bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Analysis of Capital Asset Pricing Models: Evidence from the Bank Sector on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX)
Authors: ROSDİANA Rosdiana
Published: March 2023

In recent years, The development of the digital economy is increasingly advanced, creating new risks for banks because many banking branch offices have experienced a decline in their functionality which eventually had to be closed and had an impact on the rate of return that investors will receive. The objective of this research is to analyze the risk and return of the banking sector financial industry on the IDX, to find out efficient and inefficient stocks and to analyze stocks that can provide the greatest return on investment to investors. This type of research is quantitative research originating from secondary data, namely closing price data on stocks on the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX). The number of samples used was 43 banks which were taken using a non-probability sampling technique, especially purposive sampling which was listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange for the period February 2019 to August 2022. The analytical tool used was the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM). The results showed that of the 43 bank financial sector industries that were used as research samples, there were 18 stocks with a β_i value < 1 and 25 stocks with a β_i value > 1. Shares of the bank Woori Saudara Indonesia 1906 Tbk (SDRA) are stocks that have the smallest β_i value with The lowest E(r_i) and shares of Bank Rakyat Indonesia Tbk (AGRO) are the shares that have the highest β_i value with the largest E(r_i). Analysis of efficient and inefficient stocks shows that the number of efficient shares is 28 shares and the number of shares that are inefficient is as much as 15 shares. Of the 28 efficient stocks, Bank Jago Tbk (ARTO) shares are the ones that provide the most profit, namely 0.20280 or 20.28% when compared to other stocks.
IMAGE PROCESSING OF SKIN CANCER DETECTION IN MATLAB USING GLCM AND SVM
Authors: G Aakash. , R Adhithya , T Barathwaj , M Kandhaguru
Published: March 2023

The incidence of skin cancer is high and rising worldwide, a trend that is likely to continue given the importance of solar ultra-violet as a cause and the modern propensity to indoor lifestyle with sun-seeking holidays. Malignant melanoma is the most deadly form due to its rapid development, invasion, and metastasis cycle. Early diagnosis is paramount as prognosis is greatly improved where the tumour is excised quickly. Many common benign pigmented skin lesions can resemble early melanomas. The primary objective of this work is cancer classification from melanoma images using deep learning model. Keywords: Skin Cancer, K-Means, DRLBP, CNN.
Fake News Detection using Machine Learning
Authors:   Computer science and engineering Rashtra Sant. Tukdoji Maharaj University, Nagpur, Kingaonkar Shagun , Bawane Ajinkya , Rana Ruchi , Thool Janhavi , Kale Nikita
Published: March 2023

In our modern society where the internet is ubiquitous, everyone relies on various online resources for news. Along with the internet in the use of social media platforms like Facebook, Dataset, WhatsApp etc. News spread rapidly among millions of users within a very short span of time. The spread of fake news has far-reaching consequences like the creation of based opinions to swaying election outcomes for the benefit of certain candidates. Moreover, spammers use appealing news headlines to generate revenue using advertisement via click- baits. In this project we aim to perform classification of various news article available online with the help of concepts of Machine Learning. We aim to provide the user with the ability to classify the news which is fake or real with the help of some algorithm used in Machine Learning. This work purposes the use of machine learning techniques to detect Fake news. In the experiments used: Support Vector Machine (SVM). The normalization method is important step for cleansing data before using the machine learning method to classify data. We are aiming Support Vector Machine result should reach the higher accuracy level. Besides of machine learning we are using HTML, Python each one of has it's individual purpose for successful creation to build fake news detection KEYWORDS: Internet, Social Media, Fake News, Classification, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Websites, Python, HTML.
A Research on Computer Networking: Protocol, Challenges & Applications
Authors: Kaur AP. Manpreet
Published: March 2023

Computer networks are a collection of linked computers used for the interchange of digital data. When a server at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology was connected to the next server in Santa Monica, California, the term of a network was first presented in 1962. Since then, we've seen huge rises in the amount of computers and computer networks. Attacks on resources resulting from poor network security are one of the main issues for networks. A group of computers sharing resources that are available on or offered by network nodes is known as a computer network. Via Digital links, Computers communicate with one another using standard communication protocols. We explore giving an detailed view of Protocols, Network Security , Challenges and Applications of the computer network concept in this research study. Keywords: Computer networks, Protocols, Network security, Challenges , Applications .
Identify Critical Factors for Adopting Modern Technology: A Case Study of Gujrat
Authors:   M.Tech (Civil) Construction Engineering & Management, BVM Engineering College,  Vallabh Vidyanagar, Patel Vidhi S
Published: March 2023

Modern methods of construction (MMC) are advised in order to address the incertitude that construction frequently presents to clients and contractors. For instance, consider time, faults, safety, environmental impact, costs, income, and lifecycle performance. But does MMC really make these doubts lessen? Additionally, MMC include intrinsic hazards from the previous century, such as substandard quality and social marginalization, and alter the frames of reference of stakeholders. Instead of reducing ambiguity, MMC can make it worse. In addition to institutional reports from India and the UK and recent research from the best construction management periodicals, these problems are explored in this thesis. The properties of MMC are assessed in terms of their ability to reduce the inherent uncertainties of traditional construction. uncertainty, affecting both clients and contractors. Conclusions drawn from the review indicate that, when completely implemented, the industrialized construction process does reduce uncertainty by being more predictable in terms of time schedules, prices, and working conditions. Keywords: Barriers, Construction Method, Highrise building, innovation, Modern method
Analyzing Employee Well-being in Corporate Sectors: Data Insights and Statistical Findings
Authors: Rahman Prof Ilyas ur , Tahseen Mrs.Mariah
Published: March 2023

