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What Drives Remittances from Saudi Arabia to Pakistan? Home Versus Host Country’s Economic Conditions

Authors: Umair M., Waheed A.
Saudi Arabia is the largest source country of remittances to Pakistan since the 1970s. This study examined the impact of home versus host country’s economic conditions on remittances from Saudi Arabia to Pakistan. The ARDL bounds testing is used on the annual data set from 1973 to 2014. The study [...]

Contribution of International Trade in Human Development of Pakistan

Authors: Jawaid S.T., Waheed A.
Very few studies have attempted to examine the relationship between international trade and human development. Some panel and cross-section studies have been done, but mostly Pakistan has not been included. This study examines for the first time ever the effect of aggregate and disaggregate trade on human development in Pakistan [...]

Smart PV grid to reinforce the electrical network

Authors: Al-Hamad M.Y., Qamber I.S.
Photovoltaic (PV) became the new competitive energy resources of the planet and needs to be engaged in grid to break up the congestion in both Distribution and Transmission systems. The objective of this research is to reduce the load flow through the distribution and transmission equipment by 20%. This reduction [...]

Fitting school buildings to the requirements of physically disabled students in Algeria: An ergonomic study

Authors: Bouabdellah L., Kharbache H., Mokdad M., Mebarki B.
Achieving development in any country is a joint responsibility and needs intensive efforts from all citizens; the able-bodied and the disabled. But how can people with disabilities contribute to this development if their work and environment are not fitted to them? In Algeria, according to the Algerian National Office of [...]

The impact of psychological adjustment on private university students’ academic achievement: Case study

Authors: Fateel M.J.
The present study examined the impact of psychological adjustment on private university students’ academic achievement. The sample size consisted of 121 university students (42.1% male, and 57.9% female). The results indicated that only 15 % of the study participants showed high levels of psychological adjustment, and 34% of them showed [...]

Gender differences in relation to organization sources of power: An exploratory research of individuals and contextual issues

Authors: Al-A’ali E., Alazali R.M.
Women encounter more challenges than men in their attempts to reach top managerial positions. Challenges stem from proscribed social roles, employed life strategies, and/or organizational structures. The same challenges lead men and women to use organizational sources of power differently. This qualitative research examines gender differences in relation to individual [...]

Bahraini women engineers: Factors influencing their career success ladder

Authors: Al-Alawi A.I., Husamaddin S., Mejeran F.K., Madan F.K.
The purpose of this chapter is to investigate the current situation of women engineers in the Kingdom of Bahrain in the public and private sectors, discussing some factors that affect women’s access to leading positions, and looking for ways to increase the status of Bahraini women leading in this sector, [...]

Factors affecting women leadership to reach top management and its impact on the economy: The case of the Kingdom of Bahrain

Authors: Al-Alawi A.I., El Naggar N.F.
In today’s dynamic organizations, as women climb up the corporate ladder, they don’t seem to sustain and even might become extinct on the way upwards. In developing countries, especially in the Arab world, females have been regarded as the inferior of the species in a strictly male-dominated culture where they [...]

Foreign direct investment and economic growth in Bahrain: Cointegration and causality tests

Authors: Kreishan F., Selim M., Alhawarin I.
The principal objective of this study is to investigate empirically the relationship between foreign direct investment (FDI) and gross domestic product (GDP) for Bahrain over the period 1982-2014. For this purpose, the study employed Engle-Granger cointegration and Granger causality tests. The results of cointegration tests clearly indicate a long-run positive [...]

A macroeconometric model for trade policy evaluation: evidence from Pakistan

Authors: Jawaid S.T., Waheed A.
Purpose: The purpose of the study is to develop a macroeconometric model for evaluation of trade policies and forecasting of trade performance of Pakistan with different regions or group of countries. Design/methodology/approach: These regions or group of countries are Organization of Islamic Cooperation, Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development, Association [...]