International Humanities Studies

Vol. 5 No. 2; June 2018

Vol. 5 No. 2; June 2018 (5)

Can an Internalist and an Externalist be Friends on the Question of Epistemic Justification?

Author: Olusola Olanipekun

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How Effective Leadership can Facilitate Change in the Lebanese Public Sector

Author: Wael Zaraket

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Effects of Training on Employee Performance: A Case Study of Bonjus and Khatib & Alami Companies

Authors: Ali Halawi & Nada Haydar

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The Traumatic Experiences of the Detention among the Ex-detentes Palestinian Children from Israeli Prisons in the West Bank

Author: Majdleen Taha

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Suicide Martyr "Istishhady" during Al-Quds Intifada: between Sacrifice and Gift Reciprocity

Author: Khitam Ajarma

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The international humanities studies strives towards honest, advanced and scientific communication. Therefore, IHS focuses on valid and reliable reported data, results, methods and procedures.

In order to achieve the aforementioned, IHS avoids bias in experimental design, data analysis, data interpretation, peer review, grant writing, expert testimony, and other aspects of research where objectivity is a requirement.

When conducting research on human subjects, IHS believes in minimizing human harm and risks. Finally, IHS believes in respecting human dignity, privacy and autonomy.

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