Employees are more likely to be creative, productive, and devoted to their employers when their needs are add ressed. The workers' physical, emotional, and mental health must be given top priority by employers. Offering flexible work hours, chances for skill development, fair compensation, secure working conditions, an d access to healthcare benefits are a few examples of what this entails. In the end, spending money on employee welfare can result in a productive workplace, more job satisfaction, and better financial results. It is the duty of employers to ensure the welfare of their workers. Employers have a responsibility to ensure the well-being of their employees. Promoting employee well-being can have a positive impact on productivity, employee engagement, and retention rates. The productivity, engagement, and retention rates of an organization's workforce can all benefit from employe e well-being promotion. By managing employee well-being, employers can create a work environment that promotes employee health, happiness, and productivity. Keywords: Employee engagement, work life balance, work environment, productivity.
Cult Artifacts among the Early Medieval Turks of Central Asia: Experience in the
Interpretation of Archaeological Materials
Authors:   Altai State
            University, Seregin Nikolai
Published: March 2023

Written accounts provide information that allows us to assume the existence of a
special group of people among the early medieval Turks of Central Asia associated with
the implementation of cult activities. At the same time, the definition of their
specific functions, the establishment of the attributes of such a practice, and many
other aspects within the framework of the designated subject remain debatable.
Significant prospects are associated with the study of archaeological materials that
quite fully characterize the material and spiritual culture of the Turks. The article
presents an overview of the extensive source base, analyzes the results of excavations
of burial complexes, and compares the observations made with the existing experience in
interpreting sites from various chronological periods. This made it possible to present
a range of objects that were supposedly associated with the implementation of cult
activities. It has been established that most of these finds from burials demonstrate
the spread of the practices of “personal magic”, including things that served as
personal amulets. The author formulates assumption that the absence of explicit burials
of clergymen among Turks reflects the performance of such actions not by a special
professional group of people, but by the heads of clans or elders.
Ornitomorphic Plots on Radial Temporal Rings: Semantics and Mythological
Origins
Authors:   Bryansk State University named
            after Academician I.G. Petrovski, Shinakov Evgenii , Chubur Arthur ,   Bryansk State University
            named after Academician I. G. Petrovski
Published: March 2023

Radial temporal rings (earrings, head pendants) serve for some direct aesthetic
purposes, but also for ethnic identification, status-ranking and have a symbolic-sacred
value. The article addresses one of the least studied group in this category of jewelry.
Dents on the inside of the handle here are replaced by some cast ornitomorphic figures.
A typological correlation analysis made it possible to highlight 3 insulated variants
and 4 types. The defining feature is the iconography and semantics of the image
associated with a certain layer of mythology. The motives of Iranian and Byzantine art
are traced (some motives find analogies in Volga Bulgaria). Some of the images go back
to the Perm beast style and Finno-Ugric mythology. One variant has some contrast
versions for the explanation of its semantics: Oriental, Christian and Scandinavian (the
plot “Odin and crows”), transformed through the Perm animal style. All this complex
picture can find an explanation in the geopolitical and cross-cultural situation of the
bearers of this jewelry at the end of the 9 th — mid 10th centuries. These items were
found on the lands of the late Romenskaya and final Luka-Raykovetskaya cultures
(Vyatichi, Severians, Radimichi, Drevlyane, and in borderlands populated by the Tivertsi
and White Croats).
From Universal to Specialized Weapons? The Techniques of Spear Fighting of Slavs
vs. Other Peoples in the European Early Middle Ages. Selected Examples
Authors:   “Triglav” Editorial
            House, Górewicz Igor
Published: March 2023

Spear is one of the oldest weapons used by man for combat and hunting. The
widespread use of spears was associated with, among other things, the relative ease of
their manufacture and the relationship of price to combat utility. There are
inaccuracies in the literature related to terminology, such as spear and javelin. It is
important to consider how spear was used in fight, whether it was used exclusively for
fighting by stabbing and possibly cutting, or whether it was also thrown. The first ones
to be mentioned in the sources, the Sclaveni and the Antes, fought mainly with short
spears and shields. The term άκοντίον (akontion in Latin transliteration) applied in
this context was used to describe the javelin. Also Arabic sources from the 9th century
describe Slavs using javelins and short spears. European iconography from the 9th—12th
centuries also shows that spears intended for close combat could also be thrown. The
spear has undergone far-reaching transformations over the centuries, but the original
change was that of use, which entailed an adaptation of form. In the 11th century it
began to evolve in two directions: towards the knight’s lance, and later the infantry
pike. Very long spear specimens have been found that exceeded 3 m, which may be a
manifestation of both of these trends. Only the finding of the lower spear butt could
give us the answer whether we are dealing with an infantry or a cavalry weapon in a
given specimen.
“Bacteriological Attack” of 1346 in Kaffa and Magical Practices of Medieval
Nomads
Authors: Porsin Artem
Published: March 2023

