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Enhancing Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in a Globalized and Innovative Economy: Challenges and Opportunities
Authors: Enaifoghe Andrew
Published: June 2024

This article explores Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in a globalized and innovative economy, looking specifically at the challenges and opportunities. The establishment and expansion of new firms provide a sizable amount of net new jobs. While high-expectation entrepreneurial enterprises and gazelles are usually found among innovative and technology-based new organizations, it is also essential that there be a sizable supply for them to play a significant part in economic growth. In other words, encouraging all forms of entrepreneurship is likely to increase the number of innovative, fast-growing enterprises as well as entrepreneurship. In many European countries, entrepreneurship needs to be encouraged. Findings show the crucial role the SME sector plays in the South African economy in tackling sustainable development. About 90% of all official firms in South Africa are thought to be small, medium, or micro-enterprises. The study concluded that one of the major contributions to the South African economy is the SME sector. The SME is not just viewed as a source of new jobs, but also as a sector that absorbs laid-off workers from both the private and public sectors.
Effective Risk Management Strategies for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) to Mitigate Interest Rate Fluctuation Risks and Ensure Financial Sustainability
Authors: Hadiat Aisha Nurul Qolbi , Anjani Niken Pinkyvita Nur
Published: June 2024

This research aims to delve into the multifaceted challenges that Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) encounter in the wake of interest rate fluctuations and proposes effective risk management strategies. Through an extensive review of existing literature, case studies, this paper not only explores the impact of interest rate volatility on SMEs but also provides strategies to enhance their financial resilience
Enhancing Risk Management Strategies: GAM Analysis of Health Insurance Claim Determinants
Authors: Wahyu Azkanul , Ramdhani Muhammad Dhafin Qinthar
Published: June 2024

Health insurance plays a crucial role in providing financial protection and ensuring access to necessary healthcare services. The awareness of Indonesian society regarding the importance of health insurance continues to grow, as evidenced by a 22% increase in premium income according to AAJI data as of March 2023. Despite the benefits of health insurance, an increasing number of insurance participants raises risks for insurance companies. The Generalized Additive Models (GAM) P-Spline can overcome these problems. The non-linear relationship between claim amount with age, body mass index, and blood pressure can be modelled with GAM P-Spline. The formed GAM model with PIRLS unable to give a clear information of relationship between variables explicitly, but can be seen by the shape of the function of each predictor associated with the link function used.
Making place for sustainable welfare in rural settings
Authors: Caroline Ärleskog  , Bertil Rolandssson
Published: June 2024

This article deals with how welfare organisations address challenges to foster public places that are capable of accommodating sustainable development. The overall aim of the study is to increase our understanding of the innovative states of mind among employees in rural welfare organisations, guiding how they forge places for the provision of legitimate sustainable welfare. Data were collected through ethnographic field studies in a public housing company in a rural municipality in southern Sweden. As we investigate the daily making and shaping of place in a rural public housing company, assigned to provide sustainable welfare, we will set out to analyse how employees act to create legitimate forms of sustainable welfare. Our unit of analysis concerns employees’ innovative state of mind as they engage in identifying placemaking activities recognised as able to provide appropriate contributions to sustainable everyday life for the rural population. The results show nuances due to place, forming patterns in the innovative states of mind that guide the property managers’ actions as they create legitimate, sustainable welfare in rural settings. The findings further suggest that placemaking, the daily making and shaping of places, in welfare organisations may sustain existing recognition of rural areas as peripheries or deprioritised places, reproducing a distinction between centre and periphery.
Organisational ambidexterity across multiple levels of analysis – The importance of routinization for promoting innovation
Authors: Berglund Mattias
Published: June 2024

The concept of organizational ambidexterity, balancing act between the conflicting demands of exploit and explore, has been a part of the discussion in innovation research for a long time. Managers ability to balance tensions is a crucial capacity for organisations to be able to promote and support innovation. However, there is still a lack of research which takes multiple levels of analysis into account, how organisations can become ambidextrous, and which focuses on a single organisation.
The study is a qualitative case study which investigates the balancing of tensions in a Swedish municipality and the connections between the organisational and individual levels of contextual ambidexterity. The article identifies a low ambidextrous environment, how this is affected by the interplay between the two levels of analysis where the organsational mechanism enforce routines which contributes to a lack of ability to balance tensions amongst individuals and at a group level. Further, in low ambidextrous environments, behaviors amongst individuals does not appear to be enough to promote organisational ambidexterity.
The article finds the routinization of innovation to be an important step for organisations which wish to improve the environment for ambidexterity. The article contributes to the understanding of ambidexterity by the need to focus on both mechanisms and behaviors, as well as the aggregated group level, to further develop the understanding of how public sector organisations promote and support innovation.
How trade unions can influence the adoption of new technologies
Authors: Totterdill Peter
Published: June 2024

In June 2023, Bridges 5.0 partner Valeria Cirillo and her colleagues at the University of Bari (Italy) published an article1 on trade union responses to the adoption of new technologies. Peter Totterdill talked to her about the article and its implications for Industry 5.0.
The Future of Workplace Innovation: EUWIN International Conference
Authors: Pomares Egoitz
Published: June 2024

