bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Cadbury India – Sweet Turning Sour
Authors: Fernandes Semila F , Gupta Pooja , Vidyasagar A
Published: June 2019

Mondelez global CEO Irene Rosenfeld has been concerned over slow growth in India unit. Since 2015, she has expressed her concern over this slow growth rate. “India is a market that we're watching closely....... It's just growing at a slower rate than it had been. So I want to be very clear; it's just we'd like to see it get back up to the high single-digit, double-digit rates that it had been growing at since we acquired the Cadbury business."1Rosenfeld had said at an investors call in August last year.2Mondelez India, which acquired Cadbury India in 2012, wasseeking to boost growth, which had fallen to single digits in the first half of 2015.
Performance Indicators of Indian Railways at Glance
Authors: Murugaiah V , Kumar Raghavendra Prasanna
Published: June 2019

Indian Railways is aware of the need to be up-to-datewith modern technological developments and best globalpractices to cash on the growing opportunity in freight and passenger business and provide the desired level of service to its passengers and customers. In this research paper, an attempt is made to evaluate the overall performance of Indian railways over the last ten years &to study the comparative position of train accidents and measures to improve safety by Indian Railways. The outcome of the study will explain in detail about the efficiency of Indian railways. Indian railways has always shown keen interest in taking advantage of technology to provide safety for the passengers.
Workplace Spirituality- A New Paradigm in Management
Authors: Gupta Anshul Anil Kumar
Published: June 2019

Workplace spirituality has been researched for a decade and while there have been papers studying the same, it is still not adequately applied in real-time in the workplace. This is due to the major constraint of lack of systems approach to the entire gamut of the input, throughput and output of the workplace spirituality systems and processes. There is also a lot of confusion surrounding the definition and the meaning of the concept of workplace spirituality. This paper attempts to fill this gap in research by putting together the various dimensions of workplace spirituality. It addresses the various implications for organizations and relates it to motives beyond the bottom line for managers and organizations at large. This paper is concluded with a model which may be empirically tested in further studies. The major contribution of this paper is in the form of compiling all major research studies in the form of an empirically testable model.
Facilitating Protégé Career Development through Roles of Mentors in Software Companies
Authors: L Balu , James Leena
Published: June 2019

The success of protégé contribution in any organizationtoday depends more on the type of relationship that an organization establishes with the support of mentors. Research indicates that individuals who are mentoredhave an increased likelihood of career success as a result of the targeted developmental support they receive. Mentors serve as trusted and significant advisors,providing a sounding board for day-to-day issues encountered on the job and alternative perspectives on issues regarding both problem identification and problem-solving. Mentoring can take on different forms. There are many ways through which mentors can improve the effectiveness of the mentoring process. Qualities of mentors, skills of mentors and mentoring methods have already contributed toward protégé career development. In this paper, the author is making an effort to assist the human resource department on how protégé career development can be achieved through the new roles of the Mentors, in the near future. By practising new roles, mentors in organizations can facilitate healthy relationships between the levels of management and in turn, try to achieve individual goals and organizationalgoals.
Ksfc - Real Promoter of Service Entrepreneurship
Authors: . Laxmisha A.S
Published: June 2019

Development of entrepreneurship is cardinal and most crucial to the industrial development. It is the process of encouraging a prospective entrepreneur to set up an industrial unit whether production, processing or servicing. The development of entrepreneurship is dependant upon the policies, programmes and approaches of the Government. This task is carried out by the agencies like KSFC, TECSOK, Banks etc. Among them KSFC is a premier money lending institution functioning in the state of Karnataka. The subsidies given by it have helped to bring into existence numerous business activities.

This paper is an attempt to see the type of entrepreneurship, i.e. industrial entrepreneurship of service entrepreneurship developed by the KSFC in Shimoga and Davangere districts of Karnataka State. The study based on both the secondary and primary data revealed that the Corporation is able to attract a large number of entrepreneurs in the service sector and assisting newer areas of activity. Careful selection and scanning of entrepreneurs, timely sanctions, need based lending policy, strengthening the entrepreneurial guidance, provision of working capital etc., are some of the suggestions offered by the paper. It has nourished many self made businessmen.
Transfer Pricing
Authors: Majmudar Jalpa
Published: June 2019

Finance Act, 2001 has defined a hitherto ill-defined section/piece(?) of IT Act, 1961, ie., Transfer Pricing. This has enabled the tax laws dealing with International Transactions to effectively deal with the same.
Measure of E-Cash on Delivery Payment Convenience Option in the Context of Demonetisation and its Effect on Customer Loyalty
Authors: Jana Sudipta Kumar
Published: June 2019

The rapidly changing business environment in India, particularly after demonetization, has made marketers understand the complex behaviour of consumers. Online retailers in India do not want to miss any opportunity to serve customers in a better way and enhance customer convenience. Since the Indian market is very dynamic, it is very important to understand the different factors affecting customer purchase decision; among these different factors, customer payment options are an important factor. Although online retailers offer several modes of payment, demonetization has changed the entire equation.  This paper studies the measure of e-COD payment convenience scale, its validity, reliability and how it affects customer loyalty.  Research methods like confirmatory factor analysis and structural equation modelling have been applied with the help of SPSS and AMOS.
Gender Differences in Ethical Sensitivity in the Indian Business Context
Authors: Chully Arun Antony
Published: June 2019

