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Spinster is a unmarried women and who is no longer young and seems unlikely ever marry. There are so many success story of spinster. But in this study, researcher try to portrait the picture of rural uneducated and unemployment spinster. The board aim of the present study is examined the various problems facing by rural spinster. The study was conducted at Majuli districts of Assam. Among the 20 gaonpanchayat of Majuli, Pakajaragaonpanchayat was selected randomly.20 respondents were selected as sampling through purposive sampling method. The samples were selected as a respondent above the age group of 40 years. The interview cum structure schedule was specially prepared for primary data collection. The observation and case study method are also used for data collection. The study was conducted on both qualitative and quantitative methodology. The spinsters are facing so many problems in everyday life. Through this paper we may find out major problems of spinster which will help to reader, policy maker, government and N.G.O.

This case study narrates the experience of a medium‐sized UK manufacturing company in setting up and running a manufacturing plant in Shanghai, People's Republic of China. It details how features of the social organisation of production, the human resource policies and the management practices of the UK parent company were successfully transferred and adapted to the unique labour market and business environment encountered in mainland China. The study concludes by reviewing two major challenges that directly lie ahead for the company.

"International Relations and the Study of History" published on by Oxford University Press.

Zip file includes complete archive of Emission Inventory by Source Type and Pollutant. ; The Northern Front Range Air Quality Study was instituted by the Colorado State Legislature through House Bill 95-1345 and amended through House Bill 96-1179. The legislation delineated an independent, objective, scientifically peer-reviewed study of air pollution along the Northern Front Range of Colorado to be managed by Colorado State University and funded through contributions from nearly 40 groups (private industry, local and national organizations, local state and federal agencies). The $4 million Study was conducted in three phases: Phase 1- Winter of 1996, Phase 2- Summer of 1996, and Phase 3- Winter of 1997. The final Study results were delivered to the Governor and the General Assembly on July 1, 1998.

Recognition of cultural changes in the US workforce has prompted many public sector organizations to take action to increase diversity and cultural awareness. Specific characteristics of diversity initiatives in local government organizations are not well documented. In this study, interviews were conducted with representatives from eleven local governments in the Willamette Valley region in Oregon. Through thematic analysis of the interview transcripts and other documents, this study catalogues types of diversity activities conducted by local governments and identifies key factors in the development and successful implementation of diversity initiatives.

Reports on the United States Department of Defense's postponing of a controversial chemical weapons disposal study.

1. Social movements, democratic transition, and citizenship : Spain in the 1970s / Pamela Radcliff -- 2. Pink tide governments, radical social movements, and the practice of citizenship in twenty-first-century Latin America / Paul Haber -- 3. Between inclusionary demands and sociopolitical divides : the Israeli 2011 summer of discontent / Zeev Rosenhek and Michael Shalev -- 4. Evolving civil society in China : transnational impacts / Jie Chen -- 5. Challenging the boundaries of citizenship : transnational activism in contemporary Japan / Simon Avenell -- 6. From local to global : the multiscalar dimension of the Zapatista Rebellion and the transnational networks of social mobilizations / Guiomar Rovira.