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Methodological Features of the Integration of Biological Knowledge and Ethical Concepts in the Educational Process
Authors: Stepanyuk A. V. , Bak V. F.
Published: May 2024

The conceptual foundations of the integration of biological knowledge and ethical concepts in the educational process based on the worldview unity of the laws of being in the teaching of natural sciences are revealed. Attention is focused on the fact that the world is built on the basis of general laws of nature, objects of the material world do not have freedom of choice, therefore it is impossible to talk about their ethics or morality. The laws of morality correspond to the general laws of nature, because a person is part of an interconnected world, and his existence and development should not conflict with the development of the system. Freedom of choice enables a person to be creative at all levels of his being.
It is justified that cross-cutting content lines of science education must be integrated with universal human values, which gives teaching an ethical direction and affirms ethical meanings in science education. The universal laws of nature, according to which living systems are built and function, have their analogies in moral laws, therefore teaching biology based on analogies between the laws of nature and the laws of morality creates conditions for the spiritual development of the student.
A method of acquiring knowledge is proposed, which creates conditions for the development of the inner spiritual world of the individual, and the formation of students' bioethical knowledge not only affects their value orientations, but also the spiritual potential of the individual. Its essence is that when studying a meta-subject, the semantic field of objects of knowledge is located behind the subject at the meta-level, therefore, the results of knowledge are not communicated to the student as material for learning, but are acquired by each individual in his own way.
Criteria for selection of bioethical knowledge are outlined. Examples of the integration of biological knowledge and ethical concepts through analogies between them are given. Priority ideas for the formation of bioethical knowledge are singled out: awareness of the integrity and interconnectedness of the world, in which man is assigned an important role as a subject capable of significantly influencing all its links; the moral state of a person depends on its influence on the integrity of the biosphere; the presence of single general laws of formation and development of the natural world and the inner world of man; the possibility of developing and nurturing a moral personality through the disclosure of the ethical essence of the laws of nature.
Exploring the Role of Self-Efficacy and Employability in Predicting Turnover Intention among Post-90s Employees
Authors:   Centre of Postgraduate Studies, Asia Metropolitan University (AMU), Malaysia., Long Lina
Published: May 2024

This study examines the factors influencing turnover intention among post-90s employees in the construction industry of Hunan Province, China. Through a comprehensive literature review and empirical analysis, key determinants such as self-efficacy, employability, and organizational support are investigated. The findings reveal significant relationships between demographic variables and main research constructs, highlighting the impact of gender, marital status, educational background, and work experience on turnover intention. Regression analysis demonstrates a negative association between self-efficacy and turnover intention, while internal employability mediates this relationship. Organizational support moderates the link between self-efficacy and internal employability. Recommendations are provided for organizations to enhance employee support mechanisms and mitigate turnover intention among post-90s employees.
Driving Competitive Advantage: A Study of Dynamic Capability and Digital Maturity in the Electronic Manufacturing Industry
Authors:   Centre of Postgraduate Studies, Asia Metropolitan University (AMU), Malaysia., Zhang Wei
Published: May 2024

This study investigates the interplay between dynamic capability, digital maturity, and competitive advantage in electronic manufacturing enterprises. Through literature review, conceptual modeling, and empirical analysis of 325 valid questionnaires, the research reveals several key findings. Firstly, dynamic capability significantly impacts competitive advantage, with timely decision-making ability being the most influential. Secondly, dynamic capability positively affects digital maturity, particularly in terms of digital transformation management intensity and digital business intensity. Thirdly, digital maturity enhances competitive advantage, with both dimensions playing crucial roles. Lastly, digital maturity mediates the relationship between dynamic capability and competitive advantage, acting as a key mechanism. These findings provide insights into how enterprises can navigate the challenges of digital transformation to enhance competitiveness
Exploring the Nexus: IT Capabilities, Digital Transformation, and Innovation in Traditional Manufacturing
Authors:   Centre of Postgraduate Studies, Asia Metropolitan University (AMU), Malaysia., Zhang Yujie
Published: May 2024

This research investigates the interplay between information technology capabilities, digital transformation strategies, and digital innovation performance in traditional manufacturing enterprises. Utilizing a multi-case exploratory research approach, incorporating dynamic capability theory and institutional theory, hypotheses were formulated and validated through empirical analysis of questionnaire survey data. Findings reveal that IT capabilities positively influence both digital product and process innovation performance. Additionally, digital transformation strategies mediate the relationship between IT capabilities and innovation performance. Organizational legitimacy moderates the impact of digital transformation strategies on innovation performance, while environmental dynamism influences the relationship between IT capabilities, transformation strategies, and innovation performance. The study underscores the importance of aligning internal resources with strategic needs to navigate digitalization successfully in traditional manufacturing contexts.
Exploring Reciprocity Dynamics among Employees in Organizational Settings: A Multi-Method Analysis
Authors:   Centre of Postgraduate Studies, Asia Metropolitan University (AMU), Malaysia., Liu Liang
Published: May 2024