Ethical businesses can bring prosperity to society without creating harm to people or environment. Most of the huge corporate scams and frauds involve men in comparison to women. Many studies have found that women at the top management positions in businesses are more ethical than their male counterparts. In the context of growing number of women entering into the corporate world and decision-making positions of businesses, this study explores the question whether the ethical sensitivity of women is higher than that of men in the Indian context. Sample consists of 258 MBA students from 6 different business schools in the city of Bangalore. Study has used an adapted version of business ethical vignettes created by Longenecker, J. G., McKinney, J. A., & Moore, C. W. (1989). The results showed that the self-reported score of ethical sensitivity of female students is higher than that of their male counterparts. The study has significant implications in terms of promoting more women to the top positions of businesses which might result in more ethical business environment and probably a better and sustainable future for our country.
Analysing Indian G-Secs with a Predictive Approach
Authors: Thomas Serin Josy , Madhanagopal Sahana , Ghosh Bikramaditya
Published: June 2019

The bond movement being observed keenly by the business communities across the world is primarily because of the fact that large organizations require a huge sum of money which cannot be met in the form of bank loans alone. The solution is to raise money from the public by issuing bonds. It is of equal interest to the investors because bonds are fixed income securities. In this market it is imperative to understand the interplay of macroeconomic factors such as inflation levels, interest rates, foreign exchange rates, purchasing power parity, price movements, monetary and fiscal policies. The rationale behind the decision to invest in a particular bond is directly influenced by the present value of the bond. This paper aims to build a model using Panel Data Regression to predict the present value of the bonds by considering the components of the term structure such as interest rates, maturity, bond yield etc.
Status of Financial Literacy Centers in Karnataka
Authors: Sangeetha R , Mathew Jain , Francline Sheethal C
Published: June 2019

Financial literacy as a key pillar for a better financial system, helps to improve the financial situation of the citizens by achieving higher economic growth. This study aims to find out the status of Financial Literacy Center, among 30 districts in Karnataka over a period of 9 years (2008-2009 to 2016-17). The variables considered for the study are Deposits, Advances, Credit Deposit Ratio (CD ratio), Financial Literacy Centers (FLC) and Number of Reporting Offices (no. of reporting offices) available in the district. Data has been collected from various secondary sources like RBI, SLBC, Data Base on Indian Economy, etc., and analyzed using Descriptive statistics, Regression and  ANOVA. It is found that there is an impact of FLC on CD ratio. However growth of the CD ratio is not in alignment with the growth in FLC.
Raymond – Weaving Magic on Indian Fabric
Authors: Soujanya S Krishna , Pavankumar K
Published: June 2019

This case encompasses all the Marketing Strategies of the Indian Suiting fabric specialist Raymond, the creator of the label “The Complete Man”. The case provides detailed account of company’s portfolio and brand building strategies which attributed to its unprecedented legacy. The case reviews the journey of Raymond and touches upon the core issues of branding. The case also sheds light on the induction of Key Employees and what role they played in steering the company forwards. The case not only dwells on the success but also on failed attempts of Raymond at different points in their journey .The case also acts as a thought provoker of various concepts like Cannibalisation.
Potential of Technology Startups to Bring Down Under- Employment among Engineering Students
Authors: R Roopa Revathy
Published: June 2019

For an effective use of India‟s youth population, better infrastructure, opportunities for development and employment must be provided. According to All India Council for Technical Education, more than 60% of eight lakh engineers graduating every year remain unemployed (2017). This is a loss of 20 lakh man days annually. This occurs not only due to the shortage of jobs but also as a result of the unemployability of students. The skills of engineers need to be used through start-ups that would provide an opportunity for innovation. This paper focusses on the problems faced by start-ups in engineering colleges and the opportunities for technology start-ups.
A Study on Empowerment Quotient of Women in Agriculture Sector - An Empirical Study
Authors: Srinivasan Hema
Published: June 2019

India is going to emerge as one of the most developed nations by 2020 with women contributing greatly to it. Women in the agricultural sector play a crucial role in the economic growth of the country. Women in rural areas of the country can influence the other illiterate women to get empowered. This in turn will have a snowball effect in financial and economic terms thereby bringing down gender disparity. For women empowerment, this sector must experience a chain of reforms. This study attempts to investigate the impact of the empowerment quotients on the agricultural women and at the same time study their financial prudence. This study also checks whether the UN sustainable development goals are possible to achieve in India by 2030. The study has some suggestions (such as digital footprints, financial inclusion, demographic dividend reaping, and so on).
Micro Finance in Manipur
Authors: S Robita
Published: June 2019

