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Vol. 2 No. 1 (2025)

British Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences

Published July 6, 2025

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Influence of Cultural Factors on Gender Participation in Physical Activity among Colleges of Education Students in the Ashanti Region of Ghana

Boakye Acheampong, Daniel Amoah-Oppong, Michael Appiah, Stephen Baidoo

This study examined the impact of cultural factors on the participation of women and men in physical activity among first-year students at colleges of education in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. A descriptive cross-sectional survey design was used, involving 1,680 participants selected by stratified…

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Harnessing Doctoral Thesis Writing Frameworks and Tools to Advance Entrepreneurial Opportunity Development

Rubhesh Jha

Entrepreneurship research and practice have long sought structured approaches to systematically identify and develop viable business opportunities. While doctoral thesis writing frameworks encompass rigorous methodologies for problem identification, literature analysis, conceptualization, and…

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Perceptions on Extra-Marital Affairs among Married Couples in Kilifi South Sub-County, Kenya

Caroline Achami, Timothy Musa, Halimu Shauri, Nicholas Otieno Ajwang, Hassan Mohammed Mutubwa

Marital infidelity is regarded as one of the most serious hazards to the well-being of marriages and families. Infidelity has been identified as the single most common reason for divorce in numerous cultures around the world. Men and women engage in extramarital affairs at a rate alarmingly higher…

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Researcher-Performer Perspectives in Ghanaian Indigenous Musical Expressions

Benjamin Oduro Arhin Jnr, Emmanuel Obed Acquah

This paper addresses the critical tension between preservation and innovation in Ghanaian indigenous music, where current intellectual property frameworks and academic discourses often privilege static conceptions of folklore over the dynamic knowledge of practitioner-researchers. While…

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Assessment Reforms in Higher Education: A Critical Review of Innovations and Challenges

Harsha Anne

Assessment reforms in higher education have gained significant momentum over the past two decades, driven by shifts toward learner-centered pedagogy, digital transformation, and the growing demand for competency-based education. This critical review synthesizes current evidence on contemporary…

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Participant-Centred Analysis of Transformative Learning Outcomes in the Creative Arts Business and Intellectual Property Workshops in Ghana

Benjamin Oduro Arhin Jnr

The creative arts industry in Ghana, while rich in potential, is constrained by a critical knowledge gap in business management and intellectual property (IP) rights. This study moves beyond a simple assessment of knowledge transfer to provide a participant-centered analysis of a multi-year…

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Beyond the Hills: Shilpkar (Dalit) Feminist Discourse, Resistance, and the Historical Narratives of Women in Uttarakhand

Sandeep Kumar

This paper provides a thorough historical and intersectional examination of Dalit feminist discussions within the geopolitical landscape of Uttarakhand. Utilizing critical historical analysis, it explores the intricate and interrelated social hierarchies of caste, class, and patriarchy that have…

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The Ontological Status of Social Constructs and the Myth of Objectivity in Social Inquiry

Arjan Curi, Ilda Kashami

This article investigates the enduring tension within the social sciences between the acknowledgment of social phenomena as constructed realities and the continued pursuit of objective knowledge. It argues that the conventional positivist model of objectivity, often implicitly adopted, is…

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The Delivery of Health Services at the Barangay Sagonsongan Temporary Shelters as Perceived by the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)

Hosnie M. Gogo

This study examined the perception of the IDP respondents of the Temporary Shelters of Barangay Sagonsongan, Marawi City, on the health services provided by the City Health Office. This study used the descriptive methods of research to assess the health services delivered to the Internally…

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