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ILSHS Volume 85

Online since: January 2019

Description: This volume of the International Letters of Social and Humanistic Sciences reports on a new approach to the problem of the Europe’s immigrant crisis in the humanitarian aspect using border control and analysis tools; exploration of the opportunities for adaptation and integration for female immigrants with simultaneously considering the positive and negative sides of female migration to Turkey; determination of the role of human resources and talent management in e-business and marketing in China as well as studying the relationship between Parsian Bank’s knowledge management and its financial performance (Iran).
The issue is ended by the overlook of the military and nation-building in Nigeria through examination of the programs, measures and initiatives that the Babangida regime (1985 –1993) used to prepare Nigeria for eventual return to civilian rule.

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Border Control and Using Analysis Tools due to the Humanitarian Aspect of the Immigrant Crisis

Authors: Timurlenk Chekovik, Jugoslav Achkoski

Citation: T. Chekovik and J. Achkoski, "Border Control and Using Analysis Tools due to the Humanitarian Aspect of the Immigrant Crisis", International Letters of Social and Humanistic Sciences, Vol. 85, pp. 1-13, 2019

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Reasons for the Movement of Female Immigrants to the Republic of Turkey: Research and Analysis

Authors: Oksana Koshulko

Citation: O. Koshulko, "Reasons for the Movement of Female Immigrants to the Republic of Turkey: Research and Analysis", International Letters of Social and Humanistic Sciences, Vol. 85, pp. 14-20, 2019

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Business in Technological, Marketing and Social Perspectives: A Progress in Strategic and Human Resource Management

Authors: Pei Hua Fu, Tchamy Jonathan, Najma Bano

Citation: P. H. Fu et al., "Business in Technological, Marketing and Social Perspectives: A Progress in Strategic and Human Resource Management", International Letters of Social and Humanistic Sciences, Vol. 85, pp. 21-26, 2019

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The Study of the Relationship between Parsian Bank’s Knowledge Management and its Financial Performance

Authors: Ali Jamshidi, Omid Grey

Citation: A. Jamshidi and O. Grey, "The Study of the Relationship between Parsian Bank’s Knowledge Management and its Financial Performance", International Letters of Social and Humanistic Sciences, Vol. 85, pp. 27-36, 2019

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The Military and Nation-Building in Nigeria: The General Ibrahim Babangida Regime, 1985-1993

Authors: Adewunmi James Falode

Citation: A. J. Falode, "The Military and Nation-Building in Nigeria: The General Ibrahim Babangida Regime, 1985-1993", International Letters of Social and Humanistic Sciences, Vol. 85, pp. 37-48, 2019

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