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CYBER SECURITY CHALLENGES AND ITS EMERGNING TRENDS ON LATEST TECHNOLOGIES
Authors: Naik Laxmi Bangari
Published: June 2022

Cyber security is very important for information and communication technology. Securing the private information and privacy of a user is becoming challenging in today’s world. In the current world, it is crucial to know what cyber security is and how it can be used effectively. Now a days, important files, data, and other important virtual documents are at high risk. So, they are in need of security and protection. With better and enhanced cyber security techniques we can protect our device and data effectively. Cyber security is important because military, government, financial, medical and corporate organizations accumulate large quantities of data on their PCs and other devices. This paper mainly focuses on challenges faced by cyber security on the latest technologies.
FOREST FIRE DETECTION USING CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORK
Authors: Journal IJSREM
Published: June 2022

Fire outbreaks are a typical occurrence all throughout the world, and the harm they bring to both nature and humans is enormous. In comparison to classic sensor-based fire detection systems, vision-based fire detection systems have recently gained favour. The detection process using image processing techniques, on the other hand, is extremely time consuming. We designed a Convolutional Neural Network-based fire detection technique. Through training with datasets, obtain high-accuracy fire image detection that is consistent with fire detection. In this paper, we propose a system for detecting fire using Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN). This paper critically analyzes the scope of Artificial intelligence for detection with video from CCTV footages. This project uses dataset containing video frames with fire. The data is then preprocessed and use the CNN to build a model to detect fire. The dataset is given as input for validating the algorithm and experiments are noted. This project focus on building high accuracy and cost efficient machine that can be used for fire detection.There are 755 and 244 images in the datasets for fire and non-fire, respectively. There are 999 photos in all. These images were created using fire-related video and some images found on the internet. There are 999 images that have been scaled and reshaped to convert to a training dataset and 999 images that have been resized and reshaped to convert to a testing dataset. Convolution, activation functions, and the max pooling technique are used to train the model. The model is trained by varying batch sizes and epoch values. As a result, we obtain a high accuracy and detection rate. Key words: CNN,fire detection,machine learning.
Analysis Study on SSD, HDD, and SSHD
Authors: Journal IJSREM
Published: June 2022

In the Current Century,A aggregate of each secondary gadgets to decorate the overall performance of the system.. HDD is like suitable in existence span longer existence. HDD garage has normal magnetic fields for shop information. Based at the technique and cloth of storing different. Ratio growth of SSHD utilization in cutting-edge pc and in laptop system
AUTO-ASSISTANCE SYSTEM FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE USING DEEP LEARNING
Authors: Journal IJSREM
Published: June 2022

World Health Organization (WHO) outlined that there are two eighty-five million visually disabled worldwide. Among them thirty-nine million people are completely blind. One of the difficult activities that could be conducted by visually impaired is object detection which could be implemented using Machine Learning. It is an approach towards Artificial Intelligence that provides system the capacity for natural learning and development from experience without specifically programmed. It provides computer vision to the system which make decisions based on training algorithms. The chief goal of this research paper is to develop an object detection system to assist totally blind individual to manage their activities independently. Paper also compares different object detection algorithms like Haar Cascade and Convolutional Neural Network with yolov5(CNN). Haar Cascade classifier is a basic face detection algorithm which could also be trained to detect different objects whereas convolutional neural network falls under deep learning approach which could be employed for object recognition. The custom dataset is created with 2300 images consisting of 3 different classes. This comparison is being executed to find the yolov5 as a suitable algorithm for this system from the aspect of accuracy for real time scenario. Keywords- Object Detection, Computer Vision, Deep learning, Feature Extraction and Recognition , Convolution neural network.
Dam Break Analysis using HEC-RAS: A Case Study of Karjan Dam
Authors: Jigneshkumar M Limbasiya
Published: June 2022

A dam is a structure constructed across river which stores water and supplies water for various purposes. Though the dams have many benefits, there is always a threat of dam break floods which are devastating in nature. Hence it becomes essential to analyze and simulate dam failure scenarios to understand the severity of dam break flood and identify areas under threat which helps in land use planning and developing emergency response plans. This study attempts to carry out dam break/breach analysis for the Karjan dam using a two-dimensional hydraulic model called Hydraulic Engineering Center’s River Analysis System (HEC-RAS). RAS-Mapper tool is used to extract river geometry data from the Cartosat-1 digital elevation model (DEM) and to generate the inundation map to identify the areas affected. The study involves the prediction of breach parameters, breach flood hydrograph, peak flow, flood arrival time, and generation of inundation maps. The dam break model is simulated for unsteady flow conditions using Probable Maximum Flood (PMF) corresponding to different failure scenarios. HEC-RAS tool is utilized to determine the breach outflow hydrograph and hydraulic conditions at critical downstream locations. The outcome will assist the local government in making proper planning and development decisions. Key Words: Arc-GIS, Dam break analysis, Karjan dam, Flood Inundation, HEC-RAS
STUDY ON PSYCHOLOGICAL HARDINESS OF STATE LEVEL LONG JUMPER AND JAVELIN THROWER
Authors: MAHATO ARUP
Published: June 2022

