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Impact of the Digital Economy on International Trade
No full textThis article examines the digitalization of international trade processes and the role of relevant technologies in it. The scale of digitalization in the global economy and international trade is growing rapidly, and the digital space is becoming a key area for global trade. In the study, the impact of digitalization on international trade, changes in the composition and form of international trade, increased global competition and its transition to the intangible sphere due to its influence; the emergence of new forms and opportunities for international business through digitalization, the growth of cross-border commerce and the expansion of invisible employment, and the reduction of problems between cross-border and domestic operations are explored in a globalized digital environment
The Role of Folklore and Ethnographic Communities of the Uzbek Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Musical Art
No full textThis article discusses folklore and ethnographic communities that are the heritage of Uzbek intangible music, and their development. Intangible musical heritage widely covers the history of folklore, as well as the process of education and upbringing in musical folklore. Examples of folk songs are given
Modern Methods of Teaching Monologue and Dialogue Speech in Foreign Language
No full textThe article analyzes the specifics of monologue and dialogue speech and considers the problem of teaching this type of speech activity of students in foreign language classes. Particular attention is paid to the levels and parameters
The Role and Function of English Language in ESP Classes
No full textEnglish is taught to students whose first language is not English but who require it for a specific task, activity, or goal through ESP. The acronym ESP stands for "English for Specific Purposes," also known as "English for Special Purposes." Although it is widely accepted that teaching ESP courses should emphasize language skills such as reading, writing, listening, and speaking, this often depends on the needs and interests of the students. The course design for English for Specific Purposes, the role of the teacher and student in ESP, and difficulties related to the environment, the student, and other factors in ESP teaching are all covered in this article
Collection of Chigatai Coins in Samarkand State Museum-Reserve
No full textThis article discusses the collection of coins belonging to the Chigatai state, stored in the funds of the Samarkand State Museum-Reserve, its rarity, value, the structure of coins and money, their signs, stamps, weights, the importance of monetary reforms
Current Problems in Teaching Physical Education
No full textIn the article, the fundamental reforms carried out in the field of physical education, the goals and objectives of public events in the fields of culture, medicine, education and sports, their content is the comprehensive maturity of young people studying for a profession, and their full response to the students of the time. such issues are covered
Characteristic Features of Phonetic Labarotorias
No full textthis article gives information about the phonetic laboratory, its types, practical and theoretical aspects, tasks, methods of using it, virtual learning of languages, social psycholinguistic features of oral speech
An Assessment of Ghana's Corruption Struggle; the Role of Political Parties
Get PDFPolitical parties play a significant role in the functioning of robust democracies, and consequently, they are held to high expectations, particularly with regards to addressing issues of corruption. In nearly all countries globally, political parties are inherently linked to the issue of corruption due to their role in selecting and electing leaders who govern nations and possess constitutional control over national resources. Therefore, they play a crucial role in either combating corruption or facilitating corruption. In the realm of assessment, Ghana, as a sovereign state since its attainment of independence, has encountered persistent challenges with corruption, which, according to existing evidence, seems to be escalating over time. Nearly every governmental entity is grappling with the pervasive issue of corruption. Furthermore, political parties are frequently perceived as entities that exploit their influential status to solicit bribes, allocate lucrative posts in the public sector to its members and followers, or divert public resources towards the control of party leaders or supporters. Corruption poses significant challenges in developing and transitional nations such as Ghana, where political institutions grapple with many manifestations of corrupt practises. Corruption erodes public trust in governing institutions and poses a significant challenge to the sustainability of democratic systems. In a competitive political context, democratic parties have the capacity to fulfil significant political roles and duties, particularly in combating corruption through many means. Although political parties are frequently associated with corruption, scholarly discussions on corruption and anti-corruption measures have acknowledged that if political parties assume the crucial role of combating corruption, it could result in significant progress. Therefore, this study evaluates the ongoing battle against corruption in Ghana, with a specific focus on the involvement of political parties. Furthermore, the study utilised secondary data for analysis, which informed the subsequent conclusions and recommendations
Impact of Inflation on University Administration in Nigeria
Get PDFInflation is the continuous rise in the general price of goods and services. Inflation is an economic problem that affects institutional operation both public and private institutions. This paper examined the impact of inflation on university administration in Nigeria. Depending on secondary data were collected from both print and online publications. The paper established that inflation has led to an increment in the operational cost of running universities, an increment in the cost of infrastructure facilities provision, an increment in the cost of teaching program implementation, an increment in the cost of research programme implementation and an increment in cost of community programme implementation, increment in universities fees and increment in students drop out. Based on the impacts of inflation on university administration in Nigeria, the paper hereby recommended the following: The government should increase the funding of universities. Universities administrators increase the internally generated revenue by embarking on different ventures to raise more revenue. The government should put policies down to encourage production and reduce importation
Issues of Implementation of Public-Private Partnership Projects in the Field of Culture and Art
No full textThis article talks about the essence and current importance of the concept of public-private partnership in the field of culture and art. The decision on public-private partnership in the creative sphere, the positive purpose of the adoption of the decrees, and the tasks to be performed are analyzed