This study investigates the interplay between reciprocity norms, social exchange, emotional labor strategies, and employee task performance within organizational contexts. Utilizing structural equation modeling and multi-group analysis, the findings reveal that social exchange mediates the relationship between generalized and negative reciprocity and employee task performance. Additionally, emotional labor strategies, namely deep acting and surface acting, moderate the associations between reciprocity norms and social exchange. Deep acting strengthens the positive relationship between generalized reciprocity and social exchange, while surface acting weakens it. Conversely, high levels of surface acting exacerbate the negative impact of negative reciprocity on social exchange, whereas high levels of deep acting mitigate this effect. These findings underscore the importance of fostering reciprocal organizational cultures and understanding the role of emotional labor in shaping employee experiences and outcomes.
A Multi-Dimensional Examination of the Impact of Humble Leadership on Employee Innovation
Authors:   Centre of Postgraduate Studies, Asia Metropolitan University (AMU), Malaysia., Lu Chenming
Published: May 2024

This study investigates the impact of humble leadership on employee innovation in contemporary organizational settings. Employing a multi-dimensional analysis approach, data was collected through questionnaires from a sample of employees across various industries. Descriptive statistical analysis revealed significant findings regarding the demographics and characteristics of the respondents. Subsequently, deviation tests and correlation analyses were conducted to ensure the validity of the data. Hypothesis testing through regression analysis confirmed the positive and significant effects of humble leadership on employee innovation, organizational identity, and other relevant factors. Additionally, mediation and moderation analyses elucidated the complex interplay between leadership, individual attributes, and organizational outcomes. The results contribute to a deeper understanding of the role of humble leadership in fostering innovation and organizational development. Moreover, they offer practical insights for leaders and organizations aiming to cultivate a culture of innovation and excellence in the workplace.
Unraveling the Nexus between Entrepreneurial Orientation, Effect Reasoning, and Digital Transformation in Enterprises
Authors:   Centre of Postgraduate Studies, Asia Metropolitan University (AMU), Malaysia., Ding Hui
Published: May 2024

This study investigates the intricate relationship between entrepreneurial orientation (EO), effect reasoning (ER), and digital transformation (DT) in enterprises. Drawing on established literature, it hypothesizes that EO positively influences ER formation, which, in turn, fosters DT. The research employs a quantitative approach, utilizing regression analysis to test the proposed hypotheses. Findings indicate a direct positive relationship between EO and DT, suggesting that enterprises with higher EO are more inclined towards digital initiatives. Additionally, the study reveals that EO promotes the formation of different patterns of ER, including experimental, flexible, pre-commitment, and tolerable loss reasoning. Importantly, ER emerges as a significant predictor of DT, mediating the relationship between EO and DT. These findings underscore the pivotal role of ER as a cognitive mechanism driving digital transformation efforts in enterprises. The study contributes to the literature by providing empirical evidence of the interplay between EO, ER, and DT, offering insights for practitioners seeking to navigate the complexities of digital transformation.
Unlocking Creativity: The Influence of Learner Motivation and Intergenerational Knowledge Transfer in Hospital Settings
Authors:   Centre of Postgraduate Studies, Asia Metropolitan University (AMU), Malaysia., Liao Peijuan
Published: May 2024

This study examines the dynamics of intergenerational knowledge transfer among young hospital staff. Through a sample of 361 participants, the research investigates the impact of learner motivation, organizational atmosphere, and absorption capacity on knowledge sharing and innovation. Findings reveal a significant positive relationship between learner motivation and both online and offline knowledge transfer, emphasizing the pivotal role of intrinsic drive-in facilitating knowledge exchange. Moreover, the study identifies organizational atmosphere as a moderator, highlighting its influence on the effectiveness of knowledge transfer processes. Additionally, absorption capacity emerges as a critical factor in enhancing the efficacy of knowledge dissemination within healthcare settings. These results underscore the importance of fostering a supportive organizational culture and developing individuals' intrinsic motivation to promote knowledge sharing and innovation among hospital staff.
WOOD SPECIE(S) SUITABLE FOR HANDLING MEAT BASED ON PROTEIN CONTENT IN BAUCHI METROPOLIS
Authors: Akinpelu R. A. , Jahun B. G. , Abubakar L. G.
Published: May 2024

Farm product such as meat is highly perishable to a varying degree. The perishability is further aggravated by prevalent poor handling and storage practices, insanitary habits, and ignorance. However, in fabrication of storage and handling equipment for perishable farm products, the focus lays on the prevention of contaminations during the short period of contact, hence the need to determine the physical properties, phytochemical constituent of some selected wood species and proximate composition of meat and the mean effect of the wood on nutritional value of the meat. To achieve these, the experiment was laid out in a 3
×3
×2 factorial experiment involving three species of wood material (Kaya senegalensis (W
1)
, Isoberlinia doka (W
2) and Mansonia altissima (W
3), three duration (3 hours (T
1)
, 6 hours (T
2) and 9 hours (T
3) and wooden board (coated and uncoated) as (C
1