This international conference calls upon researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to engage in a dialogue. As we discuss, debate, and learn from each other’s experiences, the conference will underscore the imperative of participation and learning, ensuring that workplace innovation remains central to Europe's competitive edge. 
For those interested in contributing to or attending this discussion, registration and call for abstracts are now open. Please visit The Future of Workplace Innovation for registration details and Call for Papers to submit your abstracts.
Entre os fast-thinkers e os low-thinkers
Authors: Marques José Carlos
Published: June 2024

Em maio de 1996, o canal francês Paris Première exibiu dois programas gravados pelo sociólogo Pierre Bourdieu a respeito do meio televisivo. A transcrição de texto desses dois programas originou os primeiros capítulos reunidos pelo autor na obra Sur la télévision (Raisons d’Agir Éditions, 1996). Ainda que tenhamos ali algumas ideias um tanto quanto anacrônicas para dar conta das transformações sofridas pela televisão nas últimas três décadas, acreditamos que certos juízos do sociólogo francês ainda mantêm algum viço e atualidade para dar conta dos passos trilhados recentemente pela televisão brasileira (tanto nos canais abertos como nos canais por cabo) com relação ao tratamento dado ao futebol, notadamente por ocasião dos megaeventos esportivos como as Copas do Mundo FIFA. Para tanto, propomo-nos a aplicar algumas ideias de Bourdieu à cobertura televisiva nacional por ocasião do Mundial de Futebol do Catar, disputado de 20 de novembro a 18 de dezembro de 2022.
vuelta al mundo por Belgrano
Authors: Cabrera Nicolás
Published: June 2024

Este trabajo se centra en las experiencias itinerantes de los miembros de la barra del Club Atlético Belgrano de Córdoba, Argentina, autodenominada Los Piratas. El articulo explora los distintos tipos de viajes que Los Piratas realizaron durante mi trabajo de campo etnográfico entre 2011 y 2019. En todos estos años he podido registrar cuatro modalidades de traslados organizados: a) barriales; b) provinciales c) de infiltrados; d) de anfitriones y huéspedes. A lo largo del texto iré analizando cada uno de ellos para luego, al final, proponer una sistematización que resume la importancia que el viajar condensa en el proceso de formación social de Los Piratas y el involucramiento de susmiembros Propongo entender a los viajes como categoría nativa, recurso metodológico y performance estética, es decir, “puestas en escena” (GOFFMAN, 2004) devenidos actos comunicativos. Actos que muestran, por un lado, como una barra participa activamente del ritual futbolístico; y, por otro lado, se constituye en tanto colectivo. Si las performances suponen una teatralización, nada mejor que la fotografía en tanto “dramatización de lo real” (SONTAG, 1977). En consecuencia, el texto también se nutre de imágenes sobre los viajes que fueron tomadas durante mi trabajo de campo.
construção de um ídolo transcultural no mercado global
Authors: Matheus Leticia Cantarela , Mostaro Filipe
Published: June 2024

Analisa o caso do jogador egípcio Mohamed Salah, do Liverpool FC, da Inglaterra, como exemplo bem-sucedido de construção de um ídolo transcultural dentro de um cenário de internacionalização do futebol como negócio. Estuda suas redes sociais por monitoramento orgânico de 2021 a 2023, na tentativa de compreender como a imagem do jogador seria capaz de romper barreiras culturais entre os torcedores do clube. Estabelece cinco categorias (trabalho, sucesso, família, multiculturalismo e legitimação comercial) em torno de signos culturais, analisando os posts à luz do conceito de hiper-ritualização. Defende que o jogador é capaz de construir uma imagem multiculturalista, superando barreiras nacionais. Defende que ele faz isso pela imagem positiva que constrói com imagens, apontando para seu trânsito cultural.
Silêncio na favela
Authors: Neves Thalita
Published: June 2024

A crônica esportiva é naturalmente recheada de drama, romance e poesia. No Rio de Janeiro, essa narrativa ganhou ainda mais fôlego graças às artimanhas dos irmãos Mário Filho e Nelson Rodrigues, que se utilizaram do lirismo intrínseco ao futebol para demarcar certas representações sociais antagônicas. Os estereótipos de “time de favelado” e “time de grã-finos”, associados respectivamente a Flamengo e Fluminense, são um dos exemplos de como a rivalidade FlaFlu se delineia para além dos gramados, configurando-se também pelo lirismo baseado nessa “tradição inventada” que contrapõe o rico e o pobre. Com base nessas perspectivas, o objetivo deste artigo é evidenciar – a partir de uma revisão bibliográfica do histórico de fundação dos clubes – quais aspectos sociais e culturais contribuem para que até hoje o Flamengo seja um clube associado às camadas populares, enquanto o Fluminense permanece arraigado à sua origem aristocrática.
Finanças, mídia e futebol
Authors: Ferreira Jonathan
Published: June 2024

O artigo analisa o processo de financeirização do futebol e suas implicações na formação de redes de clubes ao redor do mundo, com ênfase no conceito de Multi-Club Ownership (MCO). Por meio de uma revisão bibliográfica, são abordados temas como a concentração de investimentos nos países europeus centrais e seu impacto nos clubes nacionais. O texto também discute o papel dos novos agentes financeiros que atuam na arena do futebol, como os investimentos de private equity, e como esses estão afetando a estrutura empresarial do esporte. Por fim, grupos de private equity estão estrategicamente explorando o mercado de mídia por meio dos direitos de transmissão, adaptando-se à nova dinâmica de distribuição e consumo de conteúdo esportivo. O artigo conclui que a financeirização do futebol tem transformado o esporte em uma indústria cada vez mais orientada para a maximização dos retornos financeiros.
“gênero da bola”
Authors: Rial Carmen , Soares de Almeida Caroline
Published: June 2024