Manipur lives in villages. The rural population contributes to about 76.12% of the total population. Enhancement in the quality of life of the economically weaker section of the society has been one of the basic objectives of development planning of the State. Rural development, by empowering the rural masses through economic self-reliance, is one of the priority areas of the Central and State Govts. To bring about development in rural areas, the govts. and banks/financial institutions have formulated various programmes and schemes. Micro Finance is one such scheme adopted for the development of rural people.
Entrepreneurial Survey in Relation to Commercial Banks' Lending
Authors: H S Anitha
Published: June 2019

Entrepreneurship in India, even today, is the prerogative of certain sections of the society. These classes are the major beneficiaries of entrepreneurial schemes and programmes of the government and financial institutions. It has been proved time and again that those who have come from trade and industrial backgrounds get easy access to non-institutional finance, but those who have come from a professional background mainly depend on institutional finance. Sadhak found that entrepreneurs who were formerly traders had better access to financial resources than technocrat/professional entrepreneurs. Manohar V. Deshpande found that the institutional agencies such as IDBI, SFCs and commercial banks, created by the government to help prospective entrepreneurs were not successful in developing entrepreneurs from all castes in the Marathwada region of Maharashtra state.
Editorial
Authors: Editor Executive
Published: June 2019

The seven papers published in this edition of Ushus have a wide ranging scope by various academicians, professionals and researchers with varying areas of interest. The first paper is on the 'Health Care System in Goa: Analysis of Role in Sustainable Development' by Anna Rovina Ferrao e Fernandes. It offers an in-depth study of a unique approach of Health Care in aiding sustainable development. The second paper by Triveni S. and Vijayalaxmi A. Amminabhavi is 'A Study of Quality of Work Life of Nationalised and Non Nationalised Bank Employees'. It is relevant and contemporary as it highlights the shifted focus of work-life balance and issues relating to job satisfaction. Rev. S. Peter, K.J. Raman and R Ravilochanan have drafted a detailed analysis of 'The Role of Non-governmental Organisations in Minimising School Dropouts'. Further, A. Abdulraheem and A. Raman's study of the 'Descriptive Model of Community Participation: Delivering Urban Service' is extremely exhausting in terms of coverage. Given the same, both these papers tackle new-age issues in a rapidly changing socio-economy driven by concerns from the local to the global level and influenced by numerous factors of modernisation. 'Dynamics of Rupee Convertibility' by V.K. Xavier and 'Employee Attitude Surveys: A Powerful Tool for Enhancing Organisational Effectiveness' by Rashmi Nakra deal with conventional subjects of study in the domain of International Finance/Forex and statistical value in managerial decision making. The last paper by P.A. Mathew deals with 'Diaspora to Transnational Networks: The Case of Chinese Diaspora in the Mainland China'. It stands out as a subject of modern interest given the role of diaspora in third world and developed economies, especially the Asian continent.
Editorial
Authors: James Leena , . Barnabas
Published: June 2019

This issue of Ushus includes research papers on contemporary issues in different streams of management. The first article "Customer Experience Management -the Mantra for Success," discusses how to set up an emotional bonding between the customer and the company through the implementation of strong Customer Experience Management (CEM). The study concludes that pleasant, powerful, and vibrant customer experience can create an innovative corporate image thereby giving leverage in extending the brand name further and also helping the management to capitalize competitive advantage towards the journey of success. Unwavering focus on the customer and the constant need to spot an opportunity has resulted in extremely high gear marketing effort in the banking sector. In the article "Assessment of Quality Service in Public Sector Banks: An Empirical Analysis," the author demonstrates the service quality expectations of the customers and conformance of the same in the present competitive banking scenario. In the third article "Social Work Practice in Human Resource Management" the author addresses the apparent changes in work practices in India due to the impact of LPG (Liberation, Privatization and Globalization). The author analyses some of the harmful effects of current work practices such as reduced security and satisfaction and increased working hours and stress, thereby pointing out the need for the re-orientation of Social Work Education and practices in Human Resource Management. The author goes on to explain the need for re-assessment of current work practices and suggests a shift towards more social friendly work practices. In "Work Ethics and Value System - A Fact Finding Study of Corporate Practices," the authors focus primarily on ethical issues that corporate decision makers face in developing policies abotit employees, customers and the general public. It identifies the ethical dilemmas faced by the employees and their resolution in the context of work environment.
Planning for Overtime: The Value of Shift Extensions in Physician Scheduling
Authors: Fügener Andreas , Brunner Jens O.
Published: June 2019

Scheduling physicians is a key success factor in hospitals. Heterogeneous demand and 24/7 service make the problem challenging. Approaches in the literature use flexible shift patterns to match demand with scarce resources. In these approaches, demand is usually assumed to be deterministic. However, surgery durations and emergency arrivals are both uncertain, leading to massive staff overtime. We introduce stochastic demand for physicians using a scenario-based approach. To incorporate this in scheduling, we allow variable shift extensions. If a variable shift extension is scheduled, the physician knows that with a given probability he or she may have to work a few periods longer. Thus, we ensure a matching of supply with demand, and at the same time we increase predictability of working hours. We propose a mixed-integer model and a column generation heuristic to solve our problem and provide experimental data from a German university hospital. Our approach reduces unplanned overtime by more than 80%, given a constant workforce. In cases of similar levels of unplanned overtime, the required workforce level can be decreased by 20%. Our approach aims at improving physicians’ work–life balance and provides insights for hospitals’ contract design processes.
Altered body image in stoma patients: evaluation through classification of nursing outcomes
Authors: Vargas-Escudero Ana , Moya-Muñoz Noelia , Capilla-Díaz Concepción , Sánchez-Crisol Inmaculada , Hueso-Montoro César
Published: June 2019

Aims:

The aim of this study was to determine how satisfied ostomates were with their body image and how well they had adapted to stoma surgery.

