Arts and Culture

Abstract

Iqbal [1] aims to review the pull and push factors involved and the characteristics of Japanese investment in Malaysia before and after independence. Bac, et al. [2] explore the Vietnamese postmodern literature. Hassen [3] touched on talk as an instrument of data collection for qualitative research. Alsaggar, et al. [4] state that arts in education are an expanding field of educational research and practice informed by investigations into learning through arts experiences. Abedini [5] aims to study history of Information Society, WSIS and United Kingdom measures regarding on Information Society and WSIS agendas. Iqbal [6] state that economics is a science that is very useful nowadays. Mahato [7] state togetherness the Nepali people experience during the enormous earthquake strikes should be continued and replicated in normal situation as well. Iqbal [8] introduces 30 major battles from the Ancient era to the present day. Each battle includes a concise account of the action, with a broader introductory context and an analysis of the aftermath. Momtaz [9] discusses to what extent the “West” has been successful in reshaping the Russian identity after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Makonnen [10] assess the impacts of youth outmigration on the socioeconomic and demographic behavior of migrant-sending households using survey data and in-depth interviews. Keshap [11] state that selfmanagement by professional and C.E.Os also contributes to management of big business houses. Glenn-Egil and Herner [12] investigate the importance of individual differences in short term memory capacity (STM) for learning from film (digitized video) and analogue text in a natural learning environment. Debasree [13] attempts to find a common space between Bollywood item numbers and hijra (transgender) dance performances exploring gender, sexuality and the idea that significance of body is especially problematic for these dancers. Goldshlak [14] state that in order to finish our way, and finally become the people, remained only, stop afraid and start thinking and understand. Madhusudhan [15] aims to give small review of festival as a culture in South India.