O artigo analisa a interação entre mulheres, futebol e mídia no Brasil desde o início do século XX. Por meio da análise de fragmentos de histórias pessoais e dos movimentos protagonizados por mulheres, o texto expõe não apenas as narrativas veiculadas pela cobertura jornalística, majoritariamente composta por homens, mas também a invisibilidade das brasileiras que buscaram estabelecer suas trajetórias no âmbito futebolístico. Para tanto, o trabalho concentra-se na pesquisa de arquivos, com destaque para a Hemeroteca da Biblioteca Nacional, e na observação participante na Rádio Gaúcha do Grupo RBS.  Apesar dos avanços na cobertura jornalística do futebol de mulheres e especialmente em casos envolvendo abusos sexuais protagonizados por futebolistas, e na presença de mulheres nas redações, transmissões e programas esportivos, a igualdade de gênero ainda é uma meta distante, com hierarquias e disparidades numéricas evidentes.
sucesso por trás dos números
Authors: Barreto Januário Soraya , Leal Daniel
Published: June 2024

O futebol de mulheres teve – nas últimas Copas do Mundo, em 2019 e 2023, além das recentes edições do Brasileirão feminino – marcos simbólicos de avanços em relação ao passado de invisibilidade, consolidando o tema como objeto de estudo que vem ganhando força no debate acadêmico e midiático no Brasil. Ainda há largas lacunas para a almejada equidade de gênero, mas podemos sugerir que a chave da discussão envolvendo a modalidade ganhou um novo capítulo desde então. Se a visibilidade vem sendo conquistada paulatinamente, questionamentos em torno de como o mercado lidará com essa nova cultura de consumo vem ganhando força, especialmente a respeito da tríade mídia, audiência e profissionalização. O objetivo deste artigo é trazer uma reflexão crítica acerca dos caminhos, avanços e manutenções que estão a levar a modalidade a bater recordes de audiência e a começar a ultrapassar o passado de silenciamento para mirar novos e maiores voos.
Ethical Leadership and Employees’ Performance: A Systematic Review
Authors: Mseti Elias , Lameck Wilfred , Kinemo Stella
Published: June 2024

This study adopted the systematic literature review to explore on the influence of ethical leadership on the employees’ performance. The study involved various empirical articles published between the year 2012 and 2022.these studies were retrieved through exhaustive manual searches of online databases using “ethical leadership” and “employee performance” and “job performance” keywords. The study did not find a consensus definition of ethical leadership in the literature. Brown et al.'s definition of ethical leadership has been largely used. The developed measurements did not explicitly address all aspects of ethical leadership. While three distinct survey questions were used to quantitatively analyze the ethical leadership, the Ethical Leadership Scale developed by Brown et al., is the most effective questionnaire. Finally, Ethical Leadership has been found to have a favorable impact on workers' performance. Based on the conclusions, future scholars ought to put up a comprehensive definition of ethical leadership that takes into account various factors. Furthermore, future scholars ought to develop a comprehensive measuring instrument for ethical leadership that takes into account various relevant factors. Finally, research on ethical leadership ought to be done in various nations.
Management of Hybrid Learning in Resource-Scarce Communities in Nigerian Schools
Authors: Joyce Chukwuemeka-Nworu Ijeoma , Chinyere Chigbu Baptista , Ezinwanne Chukwuji Chioma , Ocho Ogbonnaya Nelson
Published: June 2024

This paper focused on the management of hybrid learning in resource-scarce communities for private and public schools, drawing insights from Nigeria. The study employed a systematic approach, consisting of an extensive literature search, article eligibility assessment and synthesis of findings. The authors offered a comprehensive analysis of the challenges and benefits associated with hybrid learning. It highlighted the importance of hybrid learning in addressing educational disparities and examined challenges faced in its implementation. Enhanced student engagement, improved learning outcomes and increased access to educational resources were identified potential benefits of hybrid learning. Effective strategies for managing the adoption process include comprehensive planning and preparation, stakeholder engagement, public-private partnerships and targeted government policies that promote hybrid learning in resource-limited communities. In conclusion, the review provided a thorough analysis of challenges and potentials of implementing hybrid learning in resource-scarce communities in Nigeria. Effective training on technology use in the classroom and continuous support for teachers is crucial to overcoming the challenges. Based on the review, it is recommended, amongst others, that there should be collaborative efforts between private and public schools, government agencies non-profits and technology companies to consolidate resources and expertise, ensuring the long-term sustainability of hybrid learning initiatives. There is a need for teacher training and support for the success of the program.
Contribution of Wildlife-based Tourism to Household Income and Income Inequality: A Case of Burunge Wildlife Management Area in Tanzania
Authors: Msangeni Salimu , F Kess John , Mariki Sayuni
Published: June 2024

