Effects of Social Conflicts on Sustainable Development in the Society

Effects of Social Conflicts on Sustainable Development in the Society

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER ONE

Human history is characterized with conflict. There is now consensus among scholars on the inevitability of conflict in relations among human being (Weeks 1992, Fraiser and Hipel 1984, Burton 1997, More 1987, Okoh and Ewhariemen 2001). What therefore differs is the approach or strategy adopted to resolve or manage a particular conflict situation. The effectiveness or otherwise of the management of conflict is itself largely dependent on how the causes of the conflict have been understood.

Conflict refers to contradictions arising from differences in the interests, ideas, ideologies, orientation and precipitous tendencies of the people concerned. These contradictions are inherent at all levels of social and economic interactions of human race. It may therefore exist at the individual, group, institutional, regional, national and international levels. Conflict is thus a pervasive phenomenon in human relationships and has been seen as the “basic unit for understanding social existence (Nnoli, 1998:3-5). 

A social conflict occurs “when two or more actors appose each other in social interaction, reciprocally exerting social power in an effort to attain scarce or incompatible goals and prevent the opponent from attaining them”.
Social conflicts constitute one of the major recurring problems bedeviling the socio-economic and political landscape in Africa and Nigeria in particular. Achieving sustainable development has become a difficult task for developing nations, in spite of efforts by development experts to bring about desired development. 

The term “sustainable development was brought into common use by the world commission on Environment and Development (WECD) in its 1987 seminar report entitled “our common future”. In a more broad and encompassing definition, sustainable development is defined as development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs (Abah, 2005). 

Its scope covers economic, ecological social and political dimensions to development. The economic component consists of optimizing the use of limited resources and the management of material and energy saving technologies. It provides for the integrity of biological and physical sciences and oriented to human development, preserve stability of public and internal systems.

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THE IMPACT OF INTERNET ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF NIGERIAN STUDENTS

THE IMPACT OF INTERNET ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF NIGERIAN STUDENTS

 

CHAPTER ONE

1.0       INTRODUCTION
1.1       BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

The internet provides several opportunities for academic performance and competence among students. It is a mechanism for information dissemination and a medium for collaborative interaction between individual and their computers without regard for geographic limitation of space.

Leiner et al, (2000): Singh, (2002), the word internet is derived from two words; “international” and “network”. The Internet therefore can be defined as an international computer network of information available to the public through modern links.

Bassey, (2003), says the internet is a worldwide system of linked computers networks. The internet is the world’s largest and most widely used network. It is an international network of network that is a collection of hundreds of thousands of private and public network all over the world. There are rich and varied learning internally or to communicate experiences available on the internet that would have been inconceivable just a short while ago.

The internet has a range of capabilities that organizations are using to communicate externally with other organizations. The primary infrastructure, for e-commerce, e-banking, e-business, e-leaning and virtual library is provided by the internet technology. The internet provides several opportunities for all academic, business organizations, the employed and the unemployed, the young and the old. The internet is a ‘live constantly moving’, theoretically borderless, potentially infinite space for the production and circulation of information. The internet might this be described as a sea of information; containing text which are not housed between library or bookshop walls and subject are Spain across all field of knowledge.

• Statement of Research Problem
• Research Questions
• Objectives of the Study

1.5       Significance of the Study
1.6       Scope of the study
1.7       Limitations to the study
1.8     Definitions of Terms
CHAPTER TWO

• Literature review

2.1       Concept of Internet and Information and Communication Technology (ICT)

• Meaning of Internet
• History of Internet
• Ownership of the Internet
• Influence of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) on Teaching Profession
• Characteristics of Internet/Social Networking
• Usage of Internet in Higher Institutions
• Benefit of Internet in Higher School Libraries

2.9     Impact of the Internet on Research
2.10     Other Benefit of Internet to Students and Lecturers.
2.11   Problem Facing Students in the use of Internet
2.12 Common Social Media among Students and Lecturers of Tertiary Institutions
2.13     Common Search Engines among Students and Lectures
2.14     Reading on Internet
2.15     Types of Reading
2.16     Effectiveness of Reading on Internet
2.17     Need for Effective Reading Culture
2.18     Poor Reading Culture
2.19     Promoting Reading Habits
2.20   Theoretical Framework
2.20.1 Use and Gratification Theory
2.20.2 Technological Determinism Theory
2.20.3 Social Learning Theory
CHAPTER THREE
3.0       Research methodology
3.1       Research design
3.2       Restatement of Research Questions
3.3       Characteristics of the Study Population
3.4       Sampling Size
3.5       Sampling Design and Procedure
3.6       Data Collection Instrument
3.7       Validity and Reliability of Research Instrument
3.8       Data Collection Process
3.9     Data Analysis
CHAPTER FOUR
4.0       Data Analysis and Discussion of Findings
4.1       Data Analysis
CHAPTER FIVE
5.0       Summary, Conclusion and Recommendations
5.1       Summary
5.2       Conclusion
5.3       Recommendations
            Bibliography