The present study was made to find out the psychological hardiness between State Level Sprinter and Javelin Thrower”. A total of 30 sprinters and 30 javelin throwers were selected from different district of West Bengal. The age of the subject ranged from 16 to 21 yrs. Old. To measure the psychological hardiness of the player was used to Bengali version of psychological hardiness scale which was developed by Singh (2008) was administered on a selected sample. Descriptive statistics along with a t-test was used to analyze the result of the study. The level of significance was 0.05 levels. Results revealed that there was no significant difference between Sprinters and Javelin throwers. Key Words: Psychological Hardiness, Long Jumper, Javelin Thrower
A DETAILED STUDY OF REVENUE MODEL OF IPL BASED ON STAKE HOLDER REMUNERATION
Authors: Journal IJSREM
Published: June 2022

IPL or Indian Premier League is India’s very own T-20 cricketing league whose fever has gripped the entire Indian cricket-crazy nation. This 8 team tournament is like a two-month long festival, which sends fans intoa frenzy wherein they root for their favorite players, treat them like Gods and get behind their favorite teams. Unknown players become instant heroes (and overnight millionaires) as they take on household names in the toughest and the most exciting T-20 league all over the world. The tournament promises instant and far reaching visibility to brands and in turn they pour in millions into the league- in form of sponsorships. Immense popularity of the tournament makes it a lucrative business which has several stakeholders associated with it. This study aims to study the ways in which these stakeholders make money and estimate the amount of money they make. Keywords: IPL, Stakeholders, Distribution, Sponsorships, Revenue, Net Profit, Valuation Impact
An Evaluation of Online Courses in English Departments at Palestinian Universities during Covid-19 Pandemic Using the IHEP 2000 Quality Benchmarks
Authors: FARRAH Mohammed , JADALLAH Heba
Published: June 2022

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected students all over the world. Unfortunately, Palestinian students feel the compounding effects of an ongoing occupation paired with a global pandemic. This study observes Palestinian university students and instructors perceptions toward using online learning applications and the extent to which these applications meet Institute of Higher Education Policy (IHEP) benchmarks during the COVID-19 pandemic. The researchers used a quantitative tool to collect data from students and instructors from twelve Palestinian universities. For data collection, two online questionnaires were distributed. The sample of this study consisted of 375 students and instructors from different Palestinian universities. The results show that instructors agree that online learning meets most IHEP benchmarks. Whereas, students don’t agree that online learning meets IHEP benchmarks.
Thyroidism Effect on Alopecia Patients In Pakistan
Authors: Waqar Mazhar Muhhamd
Published: June 2022

TSH is hormone is secreted by the anterior lobe of the pituitary gland and stimulate the secretions of the thyroid gland. Its secretions are controlled by the TSH-R on the epithelial cells of the thyroid gland. It controls the production of the thyroxin hormone from thyroid gland that is involved in the production of heat and energy. But the excessive amount of this hormone leads to the hair fall in some of the peoples. Hyper thyroidism correlates with the human skin and hair structure and its function. In case of hyperthyroidism hair bulb cell proliferation increases and hence hair fall rate also increases. While in case of hypothyroidism the bulb cell proliferation reduces and so, hair fall increases. Samples from different regions of the south Punjab were taken that were analyzed by the special chemistry analyzer (minividas). The concentrations of the T4, T3, and TSH were measured. Some of the alopecia patients were recorded high level TSH. The patients were treated with thyroxin tablets that reduces TSH level. After that the patients are also treated with hair fin tab, folli one shampoo, wistin tab, and multivitamins. Now the patients were observed with microscope. The growth of hair follicles and hairs were recorded. Hence, thyroxin tab use to decrease TSH level in body for 1 month. Hair fin tab, folli one shampoo, wistin tab and multivitamins are best treatment methods for the growth of hairs in alopecia patients.
Aspects Concerning Development Of Vaccine And Vaccination
Authors: DEAC Liana Monica
Published: June 2022

Vaccines can prevent or ameliorate infectious diseases morbidity and mortality. Vaccines generate immunity across the body as a whole, but they can also provoke specific immune responses in specific bodily areas. Vaccination includes various ways of administering immunogenes.  Edward Jenner is considered the founder of vaccinology. With his importnata studies it was  figured out that when a sufficiently large percentage of a population has been vaccinated, herd immunity results. The revolution of genetic engineering toward the end of the 20th century has greatly impacted vaccine development. Understanding the nature and cause of disease provides a basis for preventive action and control as even to improve the life quality by using the vaccination in the world.
SPECTROSCOPIC, MOLECULAR STRUCTURE, FMO AND THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF 11-CHLORO-12(METHYLSULFANYL) QUINOXALINE MOLECULE USING DFT
Authors: Nadaf Y F , Sushma G N , Suma M , Sultana Wajeeha
Published: June 2022

