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INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS FOR CAUCASUS JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

The Caucasus Journal of Social Sciences will consider papers for publication that deal with academic disciplines that study human aspects of the world. These include, among others, anthropology, archaeology, economics, education, geography, history, information science, international relations, law, linguistics, politics, psychology, public health, and sociology. Papers in the humanities and other disciplines will be considered if they are related in some way to one or more of these disciplines.

Send new submissions by e-mail to the Editor, Juliet Andghuladze, at cjss_editor@yahoo.com, no later than the 1^st of November, 2008.

The authors should follow instructions:

1. Prepare your paper in English. Be concise. We will return to authors for correction papers with poor English.

2. Your paper must contain original work.

3. Submit articles that other journals have not published. We will, however, consider papers that were previously published only in Georgian or Russian language.

4. The title page should be a separate file containing the title of the paper and each author’s name, affiliation, address, telephone, fax number, and e-mail address.

5. Submit an abstract of 100-150 words in two languages: English and Georgian. The abstract should be specific and provide the readers with information about
the importance of the findings.

6. Provide a biographical sketch of no more than one page for each author in a separate file.

7. The main paper should not contain the names of authors.

8.  Papers must be in APA Style. (Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association. For assistance, see
   http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/) http://www.vanguard.edu/faculty/ddegelman/index.aspx?doc_id=796#abstract).
     We will only consider papers prepared in APA style.

9. Avoid unusual symbols. If you use unconventional symbols, explain them.

10. Figures must be high resolution, each containing descriptive headings. We cannot publish figures of poor quality.

11. The print version of the journal will be black and white.

12. Experts will review the paper.

13. We will inform authors of the status of submitted articles.

14. Please indicate name, surname, and title of the paper in the Subject line of your e-mail message.

Juliet Andghuladze

Editor of Caucasus Journal of Social Sciences

77 Kostava Street, V Building

Tbilisi 0175, Georgia (Republic)

Mob: 893 622 612

cjss_editor@yahoo.com

julietandguladze@yahoo.com

Women’s Education and Economic Development
Dr. Edward R. Raupp

Abstract

This book reviews the literature of development with a view toward understanding
prior work on the effect of human capital investment, especially investment in education
for girls and women in East Africa, an area that has remained impoverished despite the
best efforts of indigenous and foreign entities. Women are disproportionately precluded
from education, perpetuating inefficiencies in the allocation of human resources and
impeding development. The book concludes with recommendations intended to accelerate
economic growth and development in East Africa. It emphasizes the importance of
endogenizing variables in causal models that may contribute to our understanding of
mechanisms of economic growth.
2007

The book reviews personal Computer's equipments, standards, and characteristics.
Here you can find the developed trends in personal computer's technical provision.
The book is prepared for the University of Georgia's Engineering School Students.

2007