Browsing Volume 07, Issue 02, 2025 by Subject

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      Subject
      : Entrepreneurship, E-Economy, Social Commerce, Mobile Commerce, Email [1]
      Academic writing challenges, English as a second language, Noticing Hypothesis, Science based faculties, Social Constructivism [1]
      AI adoption, Banking efficiency, Ethical risks, Regulatory challenges, Nepal, Developing economies [1]
      Artificial Intelligence (AI), AI Tools, Education, Academic Performance, University Student, Sri Lanka [1]
      Attitude towards work, Gender at Work, Mothers at work, Working mothers, Work-life balance, [1]
      Crowe Endowment, University Of Virginia Library, Ceylone se Collections, Bibliometric Analysis, Cultural Diplomacy [1]
      Culture, Decision-making, Leadership, Legal Structure, Politics, Women [1]
      Elliptical Compounds, Multiword Tokenization, Poetic Treebank, Universal Dependencies, Tamil Language [1]
      Entrepreneurial Orientation, Innovation, Market Orientation and Organizational performance of SMEs. [1]
      Human Library, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Sri Lanka, Academic Libraries [1]
      Hypermedia, Display board, Listening learning strategies, Video-based method, Vocabulary development [1]
      Industrial training, Civil engineering education, Student motivation, Training effectiveness, Organizational environment [1]
      Law on Artificial Intelligence, law of evidence, admissibility of evidence, deep-fake, proposed law [1]
      Menopause, Health Challenges, Menopausal Women, Counselling, Ogbomoso [1]
      Microplastics, Classification, Sources, Analytical Methods, Environmental Pollution. [1]
      Organic food, Organic producers, Organic sellers, Local market, Middle-class consumers, Certification challenges [1]
      personality, adaptation, Sri Lanka, Sinhala , Big Five Inventory, BFI [1]
      Plastic waste management, Plastic pollution, Plastic packaging waste, Extended Producer Responsibility, Global South [1]
      Psychological Factors, Social Factors, Organizational Specific Factors, Employee Satisfaction, Employee Turnover Intention [1]
      Women Engineers, Sri Lanka, Gender, Engineering Careers, First Jobs [1]