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Office Tech. & Mgnt PROJECT TOPICS

1.        ADEQUACY OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) RESOURCES FOR OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME

2.        IMPACT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE ON ACQUISITION OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) SKILLS IN OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT

3.        PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) AND OFFICE MANAGEMENT ON STUDENTS IN TERTIARY INSTITUTION

4.        CHALLENGES FACING OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT GRADUATE IN THE UTILIZATION OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) EQUIPMENTS

5.        ACQUISITION OF OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT SKILLS FOR SELF-RELIANCE IN CURBING UNEMPLOYMENT IN NIGERIA

6.        CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES FOR UTILIZING INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) AMONG OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT EDUCATORS IN NIGERIAN POLYTECHNICS

7.        MODERN OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND THE SECRETARY’S PRODUCTIVITY IN PRIVATE BUSINESS ORGANISATIONS

8.        CHALLENGES OF CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IN OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS

9.        IMPLEMENTATION OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION CURRICULUM OF POLYTECHNIC EDUCATION TOWARDS UNEMPLOYMENT REDUCTION AMONG GRADUATES OF OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIAN

10.    INFLUENCE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) RESOURCES ON TEACHING AND LEARNING OF OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA POLYTECHNICS

11.    IMPACT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE ON SECRETARIAL STUDENTS IN HIGHER INSTITUTIONS

12.    CAREER PROSPECTS OF CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY IN A PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENT

13.    EFFECTS OF ON-THE-JOB-TRAINING ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SECRETARIES IN PRIVATE ORGANIZATION

14.    EFFECT OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP OPPORTUNITIES IN SECRETARIAL PRACTICE

15.    CAUSES OF FAILURE IN SHORTHAND ON SECRETARIAL STUDIES AMONG SECRETARIAL STUDENTS

16.    CAUSES OF CONFLICT OF OFFICIAL AND SOCIAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SECRETARY AND BOSS IN AN ORGANIZATION

17.    INFLUENCE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) ON THE OF INNOVATION PAPERLESS OFFICE.

18.    IMPACT OF ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT ON CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT GRADUATES

19.    IMPACT OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY ON OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT

20.    IMPLICATION OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) ON SECRETARIAL PRACTICE IN THE BANKING SECTOR

21.    STUDENTS PERCEPTION ON SECRETARIAL PROFESSION IN THE ERA OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT)

22.    THE EFFECTS OF NON-FINANCIAL INCENTIVE ON THE PRODUCTIVITY OF SECRETARIAL STAFF

23.    THE RELEVANCE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS TO SECRETARIAL PRACTICE IN AN ORGANIZATION

24.    UTILIZATION OF SHORTHAND SKILLS IN MODERN SECRETARIAL PRACTICE IN AN ORGANIZATION

25.    HIGH RATE OF FAILURE IN SHORTHAND IN THE DEPARTMENT OF OFFICE MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY IN HIGHER INSTITUTIONS

26.    COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOL STUDENTS PERFORMANCE IN SHORTHAND IN HIGHER INSTITUTIONS

27.    FACTORS AFFECTING THE TEACHING AND LEARNING OF SHORTHAND IN HIGHER INSTITUTIONS.

28.   CAUSES OFSTUDENTS POOR ATTITUDE TOWARDS THE STUDY OF SECRETARIAL ADMINISTRATION IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS

PROJECT TOPICS

MASS COMMUNICATION PROJECT TOPICS

S/N	PROJECT TOPICS	PRICE
	MASS MEDIA INFLUENCE ON AUDIENCE PERCEPTION OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT REMOVAL OF FUEL SUBSIDY
	ASSESSMENT OF INFORMATION VERIFICATION IN THE AGE OF DIGITAL JOURNALISM
	ASSESSMENT OF STUDENTS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS THE USAGEOF ONLINE TEXTBOOK (E-TEXTBOOK)
	ROLE OF INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) ON WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
	IMPACT OF NEWSPAPER CARTOON MESSAGES ON NEWSPAPER READERSHIP AMONG STUDENTS
	IMPACT OF NEWSPAPER CARTOON MESSAGES ON NEWSPAPER READERSHIP AMONG FEMALE STUDENTS
	AUDIENCE PERCEPTION OF AFRICA INDEPENDENT TELEVISION (AIT) COVERAGE OF POLITICAL NEWS PROGRAMMES
	ROLE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) ON JOURNALISM PRACTICE
	ASSESSMENT OF PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF BROADCAST MEDIA COVERAGE OF GENDER ISSUE
	EFFECTIVENESS OF ENTERTAINMENT MASS MEDIA IN CHANGING BEHAVIOR
	MASS MEDIA CAMPAIGN ON THE EFFECTS OF SOCIAL CONFLICTS ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
	PROBLEMS AND PROSPECT OF ONLINE INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM IN MASS MEDIA
	THE IMPACT OF USING SOCIAL MEDIA AS LEARNING SUPPORT TOOL ON STUDENTS’ LEARNING
	AUDIENCE PERCEPTION OF THE PUNCH NEWSPAPER CARTOONS
1	EFFECTS OF SHORT MESSAGE SERVICES (SMS) ON WRITING SKILLS OF STUDENTS	N 5000
2	THE IMPACT OF INTERNET ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF NIGERIAN STUDENTS	N 5000
3	THE USE OF PRINT MEDIA AS TOOL FOR PUBLIC RELATIONS PRACTICE	N 5000
4	HAZARD AND PROSPECTS OF JOURNALISM PRACTICE IN NIGERIA	N 5000
5	MASS MEDIA AND AGENDA SETTING ON CHANGE AGENDA AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT	N 8000
6	PROBLEM AND PROSPECT OF NEWSPAPER DISTRIBUTION IN NIGERIA	N 6000
7	ATTITUDES AND PERCEPTION OF FEMALE STUDENT JOURNALISTS TOWARDS JOURNALISM AS A CAREER	N 6000
8	THE ROLE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY ON RADIO BROADCASTING IN NIGERIA	N 6000
9	INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND SOCIAL NETWORK ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS	N 7000
10	INFLUENCE OF THE USAGE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE ON THE DAY TO DAY ACTIVITIES OF JOURNALISTS	N 8000
11	INFLUENCE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) ON DAY TO DAY ACTIVITIES OF JOURNALISTS	N 8000
12	INFLUENCE OF CULTURAL PROGRAMMES OF BROADCAST MEDIA ON CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA	N 8000
13	APPRAISAL OF MASS MEDIA AS A TOOL FOR PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE IN THE SOCIETY	N 6000
14	INFLUENCE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) ON NEWS WRITING AND DISSEMINATION IN BROADCAST MEDIA	N 8000
15	INFLUENCE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) ON NEWS WRITING AND DISSEMINATION IN PRINT MEDIA	N 8000
16	THE IMPACT OF INTERNET ON NEWSPAPER READABILITY AMONG NIGERIAN STUDENTS	N 8000
17	IMPACT OF INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE IN HOME VIDEOS AND CULTURAL VALUES IN NIGERIA	N 8000
18	THE IMPACT OF COMPUTER GRAPHICS IN THE PRINT MEDIA	N 6000
19	IMPACT OF ETHICS ON THE CONTENTS OF NEWSPAPERS PLANNING IN PRINT MEDIA	N 6000
20	APPRAISAL OF DEREGULATION OF BROADCAST MEDIA IN NIGERIA MEDIA INDUSTRY	N 6000
21	ROLES OF MASS COMMUNICATION ON RURAL INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT	N 7000
22	ASSESSMENT OF AUDIENCE AWARENESS, ACCESSIBILITY AND PATRONAGE OF ONLINE NEWSPAPERS	N 10,000
23	PERCEPTION OF READERS ON THE USAGE OF INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE IN PRINT MEDIA IN NIGERIA	N 10,000
24	ROLE OF NEWSPAPER VENDORS IN THE CIRCULATION AND AVAILABILITY OF NEWSPAPER IN NIGERIA	N 10,000
25	IMPACT OF BROADCAST LOCAL PROGRAMMES ON THE PROPAGATION OF NIGERIAN CULTURAL VALUES	N 8000
26	THE INFLUENCE OF WESTERN TELEVISION PROGRAMMES ON THE CULTURAL VALUES OF NIGERIA YOUTHS	N 6000
27	THE PLACE OF PHOTOGRAPHS IN MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER PRODUCTION	N 6000
28	CELLULAR PHONES INFLUENCES AND IMPACTS ON SOCIAL INTERACTIONS AND INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS AMONG STUDENTS.	N 8000
29	ASSESSMENT OF THE ROLE OF THE MEDIA IN ANTI-CORRUPTION CAMPAIGN	N 6000
30	TRADITIONAL MASS MEDIA AS TOOLS FOR EFFECTIVE RURAL DEVELOPMENT	N 6000
31	APPRAISAL OF AUDIENCE PERCEPTION OF NEWSPAPER CARTOONS MESSAGES	N 6000
32	AUDIENCE PERCEPTION OF AFRICA INDEPENDENT TELEVISION (AIT) COVERAGE OF POLITICAL NEWS AND 2015 GENERAL ELECTION.	N 10,000
33	EFFECTIVENESS OF RADIO ADVERTISEMENTS OF FAMILY PLANNINNG PROGRAMMES AMONG WOMEN	N 6000
34	APPRAISAL OF FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA) ON JOURNALISM PRACTICE IN NIGERIAN	N 7,000
35	IMPACT OF BILLBOARD ADVERTISING ON INDOMIE NOODLES PRODUCT	N 7,000
36	IMPACT OF MUSICAL PROGRAMMES ON THE CULTURAL BEHAVIOR OF STUDENTS IN NIGERIA	N 7,000
37	IMPACT OF BROADCAST MEDIA ON COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES OF MARKET WOMEN	N 7,000
38	IMPACT OF RADIO CAMPAIGN AGAINST HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN NIGERIA	N 8,000