×C
2), arrange in randomized complete design (RCD) in three replications making a total of 3
×3
×3=27
×2= 54 treatments. The physical properties of the wood species were determined. The meat was minced before and after handling on different species of wood for three (3) hours interval of the 3 replications and proximate analysis was conducted for determination of moisture, protein, fat, and ash content. All data generated was analysed using analysis of variance (ANOVA) and mean effects of meat handled on wood were determined. The results of the physical properties of wood species revealed that, the moisture content of the wood species ranges from (8-10%) and porosity index value (1.28 - 1.79), which is suitable for handling meat in terms of the physical properties. The most valuable component of meat from the nutrition and processing point of view is protein. Protein contents values define the quality of raw beef meat. The result of proximate composition of meat handled on wooden board made of Isoberlinia doka retained the right nutritional quality based on protein content at (20.41%) which falls within USDA standard (USDA, 2010) for acceptable protein content of Meat and was significantly different at (P<0.05). Monsonia altissima, when coated resulted in beef meat retaining higher protein content across all stages of exposure time which falls above required acceptable standard. It was noted that Monsonia altissima posed health risk during handling due to its potential to cause Asthma, Pneumonia and sensitization through its dust, hence proper selection of wooden material needs to be developed to ensure nutrient are preserved in food.
Comparative Analyses of Hamstring Tightness and Sitting Duration Among Professional and Non-Professional Drivers in a Nigerian Community
Authors: Ayeni O.E. , Olayemi M.A. , Onigbinde A.T. , Kekere T.F. , Ayinla S.C.
Published: May 2024

This study investigated the prevalence of hamstring tightness among male professional, non-professional and non-drivers in a Nigerian community. It also compared the hamstring tightness of the three classes of participants.Ethical clearance was granted for the study. The design was a mixed-method of cross-sectional and comparative designs. Convenience sampling technique was used to select 150 participants who are commercial drivers (professional), private car owner who drives (non-professional) and non-drivers. Fifty individuals were recruited for each class. The hamstring tightness of the participants was determined using the Active Knee Extension Test (AKET) which was measured in degrees. Descriptive statistics and Inferential statistics of Paired t-test, and Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) were used to analyse the data obtained. The level of significance was set at 0.05.The result showed that only 16% of the non-drivers had hamstring tightness while 78% and 54% of the professional and non-professional drivers were with hamstring muscle tightness in both lower limbs. The hamstring muscle tightness was significantly higher among the driver than non-drivers (p= 0.000) and the non-professional drivers (p = 0.015). The driving experience of the professional drivers (18.90 ± 6.06 years) was significantly higher than that of non-professional drivers (6.08 ± 4.13 years), (t = 81.538, p = 0.000). The duration of sitting of the professional drivers was significantly higher than that of the non-professional drivers and non-drivers (F = 74.39, p = 0.000). There was no significant relationship between BMI and prevalence of hamstring tightness across the groups.In conclusion, the prevalence rate of hamstring muscle tightness was higher in professional than non-professional drivers and non-drivers. Also, the duration of sitting was significantly higher among the professional driver.
Forecasting the Properties of Concrete Employing Experimental Data Using Machine Learning Algorithms
Authors: Jha Abhay Kumar , Parihar R.S. , Dongre Navneet , Misra Rajesh , Kumar Barun
Published: May 2024

This study has been undertaken to investigate the compressive strength, Flexural strength and split tensile strength of concrete of grade M30 and M40 in present investigation by laboratory and predicting the strength through Machine learning technique. Flexural strength and split tensile strength which establishes the concrete class, is one of the most crucial characteristics of concrete. The primary characteristic of concrete's durability and safety is its predictable compressive strength, Flexural strength and split tensile strength which is necessary for the use of concrete structures. To explore the time-dependent behavior of concrete strength, considering factors such as curing duration and age. Main aim is to compare the performance of different regression methods, such as linear regression, ridge regression, lasso regression, or machine learning approaches like Random Forest and evaluate their suitability for concrete strength prediction and to find the accuracy of algorithms and regression.
A Review of Sustainable Concrete Construction: Strategies, Advancements, and Future Directions
Authors: Bbosa Wilfred Kisaakye , Odongo Ernest Emmanuel
Published: May 2024

The construction industry significantly impacts the environment. This review article explores various strategies and advancements in sustainable concrete construction, focusing on environmentally friendly concrete constituents, novel construction approaches, and sustainable material selection practices. The article discusses the benefits and potential of green concrete, permeable concrete, cool concrete, Ultra-High-Performance Concrete (UHPC), and the integration of local aggregates. Novel approaches like Insulated Concrete Forms (ICFs), photocatalytic concrete, 3D-printed concrete, and self-healing concrete are examined for their potential to revolutionize construction practices. Furthermore, the article explores the utilization of low-carbon concrete mixes with supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs). Challenges and considerations associated with sustainable concrete construction are also addressed, including the need for continued research, complex design considerations, economic barriers, and the importance of awareness within the industry. Finally, the article provides recommendations for future advancements, including research and development efforts, standardized practices, economic incentives, and collaborative initiatives to overcome regulatory hurdles. By implementing these recommendations, the construction industry can leverage the full potential of sustainable concrete construction for a more environmentally friendly and resilient future.
Sürekli Ulaşılabilirlik Ve Türk Hukukunda Ulaşılabilir Olmama Hakkı
Authors: Kaya Tuğçe
Published: May 2024

Sürekli Ulaşılabilirlik Ve Türk Hukukunda Ulaşılabilir Olmama Hakkı* Tuğçe Kaya** Avrupa ülkelerinin büyük bir kısmı, bir süredir işçinin ulaşılabilir olmama […]
Anayasa Yapımının Anayasa Gerçekliği Üzerindeki Sınırlı Etkisi
Authors: Yalçın Kubilay
Published: May 2024

Anayasa Yapımının Anayasa Gerçekliği Üzerindeki Sınırlı Etkisi Alman Anayasası’nın Yürürlüğe Girişinin 75. Yıl Dönümünde Türkiye’deki Yeni Anayasa Tartışmaları İçin Çıkarılacak […]
Am I an anti-semite?
Authors: Hartgerink Chris
Published: May 2024

The most common definition of anti-semitism is the racist treatment of Jewish people.