Gabriel de Mussy’s report, apparently recorded from the words of eyewitnesses of
the event, is a convincing description of one of the first facts in human history of the
use of “bacteriological weapons”. Allegedly, during the siege of the Crimean city of
Kaffa by the Golden Horde troops of Khan Dzhanibek, a plague epidemic broke out among
the soldiers. Then the besiegers began to throw the bodies of the dead into the city
with the help of stone throwers, after which the epidemic broke out there as well. Many
of the townspeople fled on ships and arrived in Italy by sea, thus bringing the disease
to Europe. De Mussy’s report is criticized or accepted by different authors with a
different set of arguments, but both points of view are built on the basis of the
assumption that the nomads bombarded the city with corpses and tried to spread an
epidemic to it in order to facilitate the assault. However, de Mussy’s text directly
says that this action was a gesture of desperation and was carried out after the Mongols
had lost interest in the siege. The article compares the actions of the Golden Horde
army in 1346 in Kaffa with the practices that, according to Russian and Polish sources,
were used by nomads in Southwestern Russia during the campaign against Poland in
1287—1288, when there was also an epidemic. This comparison, in the context of accounts
on how the Mongols of the imperial period understood the manifestation of a deadly
infectious disease, allows to conclude that, perhaps, the practices recorded by de Mussy
had a magical, rather than a rational meaning.
Copper Coins of the Golden Horde Settlement Shehr al-Jadid
Authors:   Pridnestrovian State University named after T. G. Shevchenko, Crivenco Andrey
Published: March 2023

The article describes the copper coins (puls) minted in the 1360s in the Golden Horde city of Shehr al-Jadida (New City), located in Old Orhei (Republic of Moldova). The article offers a comparative analysis of the results of studying these coins by other scientists. The catalog of the article contains data on 593 coins, including photographs of 164 of them. Coin images of identified varieties of original and imitative puls have been restored and their drawings are presented. The evolution of the use of the “islimi” ornamental substrate technique on the puls of Shehr al-Jadida is presented. Based on a study of stamping dies, a grid of correlations of dies was built and a classification of puls was created. The boundaries of the use of the former Juchid copper puls in re-minting Shehr al-Jadida coins at the early stages of their issue are determined. The criteria distinguishing original issues from imitative ones are revealed. These include the simplified, barbaric nature of the legend and images, as well as the absence of any connection between the stamping dies and the coins of the original issues. An analysis of the die characteristics of the coins of the New City, found in various regions of Moldova and Ukraine, allows us to conclude that the mint of Shehr al-Jadida could work only on the territory of the modern Old Orhei. The article is provided with a large number of illustrations, including previously unpublished varieties of copper puls.
Hoards and Hoard Hunting as a Sociocultural Phenomenon in the Life of the Cossacks in the 18th—19th Centuries
Authors:   Zaporizhia National University, Milchev Vladimir ,   Center for Research of Regions “Volga-Dnieper” under the Ministry of Education of China, Anhui normal university, Sen’ Dmitry ,   Southern Federal University
Published: March 2023

The article examines the evolution of the Cossacks’ ideas about hoards in the territories of their traditional residence — Zaporozhye, Don, Kuban. The history of hoards is inscribed in the space of traditional activities of the Cossack communities, accompanied by the accumulation of material values, including money. The authors reveal the forms and degree of participation of the Don and Black Sea (Kuban) Cossacks in unauthorized (predatory) excavations of numerous antiquities of the south of the Russian Empire of the 19 th— early 20 th centuries, including hoard hunting, and identified the factors that determined the transformation of the cultural memory of the Cossacks about the hoards in the specified period.
About Formulas of Greek Magical Inscriptions from North Black Sea Shore
Authors:   National Research University Higher School of Economics, Dept. of Humanitarian Sciences, Shelov-Kovedyaev Fedor
Published: March 2023

The paper discusses the features of some magical artefacts — from “white” to black magic. The author of the phylakterion from necropolis of Panticapaeum (point 2) invokes 18 times — this is the number of life in the Hebrew tradition — on the Anonymous (ἀνώνυµος) Judaic God, praying him for protection. A priest of Hermes in graffito from Olbia Pontica (point 3) emphasizes his fidelity to Athene. The silver kantharos from the Artesian fortress (point 4) on Kerch peninsula has the protective abracadabra. The curse (point 5) from the same citadel sends the subject of incantation to the worms.
The Interpretation of the Magical Inscription DefOlb 24 with the Encoded Text
Authors:   Ismail State Humanities University, Nikolaev Mykola
Published: March 2023

The encoded magical inscription from the Olbian necropolis ΒΑΔΩΠΙΣΟΣΕΠΙΚΑΙΛΗΣ / ΝΙΓΕΣΩΝΚΑΡΙΤΣΟΣ /ΒΑΔΕΓΟΣΑΓΙΩΝ, was published by S. R. Tokhtas’ev in 2000. The publisher and other scientists were unable to read the text of the inscription. A. V. Belousov did not rule out that the inscription contains encrypted personal names. Based on system analysis, the inscription is a list of six names (in the nominative case) of 1st century BC —3rd century AD: Βαδάκης, Σωσίπολις, / Νικέρατος, Ἐπιγώνε, / Βάδαγος, Ἰγισών. The interpretation of this inscription suggested by V. P. Yailenko “O King, I call on you again, and should you want, cleanse the healthy; fill them richly, o King, as much as you can with pure properties” seems to be some pseudo-scientific erotic fantasies.
Mihrab of the Stary Krym Mosque Associated with Khan Uzbek
Authors:   Institute of Archaeology of Crimea of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Kirilko Vladimir
Published: March 2023

