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Academic Journal of Current Research

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ISSN (Print): 3244-5621 | ISSN (Online): 2837-3707
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📄 Acad. J. Curr. Res. — Volume 9, Issue 3 (2022)
Academic Journal of Current Research  |  Volume 9, Issue 3  |  2022  |  5 Articles
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📋 Articles — Volume 9, Issue 3
Research Article Pages 19-27
Article 1 of 5

ASSESSMENT OF OVER-SCHOOLING AND SOCIAL SKILLS AS DETERMINANTS OF ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AMONG SELECTED PRIVATE OWNED SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN ANAMBRA STATE-NIGERIA

This study adopted correlation research design to assess over-schooling and social skills as determinants of academic achievement of students in selected private owned secondary schools  in Anambra state-Nigeria. Two research questions and two null hypotheses guided the study. Purposive random…

Research Article Pages 10-18
Article 2 of 5

HART ON PROBLEMS OF LEGAL REASONING: IMPLICATION FOR LEGAL THEORY

This paper adopted the textual analytical method of philosophical research in articulating the implication Herbert Lionel Adolphus Hart’s views on problems of legal reasoning have for legal theory. The analysis of Hart showed he located the problem of legal reasoning…

Research Article Pages 1-9
Article 3 of 5

GABEL ON REIFICATION IN LEGAL REASONING: MEETING THE FEMINIST DEMAND ON LEGAL REASONING

This paper adopted the textual analytical method to analyze Peter Gabel’s notion of reification in law, showing how it helps in meeting feminist demand on legal reasoning. It explained that feminists expect legal reasoning to give effect to women’s unique…

Research Article Pages 28-41
Article 4 of 5

Myth, Semiotics and Historical Inertia in Cultural Heritage Tourism: The Stone Images of the National Museum, Esie, Nigeria

The interface between cultural heritage and tourism involves complex sensitivities that require multi-dimensional approaches to traverse. This discourse combines the methods of qualitative investigation and of interpretative analysis of sources to interrogate the place of myth, semiotics and historical inertia…

Research Article Pages 54-59
Article 5 of 5

HEATED POLITY

Heated Polity, an outcome of disagreement escalating into verbal wars, internal political wrangling, and protest of all sorts, low productivity, a failed state and war in extreme cases. This has been shown in all political sectors and mostly predominant in…

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