Method:

A cross-sectional descriptive study recorded demographic and clinical variables using two body-image indicators from the nursing outcomes classification (NOC) taxonomy ‘Body image’ (NOC 1200): ‘Satisfaction with body appearance’ (NOC 120005) and ‘Adjustment to body changes due to surgery’ (NOC 120014) on a Likert scale.

Results:

Average satisfaction was 2.80 (SD 0.452) and average adjustment was 3.04 (SD 0.450). Relationships with the variables were not statistically significant but could be observed on a descriptive level. Higher satisfaction and/or adjustment scores were linked to female sex, age over 68 years and not belonging to an ostomy association, as well as an oncological diagnosis, stoma site marking, the postoperative period before follow-up and stoma formation in the past year.

Conclusions:

Despite a limited sample size of 102 patients, this study has practical implications. It provides a better understanding of the factors that influence body image in ostomates with a colostomy or ileostomy, which should guide stoma care nurses in caring for the needs of patients.
MELHORIA DA QUALIDADE DE VIDA EM REGIÕES RURAIS SEM ACESSO À ENERGIA ELÉTRICA POR MEIO DA GERAÇÃO SOLAR FOTOVOLTAICA
Authors: Viana Lucas De Arruda , Zambolim Laércio , Sousa Tiago Vieira , Tomaz Deborah Campos
Published: June 2019

No Brasil, muitas famílias no meio rural não têm acesso à energia elétrica, o que dificulta terem melhor qualidade de vida e desenvolvimento na propriedade rural. O sistema fotovoltaico pode ser uma alternativa de conduzir energia a regiões rurais às quais a rede convencional, geralmente, não possui acesso. O objetivo deste trabalho foi avaliar o uso de sistemas fotovoltaico em regiões rurais como proposta para o desenvolvimento agropecuário e aumento da qualidade de vida. O trabalho simulou a implantação de um sistema fotovoltaico de 2,5 kWp, com armazenamento em baterias, em três regiões com distintas incidências de radiações solares diárias e sem acesso à energia elétrica. Foi classificada a energia gerada pelo sistema em dois tipos, a destinada para o desenvolvimento agrário e a para a melhoria de vida no meio rural. Foi feita análise econômica de viabilidade do uso do sistema com e sem a externalidade da geração fotovoltaica. Verificou-se que o sistema fotovoltaico é uma importante alternativa de superação dos desafios de melhorar a qualidade de vida e proporcionar desenvolvimento no meio rural.
MONITORAMENTO DA SOBREVIVÊNCIA DE Eucalyptus spp. POR IMAGENS OBTIDAS POR VANTs
Authors: Bonfatti Júnior Eraldo Antonio , Lengowski Elaine Cristina , Reese Edemar
Published: June 2019

A utilização de Veículos Aéreos Não Tripulados (VANTs) na silvicultura de precisão representa uma nova ferramenta ágil para o setor florestal brasileiro. Objetivou-se avaliar a mensuração com precisão da taxa de sobrevivência de povoamentos florestais de Eucalyptus spp. por imagens obtidas por VANTs. As imagens coletadas foram processadas e resultaram em ortomosaicos de resolução satisfatória pra trabalhos de sensoriamento remoto, com pixels de 0,010 m x 0,010 m de resolução. Os inventários florestais de sobrevivência foram realizados em dois sistemas de amostragem, sistemático e aleatório, com parcelas fixas circulares de 10 m de raio, sendo que os resultados obtidos pelos inventários foram comparados com os valores reais encontrados pelos censos florestais. Tanto pelo processo sistemático de amostragem quanto pelo processo aleatório, os erros de amostragem relativos foram inferiores ao erro máximo admissível. Os valores médios de sobrevivência encontrados nos inventários florestais foram próximos às taxas reais de sobrevivência encontradas pelos censos florestais, somados a isso os resultados dos censos florestais de todos os talhões estiveram dentro dos intervalos de confiança em ambos os processos de amostragem. A satisfatória resolução dos ortomosaicos e a compatibilidade entre os resultados encontrados nos inventários florestais com os dos censos florestais indicam a possibilidade de se realizar monitoramento da sobrevivência remotamente com auxílio de VANTs.
PREDIÇÃO DE NÍVEIS DE NITROGÊNIO APLICADOS À CULTURA DO MILHO UTILIZANDO IMAGENS DIGITAIS
Authors: Varella Carlos Alberto Alves , Pinto Francisco De Assis de Carvalho , Costa Anderson Gomide , Silva Thainara Rebelo da
Published: June 2019

