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Contents

Journal of Contemporary Development & Management Studies · Vol. 9, No. 1 (Spring 2021) · p. 3

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JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY DEVELOPMENT & MANAGEMENT STUDIES

VOLUME 9 Spring 2021

  • Introduction — 4
    Tommie Anderson-Jacquest, PhD, Principal Editor
  • Contributors — 8
    Tommie Anderson-Jacquest, PhD, Principal Editor
  • Editorial. Surviving and Transiting 2020: A Year like No Other Years — 12
    Nick Papé, PhD
  • The Immoral Superego: Conscience as the Fourth Element in the Structural Theory of the Mind — 15
    Donald L. Carveth, PhD
  • The Colonial Politics of the Plague: Reading Camus in 2020 — 28
    Nasser Amin
  • Globalization and the New Realities in the Muslim World — 39
    Mohd Abbas Abdul Razak and Sayed Sikandar Shah Haneef
  • Literature Review: The Use of Technology in International Markets — 55
    Sisi Wang, Mehfuzul Haque and Golam Faqruzzaman
  • Literature Review: Challenges and Opportunities of Entering International Markets — 60
    Sohel Rana
  • Literature Review: Evaluation of Delivery Strategy Standardization; Adaptation within the Framework of International Strategic Marketing — 68
    Md Shohidul Islam Rajeb
  • Literature Review: Talent Management — 80
    Sraboni Sikder and Don Dulari Wijesuriya
  • Literature Review: Education and Social Class, A Focus on Marxist Ideology — 88
    Golam Faqruzzaman and Tasnim Jahan
  • The Perceptions in France of Higher Education Programmes Taught in English — 94
    Nicolas Verger
  • Transformation Experiences During the Covid-19 Pandemic: Higher Education Institute (HEI) Case Study — 113
    Nick Papé PhD, Rahaman Hasan and Mazharul Islam
  • Theory for and as Social Practice of Realizing the Future: Implications from a Transformative Activist Stance — 119
    Anna Stetsenko, PhD

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(2021) ‘Contents’, Journal of Contemporary Development & Management Studies, 9(1), pp. 3–3.

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