In this article theoretical DFT work on quinoxaline derivative is reported. Quantum mechanical calculations of different energies components of 11-Chloro-12(Methylsulfanyl) Quinoxaline [11Cl12MsQ] in ground state were carried out by DFT method, in isolated state and in different solvents to study the effects of solvents on various energy components. The influence of these solvents on optimized geometry, Mulliken charge distribution in ground and excited state were studied. With the help of computed highest occupied molecular orbital (HOMO) - lowest unoccupied molecular orbital (LUMO) gap of 11Cl12MsQ in different medium we can compute solvation energy, ionization potential, electron affinity, chemical hardness, electron chemical potential, electronegativity and global electrophilicity. UV-Vis spectrum and emission energy were analysed using TDDFT method. The density distribution analysis by total electron density (TED), potential distribution over molecule by electrostatic potential (ESP) positions of 11Cl12MsQ were analysed from molecular electrostatic potential (MEP) and frontier molecular orbitals (FMO) analysis. Thus, our objective is to determine their electronic, thermodynamic and spectroscopic parameters on the basis of the DFT quantum chemical analysis and also studying the effect of solvent and solute-solvent interactions. The structural, electronic and optical properties for quinoxaline derivative helps in better understanding of molecule in different medium which helps us to study biological properties of the molecule. This compound could be useful for designing of optoelectronic devices.
SYNTHESIS OF Mg-DOPED n(ZnO) THIN FILMS USING SOL-GEL 6 DIP-COATING METHOD AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ITS STRUCTURAL AND OPTICAL PROPERTIES
Authors: Singh Satya Pal , Singh Archana Kumari , Alexander Aman
Published: June 2022

Mg-doped ZnO alloy thin films having hexagonal Wurtzite structures were prepared using the Sol-Gel method. The doping results into, increased surface roughness and reduced grain size. Photonic applications are made easier by altering the optical bandgap of ZnO nano-structured thin films doped with various components. Mg metal atom doped ZnO films are an excellent example for study. In this work, the thin film of Mg-doped ZnO is formed on glass substrate via dip coating method with varied concentration of dopant. Dip-coating method is one of the cheapest methods. SEM, Raman spectroscopy and UV-vis spectroscopy are used to characterize the thin films. The spectroscopic analysis revealed a more uniformed crystalline nano-structured surface with fewer structural deffects. As the Mg atom concentration is increased, the results show a linear increment in the band gap of Mg-doped ZnO thin film in comparsion to the pure ZnO nanostructured thin film, as well as there occurs an improvement in crystalline character. The reduction in intensity of visible radiation (enhancement in radiation in UV region) with increase in Mg concentration indicates for a decrease in intrinsic defects. The changing trends in optical and structural parameters as with increased Mg content reveal a nonlinear and non-monotonic relations. The work provides insights to analyse the dependence of optical bandgap on crystal structure and defects.
SYNTHESIS, STRUCTURAL, OPTICAL, MAGNETIC AND PHOTOCATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF NICKEL DOPED ZnO NANOPARTICLES
Authors: Sarathi R , Esakki E Selva , Sundar S Meenakshi
Published: June 2022

In the current research, we have synthesized Ni doped zinc oxide nanoparticles by solvothermal method at four different ratios (X = 2%, 4%, 6% and 8%). The samples were characterized for structural analysis by X-ray diffraction, morphological analysis by Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope, elemental composition by Energy Dispersive Spectral Analysis, optical properties by UV Visible absorption studies, photoluminescence studies, Fourier Transform Infrared Analysis, Magnetic properties by Vibrating Sample Magnetometer of (x=2%). As a application of this work all the samples were subjected to test for the degradation of Rhodamine 6G dye under visible light and exhibited a better photocatalytic activity.
A Study of Metaphor for Writing Skill in EFL Contexts
Authors: Ozturk Kadim
Published: June 2022

To communicate effectively in any language, one needs to be competent in using four language skills; that is, reading, listening, reading, and writing- and accordingly the integrative skills instruction has come into prominence in L2 teaching. EFL teachers’ beliefs, ideas, perceptions, attitudes are known to have a significant impact on their profession. Termed as “teacher cognition” by Borg (2003), the mentioned beliefs or perceptions are not directly observable. In this study, it is argued that teachers’ perceptions about four language skills as a part of their teacher cognition will give insight to their instruction. This is a qualitative study which aims at finding out the prospective EFL teachers’ perceptions about writing skill through metaphors. The participants included the undergraduate students studying English as a foreign language at two universities, Istanbul and Amasya. The data were analyzed with the content analysis technique. The findings revealed that prospective EFL teachers had various views regarding the nature of writing. These perceptions, either positive or negative, will influence their future practices; thus, it is essential that the awareness of prospective EFL teachers should be sharpened to help learners to understand the complicated nature of writing and proceed in writing. 
Improved Ability in Emotional Recognition and Social Skills After Emotional Recognition Training in Children
Authors: Benitez-Lopez Yermein , Ramos-Loyo Julieta
Published: June 2022

