bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
PENGARUH DOW JONES ISLAMIC WORLD MALAYSIA INDEX DAN DOW JONES ISLAMIC MARKET JAPAN INDEX TERHADAP INDEKS SAHAMSYARIAH INDONESIA
Authors: Kurniawan Agus
Published: May 2020

Integrasi pada saat ini sudah terjadi diberbagai belahan dunia. Keterkaitan Negara satu dengan Negara yang lain berpengaruh terhadap perekonomian suatu Negara. Saat ini kerjasama antar Negara dapat memajukan segala aspek yang ada didalamnya.Pasar modal memiliki peran penting dalam perekonomian suatu Negara karena pasar modal menjalankan dua fungsi utama yaitu sarana untuk pendanaan usaha bagi perusahaan yang dapat mendorong perusahaan melakukan ekspansi pasar dan dapat untuk penambahan modal, sedangkan fungsi kedua sebagai wadah atau sarana yang dapat digunakan oleh investor untuk menginvestasikan uangnya.
 
Permasalahan dalam penelitian ini adalah Adakah Integrasi Dow JonesIslamic World Malaysia Index (DJMY25D) terhadap Indeks Saham SyariahIndonesia(ISSI), Adakah Integrasi Dow Jones Islamic Market Japan Index (DJIJP) teradap Indeks Saham Syariah Indonesia (ISSI), dan Bagaimana Integrasi Dow JonesIslamic World Malaysia Index (DJMY25D) dan Dow Jones Islamic Market Japan Index (DJIJP) terhadap Indeks Saham Syariah Indonesia(ISSI).
 
Metode penelitian ini menggunakan data kuantitatif yaitu data yang diukur dalam suatu skala numerik (angka). Data yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah data sekunder, yaitu indeks harga closing price diakhir bulan. Metode analisis yang digunakan adalah analisis regresi linier berganda dengan terlebih dahulu melakukan uji asumsi klasik. Untuk mengetahui pengaruh secara simultan digunakan uji F dan untuk mengatuhi pengaruh secara parsial digunakan uji t.
 
Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa Dow Jones Islamic World Malaysia Index(DJMY25D) memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan dengan Indeks saham syariah Indonesia (ISSI) dan hubungan yang positif. Dow Jones Islamic Market Jepang Index (DJIJP) memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan dengan Indeks saham syariah Indonesia (ISSI) dan hubungan yang positif.Berdasarkan hasil uji determinasi besarnya nilaiAdjustedRSquareadalah 0.537, halini berarti 53,7% variasi ISSI.JK dapat dijelaskan oleh variasi dari dua variabel yang berpengaruh terhadap ISSI.JK. sedangkan sisanya (100% - 53,7% = 46,3%) dijelaskan oleh variabel lain yang tidak dimasukkan dalam model persamaan regresi.Terintegrasinya indekssaham syariah pada Indonesia dan Malaysia karena adanya perjanjian bilateral antara BEI dan Bursa Malaysia. Terintegrasinya Indonesia dengan Jepang diakibatkan meningkatnya modal asing ke dalam Indonesia, perluasan teknologi di Indonesia, kemajuan ilmu pengetahuan dalam Negeri. Penelitian ini berkesimpulan bahwa adanya hubungan positif dalam pasar modal syariah antara Malaysia dan Jepang terhadap Indonesia. Hubungan ini menimbulkan keuntungan dan kesejahteraan bagi Negara masing-masing
Kebiri Kimiawi Dalam Perspektif Hukum Islam
Authors: Wahyudi Wahyudi
Published: May 2020

Abstract
Increased sexual violence against children can jeopardize the survival of a nation, child development will be disrupted if experienced sexual violence. The government has an important role to protect children as assets of the next generation one of the forms of protection as a deterrent effect for perpetrators of sexual violence against children by giving a weighting penalty with chemical castration punishment. Even though the Indonesian State is not an Islamic State, the majority of the population is Muslim, so that in every decision of the laws and regulations, especially those related to chemical castration punishment are in connecting with Islamic law.
This study uses a normative juridical method, which is assessed by the the statute approach meaning that a problem will be seen from the legal aspect by examining the laws and regulations, in addition to that also by the method of library research.
The results of this study concluded that the chemical castration penalty contained in Articles 81 and 82 of Constitutions Number 17 Year 2016 Regarding the Establishment of Government Regulation in Lieu of Law Number 1 Year 2016 Regarding the Second Amendment of Law Number 23 Year 23 concerning Child Protection. Chemical castration according to Islamic Law is unlawful based on the Qur'an and Sunnah which is the highest legal source of Islamic law. In various books of the hadith Bukhari and Muslim explained that Rasulallah SAW forbade castration to humans.
Transformasi Negosiasi Dalam Penyelesaian Sengketa E-Commerce Di Era Digital
Authors: Ahsan Ikhwan Fuad , Santoso Lukman
Published: May 2020

