Chapter I Introduction would introduce the history of South Asian Women writings demarking their evolution as a distinct form of Literary Tradition. The chapter would also trace the shifts in their concerns from compliance to retaliation to acceptance of their womanhood. The chapter would introduce the key concept of the Quest for identity in the fiction of South Asian Women novelists. Appraising the fact that this literature is written by women belonging to a conventionally proudly patriarchal society
this research study. This chapter also determines objectives of the study, significant of study and the scope and limitation of the study. 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The issue of stock markets linkages has been extensively investigated in the literature of financial economies. The integration among the stock markets provides important implication for the potential benefits of the international portfolio
1.0 Introduction The article for this literature review was taken from International Journal of Culture, Tourism and Hospitality Research. The article reviewed is ‘Taiwan’s MICE visitors: business, leisure and education dimensions’ which is authored by Che-Chao Chiang, Brian King and Thu-Huong Nguyen and published in year 2012. The research is based on the motivational and socio-demographic characteristics of meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions (MICE) visitors to Taiwan in order
ceasing fire or giving up known as “waving the white flag”. Despite its peaceful meaning in Western countries, waving the flag is a sign of oncoming death in Asian countries like China. This article supports the opposing views of the symbolism of known colors such as white in Eastern and Western culture. This new paper article explores Asian traditional practices such as those discussed in the ancient text I Ching with its discussion of colors in cultural practices. I Ching: (the 'Book of Change')
health and gender (Mitchell, 2014). The question of whether health is influenced by class differently for the minority Canadians or race influences health in women and men, has not yet been established or investigated (Keung, 2015). Such statistical analysis have created interest, for instance if ethnicity affects health in a different way for men and women in Canada. Significantly, gender, race, and class have been a subject of researchers on whether these factors intersect in influencing the self-esteem
Research methodology is a way to systematically solve the research problems. It may be understood as a science of studying how research is done scientifically. It includes the overall research design, the sampling procedure, data collection method and analysis procedure. The study is descriptive in nature. This study is based on secondary data collected from company’s research area and the values are calculated using company’s trading platform. The information is also collected from individuals and analysed
2.1 Introduction The purpose of this chapter is to review the existing literature pertaining to the core construct of the study. Mainly the constructs which are going to be explored in this study are based on the renowned two theories called institutional theory and resource based view theory. The reason to relate institutional theory on adoption of green supply chain practices is due to supply chain management involves the corporation and interaction among multiple stakeholders. Further, decision
richest and outstanding textiles ever produced in the field of art is Southeast Asian textiles. According to Robyn Maxwell (2013), traditional textiles are one of the most important and widely collected categories of Southeast Asian art (Maxwell, 2013: 9). Maxwell (2013) believes that the Southeast Asian weaving tradition as one of the most powerful and exciting art forms. Further, Maxwell (2013) elaborated on Southeast Asian textiles: Throughout Asia textiles are one of the most powerful and exciting
implications of such shocks for the sustainability of Malaysia’s tourist sector. Even though tourism is the fastest growing sector in the Asian region, many countries have experienced external
cost in the last decades of the phase established the primate of Lancashire, whose product slowly replaced the Indian domestically produced products traded until then. The development of the transportation sector in India is crucial for the analysis of the deindustrialization of the country. Bandyopadhyay and Prof. Deb (2017) reported the Idea od Marx (1853) about the purpose of railways in India, which, for the philosopher, had been implemented for the Welfare of the British capitalists. As