The recognition of emotional expressions is essential to achieving emotional regulation and social development. Therefore, stimulating this recognition could benefit children’s cognitive and social levels. The aim of this study was to assess the effects of training in emotional recognition on the recognition of emotional expressions and the social behavior of children. Typically-developing children (8-10 years old) were divided into two groups for either emotional or identity training. Before and after training, the recognition of three emotions (happiness, sadness, anger) and of identity was assessed by matching and memory tasks. In addition, a social skills scale was applied to parents. After training, only participants in the emotion group improved their accuracy (correct responses minus commission errors) in recognizing happiness and sadness, and on the identity tasks. The parents of the children in the emotion group also referred higher scores on the social skills scale. Results suggest that these children improved their recognition of emotional expressions by enhancing the attention paid to specific facial features. This improvement in emotional recognition induced by training may facilitate social interaction. 
STRONG $F_A$-SUMMABILITY
Authors: MURSALEEN  , KHAN Q. A.
Published: June 2022

Let $A = (a_{nk})$ be an infinite matrix and $x =(x_k)$ an infinite sequence of complex numbers. A sequence $x$ is said to be $F_A$-summable to a number $\ell$ [ActaMath. 80(1948),167-190] if and only if $x$ is bounded and

\[\sum_{k=0}^\infty a_{nk}x_{k+p}\to \ell\]

as $n\to\infty$, uniformly for $p\ge 0$.The object of this paper is to define strong $F_A$-summability which is a generalization of strong almost convergence due to I. J. Maddox [Math. Proc. Camb. Phil. Soc., 83 (1978), 61-64]. We also characterize the matrices which transform strong almost convergent sequences to strong $F_A$-summable sequences.
As bases institucionais das concepções de justiça: uma abordagem a partir de Mary Douglas
Authors: Villas Bôas Filho Orlando
Published: June 2022

O objetivo deste artigo é enfocar as bases institucionais das concepções de justiça. Para tanto, inicialmente, aponta a importância do conceito de instituição, sublinhando, porém, a polissemia que o caracteriza. Feito isso, realiza um conciso exame da “sociologia das instituições” desenvolvida por Émile Durkheim. Em seguida, aborda a questão relativa às bases institucionais das concepções de justiça a partir da releitura proposta por Mary Douglas acerca do célebre artigo intitulado “O caso dos exploradores de cavernas”, de Lon L. Fuller. Por fim, à guisa de conclusão, apresenta uma   breve   síntese   da   temática   analisada.
Disability and Poverty: A Review on Social Entrepreneurship Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities in Malaysia
Authors: Mustaffa Che Su , Halim Haslina , Ahmad Jasni , Ishak Mawar Qadija , Johari Nurul Aina
Published: June 2022

Disability is a phenomenon, which naturally occurs in societies. Just as the able-bodied people, disabled people are part of the society and they form a valuable group, work and participate in economic activities. However, issues on employment among people with disabilities (PWDs), which are viewed as social issues, are still not adequately dealt with even though these issues have long been debated, and are widely discussed. Multiple solutions have been proposed to address these issues but still, members of this group face various obstacles or difficulties in joining the job market. One of the solutions that are seen viable in helping this segment of the community is through social entrepreneurship (SE), which could possibly provide an opportunity to create employment for them. It is anticipated that SE will change the landscape of people with disabilities, and at the same
time encourages entrepreneurs with disabilities to participate in economic activities. The urgent call for the implementation of SE is due to the fact that the number of individuals and the unemployment rate among PWDs are now increasing in Malaysia. Thus, this paper elaborates on how SE can be treated as a mechanism in overcoming issues related to PWDs employability in the Malaysian context. This is consistent with the Malaysian Plan of Action for People with Disabilities 2016-2022, which describes the equal rights of PWDs to education, employment, and cultural life; the rights to own and inherit property, not to be discriminated against in marriage, children, and not involving them as unwilling subjects in a medical experiment. The paper provides an opportunity for knowledge sharing on how Malaysia should move forward towards implementing SE program for PWDs.
Det nakna ordet - Den protesterande kroppens transkorporala etik
Authors: Alaimo Stacy
Published: June 2022

This essay brings feminist corporeal theories and material feminisms to bear upon the many naked protests occurring worldwide, asking how the naked body functions within these events. While most feminist corporeal theories remain within the demarcation of the Human, the naked protests considered here extend human corporeality into actual places, enacting nakedness as an ethical performance of vulnerability – the allied, mutual vulnerabilities of human/animal/environment. Taking up the concept of intercorporeality, as defined by Gail Weiss and others, I propose the term ‘‘trans-corporeality,’’ which emphasizes the imbrication of human bodies not only with each other, but with non-human creatures and physical landscapes. Feminist theories of performance, particularly those of Peggy Phelan (1993) and Rebecca Schneider (1997), are crucial for understanding the possibilities for expressing this sense of trans-corporeality, which redefines the human as material, and thus requires a critique, subversion, or evasion of the dominant modes of representation and the gendered scenarios of visibility. The performance artist/activist La Tigresa, who strips for loggers to save old-growth forests, and the many Bare Witness activists who spell out words with their naked bodies perform vulnerability as a trans-corporeal condition in which the material interchanges between human corporeality, geographical places, and vast networks of power, provoke ethical and political actions. Paying attention to particular corporeal actions, activities, practices, and events can help feminist theory reconsider ‘‘the body’’ as more than a site of cultural inscription. Moreover, the naked protests considered here extend the parameters of the political domain by seeking an ethical recognition of vulnerable, interdependent, interwoven, human and non-human flesh.
Kunskapssamhällets gästarbetare
Authors: Mellström Ulf
Published: June 2022