E-commerce merupakan bentuk transaksi perdagangan yang timbul akibat kemajuan ilmu pengetahuan dan teknologi. Perkembangan e-commerce di Indonesia juga menimbulkan masalah-masalah yang baru. Dari data YLKI, didapati bahwa pengaduan terhadap e-commerce menempati peringkat ketiga dari 781 pengaduan langsung dan 1.038 pengaduan melalui telepon. Di mana salah satu permasalahan utamanya adalah penyelesaian sengketa. Peraturan perundang-undangan di Indonesia tidak mengatur secara khusus mengenai cara penyelesaian sengketa e-commerce. Sehingga para pihak memiliki kebebasan dalam memilih penyelesaian sengketa berdasarkan asas kebebasan berkontrak. Negosiasi merupakan penyelesaian sengketa yang paling dasar yang dilakukan tanpa adanya pihak ketiga. Sehingga rahasia para pihak tetap terjaga. Namun dalam e-commerce dimungkinkan para pihak berada di tempat yang jauh di mana membutuhkan biaya dan waktu yang cukup banyak untuk melakukan pertemuan dan negosiasi langsung. Sedangkan dalam negosiasi online tidak terhalang oleh tempat, batas waktu dan biaya. Para pihak hanya dituntut untuk melakukan penawaran dan permintaan secara online dalam menentukan penyelesaian sengketa yang dipilih. Efektifitas dan efiensi begitu nampak dalam negosiasi online. Namun dalam negosiasi online tidak ada sentuhan kemanusiaan sehingga tidak ada aspek emosional antara para pihak yang memberikan kesan yang berbeda.
Penentuan Kriteria Tindak Pidana Penghinaan Pasal 45 Ayat (1) Juncto Pasal 27 Ayat (3) UU ITE
Authors: Wibowo Ari
Published: May 2020

Tindak pidana penghinaan yang dilakukan menggunakan sarana elektronik diatur dalam Pasal 45 ayat (3) juncto Pasal 27 ayat (3) UU Nomor 11 Tahun 2008 sebagaimana diubah dengan UU Nomor 19 Tahun 2016 tentang Informasi dan Transaksi Elektronik. Beberapa kasus tindak pidana tersebut menimbulkan kontroversi di tengah masyarakat, khususnya menyangkut perbedaan kriteria tindak pidana penghinaan dengan kritik yang merupakan bagian dari Hak Asasi Manusia (HAM). Penelitian ini bertujuan melakukan analisis terhadap putusan pengadilan bagaimana hakim dalam menentukan kriteria tindak pidana penghinaan. Penelitian ini menggunakan bahan hukum primer dan bahan hukum sekunder dengan pendekatan kasus dan yuridis normatif. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa kriteria tindak pidana penghinaan dalam putusan pengadilan meliputi: isi ujaran, cara menyampaikan ujaran, apakah ujaran tersebut sesuai fakta atau tidak, etika Bahasa yang digunakan dalam ujaran, sumber ujaran, kedudukan korban, perasaan korban, dan dampak ujaran bagi masyarakat.
Hakekat Ilmu Pengetahuan dalam Persfektif Islam
Authors: Mujib Abdul
Published: May 2020

Ilmu pengetahuan merupakan seluruh usaha sadar untuk menyelidiki, menemukan, dan meningkatkan pemahaman manusia dari berbagai segi kenyataan dalam alam manusia. Segi-segi ini dibatasi agar dihasilkan rumusan-rumusan yang pasti. Ilmu memberikan kepastian dengan membatasi lingkup pandangannya, dan kepastian ilmu-ilmu diperoleh dari keterbatasannya.Ilmu bukan sekadar pengetahuan tetapi merangkum sekumpulan pengetahuan berdasarkan teori-teori yang disepakati dan dapat secara sistematik diuji dengan seperangkat metode yang diakui dalam bidang ilmu tertentu. Dipandang dari sudut filsafat, ilmu terbentuk karena manusia berusaha berfikir lebih jauh mengenai pengetahuan yang dimilikinya. Ilmu pengetahuan adalah produk dari istemologepi. Ilmu pengetahuan adalah seluruh usaha sadar untuk menyelidiki, menemukan, dan meningkatkan pemahaman manusia dari berbagai segi kenyataan dalam alam manusia. Segi-segi ini dibatasi agar dihasilkan rumusan-rumusan yang pasti. Ilmu memberikan kepastian dengan membatasi lingkup pandangannya, dan kepastian ilmu-ilmu diperoleh dari keterbatasannya.
ISLAMIC MODERATION MODEL IN MANAGING MOSQUE TO INCREASE PHILANTHROPY FUND AT JOGOKARIYAN MOSQUE YOGYAKARTA
Authors: Muthohar Ahmad Mifdlol
Published: May 2020