This study investigates the contribution of wildlife-based tourism to household income, employment, and income inequality in villages surrounding Burunge WMA. The study used cross-sectional design, focusing on four villages namely Olasiti, Mwada, Minjingu and Sangaiwe. Primary data collection involved a household survey that covered 272 randomly selected households. The questionnaire addressed issues of household social-economic characteristics, main income-generating activities and tourism-related employment. The study employed the Gini coefficient to measure income inequality. The study reveals that wildlife-based tourism provides income opportunities at household level but its contribution to the overall household income is low because only about 15% of sampled households depended on wildlife-based tourism as their main source of income. Agriculture and livestock activities overshadow tourism-related income sources, contributing to significant income inequality within the tourism sector. Recommendations for enhancing economic impact of wildlife based tourism include awareness creation, supporting existing investors, providing targeted sector support, income distribution and encouraging income source diversification.
ROLE OF PANCHAKARMA IN GYNAECOLOGICAL DISEASES
Authors: Rawat Stuti , Kumar Sharma Uttam , Kavya G.M , Kaushik Bhanupriya , Saxena Abhishek
Published: June 2024

Artava, Shonita, Asrika, Raja, Rakta, Lohita, Rudhir and Pushpa are some of the words used in the Ayurvedic
classics to denote menstrual blood or ovum. Some Acharaya consider Artava as Updhatu of Rasa while others
consider it as Updhatu of Rakta. Artava is Agneya and has characteristics similar to Rakta. According to Ayurvedic
science, Artava, in various forms, maintains women's reproductive health. When Artava becomes vitiated, it can
become the prime cause of diseases in women. Hence, Artava is considered a prime element in maintaining women's
health.
As the normal function of Artava can maintain the balance in the female reproductive system, the same balance can
get disturbed when there is vitiation of Dosha, manifesting conditions like Artava Dusti and Yonivyapada.
Panchakarma can play a vital role in treating these abnormal conditions.
JUSTICE OF RETRIBUTION (ENCOURAGEMENT OR RETRIBUTION) AS A PRINCIPLE OF PROTECTION OF STATE SOVEREIGNTY IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW
Authors: Бабурин Сергеj Николаевич
Published: June 2024

Рассматриваются вопросы возмездия в отношении лиц, виновных в агрессии НАТО 1999 против Сербии и Черного- рии, справедливости воздаяния, как возмездия, так и поощре- ния, применительно к государственным деятелям и суверенным государствам. Подчёркивается важность очищения традиций и принципов международного права от деформаций последних де- сятилетий, упрочения суверенитета национальных государств и формирования международного правопорядка как опоры мира равноправных. Аргументируется, что России в специальной во- енной операции нужна победа не только лишь силой оружия, но торжеством духовно-нравственного начала, укреплением в созна- нии людей уходящих в религиозные традиции народов ценностей. Формулируются конкретные условия завершения Россией специ- альной военной операции на Украине. Делается вывод, что спра- ведливость воздаяния (поощрения или возмездия) есть важный принцип международного уголовного права в условиях мирового порядка, складывающегося при равноправии суверенных госу- дарств.
TRADITION IN COLLISION WITH GLOBALIZATION
Authors: Jovančević Nedeljko
Published: June 2024

Starting from basic knowledge, it is evident that on the Euro- pean continent the ancient Roman legal tradition permeated criminal law and procedural law. During Middle Ages, law had improved and finally reached high scientific and legislative level in Modern Era. However, so-called globalization from the Anglo-American area, has put a pressure on the legislative systems on the European continent, even directly interfering with the legislative activity of individual co- untries, particularly those in the territory of the former Yugoslavia, introducing elements of Anglo-American legal tradition into national criminal procedural laws. One of the examples is the Criminal Proce- dure Code of Serbia from 2011. Numerous novelties were incorpora- ted into the Code, precisely from the Anglo-American legal tradition, without taking into consideration whether effective implementation and application of the Code would be possible in our reality.
DEVELOPMENT HISTORY AND FUTURE DIRECTION OF CHINA’ S CR IMINAL LAW SYSTEM FOR ECONOMIC CRIMES
Authors:   University of Political Science and Law, China, Tianhong Zhao
Published: June 2024

Over the past 40 years since the promulgation of the 1979 Criminal Law, the improvement and amendment of the econo- mic criminal law has always been one of the focuses of Chinese cri- minal law. Changes in economic crimes are always closely related to the development of a country’s economy, and Chinese society is in a period of social transition. Therefore China’s criminal law regula- tion for economic crimes has experienced a continuous development from coarse to fine, showing the characteristics of criminalization and heavy punishment in a whole, which is also in line with the interna- tional development trend of economic criminal law. Looking to the future, based on the current state of China’s economic criminal law and the social fact that the structure of crime has changed, China’s criminal law regulation for economic crimes will certainly move to- wards cautious criminalization and moderated penalties, and keep on escorting China’s stable and healthy economic development.
JUSTICE IN CRIMINAL LAW
Authors:   Department of Criminal Law and Criminology, Dostoevsky Omsk State University, Russia, Клеймёнов М.П.
Published: June 2024