The aim of this article is to investigate interferences between gender, class, sexuality, and ethnicity among international students by looking at migration patterns and living conditions of international master and PhD-students at three Swedish universities (Luleå University of Technology (LTU), Linköping University (LiU), The Royal Institute of Technology (KTH)). The experiences of these students with regard to transnationalism, higher education and research is a point of departure for discussing global stratification and transformation in the contemporary neoliberal knowledge economy. The article interprets the transnational flows of higher education in relation to a critical understanding of knowledge society and higher education by introducing the notion of eduscapes. This concept refers to the contemporary transnational flow of ideas and people with regard to higher education, and where nodes of knowledge centres and peripheries shift over time but are connected through modern communication technologies and different epistemic, ethnic, and student communities. In the transnational practices of higher education where students travel the globe in search and dreams of knowledge, a better life and future career possibilities, routes and imaginaries to a large extent reproduce and follow geopolitical power patterns. In this respect education by going global is shrinking the world but also stratifies, creating new patterns of inequality and competition.
Jämställdhet i akademin – En avpolitiserad politik?
Authors: Carbin Maria , Rönnblom Malin
Published: June 2022

This article examines the relationship between gender equality and neo liberal governmentality in Swedish higher education. Neo liberal governmentality, such as market orientation, deregulation and audit technologies have to an increasingly extent been incorporated into, and shaped the very nature of Swedish academia. Yet, at the same time as the government has reduced direct steering of higher education, it has launched gender equality initiatives in the form of funding for temporary projects targeted at the academia. Against this backdrop, we are interested in analysing the relationship between gender equality policies and these new technologies of steering. We have analysed the government’s latest political initiative on gender equality, The Delegation for Gender Equality in Higher Education, and conducted interviews with academics and civil servants engaged in gender equality work at three Swedish universities. Adopting a Foucauldian framework, it is suggested that the two main forms of neo-liberal governmentality – marketisation and managerialism – are integrated parts of gender equality work, contributing to a de-politicisation of gender equality. While most informants described their work in terms of managerialism and martketisation, some expressed sceptical views and argued that competitiveness is a problematic way of doing gender equality. In order for gender equality to be ”marketable” and possible to sell, it has to be formulated in a way that does not appear too controversial, some argued. Interestingly, yet another form of governmentality was found to be central in the interviews – the wish for leadership. The lack of political steering (or state regulation) of gender equality has paradoxically lead to a situation in which calls for leadership appear legitimate and hierarchies within the university in general remain in large unproblematised.
Konst som deltagande metodologi
Authors: Hansson Karin
Published: June 2022

While Art is often defined in opposition to Science, artistic research is often legitimaced by a positivistic classical scientific paradigm. For example the artist as scientist was highlighted in 2012 year’s Documenta – one of the most important exhibitions of contemporary art. In contrast to this position, I intend to show the fruitfulness in positioning art in a feminist, qualitative-oriented research tradition. An important point here is the definition of an artistic methodology, where art is a reflective process and where artistic work is both means and goal. This includes the use of artistic practices to break the own pre-understanding of a phenomenon. It is the personal motive that determines what is relevant, while this perspective is exposed to critical scrutiny. Based on this, I discuss how art can be described as a participatory methodology, and use a research project in urban planning and information and communication technology as an example. Here, the art project functioned as a creative and critical room that created a greater understanding of the significance of discursive practices and the importance of reviewing the information that is the foundation of how we formulate the research problems. The most significant conclusion is that artistic research in this sense may well be, and probably should be, an important part of a scientific research and is a prerequisite for scientific development.
Starka kvinnor? Förebilder och tjejer i musikproduktion och musikkonsumtion
Authors: Werner Ann , Nordström Marika
Published: June 2022