The mihrab is found inside a mosque of late 15th — early 16th centuries. A dedicatory prescription on its portal contains the names of Uzbek, a Golden Horde Khan, and someone named Abdul-Aziz ibn Ibrahim al-Arbeli, and the date — 714 year of Hijra. The mihrab is a spolia and used to belong to another, yet unidentified structure of 14th century. Based on its physical studying and comparing it with iconographic sources and observations of other researchers, we can assert that the structure fully maintained its original aspect, in spite of its relocation and installation in a new place. The mihrab is a monumental stone structure made of carefully processed blocks of limestone. It is a two-part stalactitical niche with a rectangular frame, sunk into a quarry stone wall. This frame was decorated with exquisite incised ornament, Quranic texts and three figured knobs. Currently, the mihrab is largely distorted by some improvements. The key objective of this research is to provide a systemic historiographic information about this structure and introduce for discussion the proceedings of its studies before the restoration, for various reasons unnoticed by the specialists.
Epigraphic and pictorial materials from An Jia the tomb (preliminary report)
Authors:   Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography of Siberian branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Kudinova Maria , Komissarov Sergey ,   Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography of Siberian branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences,   Novosibirsk State University, Soloviev Aleksandr ,   Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography of Siberian branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Published: March 2023

The article presents materials of An Jia tomb, one of the early medieval Sogdian burials in China. A description of the burial complex is offered, descriptions of the painted reliefs of the stone burial couch and a stone panel above the tomb door, as well as the complete commented translation of the epitaph of the deceased are provided. Two versions of interpretation of stone reliefs’ semantics are proposed: an idealized report on the earthly life to higher powers or ideas about the afterlife. The identification of specific features of the funerary rite, the stylistic and semantic analysis of images on reliefs in comparison with epigraphic data confirm the thesis about the syncretic nature of the studied complex, which combined elements of the Zoroastrian, Confucian, and Buddhist religious and worldview traditions.
GENERAL REVIEW ON CIVIL SOCIETY AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION
Authors: PENA BARRIOS ANGELLO JAVIER
Published: March 2023

The enforcement of the constitution always has been a problem in countries for different facts. One of the facts is the absence of commitment by civil society. The populism, authoritarianism, and anti-democratic aspects of who arrive at institutions nowadays are dangerous to the life and enforcement of constitutional law. For these problems, the present paper will try to answer the question: Why does civil society need to know about the constitution? The answer will be through authority arguments and self-reflections that point the important place that plays a constitution in our lives. The structure of this work will be in this way: Firstly, the rights that a person has as a human and why the politicians must respect them. Secondly, to have rights is necessary also, have duties. Thirdly, the value that a constitution has to the civil society, but why? Finally, the place of a civil society in the enforcement of constitutional law. We conclude that the Constitution is an instrument to build a civil society free and equal. The Constitution has the basic rights and duties to live in order, in peace and safe. The Constitution is a problem of everybody, for that reason, the preambles of the constitutions refer to “the people” and everybody should know the Constitution.
E-COMMERCE SYSTEM FOR E-COMMERCE BUSINESS: A CASE STUDY
Authors: QADIR TARA OTHMAN , TAUJUDDIN NIK SHAHIDAH AFIFI MD , KHAN SUNDAS NAQEEB , MUBASHAR MUHAMMAD
Published: March 2023

The paper includes a study of works on technology for constructing online stores, platforms, and applications, along with the methodology in which the evaluating process used for the effectiveness of ecommerce systems. The approach is to build a mathematical model of the online store. The researchers calculated the efficacy of the strategy for organization using the mathematical equipment. Another approach is based on the practical use of e-commerce platforms. The main purpose of this study is to uncover essential design aspects that have a significant impact on e-commerce application performance. This research proposes that investigates the links between specific design aspects, actual service, and e-commerce system end achievement. To test the theoretical paradigm, an empirical investigation was done. The study found that the information phase, out of all the transaction stages, had the greatest impact on the base productivity of e-commerce systems. Product-related information, depth and variety of the system structure, variety of product list view, consistency of product and background presentation, and variety of product information presentation were all found to be closely related to the perceived quality level among the innumerable design factors related to the information phase. The study's theoretical and practical consequences are discussed towards the end of this study.
PROVIDING A SOCIAL VALUE CREATION MODEL BASED ON UNIVERSITY SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (USR)
Authors: MOHAMMADI AKBAR , SHARIATI SHAHROUZ
Published: March 2023

The purpose of this study was to provide a social value creation model based on the dimensions of university social responsibility. In this model, the supporting literature of the balanced scorecard field is used. In this model, the development of creating value for the beneficiaries follows the triad of: (1) internal processes, (2) academic audiences, and (3) learning and growth. Also, innovation development, organizational development and social learning play key roles in this model. This model is elaborated to developing a road map for science and technology policy makers in the development of university social responsibilities. This research also describes the experience of how to use balanced scorecard method, shows how this method can be used to formulate strategies in the field of social responsibility of universities and what advantages this method has in comparison with other methods of developing cultural and social strategies. The manuscript identifies the strategies of university social responsibility in the dimensions of the balanced scorecard, which is to identify these factors using qualitative method (using snowball method) and quantitative (using appropriate statistical tests). It is used as a mixed method and in the classification of researches based on how to collect data, this research is located in the descriptive research group of the survey and due to the experimental and non-experimental characteristics of the research, the present research method is considered as a non-experimental method.
ORGANIZATIONAL LEARNING CAPABILITY AND EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE OF MANUFACTURING FIRMS IN RIVER STATE
Authors: EMOH CHINEDU STANISLOUS
Published: March 2023