Níveis de nitrogênio têm sido preditos em diversas culturas utilizando índices de vegetação obtidos a partir de imagens digitais. Na cultura do milho, os modelos de predição dos níveis de nitrogênio a ser aplicados no solo gerados a partir de um único índice de vegetação não têm apresentado habilidade satisfatória para todos os estádios de desenvolvimento. Assim, uma combinação entre os índices de vegetação pode ser capaz de melhorar a capacidade de predições dos níveis de nitrogênio a serem utilizados para cultura do milho. Objetivou-se com esta pesquisa avaliar a capacidade de predição de níveis de nitrogênio a serem aplicados no solo para a cultura do milho em diferentes estádios de desenvolvimento, a partir das variáveis canônicas obtidas por uma combinação linear de índices de vegetação. O experimento foi conduzido em um delineamento em blocos casualizados, com cinco níveis de nitrogênio (0,0; 30,0; 60,0; 90,0; e 120,0 kg.ha-1) e três repetições. Imagens digitais e medidas de clorofila na planta foram obtidas nos estádios de desenvolvimento V9, V12 e V15. As medidas de clorofila apresentaram correlação significativa com a primeira variável canônica, sendo que o modelo ajustado a partir dessa variável apresentou capacidade de predizer os níveis necessários de nitrogênio a serem aplicados no solo nas principais fases de desenvolvimento da cultura do milho.
Children’s concerts: Experiences of university music students and faculty
Authors: Reese Jill , Derrick Caitlyn L.
Published: June 2019

This article describes perspectives of university music students and faculty who prepared and facilitated a concert series for young children and their caregivers. We include an introduction to literature regarding listening behaviours of young children and live music experiences specifically designed for young children. We describe the children’s concert series created by music students and faculty at a university in the United States and focus on reflections of the music students and university faculty who prepared and facilitated the concert series. Included are descriptions of benefits and challenges experienced by music students and faculty and staff responsible for creating and administering the concerts. We suggest strategies for developing and facilitating such concerts and suggest avenues for future research related to community engagement via children’s concerts. While these concerts were intended to benefit children in the audience, descriptions of specific benefits for the children are beyond the scope of this article.
Disidencias contraacadémicas desde las vanguardias y el docente de artes del s. XXI
Authors: Silleras Aguilar Rocío
Published: June 2019

Este artículo señala al autodidacta como un clásico disidente académico de todos los tiempos y áreas, sea oficialmente docto o no y los grandes beneficios que este tradicional agente subversivo aporta al arte, al conocimiento, la formación e incluso a la academia. Expone su importante valor para la educación del siglo XXI donde las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación, el hazlo tú mismo, lo colaborativo y las licencias abiertas y libres han generado un cambio de verticalidad a horizontalidad educativa y cultural. A la vez muestra numerosos antecedentes artísticos de esta democratización, del cambio de ejes que se produciría en todas las esferas de la vida y de estas prácticas contraacadémicas. Y analiza la ‘escuela’ del siglo XXI, el papel del alumno y el del docente de artes en la actualidad, momento donde adquiere una especial relevancia.
Arte y disidencia en la sociedad fragmentada
Authors: Del Amo Castro Ion Andoni , Letamendia Onzain Arkaitz , Diaux González Jason
Published: June 2019

La cuestión de si desde el terreno del arte sigue siendo todavía posible la disidencia remite a su significación política, a su capacidad de transformar el entorno. Para indagar en el papel del arte y la disidencia, en este artículo profundizamos en qué tipo de arte y prácticas culturales conectan con disidencias con incidencia política. Proponemos para ello contextualizar históricamente los dos grandes marcos culturales y artísticos del último siglo, el moderno y el postmoderno. A través de estos marcos abordamos cronológicamente el papel de las vanguardias artísticas modernas, las subculturas musicales y los youtubers digitales en las actuales sociedades, y sus potencialidades de transformación política. Concluimos que la disidencia en el arte, en unas sociedades fragmentadas social y culturalmente como las de hoy, remite especialmente a su reconstrucción colectiva.
Repensar el modelo: Una propuesta para jugar con/en el sistema del arte
Authors: Sánchez Duro Oihane
Published: June 2019

Con el impulso de las políticas culturales que se desarrollan en occidente desde la década de los 70, se estructura un modelo cultural cada vez más homogéneo. Este modelo, acentuado por una visión instrumentalista de la cultura, repercute sobre el tejido cultural local. Las características del mismo promueven un escenario en el que otros formatos y expresiones artístico-culturales encuentran dificultades para perdurar. Interpelados por las problemáticas que devienen de un modelo rígido y acotado, cabe abordar nuevas propuestas desde el arte como medio para profundizar en los intersticios del sistema con el objetivo de proponer posibles alternativas, opciones de resistencia, disidencia o integración.
Llegada la bocanada ‘Todo vale’
Authors: Sagasti Ruiz Janire
Published: June 2019

