Editorial Volume 4 (1) May 2019

Abstract

Dear Researchers,

It is very exciting to present a new issue of our e-journal, entitled EJESS [European Journal of Educational & Social Sciences], [Vol. 4 (1), May 2019], to the interdisciplinary literature. Every issue provides new ambitions and motivation for us to reach a better journal, thanks to your fruitful and motivational support, collaboration and encouragement.

EJESS aims to present original research on educational and social sciences in an interdisciplinary perspective covering sociology, education, psychology, politics, theology, anthropology, law, literature, linguistics, philosophy, history, human geography etc. The journal also seeks for opportunities to broaden its partners, reviewers and organizations. EJESS now supports Eurasian Conference on Language and Social Sciences (ECLSS2019), as a trigger to reach enlarged context. Papers utilizing and/or following interdisciplinary perspectives are highly welcomed and encouraged. It is of interest and open to all researchers, academics, and those people concerned with mediating research findings to practitioners.

Scholarly work requires a great deal of effort, ambition and motivation since it encompasses a broad range of various disciplines, perspectives, methodologies and criteria. Within its natural context, we, as EJESS, sometimes include papers from international conferences in different countries so that we can feel proud to provide open platform for diverse researchers all around the world.

Within this perspective and vision, this issue presents you six research papers from diverse methodological perspectives and cultures. 

Keywords

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References

1. Peter Oluwaseun Oyewale, in his paper titled ‘A Historical Re-Assessment of Yoruba Women in Cocoa Production in Nigeria: A Case of Tonkere Farm Settlement in Osun State’ discusses and highlights the role of African women in cocoa production. Sadete PLLANA and Albulena PLLANA BREZNICA focus on word formation characteristics in Albanian and English Languages. The authors make a list of some specific prefixes and/or suffixes for the terminology in Economics, in their paper