This paper examines transnational family practices and gender role renegotiation among Nigerian immigrant families in the United Kingdom (UK), the United States (US), and Canada, drawing on a mixed-methods study comprising survey data from 150 respondents and qualitative thematic analysis Read More …
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Psychological Distress, Economic Pressure, and Sexual Risk behavior Among Young People Living with HIV in Northwestern Nigeria: A Mixed-Methods Study
The persistence of sexual risk behavior among young people living with HIV (YPLHIV) even after diagnosis and enrollment in care represents a critical public health paradox in Nigeria. Although multi-level determinants of such behavior are widely acknowledged, the specific contributions Read More …
The Impact of Insecurity on Industrialization and Economic Development in Nigeria
Insecurity in Nigeria has expanded beyond localized conflict to become a structural constraint on industrialization and economic development. This study examines how terrorism, banditry, kidnapping, and ethno-religious violence affect industrial output, investment flows, and human capital utilization. Using a mixed-methods Read More …
ISIRJAHSS Vol – 3 Issue – 4 (July – August 2026)
The Use of Force in the Nuclear Age and the United States, Israel- Iran War PP: DOI: Tukura, Nashuka Tino, PhD1 Solomon Paul, PhD2 Tukura, Daudu Fwaje, PhD3 ISIR Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (ISIRJAHSS) 3(4) July Read More …
Machine Learning, Strategic Value Creation and Competitive Advantage in Start-Up Ecosystems
This article develops a professor-level conceptual framework for understanding how machine learning contributes to strategic value creation, value appropriation and durable competitive advantage in start-up ecosystems. The argument integrates the resource-based view, dynamic capabilities, knowledge-management theory, entrepreneurial systems thinking, strategic Read More …
Human Capital, Knowledge Management and Entrepreneurial Performance in Emerging European Economies
This article develops a theoretically integrated management framework explaining how human capital, knowledge management and entrepreneurial performance interact in emerging European economies. The central claim is that entrepreneurial performance cannot be explained solely by individual initiative, technological adoption or market Read More …
Artificial Intelligence, Public Policy Modelling and Governance Capacity in the Digital Economy
Artificial intelligence has become a strategic governance technology rather than a merely technical instrument. It changes how public problems are represented, how policy alternatives are modelled, how risks are anticipated and how administrative capacity is organised in digital economies. This Read More …
Machine Learning, Strategic Value Creation and Competitive Advantage in Start-Up Ecosystems
This article develops a professor-level conceptual framework for understanding how machine learning contributes to strategic value creation, value appropriation and durable competitive advantage in start-up ecosystems. The argument integrates the resource-based view, dynamic capabilities, knowledge-management theory, entrepreneurial systems thinking, strategic Read More …