The article, based on comparative historical analysis, shows that the rejection of the socialist civilizational project and the restoration of capitalism destroys traditional values and turns crimi- nal law into an instrument for expressing the interests of the criminal bourgeoisie. In the new geopolitical conditions, it is necessary to aban- don the class approach in criminal policy and ensure unconditional equality of all before the law. This means the need to strengthen the position of the state in the economy, the adoption of the Federal Law on Nationalization and the Program for the Nationalization of Eco- nomic Objects that ensure the national security of Russia.
The Effect of Moringa Pudding on Increasing Breast Milk for Postpartum Mothers
Authors: Nurachma Evy , Lushinta Lidia , Puspitaningsih Reski , Sholikah Imroatus
Published: June 2024

Lack of breast milk intake in newborns is a serious health problem in Indonesia. Moringa (Moringa oleifera) is a plant rich in nutrients such as protein, vitamins, and minerals, and has been traditionally used to enhance breast milk production. This study aimed to evaluate the effect of moringa pudding on increasing breast milk production in postpartum women. A qualitative research method was employed, conducted in Loa Bakung, Sungai Kunjang District, Samarinda City. Data collection techniques included in-depth interviews, participant observation, and document analysis. The collected data were analyzed using the Miles and Huberman model, which involves data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion drawing. The results indicated that breast milk production increased by 150 cc in the group given Moringa Leaf Pudding. Initially, the milk production was minimal, and after the intervention, there was a notable increase. The minimum milk production observed was 0.00 cc, while the maximum reached 150 cc. This study concludes that Moringa Leaf Pudding can effectively increase breast milk production in postpartum women, suggesting its potential as a beneficial intervention.
SELECTION OF PHYSICAL AND TECHNICAL ASSESSMENT TESTS FOR MALE BADMINTON PLAYERS AT CAN THO UNIVERSITY, VIETNAM
Authors: Cau Chau Hoang , Thanh Dang Minh , Luc Nguyen Dang
Published: June 2024

The performance of a badminton athlete relies heavily on his/her physical fitness and technical skills. This research aims to select appropriate tests for evaluating the physical fitness and technical proficiency of male badminton players representing the Can Tho University's team. The study employs standard research methodologies in sports science, including literature review, interviews, pedagogical assessment, and statistical analysis, to determine the reliability of the chosen tests. As a result, eight tests have been identified, comprising four assessing physical fitness and four assessing technical skills, including long jump (cm), 30-second abdominal crunch (times), 30-meter sprint (seconds), 1-minute rope jump (times), 20 lateral movements (seconds), back-and-forth blocking movements and shots in 1 minute (times), overhead shots in one minute (times), 40 jumps and shots (seconds).
 

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SELECTION OF TESTS FOR EVALUATING SPECIALIZED PHYSICAL FITNESS IN MALE TALENTED BADMINTON STUDENTS AT THE FACULTY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HO CHI MINH CITY UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, VIETNAM
Authors: Hai Pham Van , Anh Tran Hoang
Published: June 2024

Badminton is widely favoured across many world countries, predominantly Asian nations. In Vietnam, it is acknowledged not only as a sport but also as a means to enhance physical health and promote the cultural development of the populace. This study aims to identify several tests to evaluate the professional physical fitness of talented male badminton students at the Faculty of Physical Education, Ho Chi Minh City University of Education. The study utilized the standard research methods, including literature synthesis, interviews, and pedagogical assessments with statistical methods. Ten chosen tests were then used to measure the current fitness of the students. A scoring scale was also established to evaluate their performance thoroughly. Results indicate that 25% of the students have good fitness, 60% average, and 15% below average, but no students evaluated as excellent or extremely poor.

 

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MENTAL HEALTH LITERACY: EXPERIENCES AND ATTITUDES OF FOOTBALL COACHES IN MALTA
Authors: Muscat Adele , Duca Owen , Stivala Carlos
Published: June 2024

Mental health in football has not been widely researched despite several well-known footballers having suffered from mental illness. Coaches are essential figures in athletes’ lives who can support struggling athletes, however, few know what to do when faced with such a situation. It is also the case that not all football clubs can afford a sports psychologist within their team set-up. This study delved into coach awareness of mental health challenges that footballers may experience. Twelve football coaches in Malta, coaching at the top level, were interviewed. The findings showed that coaches lack relevant knowledge and training in the area. Coaches spoke about the lack of funding and availability of sports psychologists and struggled to make a distinction between mental health and mental skills. National associations are recommended to provide relevant education and support to all football players, technical staff, and club management personnel. This study explores the potential cultural implications of smaller nations where the level of professionalism in football may not be at the level of the top footballing nations in Europe.
 

