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Public Policy and International Affairs Academic Journal

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📄 Pub. Policy Int. Aff. Acad. J. — Volume 13, Issue 1 (2026)
Public Policy and International Affairs Academic Journal  |  Volume 13, Issue 1  |  2026  |  12 Articles
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📋 Articles — Volume 13, Issue 1
Research Article Pages 1-15
Article 1 of 12

DESIGN IMPLEMENTATION OF WIND GIRDERS ON EXTERNAL FLOATING ROOF TANKS: INSIGHTS FROM FEA

Above-ground steel welded external floating roof storage tanks are widely used for storing various petrochemical products. These thin-walled structures are subjected to multiple loading conditions, including bending moments, internal and external pressures, and wind loads, with wind loading being the…

Research Article Pages 15-45
Article 2 of 12

Participatory learning methods and their usefulness in higher learning institutions of developing countries: Critical literature review

The research study focused on participatory learning methods which universities from multiple countries implement to understand their current status, benefits and obstacles in their application. Guided by participatory action learning theory and constructivist learning theory, the review highlights the pedagogical…

Research Article Pages 25-65
Article 3 of 12

INTERROGATING NIGERIA’S FOURTH NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND ITS EFFECT OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (1981 -1985)

This study evaluates the performance of Nigeria’s Fourth National Development Plan (1981–1985) with reference to its long-term socio-economic impact forty years after its initiation. The specific objectives were to examine the Plan’s stated objectives and strategic priorities, assess its implementation…

Research Article Pages
Article 4 of 12

JUSTIFYING THE INTEGRATION OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND IT SKILLS IN MODERN ACCOUNTANCY CURRICULA

The role of accountants is evolving beyond the traditional preparation of financial information for managerial decision-making. With advances in information technologies and expanded access to diverse data sources, accountants can now provide richer and more relevant information to support managerial…

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Article 5 of 12

EVALUATING CAMEL MILK FOR LIVER PROTECTION IN A DIABETIC RAT MODEL

Camel milk has long been recognized for its unique biochemical composition and therapeutic potential, particularly its antidiabetic and antioxidant effects. This study was designed to evaluate the hepatoprotective effects of camel milk on liver enzymes in high-fat-diet-induced diabetic Wistar rats.…

Research Article Pages 25-65
Article 6 of 12

EVALUATING CAMEL MILK FOR LIVER PROTECTION IN A DIABETIC RAT MODEL

Camel milk has long been recognized for its unique biochemical composition and therapeutic potential, particularly its antidiabetic and antioxidant effects. This study was designed to evaluate the hepatoprotective effects of camel milk on liver enzymes in high-fat-diet-induced diabetic Wistar rats.…

Research Article Pages 25-65
Article 7 of 12

JUSTIFYING THE INTEGRATION OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND IT SKILLS IN MODERN ACCOUNTANCY CURRICULA

The role of accountants is evolving beyond the traditional preparation of financial information for managerial decision-making. With advances in information technologies and expanded access to diverse data sources, accountants can now provide richer and more relevant information to support managerial…

Research Article Pages 52-65
Article 8 of 12

JUSTIFYING THE INTEGRATION OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND IT SKILLS IN MODERN ACCOUNTANCY CURRICULA

The role of accountants is evolving beyond the traditional preparation of financial information for managerial decision-making. With advances in information technologies and expanded access to diverse data sources, accountants can now provide richer and more relevant information to support managerial…

Research Article Pages 1-8
Article 9 of 12

STRESS, ANXIETY, AND SLEEP: DETERMINANTS OF ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN STUDENTS

Academic stress and anxiety are common challenges among medical students worldwide, significantly affecting both mental health and academic performance. In Albania, where institutional mental health support is still developing, the interplay between stress, anxiety, and sleep quality remains underexplored. This…

Research Article Pages 9-15
Article 10 of 12

TRANSFORMING COLLEGE LANGUAGE TEACHING THROUGH AI LITERACY

The rapid emergence of sophisticated generative AI (GenAI) tools, particularly Large Language Models (LLMs), has profoundly reshaped college language education, offering both novel opportunities and significant challenges. Language teachers are now pivotal in equipping students for a future where human-AI…

Research Article Pages 16-24
Article 11 of 12

EDUCATION IN TRANSITION: ASSESSMENT PRACTICES IN ALBANIA ACROSS TIME

The evolution of educational assessment mirrors the social, cultural, and scientific transformations of societies, reflecting changing conceptions of learning and achievement. In ancient civilizations, assessment was largely pragmatic, emphasizing practical abilities, as seen in China’s civil service examinations and Greece’s…

Research Article Pages 25-34
Article 12 of 12

ENHANCING MATHEMATICS PERFORMANCE: THE IMPACT OF BRAIN-BASED LEARNING ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT AND RETENTION IN AKWA IBOM STATE, NIGERIA

Mathematics, as a core subject in the school curriculum, demands logical reasoning and full utilization of the brain. Word problems, an essential topic in Mathematics education, develop students’ analytical, cognitive, and problem-solving abilities applicable in real-life situations. Despite its importance,…

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