The purpose of this study is to find out Islamic moderation model which is successfully developed by Jogokariyan mosque. The research method used in this study is a qualitative method with descriptive analysis. The research findings show that Islamic moderation approach in managing a mosque gives optimal effect on collecting philanthropy fund. Islamic moderation model developed by Jogokariyan Mosque has characteristics: 1) the leader of the mosque is also the leader of community; 2) Mosque belongs to community and everyone is allowed  to use the facilities; 3) philanthropy fund is used not only for ritual aspect but also for social and economic empowerment of community; 4) involving the elements and roles of community to build sense of belonging toward the mosque; 5) developing the icon of Java community such as prayer cap as important icon of the mosque and as the typical merchant to foster economy.
THE ROLE OF ISLAMIC EDUCATION IN DEVELOPING MULTICULTURAL ATTITUDE
Authors: Astuti Sri Andri
Published: May 2020

Islamic education has a major contribution in developing a mulitcultural attitude in Indonesia which has a diversity of ethnicities, nationalities, races, cultures, gender, and religion. Islamic teachings carried by Islamic education are loaded with multicultural values. Islam highly respects and values ​​differences by instilling an attitude of sympathy, appreciation, respect and empathy. The difference is sunnatullah which must be addressed wisely and gracefully. Through understanding the differences and respecting differences can minimize the occurrence of conflicts such as disputes, divisions, and wars between tribes, nations, races, cultures, genders, and religions.
La educación para la solidaridad: de la teoría a la práctica.
Authors: Castro Freire María Sol
Published: May 2020

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Evolución del mercado de trabajo: balance provisional y propuestas alternativas
Authors: Alemán Páez Francisco
Published: May 2020

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Authors: Rodero Franganillo Adolfo , Camacho Laraña, S.I. Ildefonso , Theotonio Cáceres, S.I. Vicente , Prieto Martínez Fernando , Morales Gutiérrez Alfonso Carlos , Ortega Navarro Francisco J.
Published: May 2020

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关于遂宁融入成渝地区双城经济圈建设推动遂宁高质量发展的对策和建议
Authors: 秦 祎姍
Published: May 2020

遂宁在融入成渝地区双城经济圈建设发展中,主动作为,积极把“地理中心”转化为“功能轴心”。但是,在发展过程中仍存在“中部塌陷”“行政壁垒”“过路效应”等现实问题。遂宁要全面融入成渝地区双城经济圈建设应强化顶层谋划,增强统筹协调,需要在交通建设、现代化产业体系、科技创新、物流配送中心、文旅融合等方面不断增强遂宁经济实力,深入推进“双城”建设,打造成渝双城经济圈的副增长极。
人工智能兴起对未来会计行业的挑战与应对
Authors: 李 睿宁
Published: May 2020

人工智能是科技发展和时代进步的产物。随着人工智能技术的发展,人工智能已越来越深度进入会计领域,对提高业务效率、减少工作失误、防控企业风险、提高企业竞争力、提升人力资源效能等方面起到了重要作用。人工智能技术像一柄双刃剑,在促进会计工作发展的同时,也会使会计人员在职场中面临失业的危机。我们必须站在未来发展的高度,适应会计工作形势变化,实现由传统会计向管理会计转型；适应科技发展,重新寻找自身价值和工作目标定位；适应信息化发展,及时掌握计算机及人工智能相关技术；适应国际化发展,努力增强国际视野和交流能力；树立终身学习理念,不断提升综合素质和业务能力。本文在研究人工智能技术在提高工作的效率和准确率,带来一系列益处的同时,也进一步探究了人工智能也面临着道德、管理等等方面的难题。鼓励财会人员应该开拓思维,不断探索未知领域,迎接新时代的挑战。
注册会计师对拟在科创板上市的企业如何进行辅导——以Y公司为例
Authors: 张 伟
Published: May 2020

科创板正式开板后,对于许多科技创新型企业是极大的机会,企业要紧握机遇必须有相关专业人员的辅导。本文以Y公司为案例,探讨注册会计师在对拟上市的科创企业进行上市辅导时应注意的要点。注册会计师首先需要对企业的上市条件进行把关,其次要辅导其对潜在风险进行防范,最后对企业的财务问题应予以重视,重点关注其财务报表的真实性和内控的有效性。
基于电力企业党建工作创新实践研究探析
Authors: 孙 新星
Published: May 2020

基层党建工作是电力企业发展的基础工作,这就需要企业各个部门加强对基层党建工作的重视,从思想上明确基层党建工作和企业发展之间的关系,并根据基层党建工作的实际发展需求,创新党建工作方式,以提升电力企业的党建水平,为电力企业各项工作的顺利开展提供基础支持,推动电力企业的进一步发展。基于此,本文阐述了电力企业基层党建工作的重要性,分析了电力企业基层党建工作中存在的问题,研究了电力企业基层党建工作的创新。
探析国家审计在维护国家经济安全中存在的问题及其措施
Authors: 毛 利娟
Published: May 2020

维护国家安全是审计工作的第一要务,而经济安全是国家安全的核心和基础,也是国家审计维护国家安全的主要领域。基于此本文就国家审计在维护国家经济安全中存在的问题进行分析并提出解决措施。
行政事业单位经济管理存在的问题与对策研究
Authors: 丁 欣 , 史 玲红 , 张 韶佳
Published: May 2020