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Tantangan Bahasa di Era Digital Terhadap Kesalahan Berbahasa Dalam Komunikasi Media Sosial
Authors: Nababan Wiwik Romauli , Rahmadani Nadia , Tamba Wisdom Ortiz Valencia , Hidayat Nst Taufiq Kurniawan
Published: June 2024

Perkembangan teknologi digital telah mengubah lanskap komunikasi manusia secara signifikan, khususnya dalam konteks media sosial. Di tengah kemudahan berkomunikasi yang ditawarkan oleh platform-platform tersebut, muncul tantangan baru terkait dengan penggunaan bahasa yang tepat dan efektif. Tulisan ini bertujuan untuk menggali dampak dari perubahan tersebut terhadap kesalahan berbahasa dalam komunikasi media sosial. Pertama-tama, kita akan menjelaskan bagaimana era digital mempengaruhi gaya dan format komunikasi. Penggunaan singkatan, emoji, dan bahasa non-formal menjadi ciri khas dari interaksi di media sosial. Namun, hal ini seringkali memicu kesalahan pemahaman dan interpretasi yang dapat merugikan konteks komunikasi. Kedua, kita akan menganalisis dampak dari kesalahan berbahasa ini terhadap individu dan masyarakat. Mulai dari kehilangan informasi yang penting hingga munculnya konflik antarindividu atau kelompok, kesalahan berbahasa memiliki potensi untuk mengganggu stabilitas komunikasi dan hubungan sosial. Terakhir, kita akan menyoroti pentingnya literasi digital dalam menghadapi tantangan ini. Peningkatan pemahaman akan norma-norma komunikasi digital serta kemampuan untuk membedakan antara situasi yang memerlukan formalitas bahasa dan yang tidak, dapat membantu mengurangi kesalahan berbahasa. Dengan merangkum tema-tema tersebut, tulisan ini diharapkan dapat memberikan wawasan yang lebih dalam tentang tantangan bahasa di era digital dan mengajak untuk meningkatkan kesadaran akan pentingnya penggunaan bahasa yang tepat dalam komunikasi media sosial.
Analisis Penggunaan Bahasa dalam Propaganda Politik di Media Sosial
Authors: Nainggolan Eny Theresia , Godliebe Godliebe , Hadi Wisman
Published: June 2024

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis penggunaan bahasa dalam propaganda politik di media sosial dan dampaknya terhadap masyarakat dan budaya komunikasi di Indonesia. Dengan fokus pada penyimpangan makna secara pragmatis, penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif deskriptif dengan studi kasus tunggal terpancang. Data diperoleh dari dokumen yang diunggah di berbagai platform media sosial seperti blog, Facebook, Twitter, dan situs online lainnya. Teknik analisis isi digunakan untuk mengidentifikasi pola penggunaan bahasa yang mengalami penyimpangan makna dalam konteks propaganda politik. Hasil penelitian ini diharapkan dapat memberikan pemahaman yang lebih mendalam tentang bagaimana bahasa digunakan untuk memengaruhi opini publik melalui media sosial, serta implikasinya terhadap budaya komunikasi di Indonesia.
A Comprehensive Analysis of Logistics Strategy and Cold Chain Technology Innovation –Literature Review (Case Study: Paxel Indonesia)
Authors:   Universitas Presiden, Cikarang, Kabupaten Bekasi, Jawa Barat, Indonesia, Hanafiah Hally , Caesar BT Ken ,   Institut Teknologi Sepuluh November, Surabaya, Jawa Timur, B.D Immanuel ,   Institut Teknologi Sepuluh November, Surabaya, Jawa Timur, Rahadi Dedi Rianto ,   Universitas Presiden, Cikarang, Kabupaten Bekasi, Jawa Barat, Indonesia
Published: June 2024

The country's economic development has a big influence on the growth and contribution of the logistics sector, especially transportation and warehousing, one of which is influenced by shopping behavior and customer lifestyle. One type of logistics distribution pattern is the cold chain, which requires companies to have a logistics strategy and cold chain technology innovation to meet customer requirements. This literature review aims to comprehensively analyze the impact of implementing logistics strategies and the use of technology in cold logistics which is different from dry logistics carried out in one of the logistics service provider companies. Evaluation of the influence of environmental factors, temperature and customer needs on design strategy choices will also be discussed in this paper. Apart from that, the literature review will answer the impact of implementing logistics strategies and supply chain technology on the quality and safety of frozen food products.
THE FUTURE OF CONSTRUCTION IN INDIA: EMBRACING PREFABRICATION
Authors: grover Ar. Silia , Chhabra Dr. Pankaj
Published: June 2024

Prefabrication technology involves the off-site production of building components for on-site assembly, offers significant potential benefits for developing nations such as China, India, Africa, and many regions of South America. This technology promises to enable the rapid and cost-effective construction of homes, addressing acute housing shortages driven by rapid urbanisation and population growth. However, the widespread adoption of prefabrication poses challenges particularly concerning the preservation of cultural heritage, the fostering of community cohesion, and the reliance on a limited number of skilled workers. This paper uses India as a case study to examine the benefits and drawbacks of prefabrication in this context and provides recommendations for how architects from affluent nations and regional building experts can integrate cultural and technological considerations to promote sustainable development.
The role of administrative discretion in the coping behaviour of street-level bureaucrats in higher education institutions of Pakistan
Authors: Naqvi Syeda Hania Batool , Salman Yaamina , Hassan Sobia , Gull Maryam , Capraz Kursat
Published: June 2024