This article focuses on the concept of ”strong women” in popular music and interrogates the idea of role models. Ideas of ”strong women” are analysed in the context of a contemporary Western society characterised by neo-liberalism and post-feminism. Advocacy of role models is regarded as an example of a political strategy that places the responsibility for social change on the individual. This is done from a feminist cultural theoretical perspective where discourse is seen as having an impact on material subject positions and where post-feminist culture is seen as part of contemporary discourse about Western women. The issue is discussed through the analysis of two empirical materials consisting of interviews; one about teenage girls’ music use and gender in everyday life and the other about female rockmusicians, mainly in their early twenties, participating in feminist music associations. In both studies the participants testify to a positive influence from female singers and musicians as role models, where these artists and musicians in different ways provide strength to the individual girl/woman. The authors regard this mediatised discourse as problematic but it is juxtaposed against the individual narratives where role models are regarded as very important. Questions concerning authenticity, politics and identification are vital themes in our analysis of these narratives. Popular music is, in some respects, described as an arena dominated by white men. Furthermore the research and public discussion about “strong women” and role models take part in reproducing the hierarchies of popular music genres. These hierarchies are understood by the authors as representing asymmetrical power relations of gender, ethnicity/race and class.
Akademisk feminism. Institutionalisering, organisation och kritik
Authors: Edenheim Sara , Rönnblom Malin
Published: June 2022

This article is an examination of what consequences our passion for critical research has had on our relation to Gender Studies as a discipline. The examination begins with the exclusion from, and escape from, another discipline, to the space and possibilities offered by Gender Studies. This move is, however, also an escape into a new discipline and a new order of normativities. We move on to identifying these normativities: 1) Gender Studies as constituted through a compromise with research ideals, where, for example, the concept gender (genus) is depicted as more inclusive than other concepts, and Gender Studies as less critical and political than Feminist Studies, 2) the dogmatism of sisterhood, as an identity based limitation for research, and 3) the constant mix-up with, and adaptation to, both governmental gender equality politics and activist organisations outside the university. In order to exist, Gender Studies has, in some way or another, compromised with all three of these normativities. We do not assume that this development is automatically bad or good – the normativities do not always reinforce each other, incongruences and gaps sometimes appear when they meet, and a compromise also implies that there still remains something of that which is ‘other’, of that which was ‘too much’ and had to be compromised. However, for the moment they seem to interact with a neo-liberal governmentality that restructures politics, activist demands, and identifications as well as research focus and university organisation. Hence, we see a need for a re-organisation of academic feminism, using Gender Studies as a platform, but constituted by neither the traditional object of study (“women/gender”) nor the idea of infinite inclusion and flexibility (“intersectionality”). Instead we propose that passion for critical research (including responsibility of that research), organised around the untimely idea of a non-competitive collegium, constitutes the guiding rules for a non-nostalgic and non-identical academic feminism.
ATUAÇÃO DO ENFERMEIRO NA ASSISTÊNCIA AO PARTO HUMANIZADO: REVISÃO LITERÁRIA
Authors: Silva Amanda Cristina da , Santos Karoline Alves dos , Passos Sandra Godoi de
Published: June 2022

Tema: a atuação do enfermeiro no parto. Problema: qual a importância da atuação da enfermagem durante os procedimentos dos partos humanizados? Hipótese: o parto humanizado se inicia desde o pré-natal, no qual todas as orientações são dadas à gestante e a seu acompanhante. Objetivos: analisar a relevância do entendimento sobre a qualidade da assistência de enfermagem no parto e pós parto e suas repercussões na saúde da mulher. Justificativa: no Brasil ainda é abundante, nos trabalhos de parto, o uso rotineiro da episiotomia e algum tipo de violência obstétrica, necessitando assim uma mudança no atendimento à mulher. Metodologia: Trata-se de revisão bibliográfica. Resultados. A enfermagem compreende a utilização da humanização no parto como a capacidade de dar atenção às condições e necessidades do outro.
A case of cavernous hemangioma of external auditory canal
Authors:   Korea Skull Base Society, Yeon Eungrok , Jang Junhyuk , Park Ha Young , Heo Kyung Wook
Published: June 2022

Hemangiomas are relatively common benign vascular lesions. However, cavernous hemangiomas are uncommon in external auditory canal (EAC). Here, we report a 69-year-old man with a cavernous hemangioma in the EAC. Surgical resection was performed successfully, and the patient is currently well without further problems, including recurrence, 1 year after treatment. The management of vascular lesions in the EAC is discussed along with a review of the relevant literature.
Pelaksanaan Dakwah Penyuluh Agam Islam Pada Massa Pandemi Covid 19
Authors: Wahyu Ziaulhaq
Published: June 2022

This study describes the implementation of Islamic preaching during the Covid 19 pandemic. The purpose of this research is to educate readers that Islamic religious educators always innovate with the latest da'wah models that are adapted to the conditions of the Covid 19 pandemic. This type of research is field research. To get the desired research results, the research method that the author uses is descriptive analysis method, namely research that is directly on the object of research and then analyzed scientifically. The data collection technique that the author uses in this study is to use observation techniques, interviews. The results of the research that have been found are first, Islamic religious educators preach using media technology such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and You Tobe. Second, preaching to the yasin wiritan group by complying with the health protocols that have been set by the government, third, preaching is done in a humanist and persuasive way
Is Digital Financial Inclusion Valuable to Banks' Profitability and Long-Term Economic Development? Developing Asia Indications
Authors: Rehman Nadeem Ur , fatima Kiran ,   , MS scholar, Department of Commerce, Allama Iqbal college, Pakistan
Published: June 2022

he current study was an attempt to examine and ensure the existence of relationship between digital financial inclusion and banks economic stability and the importance of DFI for banking organizations of Asian countries. The current study incorporated data from six different countries and sixty-five banks primarily Islamic banks, as Islamic banking system has proved itself reliable in the times of DFC of 2007-09 and their contribution to improve and stable the global economy during and after the financial crises of 2007-09 and Covid-19.
ASSESSMENT OF SOIL ORGANIC MATTER MANAGEMENT IN POLISH AGRICULTURE
Authors: Kopiński Jerzy , Witorożec Agata
Published: June 2022