El Punk puede entenderse, en su paradigma más vital y expansivo como un posicionamiento ético y discursivo de contrariedad respecto al mundo, el sistema y su heteronomía. Más allá del apogeo que supuso su contexto musical, se puede advertir la influencia de su energía y vitalismo en diferentes áreas artísticas, contagiadas, en tal caso, por el espíritu ‘anti’, y concibiéndolas como formas de expresión aplicables a diversos contextos artísticos y pudiendo ser capaces de atribuirse atemporalmente. La negación y el deseo de libertad e individualidad, en oposición a formas dominantes como base del pensamiento de lo categorizado como Punk, significa, una autonomía en su paradigma expresivo, prescindiendo de reglas y formas de legitimidad. Estas se ‘perturban’, se ‘obvian’, se ‘cuestionan’, se ‘reescriben’ en favor de esa proclama ‘anti’, mediante elementos estéticos y constitutivos fundamentados en la precariedad, lo provisional, la reutilización, la urgencia, lo ecléctico, lo inacabado..., sin atender a los condicionamientos técnicos y valorizando con ello la descarga. Una propuesta práctica amplia y extrema que propone otras vías como mecanismos de innovación.
Arte y alienación en Bilbao
Authors: Varona Sánchez Iñigo
Published: June 2019

El capital entra en Bilbao por la cultura, la desindustrialización y ruinas industriales, dan paso a la construcción de una nueva urbe, tomando el espacio como valor de cambio, como producto en los que imponer el nuevo modelo de ciudad creativa neoliberal. En esta nueva ciudad, hábitat por antonomasia de las artistas, (a las que se nos aglutina en las denominadas clases creativas) ¿qué papel jugamos?, ¿tienen relación el arte y la cultura en los procesos de gentrificación en la capital vizcaína?
La “niña bonita”. Imágenes de la violencia (y no violencia) de la Segunda República española en el cine
Authors: Barrenetxea Marañón Igor
Published: June 2019

La historia de la Segunda República española ha venido jalonada de mitos, falsedades, prejuicios y representaciones que han configurado parte de su memoria. Este artículo pretende bucear y analizar, desde las fuentes visuales, el imaginario colectivo que el cine ha construido de ella. Desde luego, no es monolítico, sino que ha ido evolucionando a la par que se han ido mostrando cambios en la sociedad española, desde la denostación del periodo, durante el franquismo, hasta un proceso de idealización que ha ido germinando durante la democracia. Sin embargo, vamos a hacer hincapié, principalmente, en la vinculación que se ha dado de la República con la violencia política o anticlerical que, en buena medida, ha determinado, a pesar de las aportaciones que se han hecho por parte de la historiografía, su imagen negativa, la cual ha venido más ligada a los debates sobre la causa y el origen de la Guerra Civil española, y los efectos de la represión, que por una tamizada mirada del periodo.
Fosas comunes de la Guerra Civil en el Siglo XXI: antecedentes, interdisciplinariedad y legislación
Authors: Etxeberria Francisco , Solé Queralt
Published: June 2019

En el presente artículo se efectúa una radiografía sobre el devenir de las exhumaciones en España desde el año 2000 hasta el 2018. La llamada “Memoria histórica” y sus orígenes se asocian en España al hallazgo de restos humanos en fosas comunes, destacando la precaria implicación oficial en este proceso, tanto en el plano administrativo como en el judicial. Se exponen las exhumaciones realizadas desde un punto de vista historiográfico, se ofrece un balance actualizado de estas intervenciones y se incide en la relevancia de la interdisciplinariedad. Asimismo, se expone el ámbito normativo en esta materia y los cambios que ha sufrido a nivel estatal y en las diferentes comunidades autónomas con el fin de dar a conocer los avances alcanzados en cada territorio.
Consecuencias del franquismo en la España democrática: legislación, exhumaciones de fosas y memoria
Authors: Chaves-Palacios Julián
Published: June 2019

Legislación, investigación, exhumación de fosas comunes y memoria constituyen variables que en España deben marchar unidas para responder a demandas sociales que no admiten dilación. Juntas han tratado de dar respuesta a las reivindicaciones de las familias y asociaciones que les representan en su exigencia de actuaciones sobre cuestiones que afectan directamente a los Derechos Humanos más elementales. Conjunto de contenidos que ha merecido la atención de la administración pública, tanto nacional como autonómica, que han procedido a aprobar leyes y normas con objeto de dar cumplida contestación a ese requerimiento ciudadano. Decisiones que con frecuencia se han visto acompañadas de controvertidos debates. Contenidos que son analizados en este artículo que pretende ofrecer una panorámica sobre esas iniciativas legales tras la muerte del dictador, en relación a las consecuencias de la guerra civil y régimen posterior y sus repercusiones en la sociedad.
Where Do You Sit in Class? A Study of Spatial Positioning During Two Courses of Different Duration
Authors: Clément Gilles , Bukley Angie
Published: June 2019