This study examined the relationship between organizational learning capability and employee performance of manufacturing firms in Rivers State, Nigeria. The cross-sectional survey which is a form of quasi experimental design was employed in this study. A total population of seven hundred and forty-five (745) employees was covered in this study but sample size of 254 was derived. Questionnaire was used in collecting data from respondent. The simple random sampling technique was used in this study. The retrieved data was analyzed using Spearman Rank Order Correlation Coefficient in order to ascertain if there is any significant relationship between the dimension of organizational learning capability (participatory decision making and risk taking) and the measures of employee performance (task performance and adaptive performance). The result of the bivariate hypotheses revealed that the dimensions of organizational learning capability relates significantly with the measures of employee performance. Thus, the study concluded that an increase in the organizational learning capability of manufacturing firms in terms of participatory decision making and risk taking will help boost the performance of the employees. The study recommended among others that the management of the manufacturing firms should ensure that employees are involved in decision making process as such will give them a clearer picture of what need to be accomplished and thus enhance their task performance.
Numerical Solutions of Conformable Time-Fractional Swift-Hohenberg Equation with Proportional Delay by the Novel Methods
Authors: EROL Ahmet Semih , ANAÇ Halil , OLGUN Ali
Published: March 2023

The conformable fractional q-Shehu homotopy analysis transform method and the conformable Shehu transform decomposition method are used to analyze the conformable time-fractional Swift-Hohenberg equations with proportional delay. The graphs of the numerical solutions to this problem are drawn. The proposed methods are effective and consistent, according to numerical simulations.
O PRINCÍPIO DA FUNÇÃO SOCIAL NOS CONTRATOS DE COMPRA E VENDA
Authors: Silveira Andréia Aparecida Antunes , Batista Laura de Melo , Cerqueira Maria Clara , Ferreira Vitoria Cristie
Published: March 2023

SEM RESUMO
A UTILIZAÇÃO DE ESPAÇOS OCIOSOS DA ESCOLA COMO PROPONENTES PARA EDUCAÇÃO EXTRA-CLASSE COM FOCO NOS TEMAS TRANSVERSAIS DOS PCN’S: PERSPECTIVAS INICIAIS DA IMPLEMENTAÇÃO DE ESTRUTURAS PARADIDÁTICAS NA ESCOLA ESTADUAL “PROFESSOR CARLOS PEREIRA BARBOSA”
Authors: Nascimento Lisiane Andréia , Gomes Marco Antônio Bastos , dos Santos Ana Patrícia
Published: March 2023

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OS DESAFIOS DA EDUCAÇÃO JURÍDICA SUPERIOR NA PANDEMIA.
Authors: Alves Viviane Santos
Published: March 2023

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RACISMO NA RECONSTRUÇÃO DO ESTADO: A OPERACIONALIZAÇÃO DO CONTRATO RACIAL
Authors: da Silva Ana Paula Ricardo
Published: March 2023

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DEZ ANOS DE COTAS NA UFRGS: UM ESTUDO DAS AÇÕES AFIRMATIVAS NA PERSPECTIVA DO ACESSO, PERMANÊNCIA E EMPODERAMENTO DOS ALUNOS NEGROS DIPLOMADOS
Authors: de souza Eliane Almeida
Published: March 2023

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ARQUITETURA BIOMIMÉTICA - ST. MARY AXE, UMA OBRA INSPIRADA NA NATUREZA
Authors: Godoi Maila P Souza
Published: March 2023

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OS IMPACTOS NOCIVOS INVISÍVEIS DA MINERAÇÃO DE PEQUENA ESCALA DA OPALA NO MUNICÍPIO DE PEDRO II -PI: FATORES INIBIDORES DO DESENVOLVIMENTO LOCAL
Authors: Rodrigues Rodrigo Amaral
Published: March 2023

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PAPA FRANCISCO E MOVIMENTOS SOCIAIS: INFLUÊNCIA DA RELIGIÃO NA LUTA SOCIAL
Authors: Sobrinho Marcos Crescêncio , Suave Angela Michele
Published: March 2023

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LÚDICO: UMA POSSIBILIDADE DE ENSINO E APRENDIZAGEM NA EDUCAÇÃO INFANTIL E NOS ANOS INICIAIS
Authors: de Lima Maria do Socorro , Cruz Maria Júlia Carneiro de Moura
Published: March 2023

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PROPOSTA DE AVALIAÇÃO POR MEIO DE GAMIFICAÇÃO NO PROGRAMA DE NIVELAMENTO – LÍNGUA PORTUGUESA NAS INSTITUIÇÕES DE ENSINO SUPERIOR – IES EAD
Authors: Meller Fernanda Gusso Rosa , Tuchinski Rita de Cassia Turmann , Simão Bruno Luis
Published: March 2023

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MONOPÓLIO E INTERVENÇÃO ESTATAL NO ESTADO DE RORAIMA
Authors: Mesquita Yamille Cerqueira
Published: March 2023

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EDIFICANDO CAMINHOS PARA A EDUCAÇÃO INCLUSIVA: AÇÕES E REFLEXÕES SOBRE A INCLUSÃO ESCOLAR
Authors: Pereira Rosiane Sousa , Pereira Rosivane Sousa
Published: March 2023

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ARQUITETURA BIOMIMÉTICA - ST. MARY AXE, UMA OBRA INSPIRADA NA NATUREZA
Authors: Godoi Maila Pereira e Souza
Published: March 2023

