International Journal of Arts, Humanities and Management Studies

1-7

Authors: K. Vijaya Nirmala

The impact of the job stress is an important problem of both the individual job holders and organizations in which they work. Nursing job is more stressful when compared with other professionals working in the hospitals.

15-26

Authors: Fatma Faheem*& Abduraheem K**

“Water is life” and life on earth is linked to water. Our existence is dependent on water in many ways and one could say that our whole civilization is built on the use of water. The watering place has always been the focal point of life on earth. First animal and then human kind clustered around their sources of fresh water. Both animals and humans can exist for weeks without food but without water life ceases within days.

1-8

Authors: Ani, Kelechi Johnmary* & Osisioma, Samuel Ugochukwu**

The Nigerian State from the era of amalgamation till date has experienced one form of conflict or another. Some of these conflicts became frontline issues for international and national debate, while others were completely localized due to the lack of interest of scholars and its negligence by the media in course of their agenda setting role

22-36

Authors: Dr. Nasser Fegh-hi Farahmand

The Intellectualism resulting outcome is one that potentially maximizes the total value created. In contrast, without clear contractual commitments, some rights and Intellectualism obligations are either not specified, or the payments for them will arise only after later rounds of negotiation. Organizations can make imperfect observations about an Intellectualism performance.

56-61

Authors: Dr. Priyanka Pasari

D H Lawrence, born in 1885, was regarded as a great novelist of early 20th Century. He was brought up in a tense atmosphere due to the constant discord between his parents.. He was much impressed by his mother whom he used to love and respect from the bottom of his heart. he also wrote short stories, essay travel books and criticism, yet he is most remembered for his great novels The White Peacock (1911), The Trespasser (1912) , and Sons and Lovers (1913).