The objective of this study was to study the selection of seat location by individuals in a group in a confined environment and to identify the factors leading people to prefer one location to another. We analyzed the seating location of students in a lecture hall over the course of two academic programs of different durations (19 days and 44 days). The goal was to determine the rate at which participants would settle into a specific seat location. Unobtrusive photography was used to collect objective data on an hourly basis. Results showed that in both courses participants began to settle into a specific location from the second day of class. Twenty percent of the participants had settled after 4-7 days or 15.5 hours in class. Settling continued for the duration of the shorter course. However, in the longer course settling stopped after 28.5 days on average. The plateau in the number of settlers depended on the number of days, not on the time actually spent in class. At the end of the longer course 52.5% of the participants had settled, compared to 38.9% in the shorter course. Settling into the same seat location can be interpreted as a strategy to establish a personal territory. These results indicate that about half of a cohort expresses the need for establishing a personal territory when in a confined and crowded environment, and this process takes about one month.
Percutaneous coronary intervention for patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus: risks and novel way to manage
Authors: Kochergina Anastasia M. , Khorlampenko Alina A.
Published: June 2019

The article is a literature review devoted to issues of planned percutaneous coronary intervention for patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus. Pathogenetic base of poor prognosis and new ways to pharmacological risk correction are described.
The article highlights the trends in the incidence of carbohydrate metabolism disorders, their role in the development of complications of myocardial revascularization. The results of studies comparing different tactics of revascularization and their results in patients with different status of carbohydrate metabolism are presented.
The article discusses the methods of risk management within percutaneous coronary revascularization, the role of glycemic metabolism in the risk of an poor prognosis of myocardial revascularization, describes the results of clinical trials of new drugs that can have a positive effect on the prognosis of revascularization in patients with carbohydrate metabolism disorders.
Materials of scientific and practical conference «Dietoogy In Practice Of Endocrinologist» at the VIII (XXV) Russian Diabetology Congress With International Participation «Diabetes Mellitus – XXIth Century Pandemia»
Authors: Shestakova Marina V. , Ruyatkina Lyudmila A. , Suplotova Lyudmila A. , Smetanina Svetlana A. , Khramova Elena B. , Arbatskaya Natalia Y. , Ibragimova Liudmila I. , Iskhakova Irina S. , Pavlova Zukhra S. , Shilina Alla V. , Dzgoeva Fatima H. , Shamkhalova Minara S.
Published: June 2019

The scientific-practical conference Dietoogy In Practice Of Endocrinologist was held during the VIII Russian diabetology congress with international participation Diabetes Mellitus XXIth Century Pandemia. It was chaired by Academician of RAS M.V. Shestakova (Moscow), Professors L.A. Ruyatkina (Novosibirsk ) and L.A. Suplotova (Tyumen).
The expediency of this event was dictated by the necessity to create a unified national regulated guidelines for the diet therapy of obesity and associated diseases for the medical community and patients. The program of the meeting included a discussion about the formation of a healthy diet and its effect on the body, starting from the pregnant women, fetal development, the breastfeeding period, in the period of perimenopause and postmenopause, in the presence of concomitant pathology of heart and kidneys.
Influence of mass and distribution of adipose tissue on the content of leptin in pregnant women at different periods gestations
Authors: Chabanova Natalya B. , Vasilkova Tatiana N. , Polyakova Valentina A. , Mataev Sergey I.
Published: June 2019

BACKGROUND: Currently, obesity is one of the most global problem in the world. Redundant accumulation of adipose tissue accompanied by metabolic disorders including high secretion of leptin may lead to an increased risk of gestational complications.
AIMS: To assess the level of leptin in pregnant womens blood serum depending on their body weight and the character of content of adipose tissue in different terms of gestation.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: We investigated 211 women with single pregnancies, which came in natural cycles and finished with urgent parturitions. All of them got anthropometric study, assessment of adipose tissues weight by bioimpedanceometry, character of fat deposition by ultrasound investigation of adipose tissue, determination of the level of whey leptin at 1014, 2428, 3638 weeks of pregnancy.
RESULTS: Established, that the level of leptin increases in proportion to pregestational body mass index from the first trimester. Women with excess body mass and with obesity had higher concentrations of leptin all over gestation, than women with normal body mass (р0.001). The higher term of pregnancy was, the higher the level of whey leptin was in all groups, independently of character of fat deposition. In the end of third trimester, women with normal body mass had the largest value of absolute and relative increase of body mass and fatty mass, what accompanied by enlargement of the concentration of leptin more than in 3 times for the pregestational level.
CONCLUSIONS: In this way, high content of leptin in pregnant womens (with excess body mass and obesity) blood serum in the first trimester is explained by redundant accumulation of the adipose tissue. The largest value of gestational increase of body mass and fat mass in group where women had normal initial weight is accompanied by the great increase of the level of leptin on the body weight unit and fat mass. These data indicate, that control and limitation of excessive weight gain while pregnancy can be a measure of prevention of the redundant leptins secretion and different gestational complications related with it.
Dynamics of frequency of overweight and obesity children of young school age in the Tyumen region
Authors: Suplotova Lyudmila A. , Smetanina Svetlana A. , Makarova Olga B. , Rebrova Olga Y. , Sudnicina Anna S.
Published: June 2019

