Published by: Mehriban Eyyubova
Pages: 1-18
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This article explores the implementation of the Statute of the International Criminal Court in the national legislation of the Republic of Azerbaijan. Through a comparative analysis of the national legislation of foreign countries, the article provides insights into the advantages and disadvantages of the ICC's Statute in the implementation of national legislation. The paper examines the
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Published by: Johnson Michael Davis
Pages: 51-59
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The abstract of the manuscript discusses the significance of employment and work ethic in the United States, emphasizing its role in shaping cultural values and individual identities. It explores the historical development of a work-centered culture, driven by factors like the growth of capitalism, the decline of non-wage labor, and the emergence of a middle-class. The manuscript also delves
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Published by: Khan Asma Rashid
Pages: 19-31
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This paper explores the perception of religious leaders towards family planning in rural areas of Pakistan. With a population of over 200 million, Pakistan faces the challenge of managing its high birth rate to promote prosperity and happiness in society. The authors emphasize the significance of including religious leaders in family planning programs since they have a considerable influence
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Published by: Selamawit Tadesse Alemayehu
Pages: 32-50
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This paper examines the Ethiopian public sector's journey in implementing a result-oriented performance management approach as part of ongoing public sector reforms. Ethiopia's civil service has undergone continuous organizational changes aimed at enhancing its performance by adopting various management models. These include strategic planning and management, quick wins, total quality
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