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LOCAIS DE CONFINAMENTO EM HARMONIA: PROGRAMA ARTÍSTICO EDUCATIVO DEDICADO A JOVENS DETENTOS
Authors: Prado Adriana Lopes dos Santos
Published: March 2023

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PROJETO DE VIDA: NAS ENTRELINHAS DAS CONSTRUÇÕES DE IDENTIDADE DOS EGRESSOS DO SISTEMA PRISIONAL
Authors: Bagatol Fernnanda Castellari
Published: March 2023

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APLICAÇÃO DE UM MODELO DE PROGRAMAÇÃO LINEAR UTILIZANDO SOLVER PARA OTIMIZAÇÃO DO CONSUMO DE CELULOSE EM UMA INDÚSTRIA DE PAPEL
Authors: Wittmann Anderson Luiz
Published: March 2023

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EDUCAÇÃO DO CAMPO: UM ESTUDO DA PROPOSTA PEDAGÓGICA DA EEMTI JOSEFA ALVES BEZERRA, EM JUCÁS/CE.
Authors: LIMA FRANCISCO KARISSON CHAGAS , Silva Josefa Lúcia Morais
Published: March 2023

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RELATO DE EXPERIÊNCIA DAS AULAS DA ESCOLA ESTADUAL FELISBERTO ALVES CARREJO
Authors: Leme Ana Clara da Silva
Published: March 2023

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O SER SOCIAL, FRAGMENTOS E TOTALIDADE: LUKÁCS RETRATOS E REFLEXOS
Authors: Filho Odair Dias
Published: March 2023

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QUESTÕES SOBRE A CATEGORIA TRABALHO: DO SENTIDO ONTOLÓGICO À ANTÍTESE CAPITALISTA
Authors: LADEIRA THALLES AZEVEDO
Published: March 2023

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A (DES)CONSTRUÇÃO DO CONHECIMENTO NA EDUCAÇÃO DO CAMPO: DIÁLOGOS ENTRE OS SABERES NO ENSINO DE MATEMÁTICA
Authors: Alves Leila de Cássia Faria
Published: March 2023

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SUBSÍDIO PARA IMPLANTAÇÃO DO CICLO PDCA PARA MELHORIA CONTÍNUA DAS PRÁTICAS EXPERIMENTAIS NAS ESCOLAS PLENAS
Authors: Gonçalves Leila da Silva
Published: March 2023

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O ENSINO DE PARASITOLOGIA ATRAVÉS DE PROJETOS PEDAGÓGICOS
Authors: da Silva Marianne Feitoza , Pereira Gabriel Soares
Published: March 2023

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EXISTE SERIAL KILLER NO BRASIL? UMA ANÁLISE DA PERCEPÇÃO BRASILEIRA ACERCA DE HOMICÍDIOS SERIAIS A PARTIR DE SUAS REPRESENTAÇÕES MIDIÁTICAS.
Authors: Silva Jussara de Souza , de Oliveira Ian Pablo , Zanni Karina Piccin
Published: March 2023

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Netflix’s complicated role as an innovative disruptor in the film industry
Authors: Green Jennifer
Published: March 2023

This article analyzes specific aspects of industry practice to consider ways in which Netflix has proven itself an innovative disruptor in the film industry. By applying Clayton Christensen’s theory and model of innovative disruption to Netflix, it addresses ways both Netflix and “incumbents” (in this case, legacy film industry businesses, namely the Hollywood studios) epitomize the concept, and what this has meant and might mean in the near future for the industry as a whole.While the streaming platform’s categorization as an innovative disruptor is not new and has drawn plenty of criticism, the author pulls from a combination of academic research and up-to-date coverage in trade journals to analyze four key areas of industry practice where the label could be justified. These four areas are: the skipping and/or collapsing of the usual distribution windows; the traditional lack of clear viewership data to compare with theatrical box office figures; the inclusion in prestige events like Cannes and the Oscars; and the use of metrics and algorithms to track and target users in minute detail.The article also analyzes ways in which Netflix itself has exploited and promoted the ‘innovative disruptor’ label as advantageous for its own business. The steps which have gotten Netflix to where it is today offer insight into film business strategies and industry trends that are actively shaping the future of the industry. This is reflected in how quickly and constantly the film business changes, underscoring how some of the data and information detailed in this article may already be out of date by the time of publication.The article draws conclusions about why Netflix has faced concentrated pushback from legacy businesses in each of the four industry areas analyzed. The article also considers ways the industry and the incumbent business model are themselves adapting as a result. These dual realities demonstrate the full arc of disruption.
The impact of Erasmus+ on self-efficacy of English language teachers
Authors: Ozdemir Emsal Ates , Kayapinar Ulas , Kose Nurcan
Published: March 2023

The study aimed to investigate if Erasmus+ program made a significant change in the self-efficacy perceptions of English language teachers. A descriptive correlational design was used in this study. To collect data, a self- efficacy scale was administered to 202 English teachers from various countries, 82 of whom participated in the Erasmus+ program. The data was analyzed through Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) 23.0. Independent sample t-test was performed to calculate and compare any potential variations in means between the groups. Based on the test results, it was found out that there was no discernible difference between the teachers that took part in an Erasmus+ program and those that did not. This might imply that the Erasmus+ program had no impact on the self-efficacy of English language teachers. Similarly, in the factors of the scale, such as student engagement, instructional strategies and classroom management, no significant difference was revealed between the groups. Taken together, these results suggest that Erasmus+ offers teacher candidates a fantastic opportunity for an international education and personal development, but it does not appear to be a predictor of strong self-efficacy in their teaching profession.
EFEKTIVITAS PROGRAM PEMBAGIAN LIMA RIBU MASKER DESA PESANGGRAHAN KOTA BATU
Authors: Dimas Mahendra Frydi , Ambarwati Arie , Taufik Raharja Wildan
Published: March 2023