BACKGROUND:Over the past decades, the growth of overweight and obesity among the population, especially significant in children, is registered everywhere. To assess the dynamics of the obesity epidemic and to monitor the effectiveness of preventive interventions in the regions, it is recommended that monitoring be carried out in the regions to ensure regular measurement of body weight.
AIMS:to assess the dynamics of the frequency of overweight and obesity in children of primary school age in the Tyumen region.
METHODS:a survey of children aged 811 years old residing in the Tyumen region in 2008 (n=390) and in 2017 (n=468) was conducted. The choice of territories in 2008 was carried out by the cluster method in 2008 and in 2017. The studies were conducted by expeditionary method with the departure of a team of doctors in the territory with the measurement of height and body weight and determination of the body mass index (BMI). The results were evaluated according to the SDS BMI guidelines. To compare the frequency of occurrence of qualitative features, the chi-square test () was used, to compare samples by quantitative characteristics, Student's t-criterion was used. The critical level of significance (p) was checked for statistical hypotheses to be 0.05.
RESULTS:In 2017, in the Tyumen region, an increase in the frequency of obesity in children of primary school age is 2.4 times higher than in 2008 (6.7% in 2008, 15.8% in 2017), in boys as in girls. Overweight and obesity are more often diagnosed in boys in 2017 (40.0%). Girls 811 years in 2017 compared with 2008 increased the frequency of both obesity and overweight.
CONCLUSION:In 2017, in the Tyumen region, an increase in the frequency of obesity in children of primary school age is 2.4 times higher than in 2008 (6.7% in 2008, 15.8% in 2017), as in boys, and for girls. Overweight and obesity are more often diagnosed in boys in 2017 (40.0%). Girls 811 years in 2017 compared with 2008 increased the frequency of both obesity and overweight.
APPLICATION FOR MOBILE AGENT TO ACCESS MYSQL
Authors: Sugiantoro Bambang , Wardoyo Retantyo , Hartati Sri , Istiyanto Jazi Eko
Published: June 2019

Availability of information is increasing rapidly, the method for encoding and storage of information also increased. The number of sources of information brings several problems, among them about how to combine the distributed data storage and different. Information on an organization or company is usually stored in separate locations and different formats. When there is an increase in storage capacity and the amount of information search costs, the company faced with an abundance amount of data. System development methodology used is Rapid Application Development (RAD) with a development framework Guidlines for Rapid Application Engineering (GRAPPLE). The software used in building this application is Borland Jbuilder 9. Rational Rose 2000 is used for the analysis and design using Unified Modeling Language (UML). Mysql server is a type of database to be accessed on each operating system. Operating system used in this study is Windows XP and Linux Fedora Core. This application was developed with aglets, which is one of software for building mobile agent applications.
Web-based Queue Machine Development using Raspberry and ESP8266
Authors: Istoko Anggit Damaz , Rifa'i Aulia Faqih
Published: June 2019

At a recent time, a computer-based queue machine, which is using the computer as both a client and a server, is rated to be less practical and inefficient. In this case, the queue machine will need a number of the computer as many as the locket and the network configuration. Given these points, the aim of this research is to build a practice and applicable queue machine. In the development of this system, the writer adopted the prototyping method. Acquiring Arduino Uno to convert the analog signal become a digital which will be shown in the LED P10, utilizing NodeMCU ESP8266 as a WiFi module, and adapting Raspberry Pi 3 as a server, this queue system expected to solve the problem before. In addition, to build the web, this queue system is using javascript and node.js as the software. This research derives a practice, easy to use, and portable queue machine because it uses wifi for their connection.
A Scanner and Parser for Z Specifications
Authors: Siregar Maria Ulfah , Derrick John
Published: June 2019

This paper describes our research on implementing a scanner and parsers for Z specifications. Rather to code them from scratch, we use tools that have specialities on creating such tasks. These tools generate several Java files which can be integrated with a main program in Java. Our research could produce a scanner and parser for Z specifications. These tools could benefit Z specifications to be studied further.
PEMBERDAYAAN MASYARAKAT MELALUI PROGRAM CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) MANDIRI BERSAMA BANK MANDIRI DI MRICAN UMBULHARJO
Authors: Marwah Novia
Published: June 2019

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is an important part of a company, because in Indonesia there are laws that regulation of CSR. In addition to complying with the Act, CSR is also carried out because of the company’s awareness in assisting the country in alleviating poverty. One of the companies in the banking sector—Bank Mandiri—has a CSR program with empowerment, namely Mandiri Bersama Mandiri (MBM). This study attempts to describe the concept, implementation and results of the MBM program conducted by Bank Mandiri in Mrican, Giwangan, Umbulharjo, Yogyakarta. The results of this study indicate that the concept of Bank Mandiri’s CSR in the MBM program in broad outline is to build community independence through the utilization of local potential. The implementation of CSR carried out by Bank Mandiri through urban agriculture development programs, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), and the development of public facilities. Meanwhile, the results of physical empowerment are the creation of a clean and beautiful environment in Mrican, the realization of community meeting halls, increased cooking equipment for PKK mothers, savings in expenditure, and the creation of an increase in the community's economy. Non-physical is the formation of public awareness, increased knowledge of the community, the formation of skilled mothers, and the creation of community independence.