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VOLUME
11 CONTENTS
2005 |
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VOLUME 11, Number 1 JULY 2005 |
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O. A. Adeokun and F. O. Adereti • Agricultural Extension and Fishery Development: Training for Women in Fish Industry in Lagos State, Nigeria 1-5
L. A. Ogunsola and W. A. Aboyade • Information and Communication Technology in Nigeria: Revolution or Evolution 7-14
R.E.S.Tanner • Applied Sociology and Institutionalised Professionalism Some Reflections on the Pragmatics of Child Care in Developing Societies. An Adaptation of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and the Bureaucratic Imperative 15-20
Anthony Mayowa Oladoyin, D. O. Elumilade and T. O. Ashaolu • Transparency, Accountability and Ethical Violations in Financial Institutions in Nigeria 21-28
N. K. Mahakud and B. Panda • The Third Dimention of Education: It’s Relevance in the New Millennium 29-33
Siddhartha Sarkar • Women as Paid Domestic Workers 35-41
A. A. Tijani, O. Ajobo and A. A. Akinola • Cement Produciton Externalities and Profitability of Crop Enterprises in Two Local Government Areas of Ogun State 43-48
Pranati Datta • Nepali Female Migration and Trafficking 49-56
L.M. Olayiwola and O.A. Adeleye • Rural Development and Agro-Industrial Promotion in Nigeria: Concepts, Strategies and Challenges 57-61
Taiwo Makinde • Problems of Policy Implementation in Developing Nations: The Nigerian Experience 63-69
Shipra Nagar, Shubhangna Sharma and Goldy Chopra • Situation of Girl Child in Kangra District of Himachal Pradesh 71-76
Eno Akpabio • Participatory Democracy and Communication of Development: A Case Study of Political Campaign Advertisements in Nigeria’s 2003 Election 77-82
D. O. Torimiro and O.D. Kolawole • Nigerian Rural Youths in a Culture of Undignified Survival Strategies 83-89
VOLUME 11, Number 2 september 2005
L.M. Olayiwola and O.A. Adeleye • Rural Infrastructural Development
in Nigeria: Between 1960 and 1990 – Problems and Challenges
91-96 Eno Akpabio and Titilola
Oguntona •
Patriarchal Universe of Advertising: The Nigerian Example 97-100 I. Bayo Oloyede • Press Freedom: A
Conceptual Analysis 101-109 C. O. Awonuga • A Stylistic Study of “Sustenance of
Democracy” by Nigeria’s President Olusegun Obasanjo 111-119 Olufemi Onabajo • Planning and Executing Grassroot
Campaigns Among Women Groups in Nigeria -A Participatory Communication
Approach 121-126 L. O. Olarinde and F. A. Kuponiyi • Rural Livelihood and Food
Consumption Patterns Among Households in Oyo State, Nigeria: Implications for
Food Security and Poverty Eradication in a Deregulated Economy 127-132 Funmi Adewumi • Labour Administration, Economic
Development and Democratic Participation in Africa 133-139 D.V. Prasad • Maintenance of Traditional
Occupation: A Case from the Telugu Speaking Artisan Community in the Islands 141-149 O. Ologunde and R. I. Ako-Nai • Household Survival and Economic
Empowerment of Women in 151-155 Sydney Nwanakponna Osuji
• The Right to
Learn: The Continuing Education Opportunities for Workers in Industries in
Nigeria 157-163 A. A. Tijani • Profitability of Fungicide
Use Decisions Among Cocoa Farmers in Southwestern Nigeria 165-171 VOLUME 11, Number 3 november 2005 Eno Akpabio • Towards a Public Relations’ Agenda
Setting Theory 173-176 L.O. Olarinde,
A.O. Ajao and J.O. Ajetomobi • Socio-Economomic Characteristics
and Profitability of the Contact and Non-Contact Farmers in Oyo
Agricultural Zone in a Deregulated Economy 177-181 R. Adeyemo and A.
S. Bamire •
Saving and Investment Patterns of Cooperative Farmers in Southwestern Nigeria 183-192 R. G. Adeola • The Impact of Training and Visit
System on Professionalization of Extension Agents in Oyo State Agricultural
Development Programme 193-195 S. N. Madu, A.
Meyer and M. K. Mako • Tenacity, Purpose in Life and
Quality of Interpersonal Relationships Among Street Children in the Vaal
Triangle Townships of South Africa 197-206 Oyaziwo Aluede, Henry O. Imhonde,
Agnes E. Maliki and
Azuka N.G. Alutu •
Assessing Nigerian University Students’ Knowledge About HIV/AIDS 207-213 Bayode Isaiah Popoola • A Study of Procrastinatory
Behaviour and Academic Performance of Undergraduate Students in South
Western Nigeria 215-218Isaac Oluwajoba Abereijo and Abimbola
Oluwagbenga Fayomi • Innovative Approach to Sme
Financing in Nigeria: A Review of Small and Medium Industries Equity
Investment Scheme (Smieis) 219-227 Suma Hasalkar, Suhasini
Rao and Chhaya Badiger •
Entrepreneurship Qualities of Members of Self Help
Groups in Dharwad District of Karnataka State 229-231 Sumati Vaid and Neeru Sharma • Political Rights for Women: Special
Reference of Jammu and Kashmir State 233-237 Odusola Olutoyin Dibu-Ojerinde
and Bamidele Abiodun Faleye • Do They End at the Same Point? 239-241 C.S. Oni • Comparative Adult Education: The
Nature and Approaches 243-248 Bhawna Sharma, Shubhangna Sharma and
Shipra Nagar • Awareness
Among Women Towards Aspects of Family Planning in Kullu District of Himachal
Pradesh 249-251 Sapna Gautam • Concept of General Consideration of
Clothing for Preschool Children (2-4 Years) Among Rural Mothers of Palampur
Tehsil 253-254 Suneeta Paswan, Shakuntla Punia, and
Shanti Balda •
Empowerment of Senior Citizens for Retired Life 255-256 Index 257-258 |
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