The subject of this study was the analysis of the soil organic matter (SOM) management in Polish agriculture in 2017-2019. The comparative analysis in spatial arrangement was carried out at the level of polish voivodeships. SOM balance was prepared in a simplified way, using it is degradation and reproduction coefficients proposed by Eich and Kundler. During 2017-2019, the balance of SOM was at level of 0.07 t DM/ha arable land (ArL). Positive balance of SOM was found in most voivodeships of Poland, and by far the highest in two voivodeships: Podlaskie and Warmińsko-Mazurskie, where manure and slurry resources were the largest. The negative SOM balance ranged from -0.02 t DM/ha ArL in Lubuskie to -0.14 t DM/ha ArL in Dolnośląskie, and the main reason for this was low natural fertilizer supply. In those voivodships the amount of ploughed-in plant material was insufficient to cover the losses of SOM caused by plant cultivation. The analysis of SOM management confirmed high polarisation between individual voivodships, together with the processes of extensification of production organisation (specialisation), with a simultaneous increase in it is intensity and scale of concentration.
THE ROLE OF BIOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUSTAINABLE BIOECONOMY – CASE OF POTATO AND ITS BENEFICIAL MICROORGANISMS INTERACTIONS
Authors: Maciejczak Mariusz
Published: June 2022

The primary objective of this paper was threefold. Firstly, the importance and impact of knowledge factors in the economy were reviewed. Secondly, the role of innovations in biological sciences was identified and the role of biological knowledge in the development of bioeconomy was assessed. Finally, the case of potato (Solanum tuberosum) and its beneficial microorganisms interactions, as an example of the knowledge-based innovations in agricultural production in Poland, was presented. Based on the systematic literature review high importance of knowledge factor, considered as the main resource, in the development of economic systems was identified. It is argued that knowledge is a specific resource, not subject to the same laws as the other production factors (land, labor, and capital). Unlike other resources, which are exhausted when used, knowledge can be shared and thrive through its use. From the inception of the bioeconomy concept the knowledge, a part of technology, and renewable biological resources was considered as primary driver. As bioeconomy is assuming the development of an economic system that is sustainable and climate-neutral, especially biological knowledge is crucial in its growth. The diffusion of biological knowledge-based innovations in agricultural production can be achieved by using beneficial microorganisms and their interactions with arable crops. Their interactions with potatoes show positive effects and the diffusion of such innovations in Poland is mostly conditioned by the experiences of farmers, which should be strengthened through network facilitation.
CHANGES IN THE AGRICULTURAL LAND MARKET IN POLAND AFTER 2004
Authors: Kutkowska Barbara , Tańska-Hus Bożena
Published: June 2022

The purpose of the article is an attempt to answer the question about the impact of covering agricultural holdings by the CAP instruments as well as the legal and institutional control of agricultural property turnover on the agricultural land market in Poland after 2004. The analysis covers non-market turnover, sale of agricultural land in private trading and from the State Treasury Stock and prices of agricultural land. The source literature, legal regulations and figures from the database of the Ministry of Justice, publications issued by the Statistics Poland, market analyses of the Institute of Agricultural and Food Economics – National Research Institute in Warsaw and the report on the activities of the National Support Centre for Agriculture 2020 were used in the study as the source material. The method of horizontal and vertical comparative analysis was applied to develop the collected material, assessing the given phenomenon in the years and by voivodships. The agricultural land market, both in terms of the number and value of transactions and prices, showed a strong upward trend. These processes, apart from the macroeconomic situation, were influenced by Poland’s accession to the EU and the financial benefits resulting from participation in the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). Legal regulations referring to the agricultural land market were also an important component. This market is characterized by regional diversification.
THE EVOLUTION OF 3D PRINTING IN SURGICAL FIELD
Authors: Liciu Eduard , Mihai Maria Miruna , Gabara Adrian , Ionescu Sebastian
Published: June 2022

The 3D Printing technology is a relatively modern technology, which since its appearance in 1983, had an important and constant development. In the past decade 3D printing became more and more integrated in different areas of expertise, particularly due to an increasing level of accessibility by decreasing the prices of 3d printing machines and also due to the expansion of what used to be a niche market for 3d printing materials. Thus, 3D printing quickly became a powerful tool for areas such as medicine, automotive, airspace industry, product design, weapons industry, etc. This article approaches the role and evolution of 3D printing in medicine and how this technology is set to revolutionize medical practice by pushing it further and further, in order to reach the ideal personalized, predictive and increase safety medical treatment.
PENGARUH PROMOSI, KEAMANAN DAN KUALITAS PELAYANAN TERHADAP KEPUASAN PELANGGAN SHOPEE
Authors: Ibnu Cahyo Ramadhan  , Tia Chisca Anggraeni
Published: June 2022