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Even though when we talk about racism we often talk about white supremacist racism towards Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), racism can be directed to any group.

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But that also means that if you have been learning about racism since Black Lives Matter, we can use that knowledge to understand anti-semitism better.
Born human as object of criminal law protection: Differentiation from the fetus
Authors: Vuković Igor
Published: May 2024

Unlike most other goods, criminal law protection of human life is absolute. While e.g. property is protected by criminal law only in a subsidiary manner (if civil law mechanisms prove insufficient), only criminal law provides the appropriate sanction for causing death. At the same time, human life is protected from birth to death. Although the basic crime through which the protection is accomplished is the crime of murder, there are numerous other crimes that result in death, e.g. in traffic or due to some generally dangerous actions (for example, as result of carelessly caused fire). A person's death can also occur due to medical errors. They are also imaginable during childbirth, which is why the moment of demarcation between the stage of the fetus and the born human is considered as a particularly important issue of life protection. Traditionally, in Serbian doctrine, this boundary marks the moment of the beginning of (regular) childbirth, or the opening of the uterus during a caesarean section. However, in recent years, in several different decisions, domestic courts advocated other criteria. The paper discusses these decisions, with the conclusion that it is not justified to abandon traditional standards in such an important segment of criminal law protection.
Analysis of characteristics of perpetrators of Criminal offenses against the Serbian Armed Forces as defined by the Criminal Code
Authors: Žnidaršič Vinko , Milisavljević Stefan
Published: May 2024

The Criminal Code of the Republic of Serbia recognizes individuals as perpetrators of offenses against the Serbian Armed Forces in a manner that, although linguistically similar to the way relationships are determined within the Serbian Armed Forces and the Ministry of Defense, fundamentally differs from the definitions provided by the Law of the Serbian Armed Forces. This may pose a challenge for authorized individuals leading criminal proceedings, as they often lack sufficient knowledge of the organization of the Serbian Armed Forces and struggle with its numerous regulations. The issue of legally defining individuals designated as perpetrators of criminal offenses by the Criminal Code is therefore explored through the method of content analysis and a comparison of regulations and broader scientific literature. According to the Criminal Code of the Republic of Serbia, individuals designated as perpetrators of criminal offenses against the Serbian Armed Forces include: military personnel; military superiors; subordinates; officials performing border duties; warehouse manager; citizen of Serbia; commander of a warship; member of a warship's crew; and member of a military aircraft crew. Through further analysis of the content of the regulations of the Serbian Armed Forces, clear definitions are provided for individuals such as subordinates, warehouse managers, citizens of Serbia, and members of a military aircraft crew in all comparative laws and regulations. Minor terminological deviations arise in the definition of the concept of military personnel, while some other subjects are significantly differently defined in the mentioned regulations (such as military superiors, who are actually individuals with the functional duty of a superior; officials performing border duties, who, since 2007, fall under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and cannot commit criminal offenses against the Serbian Armed Forces; or the commander of a warship and a member of a warship's crew, who can only be found on a military vessel).
Finding the Nexus in Accounting and Transfer Pricing Valuations for Tax Amortization of Intellectual Property Rights in Singapore – Part 2
Authors: Goh R.
Published: May 2024

This two-part article examines whether the valuation of intangibles prepared based on accounting standards or transfer pricing guidelines would also comply with the requirements for valuing intellectual property rights under section 19B of the Singapore Income Tax Act 1947. The article highlights potential issues that could result in value misalignment, largely due to differences in the definition of intangibles, basis of value and other valuation considerations. It also provides suggestions to bridge these potential gaps and to enhance valuation certainty for the tax amortization regime in Singapore.
What is a ship design firm, really?
Authors: Lagemann Benjamin , Lunnan Randi , Brett Per Olaf , Garcia Agis Jose Jorge , Solheim Astrid Vamråk , Erikstad Stein Ove
Published: May 2024

Ship design is a creative process serving a defined objective. This is normally an iterative process with the design being corrected and adjusted many times until it satisfies this objective. Ship design is taking place in a broader business context consisting of stakeholders providing necessary resources and information to enable the realization of a vessel newbuilding project. Activities performed by different actors, such as customers, suppliers and brokers, are organized by and integrated into a ship design firm. This paper addresses and discusses different ways of organizing integrated design-related activities to deliver on the firm´s value proposition. A value proposition denotes the promised value to a selected customer, and through its value proposition, a ship design firm provides “superior” solutions to a customer’s needs. To enable this solution, a design firm draws on its current resources, including its past knowledge and experiences, and uses these resources in different types of processes, and – in different ways of collaborating with internal and external actors and specialists. In this paper, we draw on approaches from the field of business strategy to understand implications and trade-offs in different logics of value creation processes, how they can be applied in ship design firms, and their implications.
Şeffaf Plaklarda Oluşan Biyofilme Farklı Dezenfektanların Etkisi
Authors: SÜMER Gün , ÖZDİLER Erhan
Published: May 2024