Policies are created at the highest level, and street-level bureaucrats (SLBs) implement them at lower levels. SLBs work directly with citizens and exercise significant discretion in their service. According to Lipsky's theory, SLBs face various problems and use multiple coping techniques to deal with them. This study focused on the discretionary powers of the heads of departments (HODs) and the use of coping mechanisms when faced with challenges in enacting the semester system policy. The existing study used the theoretical model of coping mechanisms using a single-case research methodology to investigate the HODs of a prestigious public university's coping behaviour in implementing the semester system. Semi-structured interviews were employed to get the perspectives of HODs in this qualitative research. This study used the classification model of coping families developed by Tummers, Bekkers, Vink, and Michael (2015) and concludes that management has given HODs some task-discretionary authority for carrying out the semester system policy based on thematic analysis. The findings reveal that HODs move against the students rather than towards or away from them in coping behaviour. HODs strictly follow the semester system's policy by adhering to rigid rule-following.
Factors Associated with Mortality and Admission in Intensive Care for Kidney and Kidney-Pancreas Transplant Recipients with Respiratory Infection
Authors:   Hospital Felício Rocho, Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil, de Faria Leonardo Meira , Nobre Vandack ,   Internal Medicine, Medical School, Federal University of Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil
Published: June 2024

Background and Objective: Kidney transplantation is a therapy of choice for chronic kidney disease at an advanced stage, however, such intervention has postoperative complications and adverse effects related to immunosuppressive therapy, namely infectious conditions. This study aims to investigate risk factors for mortality and admission to intensive care in kidney transplant recipients with respiratory tract infections.
Exploring Growth Trajectories, Performance Dynamics and Future Opportunities for Indian Fintech Start-ups: With Special Reference to One MobiKwik Systems Limited
Authors: Priya Gupta  , Ritesh Ranjan
Published: June 2024

Fintech is not a threat, it’s opportunity.” Said Jamie Dimin, CEO of JPMorgan Chase. Any business that leverages technology to enhance, automate, or modify financial services to businesses or consumers is known as a fintech company. Fintech has been around for a while. Early credit cards in the 1950s were the first fintech products available to the public. Fintech then evolved to include bank mainframes and online stock trading. The revolution has led to the development of mobile payment apps, blockchain networks, and social media-based payment options that we use today. This study examines the growth trajectories, performance dynamics, and future opportunities for Indian fintech startups using secondary data from academic journals, industry reports, and government publications. It explores funding trends, revenue figures, market positioning, and regulatory developments in the sector. The research methodology uses both quantitative and qualitative data analysis techniques to ensure validity and reliability. The study provides strategic insights to guide the growth and development of Indian fintech startups in the dynamic financial technology industry.
Diversification: A Strategic Approach Towards Risk Mitigation of Select Stocks
Authors: Dr. T. Vara Lakshmi  , Maddi Keerthi Reddy
Published: June 2024

Diversification is a key concept that provides a calculated method for reducing risk and maximizing profits. Investing across a range of assets in various sectors is the fundamental component of diversification, which lowers the risk exposure to an asset. This paper look into the strategic importance of diversification in select stocks for achieving risk-adjusted returns in investment portfolios. It explores the diversification as a risk management tool and analyzes its impact on the performance of portfolios which comprised of carefully chosen stocks from different sectors. The study utilizes empirical data and quantitative methods such as Capital Asset Pricing Model to evaluate the risk-return factors of diversified portfolios. The findings will provide the benefits of diversification in mitigating risk and suggests the investors in the investment decisions.
Digital Transformation of HR Recruitment Process
Authors: M V S V Lakshmi  , Dr. T. Vara Lakshmi  , N. Rama Krishna
Published: June 2024

In today's dynamic business environment, organizations are increasingly leveraging digital technologies to streamline and enhance their HR recruitment processes. This study explores the realm of digital transformation in HR, specifically focusing on modernizing recruitment methodologies. By conducting an extensive review of relevant literature, this project identifies key trends, obstacles, and success drivers in the digitalization of HR functions. Through analysis of case studies highlighting pioneering companies in digital recruitment, it investigates the strategies and technological innovations fueling transformative changes. Employing a data-centric approach, the study assesses the impact of digital interventions on improving recruitment efficiency, cutting costs, and enhancing the candidate experience. Furthermore, ethical, and legal dimensions of digital recruitment, such as data privacy and algorithmic fairness, are meticulously examined. The project critically evaluates these considerations to ensure responsible and equitable practices in the recruitment process. Ultimately, this research offers actionable recommendations tailored for organizations embarking on similar digital HR transformation journeys. By illuminating best practices and potential challenges, it contributes to the advancement of knowledge in HR management. Moreover, it underscores the imperative for businesses to embrace digitalization to maintain competitiveness in today's rapidly evolving landscape.
Supply Chain Management Enhance NG Efficiency and Collaboration Industry Company
Authors: Dr. T. Varalakshmi  , D. Sandhyai  , P. Rakesh
Published: June 2024

Purpose Collaboration may be the most important core competency and has been described as the engine of efficient supply chain management. There is a common perception, nevertheless, that not many businesses have fully realised its potential. In order to determine best practices and evaluate the state of supply chain collaboration, a research was conducted. Design, procedure, and strategy CEOs of supply chains offered advice on working together. A conceptual model characterising the behaviour, culture, and interpersonal relationships linked to productive collaboration was created using survey data, in-person interviews, and an analysis of the literature on collaboration Results. The increase of efficiency, effectiveness, and market positioning for the enterprises of the responders are positive results associated to collaboration. Research constraints and implications Although the limited sample size is a drawback, it is counterbalanced by the calibre of the respondent pool and their level of training and experience. Getting feedback from only one partner in the cooperative partnerships is another drawback. It would be possible to ascertain how collaboration-related interactions and variables evolve over time by creating a longitudinal research. Consequences for practice A "blurring of lines" between organisations was highlighted by a number of respondents in contrast to a "us vs. them" mentality.  This was conveyed in several ways, including by recognising the agreements as co-owned, treating them as a single unit, and reorienting the attention to the greatest possible compromise. Even though many of the respondents said that benefits are not given out equally, they acknowledged that they benefit enough from the cooperative agreements to make them worthwhile. Uniqueness and worth Many of today's leading firms are mentioned in real-world practical experiences.
Design of Resonant Converter of Trans cutaneous Energy Transfer System to Power Artificial Heart
Authors: Sarath S Nair  , Harikrishnan S
Published: June 2024