The Indonesian government itself has designated Covid-19 as a National Disaster According to Presidential Decree no. 12 of 2020 (2020) which states Covid-19 as a non-natural disaster that has had an impact on increasing the number of victims and property losses, the Pesanggrahan Village Batu City itself has a work program when in During this pandemic period, namely a program of five thousand masks that were distributed to the community in Pesanggrahan Village, this program was carried out in accordance with the Circular Letter of the Village Minister Number: S.2294/HM.01.03/VIII/2020 (2020) aimed at making the community especially in Pesanggrahan Village obedient in carrying out health protocols and carrying out the role of the village in controlling covid-19 in rural communities, so that the Pesanggrahan village can realize a Covid-19 Safe Village.

               Descriptive quantitative research is the main method used for investigation after studying the considerations of the purpose of investigation and investigation. The analytical technique used in this research is descriptive statistics using data classification using class interval method.

The research on the mask distribution program on the variables used by the program is still not effective because the program monitoring variable gets a value of 64% of the community assessing that the masks distributed are not all residents get masks, only the Head of the Family gets 1 mask.
UPAYA PEMERINTAH DESA HENDROSARI DALAM MEMPERTAHANKAN DESA WISATA LONTAR SEWU DI ERA PANDEMI COVID-19
Authors: Prasetijowati Tri , Ismail  , Sari Dinita
Published: March 2023

This study aims to analyze the formation of the Lontar Sewu Tourism Village before the Covid-19 Pandemic, the efforts of the Hendrosari Village Government in maintaining the Lontar Sewu Tourism Village in the Covid-19 Pandemic era and the factors that influenced the efforts of the Hendrosari Village Government in maintaining the Lontar Sewu Tourism Village. The research method used is descriptive qualitative. The informants in this study were the Head of Hendrosari Village, the Director of the Lontar Sewu BUMDes who doubled as Chair of the Tourism Awareness Group and sellers of food and drinks at tourist attractions. Data collection techniques through observation, interviews and documentation. The data analysis technique used is data collection, data condensation, data presentation, and drawing conclusions. The results showed that: (1) The establishment of the Lontar Sewu Tourism Village was to improve the welfare of the people of Hendrosari Village. The accessibility conditions of Lontar Sewu Tourism Village are good, it has interesting objects, the village government and the community support the tourism village, village security is guaranteed, accommodation in terms of restaurants is available but does not yet have a homestay, the climate is quite cool and it is not related to other tourist objects. (2) The efforts of the Hendrosari Village Government in maintaining a tourist village are digital promotional innovations via Instagram @explore_lontarsewu, adaptation of the implementation of the CHSE health protocol (Cleanliness, Health, Safety, Environment Sustainability) and collaborating with seven stakeholders. (3) Factors that influence it are economic factors (budget funds), social factors (community participation) and environmental factors (conservation of natural potential).
PEMANFAATAN SOSIAL MEDIA CAGAR BUDAYA SEJARAH JATIM DALAM PELESTARIAN CAGAR BUDAYA DI KOTA SURABAYA
Authors: Dwirista Octama , Fadeli Mudammad , Fitriawardhani Tira
Published: March 2023

Cultural Conservation is material cultural heritage in the form of Cultural Conservation Objects, Cultural Conservation Buildings, Cultural Conservation Structures, Cultural Conservation Sites, and Cultural Conservation Areas on land and/or in water that need to be preserved because they have important values for history, science, education. , religion, and/or culture through the determination process.

This study aims to determine the use of the Instagram account @cagarkultur_sejarahjatim in preserving cultural heritage in the city of Surabaya. This research use desciptive qualitative approach. The results of the study show that the observations that occur in the video publication of cultural heritage in the city of Surabaya which are presented through the posting of the Instagram account @cagarkultur_sejarahjatim in their publications use many choices of persuasive sentences in concise and simple language so that they are easy to understand. Some of the connotative meanings in the video of cultural heritage in the city of Surabaya show culture that must be preserved and maintained as well as possible so that it can be used as a cultural heritage in Indonesia.
INOVASI LAYANAN KEPENDUDUKAN DISPENDUKCAPIL MELALUI PROGRAM JEMPUT BOLA TERPADU DI KABUPATEN SIDOARJO
Authors: Irianto Heru , Ratnawati Susi , Hartin Jusmitha
Published: March 2023

Rapid technological developments encourage the government as a public organization to innovate services to the community. This is intended to increase the reach of ownership of population documents to the community. This research is a qualitative descriptive study, and the location of this research was conducted at the Population and Civil Registration Office of Sidoarjo Regency. Based on the results of this study, it can be seen that the focus of the research which consists of relative advantages can be said to have succeeded in increasing the scope of ownership of population documents. Compliance can be said to have succeeded in increasing the scope of ownership of resident documents. Complexity can be said to have succeeded in increasing the scope of document ownership. tried can be said to have succeeded in increasing the scope of document ownership. Ease can be said to have succeeded in increasing the scope of document ownership. The supporting factors of this integrated pick-up program include human resources (HR), leadership capital, and organizational structure capital. However, on the other hand there are also obstacles in this program, namely cultural or organizational barriers and administrative pressures and barriers.
Van ‘wat werkt’ naar ‘hoe werkt het’ in onderzoek naar herstelrecht – het concept van ‘bereidheid’
Authors: Suzuki Masahiro
Published: March 2023

