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Cina merupakan salah satu negara terkuat di dunia, baik secara ekonomi maupun politik. Secara politik, Cina merupakan negara yang diperhitungkan oleh karena memiliki pasukan militer yang cukup besar di mata dunia. Dalam sejarah, Cina merupakan salah satu negara yang sejak dulu telah terkenal dengan segala aspeknya, mulai dari politik hingga ekonomi. Bahkan dalam sejarah, Indonesia yang memiliki jumlah muslim terbesar di dunia memiliki hubungan erat terkait penyebaran Islam di Indonesia yang salah satunya berasal dari Cina. Hal ini berarti bahwa Cina lebih dahulu mengenal Islam dibanding Indonesia. Bebeberapa etnis di cina yang memeluk Islam antara lain etnik Huizu, Uygur, Kazakh, Kirgiz, Tajik, Uzbek, Tatar dan lain-lainnya. Hal ini menunjukkan bahwa meskipun negeri Cina tidak mengadopsi sistem negara berbasis Islam, namun Cina memilik peranan penting dalm penyebaran agama Islam.

Padarincang sub-district has tourism potential because it has good natural resources, including many mountains and very large rivers so that there are many natural attractions. The existence of this potential provides opportunities for tourism management to local governments and the community to increase natural tourism in Padarinenag sub-district so that it becomes a leading tourist destination in Serang Regency and has an impact on the welfare of the community. This potential must be followed by better management, therefore this study will discuss about how to manage natural tourism as a regional tourist destination in the Padarincang sub-district based on Serang district regulation number 8 of 2014 ?. What are the obstacles for the attacking district government in exercising its authority over the management of natural tourism as a regional tourist destination in the Padarincang sub-district area? The research method used is juridical empirical, namely research that sees law as a rule in society to be obeyed, with descriptive analysis specifications that discuss the management of natural tourism as a regional destination in the Padarincang sub-district which is sourced from primary data through field research and primary legal materials, namely legislation. -laws, books, journals of legal science, as well as other library materials that are analyzed juridically analytic. The results of this study, that the Serang Regency Tourism Office is tasked with managing the tourism of the serang regency area with the aim of increasing the prosperityand walfare of the serang regency area. The management of natural tourism carried out by the Serang Regency Tourism Office on natural tourism in the Padarincang District area is already good and is in accordance with the duties and functions based on Regional Regulation Number 8 of 2014 concerning Serang Regency tourism development master plan in 2014-2025. However, in carrying out its management there are a few obtstacles and this is an obstacle to natural tourism in order to become a superior and enchanting tourism destination. Thus the Tourism Office must improve its performance in managing tourist destinations on the chat, especially eliminhating these obstacles.

The current study hypothesized the investor behaviors with stock market fundamental analysis. Thus, the study used convinance and simple random sampling for data acquisition and study has used descriptive, correlation regression and combined effect t tests to interpret the data. And have concluded that facets of investor behavior i-e overconfidence, optimism, involvement and risk behavior has significant relation with stock market fundamental analysis. Hence, study concluded its finding up to historic investigations.

The current study hypothesized the significant correlation of financial reporting regime with financial statements ingredients. Study used connivance sampling technique for data acquisition have employed separate and combined descriptive test, Hosmer & Lemeshow test and binary logistic test for interpretation. Thus, the study revealed its significant correlation with historic investigations. While, more systematic work is required because of time, resources and potential constraints limited findings are concluded.

As is the case in many other countries, mortality has been
undergoing substantial, though not precisely understood, changes in
Pakistan. In the absence of a reliable and adequate system of vital
registration in the country, the precise measurement of these changes is
well nigh impossible. In Pakistan, an attempt to estimate levels of
fertility and mortality on a sample basis was made through the
Population Growth Estimation (PGE) project undertaken from 1962 through
1965 [5, 12]. Subsequently, another demographic survey, called the
Population Growth Survey (PGS), was initiated and carried out from 1968
through 1971 [13]. In the PGE a dual system of data collection was
utilized based on continuous (Longitudinal) registration and a periodic
(Cross-Sectional) survey. In the PGS, data were collected through
periodic surveys only. Data from the PGS have only recently been made
available to researchers. The present set of life tables is based on the
mortality statistics collected in 1968 and 1971 field operations of the
PGS.

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Tables and Figures -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Concept of Human Security -- 3. War and Health: A Conceptual and Theoretical Framework -- 4. Conflict and Levels of Health Achievement -- 5. A Disaggregated Analysis of the Impact of War on Health -- 6. Collateral Damage: War, Infrastructure, and Public Health -- 7. The Allocation of Resources Between Defense and Health -- 8. Forced Migration and Population Health -- 9. Conclusion -- Appendixes A: The World Health Report 2002: Statistical Annex Explanatory Notes -- Appendixes B: Calculation of Disability-Free Life Expectancy -- Appendixes C: Health-Adjusted Life Expectancy (HALE), 1999-2002 -- Notes -- References -- Index

TITLE PAGE -- DEDICATION -- CONTENTS -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- CHAPTER ONE: CHILDHOOD -- CHAPTER TWO: FATHER LEAVES -- CHAPTER THREE: WAR BREAKS OUT -- CHAPTER FOUR: MASSACRE -- CHAPTER FIVE: FLIGHT TO ENGLAND -- CHAPTER SIX: LONDON -- CHAPTER SEVEN: RACISM -- CHAPTER EIGHT: BACK TO OLDHAM -- CHAPTER NINE: MARRIAGE -- CHAPTER TEN: MRS SALMA AHMED'S STORY -- CHAPTER ELEVEN: BACK TO IQBAL -- CHAPTER TWELVE: STARTING BUSINESS -- CHAPTER THIRTEEN: GETTING DISCRIMINATION OFF MY CHEST -- CHAPTER FOURTEEN: BACK TO THE BEGINNING -- CHAPTER FIFTEEN: FAMILY -- CHAPTER SIXTEEN: PRAWNS -- CHAPTER SEVENTEEN: USA SETBACK -- CHAPTER EIGHTEEN: BANK STORY -- CHAPTER NINETEEN: BUYING A WAREHOUSE -- CHAPTER TWENTY: SUCCESS -- CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE: ALEC DODGEON -- CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO: CHARITY -- CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE: IQBAL U AHMED SAYS -- CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR: EDUCATION AND GIVING BACK -- CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE: PUBLIC WORK AND CHARITY -- CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX: PRINCE CHARLES -- CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN: MY BANK -- CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT: SUCCESS AGAIN -- CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE: WHO I AM NOW -- CHAPTER THIRTY: SAD LOSSES -- CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE: MY TEAM -- CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO: CHILDREN -- CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE: THE LANDSEER -- CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR: MY THOUGHTS -- ABOUT THE AUTHOR -- PLATES -- COPYRIGHT