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh promosi, keamanan, dan kualitas pelayanan terhadap kepuasan pelanggan pada aplikasi Shopee baik secara parsial maupun simultan. Penelitian ini menggunakan data primer. Pengumpulan data dilakukan melalui penyebaran kuesioner online pada 100 responden yaitu Mahasiswa/i Universitas Gunadarma Kalimalang Fakultas Ekonomi Jurusan Manajemen Angkatan 2019. Alat ukur yang digunakan pada penelitian ini yaitu uji validitas, uji reliabilitas, uji regresi liner berganda, uji t (parsial), uji f (simultan) dan uji koefisien determinasi. Alat bantu yang digunakan yaitu SPSS versi 25. Hasil penelitian menunjukan bahwa promosi berpengaruh secara parsial terhadap kepuasan pelanggan,keamanan tidak berpengaruh secara parsial terhadap kepuasan pelanggan, kualitas pelayanan berpengaruh secara parsial terhadap kepuasan pelanggan, keamanan promosi dan kualitas pelayanan berpengaruh secara simultan terhadap kepuasan pelanggan.
PROBLEMATIKA PULAU - PULAU KECIL TERLUAR INDONESIA
Authors: Latif, SE., M.Par Aqilah Nurul Khaerani
Published: June 2022

Kekayaan alam bahari dan budaya masyarakat pulau tidak juga membuat pulau-pulau dipandang. Nyatanya, pembangunan pulau-pulau kecil masih berjalan lambat. Padahal, sebagian besar pulau-pulau kecil terluar Indonesia menjadi surga bagi wisatawan mancanegara (wisman). Kapal-kapal pesiar hilir mudik menurunkan penumpang. Masyarakat bertahan hidup dari upah dollar yang wisman sodorkan. Namun, ketika perlahan mulai diambil alih oleh negara lain, barulah sadar, bahwa pulau-pulau kecil terluar Indonesia merupakan aset mahal yang terabaikan negara.
Akulturasi Budaya di Pulau Perniagaan Kepulauan Meranti
Authors: M.P.Par Widyastuti,
Published: June 2022

Kabupaten Kepulauan Meranti berada di Provinsi Riau. Kabupaten Kepu- lauan Meranti ini terletak dian- tara selat/sungai dan laut yang terpisah dari Riau daratan. Kepulauan ini memiliki luas 3.708 km2. Penamaan Meran- ti diambil dari singkatan nama tiga pulau terbesarnya, yaitu Pulau Merbau, Pulau Ransang dan Pulau Tebingtinggi. Ibukota Kabupaten Kepulauan Meranti terletak di Selatpanjang, Pulau Tebingtinggi.
KESUNYIAN PULAU KECIL: CATATAN PERJALANAN DI SALAH SATU GUGUSAN PULAU DI RAJA AMPAT
Authors: Kurniawan Kunkun
Published: June 2022

Nilai jual dari berkunjung ke pulau kecil adalah ketenangan (serenity) dalam menikmati suasana alam serta keaslian (originalitas) kekayaan alam yang dimiliki serta aktivitas ketinggian masyarakat setempat. Salah satu pilihan wisatawan adalah berkunjung ke Raja Ampat, mulai dari menikmati keindahan bawah laut sampai dengan melihat keindahan Gugusan Kepulauan Raja Ampat dari ketinggian.
SURGA YANG TERSEMBUNYI DI PULAU NUSA PENIDA, BALI
Authors: Oktoviami Zef Rilla
Published: June 2022

Bali yang telah dikenal dengan Pantai Kuta pun menawarkan keunggulan lainnya, yaitu Pulau Nusa Penida. Pulau ini dikenal sebagai surga baru P ulau Dewata. Pulau Penida menawarkan dua daya tarik wisata favorit yang dijuluki surga tersembunyi Bali yaitu Angel’s Billa bong yang berbentuk Tyronnosaurus muara dan Pantai Kelingking yang berbentuk Tyronnosaurus Rex.
Pelasona Aman Haru-Ukui: Pulau Kecil di Maluku
Authors: Maulani Mela
Published: June 2022

Pulau-pulau kecil selalu menawarkan keindahan alam yang memukau. Lokasi yang terisolir dikarenakan berada jauh dari daratan pulau-pulau besar di Indonesia menawarkan sejarah budaya, serta alam yang menawan. Salah satunya adalah Pulau Haruku Pulau Haruku merupakan pulau kecil yang berada di Kabupaten Maluku Tengah. Keindahan alam dan budaya masyarakat Haruku serta sejarah masa penjajahan menjadi daya tarik wisatawan mancanegara berkunjung.