目前财务管理对于经济管理方面工作来说越来越重要,已经成为其中不可缺少的环节。并且在行政单位着手处理财务活动与关系的过程中起着非常重要的作用。但是在发挥作用的时候也出现了一些缺点,比如在观念上不注重事业单位的财务管理作业,管理体制存在一些短板等,这些问题都需要我们找到科学、合适的方法进行及时处理。
工资差异对企业绩效的影响浅析
Authors: 史 善进
Published: May 2020

工资差异与绩效关系的研究一直都是很多专家学者关注的重点内容,了解两者间的影响关系,合理规划企业内部不同岗位员工的工资情况,可在保证工作效率的基础上,降低工作开展对企业带来的不良影响,增强企业的核心竞争力。本文就对工资差异对企业绩的影响进行分析探讨,以供参考。
人力资源管理在信息系统项目管理中的应用
Authors: 赵 秀明 , 乔 兵
Published: May 2020

项目中的所有活动,归根到底都是由人来完成的。如何将“人”的作用发挥出来,对于项目的成败起着至关重要的作用。由于“军事文艺文献数字图书馆”建设项目工期紧、任务重,涉及的业务流程专业,因此,在本项目中人力资源管理显得尤其重要。项目人力资源管理的目的是根据项目需要规划并组建项目团队,对团队进行有效的指导和管理,以保证团队可以完成项目任务,实现项目目标。建设过程中,除了注意项目的进度管理、范围管理等,还应特别注重项目的人力资源管理,具体从以下几个方面入手。
新旧动能转换背景下财政支持促进装备制造业转型升级了吗？——以山东济南为例
Authors: 齐 菁华
Published: May 2020

新旧动能转换,是指通过引入新动能以及改造旧动能等逐步替换旧动能,解决旧动能无法满足企业发展和创新转型升级问题的措施。新动能一般是指新技术、新产业、新业态、新模式等。自2017年起,新旧动能转换重大工程就倍受关注,次年初,济南市召开了有关新旧动能转换工程的动员大会,并提出了一系列财税优惠政策。本文以山东省济南市为例,基于PEST模型,分析新旧动能转换背景下,财税政策支持对装备制造业转型升级的作用研究,并提出通过加大财税支持力度、扩大融资途径、组织技能培训等手段和方法,促进装备制造业转型升级的政策建议。
新形势下完善烟草市场经济发展的若干思考分析
Authors: 张 悦瑷
Published: May 2020

烟草行业是我国国民经济发展的重要支柱产业,对经济的发展产生直接的影响。现阶段我国烟草行业的市场已经完善,尤其是中国加入世贸组织后,国际市场更为开阔,造成烟草公司之间的竞争激烈,因此只有完善现阶段的市场管理模式,紧跟时代的发展步伐才能实现经济的稳定发展。本文从新形势下完善烟草市场经济的意义入手,深入分析烟草市场经济的特点,探索出全新的发展策略,以供参考。
Local contribution to circular economy. A case study of a Polish rural municipality
Authors: Golebiewski Jaroslaw , Takala Josu , Juszczyk Oskar , Drejerska Nina
Published: May 2020

The concept of circular economy is becoming increasingly important not only for academics, but also for other stakeholders. Notably the local government representatives are implementing such solutions, in response for the population growth and development, connected with increased consumption. This paper aims to recognize existing local solutions of circular economy as well as to identify possible ways for its development. Mixed methodology is used, including constructive approach, swot analysis, descriptive statistics or weak-market test. An analysis emphasizes a positive impact of circular economy on local development of the investigated municipality. However, it is still necessary to continue and intensify information and education activities for increasing public awareness of waste prevention, their removal under communal waste collection and collection systems, and proper management of municipal waste (especially biodegradable waste).
Factors influencing cereals yield in Polish agriculture
Authors: Wicki Ludwik , Dudek Hanna
Published: May 2020

The aim of the paper is to evaluate the relative importance of the selected inputs for cereals yields in Poland, especially the importance of certified seed. The following data have been used in research: inputs of artificial fertilizers per hectare, consumption of pesticides per hectare, certified seeds per hectare and average soil quality. All data were calculate for provinces level for each year in the period 2000-2017. The patterns of source of productivity were investigated using two methods: interpretation of estimated parameters in Cobb-Douglas production function and analysis of squared semipartial correlations. The results from both methods applied in the research are similar. The paper argues that the least "pure impact" is connected with certified seeds, medium impact to chemical originated inputs (fertilizers and pesticides) and the largest impact - to soil quality. The findings of the study indicates that: - pure impact of "certified seeds" is 7%; - impact of chemical origin inputs is circa 30% - (influence of pesticides and artificial fertilizers are not to be separated because its strongly depend each other); - pure impact of "soil quality" - about 60%. Domination of chemical inputs in yield formation is visible. It was also stated, that interaction of four inputs constitute from 35 to 62% of total influence on cereals yield. From this perspective it can be concluded that level of all other inputs have to be adequate to soil conditions and one of most important factor is interaction between variety, soil and fertilizing.
The impact of information and communication technologies in fish consumption in Portugal: building a support for the coming generations
Authors: Chkoniya Valentina , Oliveira Madsen Ana , Coelho Teresa
Published: May 2020

Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) are powerful tools in an extremely unstable and turbulent world, being a vital weapon in an era of electronic communication, full of unpredictability and entropy. Portugal is Europe's leader in consumption of fish and ranks third in the world. It is with this historical, economic and food galaxy interpretation of the world that we have decided to study the fish consumption supply chain in Portugal, distributing and analyzing 2 different surveys on purchase and consumption behaviors. 1393 respondents participated in surveys, one survey being for the general of the population and another one specifically for generations Y and Z. Being ICTs so vital to young people and being generation Y and Z the future in consumption, we have focused our study on how to build a support for the coming generations. To do that we have design communication strategies for fishing sector, including point-of-sale communication, underlining the issue of shopping experience, which in the case of young consumers is, very closely linked to ICT, based on creating sustained value for society underpinned by a relation of cooperation and proximity. Following Toffler's permanent adaptation survival rule, it is vital to the food supply chain (in our case, fish) to rapidly understand that the future of consumption is in the hands of the "Z/Post-Millennials" generation, meaning that product, place, price and promotion have been replaced by Ettenson's Solutions, Access, Value and Education.
How does management accounting affect entrepreneurial orientation in SMEs? A structural equation modelling
Authors: Oppi Chiara , Cavicchi Caterina , Vagnoni Emidia
Published: May 2020

Management accounting practices (MAP) appear to be a prerequisite for entrepreneur-ial orientation (EO) to positively influence profitability. In addition, critical capacities are a precondition to develop and maintain MAP. Studies revealed that small and me-dium enterprises use informal MAP and they generally lack managerial competences (MC) to develop and implement effective control systems to respond to environmental challenges. However, those who develop MC are more likely to implement MAP. The aim of the paper is to analyze the relationship between the use of MAP and the devel-opment of EO, where EO is measured through the independent dimensions of innova-tiveness, proactiveness and risk-taking. Further, the paper argues that the use of MAP is positively affected by the possession of MC. The paper adopts structural equation modelling to test the hypotheses, focusing on a sample of 339 Italian community pharmacies (response rate 54.6%). Findings support a positive relationship between MC and MAP and between MAP and EO, contributing to a field that is underexplored and providing suggestions for managers, practitioners and educators.
Costing to support strategies for product development. An empirical study of large international companies
Authors: Cescon Franco , Garlatti Andrea
Published: May 2020

The purpose of this study is mainly to investigate the use of Target Costing (TC) and Life Cycle Costing (LCC) to support New Product Development (NPD) strate-gies in large international companies. Another purpose is to determine how com-panies apply the TC concept and why this strategic costing technique is adopted to support NPD strategies. The study involves interviews in 7 organizations based in Europe and the United States and operating in Italy. It appears that TC, together with value engineering (VE) activities, is used in all 7 organizations in supporting NPD strategies, while only 2 organizations tend to use LCC. The contributions of this study to the accounting literature pertain to its research content and design. In particular, the paper offers new evidence for the debate concerning the relevance of strategic costing techniques, such as TC and LLC, in supporting NPD as a cen-tral dimension of the corporate strategies of the companies.
ANALISA PERENCANAAN PERSEDIAAN BAHAN BAKU PRODUK GEAR DENGAN MENGGUNAKAN METODE DYNAMIC LOT SIZING DI PT TJOKRO BERSAUDARA
Authors: Rivaldy Rega Fahmi , Rusindiyanto Rusindiyanto
Published: May 2020