Şeffaf Plaklarda Oluşan Biyofilme Farklı Dezenfektanların Etkisi
Kotak Mahindra Bank: Redefining Financial Services
Authors:   Research Guide, JSPM’s Rajashi Shahu College of Engineering, Pune, Maharashtra, India., Choudhari Prof. Dr. Amey Adinath
Published: May 2024

This case study seeks to examine how Kotak Mahindra Bank has transformed the financial services industry by utilising digital platforms to foster community involvement and enhance client loyalty. Learners will examine techniques for improving client engagement, cultivating a feeling of camaraderie, and facilitating the adoption of digital advancements in the banking industry. The study will also investigate the methods employed by Kotak Mahindra to utilise social media and digital platforms in order to enhance customer service and provide tailored banking experiences.
Empowering Women in Tech: Accenture’s Initiatives for Gender Equality
Authors:   Principal, SNDT Women’s University’s, Maharshi Karve Model College For Women, Shrivardhan, Raigad, Maharashtra, India., Rane Dr. Dattatraya Pandurang
Published: May 2024

This case study aims to explore and evaluate the initiatives undertaken by Accenture to promote gender equality and empower women within the technology sector. Learners will understand the strategies employed by Accenture to increase female representation in tech roles, enhance career development opportunities for women, and address the gender gap in the technology industry. The study will also cover the impacts of these initiatives on company culture, business outcomes, and the broader technology community.
Restructuring for Resilience: The Case of Vodafone Idea
Authors:   Associate Professor, Global Business School and Research Centre, Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, Pimpri, Pune, Maharashtra,, Raje Dr. Harshal
Published: May 2024

The learning objectives focus on understanding the challenges telecommunications companies face in competitive and regulated markets, analyzing Vodafone Idea’s strategic responses to financial stress and competition, evaluating the outcomes of their restructuring efforts for financial stability and market position, and discussing the impacts of mergers and acquisitions in the telecom sector. This involves looking at how companies adapt to technological changes, regulatory demands, and competitive pressures, and how strategic decisions like cost-cutting, digital transformation, and partnerships help them navigate financial difficulties and enhance their market standing. Additionally, it covers the broader effects of mergers and acquisitions on market dynamics, competition, and innovation.
The Rise of Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) in India
Authors:   Assistant Professor, MBA Programme, SPPU, Sub Centre Nashik, Maharashtra, India., Deshmukh Ms. Prajakta B
Published: May 2024

This case study aims to explore the factors behind the rise of Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) in India, examining their significant role in the financial system, the evolving regulatory environment, and their impact on financial inclusion. Learners will gain insights into the strategic approaches taken by NBFCs to penetrate underserved markets, focusing on how these entities identify and target niche segments that traditional banks often overlook. The study will highlight the challenges NBFCs face, such as regulatory hurdles, liquidity issues, and competition from traditional banks and fintech companies. Through this case study, learners will understand the multifaceted strategies that NBFCs employ to navigate the complex financial landscape, their contribution to expanding financial access, and their role in driving economic growth by supporting sectors like MSMEs, real estate, and consumer finance.
Building a Community: The Case of BYJU’S on Social Media
Authors:   Assistant Professor, Tirpude Institute of Management Education, Nagpur, Maharashtra, India., Mudaliar Ms. Asmita Laxmikant
Published: May 2024

This case study’s main goal is to analyse BYJU’s creative community-building techniques on social media platforms. Learners will learn the value of encouraging community involvement, cooperation, and support in addition to learning how to use social media effectively for teaching. Learners will also examine how to create a vibrant online community through the utilisation of user-generated content, influencer collaborations, engagement campaigns, and content development.
Harnessing Big Data for Insights: Reliance Jio’s Customer Analytics Platform
Authors:   Assistant Professor, Christ College, Pune, Maharashtra, India, Sanu Leena
Published: May 2024

This case study aims to explore how Reliance Jio, a prominent telecommunications company in India, leverages big data analytics to gain insights into customer behavior and preferences. Learners will understand the importance of data-driven decision-making in enhancing customer experience, increasing operational efficiency, and driving business growth. Additionally, they will gain insights into the practical application of big data analytics in the telecommunications industry.
Lógica e polí­tica do objeto nos teatros de animação
Authors: Choulet Philippe , Borges Paulo César Balardim
Published: May 2024

O artigo analisa a questão do objeto animado a partir da relação que este estabelece com o sujeito que o anima e com o público. Para tanto, desenvolve uma reflexão filosófica acerca de como e porque o objeto aporta significados para a cena teatral. Perpassando a escrita, são evocados conceitos pertinentes à Platão, Husserl, Kant e Aristóteles, entre outros filósofos e artistas.
Breve itinerário do teatro de objetos: história e principais características
Authors: D'Ávila Flávia Ruchdeschel
Published: May 2024