Wireless technologies have matured to recharge the batteries of consumer devices efficiently. The benefit of the technology is being used by mobile communication devices, personal computation devices, and wearable entertainment devices. The wireless energy transfer techniques employ the transfer of electrical energy between two-tesla coils in surface contact and not by electrical contact through the phenomenon of electromagnetic induction. Many international consortiums have made guidelines for designing and manufacturing these devices. However, for active implantable medical devices such as artificial hearts, a large amount of electrical energy usually in the range of 15W to 30W needs to be transferred across the skin at a depth of 10mm to 30mm. The design needs to be optimized for maximum power transfer with the highest possible efficiency. Any loss in power will be reflected as heat energy and cause burns and tissue death. A transcutaneous energy transfer system is such type of wireless energy transfer mechanism across the skin to power implanted life-saving devices. In this paper, the design of a resonant converter and its performance is investigated to wirelessly transfer electrical power up to a tissue thickness of about 25mm.
Terjemahan Unsur Budaya Sosial dalam Amali Terjemahan Pelajar
Authors: Husin Norhazlina , Ismail Saliza , Mohamad Midiyana , Haroon Haslina
Published: June 2024

Terjemahan merupakan satu aktiviti yang melibatkan pemindahan maklumat dari bahasa sumber ke bahasa sasaran. Pemindahan ini melibatkan pelbagai aspek termasuklah budaya. Terjemahan budaya bukanlah suatu tugas yang mudah dilakukan. Penterjemah perlu benar-benar memahami unsur budaya teks sumber sebelum diterjemahkan. Hal ini mungkin sukar bagi individu yang baharu mempelajari untuk menjadi penterjemah. Sehubungan itu, satu kajian dijalankan bagi menganalisis prosedur terjemahan unsur budaya sosial dalam Amali Terjemahan pelajar yang mengikuti kursus terjemahan. Analisis kandungan dan analisis perbandingan digunakan sebagai kaedah dalam kajian berbentuk kualitatif ini. Kategori Budaya dan Prosedur Terjemahan oleh Newmark (1988) digunakan sebagai kerangka teori. Hasil analisis menunjukkan terdapat tujuh unsur budaya sosial dalam teks sumber dan boleh dikategorikan kepada tiga subkategori iaitu (i) riadah, (ii) kerja dan (iii) kelas masyarakat. Unsur budaya subkategori riadah merupakan subkategori yang paling banyak dapatannya iaitu sebanyak empat dapatan (57.1%), diikuti oleh subkategori kelas masyarakat sebanyak dua dapatan (28.6%) dan subkategori kerja sebanyak satu dapatan (14.3%). Enam prosedur terjemahan iaitu (i) pemindahan, (ii) naturalisasi, (iii) pinjam terjemah, (iv) persamaan budaya, (v) transposisi dan (vii) kata demi kata. Dapatan juga menunjukkan terdapat kesalahan dalam terjemahan unsur budaya sosial dalam terjemahan pelajar. Dapatan kajian ini diharapkan dapat memberi keterangan tentang hasil terjemahan pelajar terutamanya terjemahan budaya.
Digital marketing in higher education
Authors: Asanza Choez Jose Arturo , Asanza Choez Rodrigo Rogerio , Pincay Mendoza Yhonny Alberto
Published: June 2024

Digital marketing is undoubtedly a source of technological learning, proving invaluable in universities. The purpose of this work was to explore the incorporation of digital marketing in higher education programs. A quantitative methodology was employed to establish the strategies implemented by the teachers, considering a population of 100 students and four teachers who are experts in digital marketing. Among the main results is that virtual classes have enabled students to enhance their innovative skills, meeting the academic requirements set by the teachers. Therefore, it can be concluded that using technology in a marketing career significantly influences the development of skills and knowledge for future career success.
Use of GeoGebra as a didactic resource for the solution of linear ordinary differential equations
Authors: Lascano Edisson , Alay Alba , Rivadeneira Fredy
Published: June 2024

The objective of this work was to statistically test whether the free software GeoGebra is useful as a didactic tool to facilitate the teaching-learning process of linear ordinary differential equations (ODE). For this purpose, we worked with a group of engineering students who, in the first instance, were taught traditionally, while in the second phase, GeoGebra was used as a didactic support tool to improve understanding and facilitate the solution of these equations. The grades obtained by the students in each stage of the process were used to perform the Wilcoxon nonparametric test for two related samples applying the free software R, which showed that the didactic strategy implemented allowed the students to achieve a better understanding of the basic theory of linear ODEs.