Perencanaan jumlah persediaan yang akan dimiliki perusahaan merupakan salah satu ma-salah yang sering dihadapi oleh perusahaan. Terutama adalah ketika perencanaan persedi-aan bahan baku merupakan faktor penting yang dapat menunjang proses produksi perus-ahaan maupun membantu memenuhi permintaan konsumen. Pada PT Tjokro Bersaudara besi as merupakan bahan baku utama dengan presentase sebesar 55%. Sedangkan besi plat penggunaan nya hanya sebesar 45% dari semua produk yang dihasilkan. Pada besi as menggunakan S45c diameter 105mm dan pada besi plat dibedakan berdasarkan ketebalannya, mulai dari ketebalan 1mm; 2mm; dan 3mm. banyaknya jenis besi dan uku-ran yang digunakan oleh perusahaan perlu pengelolaan bahan baku sebaik mungkin. Teknik Dynamic lot sizing merupakan teknik yang digunakan untuk menentukan jumlah item yang harus dipesan dengan meminimalkan biaya yang dikeluarkan. Biaya yang berkaitan dengan lot sizing adalah biaya awal dan biaya simpan. Biaya awal merupakan biaya yang dikeluarkan untuk memesan bahan baku ke supplier. Sedangkan biaya simpan merupakan biaya yang dikeluarkan untuk penyimpanan bahan baku. Dari hasil penelitian didapat biaya bahan baku metode perusahaan sebesar Rp.35.619.030,- sedangkan biaya bahan baku dengan metode Dynamic Lot Sizing sebesar Rp.33.159.734,-. Metode Dynamic Lot Sizing menghasilkan penghematan biaya sebesar Rp. 2.459.296.- atau 6,9%. Jumlah produk pemesanan untuk bulan November 2019 sampai dengan Oktober 2020 yaitu untuk bahan baku As S45c sebesar 330 unit, untuk bahan baku plat 1mm sebesar 275 lembar, untuk bahan baku plat 2mm sebesar 301 lembar dan untuk bahan baku plat 3mm sebesar 189 lembar, dengan rincihan pemakaian untuk pembuatan 1 produk Gear dalam Bill Of Material adalah As S45c sebesar 0,7 meter, Plat 1mm sebesar 0,3 meter, Plat 2mm sebesar 0,45 meter, Plat 3mm sebesar 0,5 meter, dengan total biaya bahan baku sebesar Rp. 33.763.052.
Eating Disorders and Obesity as Social Justice Issues: Implications for Research and Practice
Authors: Russell-Mayhew Shelly
Published: May 2020

The purpose of this paper is to explore the usefulness of considering eating disorders and obesity as social justice issues. Looking at systemic issues opens possibilities for new approaches to practice and research. By connecting at the root of eating issues, proposed as social justice, perhaps real change can occur.
Health Inequity and Social Injustice for the Aytas in the Philippines: Critical Psychology in Action
Authors: Estacio Emee Vida , Marks David F
Published: May 2020

This article presents an example of a collaborative effort involving health psychologists, NGOs, and the local government that aims to understand health, material deprivation,and social inequity in an indigenous community in Floridablanca, Philippines. It adapts a participatory action research approach and uses literacy and empowerment to address emerging issues.
Social Justice and Applied Psychology: Practical Ideas for Training the Next Generation of Psychologists
Authors: Ali Saba Rasheed , Liu William Ming , Mahmood Amina , Arguello JoAnna
Published: May 2020

Even though many applied psychology programs embrace a philosophy of social justice, faculty members and trainers are often faced with the practical struggle of implementing a social justice training agenda. This article discusses both the theoretical and practical aspects of implementing a social justice training agenda in applied psychology programs.
Teaching Advocacy Counseling within a Social Justice Framework: Implications for School Counselors and Educators
Authors: Green Eric J. , McCollum Vivian C. , Hays Danica G.
Published: May 2020

The authors present a comprehensive view of advocacy counseling utilizing an original paradigm built upon the ideals that all clients should have equal access to goods and services and equal participation in programs and institutions. Relevant activities and a case study are included to highlight the importance of infusing advocacy in counselor training programs. Last, implications for school counselors and educators are provided.
Social Distance from Mental Illness Among Counseling, Social Work, and Psychology Students and Helping Professionals
Authors: Tillman Douglas R. , Hof David D. , Pranckeviciene Aiste , Endriulaitienė Auksė , Markšaitytė Rasa , Žardeckaitė-Matulaitienė Kristina
Published: May 2020

Negative stereotypes of people with mental illness may lead to stigma of those with mental illness, impacting their self-confidence and willingness to seek mental health treatment. Few studies have looked at the health professional’s role and the impact they may have on the stigmatization process of people with mental illness. The purpose of this article was to better understand the concept of social distance among individuals in the helping professions of counseling, social work, and psychology. A total of 305 students and 95 professionals from counseling, social work and psychology participated in this study. Results revealed that counseling, social work, and psychology students, and helping professionals do not differ in their need for social distance from people with mental illness. Helping professionals reported significantly more social distance from people with mental health problems in close personal relationships, compared to their social relationships. In conclusion, there were no significant differences in social distance observed as a function of professional experience.
Community-Based Participatory Research with Invisible, Geographically-Dispersed Communities: Partnering with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Communities on the California Central Coast
Authors: Oaks Laury , Israel Tania , Conover Kristin J. , Cogger Alise , Avellar Todd Raymond
Published: May 2020

This article reports on the community-based participatory research (CBPR) process of a 3.5-year studydocumenting lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) community members’ perceptions oflocal LGBTQ communities on the Central Coast of California. This three-phase study consisted of online andpaper-and-pen surveys to analyze community strengths, challenges, priorities, and feelings of connection;collaborative interpretation of survey results through community forums; and a regional “LGBTQ Summit” toenvision and initiate data-based actions to address community priorities. The focus throughout the project wason establishing collaborative partnerships to plan and guide the project, cultivating community participationin interpreting and disseminating findings, and honoring diverse LGBTQ community members’ voicesthrough data-driven community action. This article documents lessons learned about building and facilitatingcommunity-university partnerships, organizing and maintaining a sustained community research collaborative,engaging community participation, and ultimately, creating lasting, community-driven interventions.
From Proposal to Action: Supporting Student Advocacy during Graduate Counseling Training
Authors: Brinkman Britney G. , Hirsch Keely
Published: May 2020