O presente trabalho tem como foco a história do teatro de objetos, assim como a sua disseminação pela Europa e pelo Brasil por meio de intercâmbios de artistas, laboratórios e festivais de teatro. O artigo também traça um breve itinerário do objeto nas artes do século XX e apresenta alguns dos princípios fundamentais do teatro de objetos. Esses princípios não se estabelecem como normas rígidas, mas como um apanhado de experiências, relatos e reflexões de artistas vinculados a essa manifestação.
Se essa bolsa fosse uma mulher: o dispositivo amoroso no espetáculo SóFridas
Authors: Viana Joana Vieira
Published: May 2024

O artigo trata da análise do espetáculo SóFridas da Trip Teatro (Rio do Sul/SC), à luz de teorias de gênero, os feminismos e os dispositivos amoroso e materno (ZANELLO, 2020). Aborda a linguagem do Teatro de Objetos, ressaltando as metáforas e simbologias evocadas em cena. Observa os modos como a dramaturgia encontra ecos em histórias pessoais de diversas mulheres, corroborando com a ideia de que “o pessoal é político” (lema feminista) e entendendo o espetáculo como uma anti-tecnologia de gênero (LAURETIS, 1984), ao questionar padrões e condutas ligadas às mulheres.
História (decolonial) de lenços e ventos
Authors: Vieira Miguel Vellinho
Published: May 2024

Neste artigo, o autor apresenta uma provocação que busca aproximar a montagem de História de lenços e ventos, estreada em 1974, pelo Teatro Ventoforte, com direção de Ilo Krugli, do advento do Teatro de Objetos, ocorrido na década posterior. Percorrendo as premissas desse segmento das Artes Cênicas, uma revisão da montagem é apresentada no sentido de tecer um novo olhar – decolonial – sobre as escolhas do diretor.
Aspectos gerais acerca do objeto no teatro de Tadeusz Kantor
Authors: Cintra Wagner Francisco Araujo
Published: May 2024

Tadeusz Kantor (Wielopole/Polônia - 1915-1990) foi um dos mais importantes homens de teatro do século XX. O teatro de Kantor possui uma intensa ligação com as artes plásticas e tem uma grande influência das vanguardas da primeira metade do século passado. O teatro kantoriano tem diversos elementos de sustentação; entretanto, o objeto, seja ele retirado da realidade cotidiana ou construído exclusivamente para uma finalidade cênica, transpassa toda a sua obra. Assim, esse artigo procura fazer alguns apontamentos acerca do objeto no teatro de Tadeusz Kantor de forma a possibilitar um melhor entendimento da sua existência em cena tanto do ponto de vista estético, como conceitual.
Access to Supply Chain Justice?
Authors: Zimmermann Anton
Published: May 2024

One of the novel features of the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive is a private law liability for damages caused upstream in the supply chain. However, liability under substantive law is worthless without procedural rules that allow for its enforcement. Within the context of supply chain liability there are at least two major procedural problems. First, victims affected by supply chain mishandlings might be unable to afford proceedings in Europe. Second, proving that a company has not exercised a sufficient level of diligence can be difficult. Art. 29 para. 3 CSDDD seeks to address those issues.
Von frommen Wünschen und dicken Knüppeln
Authors: Seemann Carl
Published: May 2024

Die Politik einer autoritären Landesregierung wird nicht an den Grenzen des von ihr regierten Bundeslandes haltmachen. Dafür ist das föderale Gefüge der Bundesrepublik viel zu sehr auf Kooperation und Koordination ausgelegt. Wie für einzelne Bürger*innen stellt sich auch für die Bundesländer die Frage, wie sie auf autoritäre Regierungen jenseits der eigenen Landesgrenzen reagieren können.
Do stockholders appreciate CSR? The role of firm visibility, financial slack, and monitoring
Authors: UYAR Ali , LAKHAL Faten , KUZEY Cemil , KARAMAN Abdullah
Published: May 2024

Although numerous past studies have examined the association between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and firm value, the findings have been inconsistent. This study examines how firm visibility, financial slack, and monitoring affected the relationship between CSR and firm value. We find that CSR performance and its three dimensions, that is, environmental, social, and governance—have positive effects on firm value. The results also show that under slack resources and strong corporate governance, the positive effect of CSR on firm value is strongly supported. These results suggest that managers should be aware that they can also attract shareholders’ interests in the stock market while addressing stakeholders’ concerns, especially when the firm has available financial slack and strong board monitoring.
Empowering Communities in the Development of Regenerative Tourism in Koja Doi Tourism Village, Sikka Regency, East Nusa Tenggara Province
Authors: Rudolfus Sawu Michael , Adikampana I Made , Sukma Arida I Nyoman
Published: May 2024

This research aims to analyze the existing conditions of regenerative tourism development, the level of local community participation and propose an empowerment model in the development of regenerative tourism. Qualitative research with a verification approach is used to analyze research problems. Data is collected through observation, interviews, documentation and literature studies related to the subject being researched. The data analysis technique used is qualitative thematic. The informants involved in this research were local communities, regional government, non-governmental organizations, academics and tourists. The findings of this research are the existence of regenerative tourism practices by local communities and tourists. Local communities have positive attitudes and also tourists' perceptions of regenerative tourism practices. However, tourists want improvements in several other aspects. The level of local community participation in regenerative tourism entrepreneurship was found to be still minimal. This is due to human resources, economic capital and partnerships to manage a regenerative tourism business. The implication of this research is to create opportunities to optimize empowerment efforts to suit the needs and potential of local communities.
Analysis of International Trade Liberalisation In The Perspective of Islamic Economic Law Justice
Authors: Royani Royani , Setiawan Iwan
Published: May 2024

