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  3. Vol. 5 No. 1 (2015): ORSEA Journal

Vol. 5 No. 1 (2015): ORSEA Journal

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Published: 2015-06-30

Articles

  • Critical Success Factors in Software Development Methodology Fit A Contingency Approach

    Arthur Ahimbisibwe
    1-30
  • A Comparative Analysis of East African Destination Marketing Websites

    Maria Minde, Dev Jani
    49-70
    • PDF
  • Attitude towards Tax Compliance among SMES in Tanzania

    Tumsifu Elly
    54-75
    • PDF
  • Regulation of Boda Boda Operators and Road Accident Reduction in Uganda: A Case of Kampala City Council Authority

    Bonny Bagenda,, Arthur Ahimbisibwe, Wilson Tusiime, Musa Moya
    97-112
    • PDF
  • Analysis of Procedural and Retributive Justice in Tax Compliance

    Deogratius Ng’winula Mahangila,, Kevin Holland
    113-160
    • PDF
  • Hard and Soft Human Resource Management Compensation Practices on Employee Job Satisfaction

    Francis Michael
    161-172
    • PDF
  • The Effect of Risk Management on Performance of Investment Firms in Kenya

    Sifunjo .E. Kisaka, Ben Musomi
    173-232
    • PDF
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  • Gender Characteristics of Secondary School Teachers Using Computers in and Around Kampala City of Uganda
    2
  • Assessing Electronic Waste Recycling and Disposal Intentions Based on an Extended Valence Theory in a Developing Country Context
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