Training future clinicians to engage in advocacy is an important element of fostering multicultural competence.We describe the use of an advocacy proposal assignment integrated into a required multicultural counselingcourse to teach students about advocacy work. We offer data from a study that examined the impact of theassignment on students’ perceptions of advocacy/activism. Participants included 74 counseling psychologygraduate students. Students in the advocacy compared to the comparison group endorsed greater importanceplaced on advocacy and greater intentions to engage in advocacy. We also offer four examples of students whomoved from the proposal stage to action stage, documenting their projects. Finally, we offer suggestions andrecommendations for supporting students’ engagement in advocacy.
Social Justice Pre-Practicum: Enhancing Social Justice Identity Through Experiential Learning
Authors: Sanabria Samuel , DeLorenzi Leigh
Published: May 2020

The counseling profession calls counselors to engage in social justice advocacy and charges counselor education programs to prepare students for this work. While most counseling programs promote social justice knowledge through a single course and infusion model, there remains a standard practice in providing students with experiential opportunities in advocacy to improve their learning. A qualitative study used a focus group methodology to examine the effectiveness of a social justice pre-practicum in the development of a social justice identity with counseling students. The study examines whether participation in a social justice pre-practicum reinforces a personal connection to and a broader understanding of social inequalities and advocacy work, as well as encourages more engagement in systemic advocacy in current employment. The purpose of this article is to encourage counselor education programs to equip students with real-life experiential opportunities in advocacy work by adopting a similar social justice pre-practicum course in their curriculum.
Promoting Counseling Students’ Advocacy Competencies through Service-Learning
Authors: Murray Christine E. , Pope Amber L. , Rowell P. Clay
Published: May 2020

This article describes an action research evaluation of a service-learning advocacy project implemented in doctoral-level and masters-level classes in a CACREP-accredited counseling program. The project involved students working together (a) to develop public policy guides related to the 2008 Presidential election and (b) to plan and implement an event designed to inform the public about policies relevant to sexuality, career issues, and mental health. The qualitative action research evaluation of the project focused on students’ perceptions of the project throughout its implementation. The results indicate that the project holds value for student learning and service to the community, although students may vary in their perceptions of the project. The authors conclude with future directions for research and counselor education.
Implementing Multicultural Social Justice Strategies in Counselor Education Training Programs
Authors: Bemak Fred , Talleyrand Regine M. , Jones Hollie , Daquin Jewelle
Published: May 2020

This article is based on the presentation on implementing multicultural social justice leadership strategies in counselor education programs. The George Mason University’s Counseling and Development Program was used as an example to illustrate how to successfully infuse multicultural social justice values into an entire graduate counselor training program. The article is written from two perspectives: 1) faculty’s discussion on the development and establishment of a multicultural social justice counseling program, and 2) current and past students’ viewpoints of the impact of the multicultural social justice training program on their personal and professional lives. Recommendations are also suggested to assist counseling and psychology programs on the implementation of multicultural social justice leadership strategies.
Revolutionary Leadership: From Paulo Freire to the Occupy Movement
Authors: Watkins Mary
Published: May 2020

All over the world, individuals in groups are attempting to occupy their “Commons.” In an era of gross income and power divides, this reclamation must go hand-in-hand with a process of psychic and interpersonal decolonization, where the received hierarchical roles and leadership practices we have inherited are disrupted and thrown into question. Beginning with Paulo Freire’s ideas on revolutionary leadership, and continuing to the principles and practices emerging in the OCCUPY movement, the author focuses on the consensus process and on horizontalism (horizontalidad). To aid in the radical transformation of the structures of oppression, counselors and other dialogically-skilled individuals are needed to help facilitate shared leadership, inclusive dialogue, conflict transformation, and consensus decision-making.
Social Justice in Application: Counselor Training in a Legal Context
Authors: Malott Krista M. , Knoper Tacia
Published: May 2020

A paradigm shift in counseling toward a social justice framework indicates the need for corresponding change in counselor education practices. In this article, the authors present a unique, interdisciplinary training program at one university, whereby counseling students aid clientele through social justice counseling in collaboration with students from the Law School and Modern Language Department. Program development and challenges unique to this collaborative venture are described. Three cases will illustrate the counselors’ role in the context of legal practice.
Reflections on the Experiences of Turbaned Sikh Men in the Aftermath of 9/11
Authors: Arora Kiran S.K.
Published: May 2020