From ‘what works’ to ‘how it works’ in research on restorative justice conferencing: the concept of readiness

This article was published earlier in the International Journal of Restorative Justice (2020, nr. 3) and is translated into Dutch for this issue. While many empirical studies on restorative justice conferencing have been conducted in the context of ‘what works’, research on ‘how it works’ is scarce. Little is known about how, in what conditions and for whom restorative justice conferencing ‘works’. In this article, Suzuki aims to fill this gap in the literature by developing a concept of readiness. It refers to participants’ attitudes and emotional dispositions towards, and knowledge about, restorative justice conferencing and the other parties prior to the face-to-face dialogue process. Suzuki suggests that the concept of readiness may be a key independent variable to understand how restorative justice conferencing works because it reminds us that a restorative journey may begin before a face-to-face dialogue between participants take places. This article concludes by offering how it can be used in research on restorative justice conferencing.
Mediation in Strafzaken bezien vanuit een conferentieperspectief – complexe mediations
Authors: Pinkster Antonietta
Published: March 2023

Complex mediations in criminal cases as restorative justice conferences

In this article the author explains how complex mediation in criminal cases functions in the existing Dutch justice system and explores the ways in which it could advance the application of restorative justice therein. Mediation in criminal cases is applied in a setting with offender and victim and can become complex by the number of people involved. There is a difference between parties to a mediation and participants. Application of mediation in newly formulated criminal proceedings could give meditations more the character of restorative justice conferences when more participants will be involved. It is interesting to explore whether mediations in criminal cases can contribute to expanding the application of restorative justice by extending it to include the ‘community’ dimension as a party. After all, the community as such has so far not been a party in a mediation, although sometimes the community will have a direct and sometimes indirect interest in the outcome of a mediation. When the (immediate) environment also becomes part of the restorative justice intervention it can be seen as the last form of recovery. In the long run restorative (justice) conferences and sentencing circles can also be explored in line with ideas of Claessen. However, Pinkster currently warns that caution is needed to protect the principles of a fair trial, as long as criminal trials are not fully replaced by restorative justice.
Sistem Pendukung Keputusan Penentuan Bayi Gizi Baik dan Buruk Metode VIKOR
Authors: Arsyah Ulya Ilhami , Nasution Anggi Refachriati , Sweety Miana , Toar Miftahul Jannah
Published: March 2023

Penting bagi orang tua untuk memastikan bahwa bayi mendapat gizi yang baik sejak usia dini. Tujuannya untuk membantu bayi tumbuh dan berkembang dengan baik. Ukuran status gizi baik bayi adalah terpenuhinya kebutuhan gizi hariannya secara optimal. Hitung tangan masih digunakan untuk menentukan bayi baik dan kurang gizi di Posyandu Cempaka. Cara ini tentu dianggap kurang efektif dan memakan waktu lebih lama. Sistem pendukung keputusan (SPK) digunakan untuk menentukan gizi baik dan buruk pada bayi di Posyandu Cempaka. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah menggunakan asesmen untuk mengetahui gizi baik dan buruk pada bayi. Metode penelitian ini menggunakan metode Vikor sebagai metode pemeringkatan menurut kriteria yang digunakan untuk menilai bayi gizi baik dan gizi buruk yaitu. berdasarkan berat badan, tinggi badan, umur (bulan), lingkar kepala dan lingkar pinggang. Sistem Pendukung Keputusan yang dibuat dalam penelitian ini dapat menunjukkan peringkat dan memilih dari beberapa alternatif, mengidentifikasi solusi kompromi untuk masalah dengan kriteria yang bertentangan dan membantu pengambil keputusan membuat keputusan akhir yang tepat.
Rekomendasi Pemasangan Wifi.id di Lokasi Strategis Menggunakan Metode COPRAS
Authors: Simargolang Muhammad Yasin , Imanita Yulia , Thasandra Myra
Published: March 2023

Sistem pendukung keputusan adalah suatu sistem yang dapat memberikan keterampilan, baik keterampilan pemecahan masalah maupun keterampilan komunikasi, untuk masalah semi-terstruktur. Keputusan dibuat secara sistematis, fakta dikumpulkan, kemudian kemungkinan-kemungkinan dianalisis secara menyeluruh, kemudian bertindak berdasarkan perhitungan adalah tindakan yang paling tepat. Memasang Lokasi Wifi.id yang Strategis menjadi salah satu hal yang harus dipertimbangkan oleh Telekom. Selain itu, penelitian ini secara khusus bertujuan untuk mendeskripsikan sistem pendukung keputusan pemasangan Wifi.id di Lokasi Strategis. Kondisi tiap daerah berbeda-beda, sehingga cara pemasangannya harus diperhatikan. Metode keputusan yang digunakan dalam memberikan rekomendasi menggunakan Complex Proportional Assessment (COPRAS). Hasil kajian menunjukkan bahwa jika pemasangan Lokasi Strategis Wifi.id dilakukan dengan benar dan dengan perhitungan yang tepat, pengolahan yang kurang tepat dapat diperbaiki.