International trade is a process of exchange based on the voluntary will of each country. The motive is to gain from trade. International trade and Islamic economics are two things that overlap in influencing the economic growth of a country. In the perspective of Islamic economics, these two aspects have an important role in achieving the goal of falah (prosperity) in this world and the hereafter. This research examines the effect of international trade and the shariah economy on economic growth in the perspective of Islamic economics. The analysis is conducted by reviewing the concepts and principles of Islamic economics related to international trade activities and the application of the Shariah economy. The results show that international trade based on Islamic economic principles, such as justice, balance, and benefit, can make a positive contribution to economic growth. Meanwhile, the application of shariah economy that prioritises spiritual values and Islamic business ethics can create a conducive investment climate and encourage sustainable economic growth. Trade is a very important economic activity today, so there are no countries in the world that are not involved in trade, either inter-regional, inter-regional, or inter-country trade. While trade liberalisation or free trade is a condition in which a country conducts trade between countries without any barriers. This research is descriptive qualitative with literature study. Based on the above study, it can be concluded that the perspective of Islamic law related to international trade liberalisation is a liberal economic system that will lead to social inequality and can endanger the stability of economic security in accordance with the Islamic concept based on the principles of justice, honesty, recognition of performance and hard work, humanism, and non-centralisation.
Functional Outcome After Open Reduction and Internal Fixation in Intraarticular Distal Humerus Fracture: A Case Report
Authors: H Pakpahan Antonius , S Djatnika Rashida
Published: May 2024

The purpose of this study is to find out functional outcome after open reduction and internal fixation in intraarticular distal humerus fracture. The method used is the case report method. The purpose of this method is to present in-depth information about a particular case, including symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and results. A 51-years-old male patient presented to the emergency department after injuring his right elbow following motorcycle accident. He had suffered pain, swelling and bruise on his right elbow without neurovascular injury or external wound. Anteroposterior and lateral x rays and 3D CT scan of the right elbow joint showed simple articular and comminuted metaphyseal classified as type 13-C2. The normal range of flexion-extension of the elbow is 0°–145°. The functional range of motion required for daily activities is 30°–130° of flexion-extension and 50° of supination to 50° of pronation. Distal humerus fracture management requires a carefully planned approach. Surgical management by internal fixation is the treatment of choice for these fractures considered for a satisfactory function.
Isolation and Identification of Candida sp. in Vagina of Long-Tailed Macaque (Macaca fascicularis)
Authors: Zico Hanifa , Erina Erina , Balqis Ummu , Rahmi Erdiansyah , NA Zuhrawaty
Published: May 2024

Candida sp. are commonly found as normal flora in vagina and in certain conditions are opportunistic pathogen. This study aimed to isolation and identification Candida sp. in vagina of the long-tailed macaque (Macaca fascicularis). The sample used in the study was a vaginal swab from five long-tailed macaque (Macaca fascicularis) from Seulawah Forest Aceh Besar. Identification of Candida sp. observed macroscopically by looking at the differences in the color of the colonies grown on the CHROMagar-Candida media. The data obtained were analyzed descriptively. The results of the examination showed that in the vagina of the long-tailed macaque (Macaca fascicularis) there were six species of Candida sp. like C. albicans, C. krusei, C. tropicalis,  C. glabrata, C. dubliniensis and C. parapsilosis. It can be concluded that there are several species of Candida sp. which was successfully isolated and identified in vagina of a long-tailed macaque (Macaca fascicularis).
Performance Control of Road and Bridge Preservation Projects Using Earned Value Management (EVM) Method
Authors: Agustian Setyagraha Javan , Witjaksana Budi , Teki Tjendani Hanie
Published: May 2024

The Situbondo – Ketapang – Banyuwangi Road and Bridge Preservation Project experienced changes in the work area, requiring additional design. Asphalt overlay work was halted awaiting the test results of Asphalt Modiv PG – 70 from the Pusjatan Road Material Laboratory in Bandung, resulting in a delay in week 40 by -0.813%. Specifically, AC - WC and AC - BC asphalt work was delayed, significantly impacting the overall project performance. Cost and time analysis are crucial to address this issue. The Earned Value Management (EVM) method is used to evaluate project duration and costs. The Cost Performance Index (CPI) indicates good cost performance (>1), but the Schedule Performance Index (SPI) indicates schedule delays (0.983 < 1). The final project cost is estimated at Rp 112,439,121,070.91, with a completion time of 453 days, three days longer than planned. Effective strategies are needed in time control and design adjustments to complete the project according to expected standards.
FAKTOR – FAKTOR YANG MEMPENGARUHI PEMILIHAN MKJP DAN NON MKJP PADA PUS DI RSU AL ISLAM H.M MAWARDI KRIAN – SIDOARJO
Authors: Yuni Yastutik Iryani , Imam Nurul
Published: May 2024

