrepreneurs in Nigeria. The study was carried out using qualitative approach. The data were collected from purposively selected staff in the identified transport companies, and it involved the use of in-depth interview questions. The qualitative data were analyzed by comprehensively discussing the interviews gathered from the respondents in line with the aim of the study. The study discovers that the entrepreneurs.......

Keywords: Family Business, Ownership, Inheritance, Globalization, Entrepreneurship, Transport Companies.

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Abstract: This research examines how consumer ethnocentrism, product design, and brand knowledge influence purchase intentions among fans of the Erigo brand in Indonesia. It focuses on understanding the relationship between these factors to provide insight into consumer behavior in the Indonesian market.
The research uses a quantitative approach to collect and analyze data from fans of the Erigo brand in Indonesia. A structured questionnaire was administered to participants to collect information on consumer ethnocentrism, product design, brand knowledge.......

KEYWORDS : Consumer Ethnocentrism, Product Design, Brand Knowledge, Purchase Intentions, Attitude, Trust

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Abstract: In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, with the temporary closing of educational institutions, over 1.6 billion students were affected, causing a swift transition to the remote modality. Teaching work became even more challenging because it required the fast adaptation to technology, the use of digital tools, and new ways to engage students in the teaching-learning process. This study aimed to analyze the engagement, exploitation, and suitability of the tools in learning units and evaluation procedures. This study employed a qualitative approach and was conducted...........

Keywords: Remote Education. Higher Education. Gamification. Teaching-Learning. Engaged Learning

[1]. Alawadhi, A., & Abu-Ayyash, E. A. 2021. "Students' perceptions of Kahoot!: An exploratory mixed-method study in EFL undergraduate classrooms in the UAE". Education and Information Technologies, 26(4): 3629-3658. doi: 10.1007/s10639-020-10425-8
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Abstract: Water supply is crucial for maintaining health and hygiene in prison environments, aiding in disease control. The routine cleaning of prison facilities consumes a significant amount of potable water, resulting in high costs. Rainwater harvesting emerges as a more economical alternative for cleaning prison establishments since the water used for cleaning does not need to be potable. This study aimed to use dynamic system modeling as a tool to evaluate the potential use of rainwater for cleaning five prison complexes in the state of Santa Catarina, reducing costs and potable water supply for this purpose. The dynamic modeling was conducted using the Vensim software by Ventana Systems.........

KEYWORDS : Prison System, Rainwater Harvesting, Dynamic Modeling

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Abstract: The concept of social entrepreneurship is fascinating because this research is obsessing on attaining profit but also generate assistance / social securities for the community, particularly in the last decades. This research is to identify what is the consequences of social entrepreneurial intention as a intervene to perform a literature review to acknowledge the new discoveries and developments that have apparent in prior studies. To explain an extensive review the systematic literature review method is used in this study. Based on the disclosures of the literature review study, it is anticipated that there are frameworks and methodologies that can be employed for practitioners as well as researchers to comprehend the evolution of social entrepreneurial intentions so that they can motivate future researchers.

KEY WORDS Social entrepreneur, social entrepreneurial intention, intentions, systematic literature review

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