Indonesia merupakan salah satu Negara berkembang yang laju pertumbuhan penduduk dan kematian ibunya relative tinggi. Salah satu upaya pemerintah dalam menekan kelahiran yaitu melalui program keluarga berencana. Program keluarga berncana ini bertujuan untuk menekan laju penduduk dan mengurangi angka kematian ibu melalui mencegah kehamilan pada usia muda, mengatur jarak kehamilan, dan menghentikan kehamilan (Yulidasari dkk, 2015). Metode kontrasepsi modern dibagi menjadi 3 yaitu metode kontrasepsi jangka panjang (IUD dan Implan), metode kontrasepsi non jangka panjang (Kontrasepsi oral, kondom, spermisida, dan injeksi) dan metode kontrasepsi permanen (MOW dan MOP). Metode kontrasepsi non jangka panjang ini lebih umum digunakan dibanding dengan metode kontrasepsi jangka panjang meskipun metode tersebut lebih efisien, hemat biaya, dan baik ditoleransi. Efektifitas dari Non-MKJP tergantung pada karakteristik pengguna seperti tingkat pendidikannya yang mempengaruhi pengetahuannya. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mengidentifikasi tingkat pengetahuan PUS, pemilihan MKJP dan Non-MKJP pada PUS, dan menganalisis hubungan tingkat pengetahuan dengan pemilihan MKJP dan Non-MKJP pada PUS di RSU Al-Islam H.M Mawardi sidoarjo. Metode penelitian yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah analitik observasional dengan pendekatan case control design. Teknik pengambilan sampel yang digunakan adalah teknik simple random sampling. Hasil penelitian ini adalah 55 seluruh PUS akseptor KB diRSU Al-Islam H.M Mawardi sidoarjo. Berdasarkan hasil uji statistik diperoleh p value = 0,013 yang artinya terdapat hubungan yang signifikan antara tingkat pengetahuan dengan pemilihan MKJP dan Non-MKJP pada PUS RSU Al-Ioslam H.M Mawardi Sidoarjo. Kesimpulan dari penelitian ini adalah sebagian besar responden yang menggunakan MKJP memiliki pengetahuan yang baik (43,7 %) dan sebagian besar responden yang menggunakan Non-MKJP memiliki pengetahuan yang kurang (62,5 %). Terdapat hubungan yang signifikan antara tingkat pengetahuan dengan pemilihan MKJP dan Non-MKJP pada PUS di RSU Al-Islam H.M Mawardi Sidoarjo. Pengetahuan responden bisa ditingkatkan melalui pendidikan dan penyuluhan dengan metode konseling yang lebih intensif. Melalui konseling yang berdasarkan evidence based dan mengandung infromasi terkini, tenaga kesehatan memberikan kesempatan pad wanita untuk memilih jenis alat kontrasepsi yang sesuai dengan kondisi dan kebutuhannya.
HUBUNGAN POLA ASUH ORANG TUA DENGAN PERKEMBANGAN SOSIAL ANAK RETARDASI MENTAL RINGAN PADA ANAK USIA 7-9 TAHUN DI SDLB BHAKTI LUHUR MALANG
Authors: Anil Masyayih Warda , Siswati Eny
Published: May 2024

Retardasi mental merupakan kecacatan yang sering terjadi pada anak. Anak retardasi mental memperlihatkan fungsi intelektual dan kemampuan dalam perilaku adaptif di bawah usianya sehingga anak yang mengalami retardasi mental kurang mampu mengembangkan keterampilan dan kebiasaan-kebiasaan yang dimiliki anak usianya. Tujuan Penelitian Untuk mengetahui adanya hubungan pola asuh orang tua dengan perkembngan sosial anak retardasi mental ringan pada anak usia 7-9 Tahun di SDLB Bhakti Luhur Malang.
            Desain penelitian yang digunakan adalah penelitian analitik korelasional dengan pendekatan rancangan cross sectional. Sampel Sebagian Anak Usia 7-9 Tahun Di SDLB Bhakti Luhur Malang sebanyak 46 orang dengan menggunakan teknik non-probability : random sampling. Alat ukur yang digunakan ialah kuesioner, yang hasilnya dianalisa dengan menggunakan uji Spearman Rho dengan taraf significan 5% (α = 0,05).
            Dari hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa dapat diketahui anak yang memiliki pola asuh orang tua demokrasi dan memiliki perkembangan sosial baik yaitu sebanyak 28 responden (60,8%), memiliki pola asuh orang tua demokrasi dan memiliki perkembangan sosial cukup yaitu sebanyak 12 responden (26,1%), memiliki pola asuh orang tua demokrasi dan memiliki perkembangan sosial kurang yaitu sebanyak 1 responden (2,1%). Sedangkan dari uji Spearman Rho diperoleh nilai sig. (2-tailed) atau ρ value 0,001 (karena ρ value < 0,05) maka yang H0  ditolak dan H1 diterima.
            Berdasarkan hasil penelitian ini dapat disimpulkan bahwa ada Hubungan Pola Asuh Orang Tua Dengan Perkembangan Sosial Anak Retardasi Mental Ringan pada usia 7-9 tahun di SDLB Bhakti Luhur Malang. Nilai koefisien korelasi spearman sebesar 0,001.