The murder of Trayvon Martin is a painful reminder of the violence perpetuated towards subjugated groups who are often deemed suspicious because of the color of their skin and/or clothing. The association of the hoodie and Black skin with being a member of a violent group is an association that is familiar for Sikh men. Many today are unaware of how Sikh men have been vilified because of their skin color and turbans. The terrorist attacks, which occurred on September 11, 2001, had a significant impact on turbaned Sikh men living in North America. These men have been targeted since then because of their shared visual image with the perpetrators of 9/11. This brief reflection discusses the experiences of discrimination these men have experienced, gives examples of psychological and relational injuries related to 9/11, and offers personal and professional lessons learned through conversations with turbaned Sikh men on their experiences.
Giving Voice: Utilizing Critical Race Theory to Facilitate Consciousness of Racial Identity for Latina/o College Students
Authors: Cerezo Alison , McWhirter Benedict T. , Peña Diana , Valdez Marina , Bustos Cristina
Published: May 2020

The purpose of this manuscript is to describe the development and implementation of the Latina/o Educational Equity Project (LEEP), a pilot program designed to facilitate critical consciousness of race in higher education for Latina/o college students. Consistent with our values in social justice, we developed LEEP with the belief that increased critical consciousness would result in students’ recognition of the power dynamics at work in predominately White universities (PWI), increased strength and resilience in being able to negotiate such a context, and improved ability to make the connection between college completion to the upward mobility of their local communities and communities of origin. Elsewhere we present the specific outcomes of this brief intervention (Cerezo & McWhirter; 2012) our focus here is to describe how we used Critical Race Theory (CRT) as a guiding framework to develop various aspects of the program that we implemented in three PWI settings.
Situating Psychotheraphy with Tribal Peoples in a Sovereignty Paradigm
Authors: Cavalieri Consuelo E.
Published: May 2020

American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) nations have experienced profound disruptions to their lifeworlds as a result of ongoing colonialism. With striking regularity, these disruptions have violated Tribal sovereignty, impacting Tribal capacities for self-determination. The ensuing distress within Tribal communities has been marked by the intergenerational transmission of colonial traumas and losses that have been conceptualized as historical trauma, historical trauma response, historical unresolved grief, and colonial trauma response. For mental health professionals to de-colonize their work with Tribal peoples, it is necessary to imbue mental health research and practice with a sovereignty perspective that supports Tribal nations’ rights to self-determination. In a sovereignty-based paradigm, psychotherapy and research would involve critically examining colonial assumptions currently enacted in western research and psychotherapy approaches and a search for therapeutic approaches that nurture each Tribal people’s self-determined relational, knowledge, and value systems.
Guiding Principles for Community Engagement: Reflections on a School-Based Sustainability Project
Authors: Blythe Charlotte , Harré Niki , Sharma Sindra , Dillon Victoria , Douglas Briar , Didsbury Amandia
Published: May 2020

This article describes an action research project in which community psychologists worked with a school community to promote environmentally sustainable practices. Our research team had five guiding principles: strengths-based, empowerment, role modeling, communication, and measurement and feedback. Here we describe a phenomenological study of how we experienced our principles and how key participants from the school perceived our professional practice. Each research team member completed a self-reflective survey and key staff and students from the school were interviewed. Amongst other benefits, the principles were valuable in promoting coherence within the research team, guiding decision-making and providing a framework for critical reflection. Recommendations are given for researchers and community practitioners interested in initiating sustainability projects with local organizations or using a similar principles-based approach in other collaborative endeavors.
Power Politics: Advocacy to Activism in Social Justice Counseling
Authors: Lee Marian A. , Jorgensen Smith Tammy , Henry Ryan G.
Published: May 2020

The authors seek to initiate a broader dialog within the social justice movements across disciplines to include a deeper understanding of how power politics plays out in the social/political domain of the public arena outlined in the American Counseling Association (ACA) Advocacy Competencies. In this domain, counselors act as legislative/policy change advocates. However, in recent years social justice advocates within the profession have called for a more activist stance focusing on changing social structures of unjust systems and institutions as an adjunct to legislative/policy advocacy. Activities engaged in by policy/legislative advocates and structural change activists are discussed. Delineation between the differences in perception of power by political operatives and counseling professionals is examined so counselors may have a more comprehensive understanding of the challenges associated with being social change agents. Future implications for the field are discussed with focus on evidence-based research, training, and the potential use of technology and social media in the social justice advocacy movement.
Reflections on a Participatory Research Project: Young People of Refugee Background in an Arts-Based Program
Authors: Sonn Christopher C. , Grossman Michele , Utomo Angela
Published: May 2020

In Australia we have been engaged in community research with different groups who have been marginalised or excluded on the basis of race or ethnicity. To date, little research has been undertaken on the role of creative arts programs for refugee background young people. This article will describe a research project exploring how arts-based interventions facilitate well-being and settlement of recently arrived young people of refugee background. Specifically, the article discusses the usefulness of participatory research in evaluating a school-based arts program where refugee-background young people had the opportunity to tell their story through multiple media such as photos, individual narratives, and embodied performance (e.g., dance). Reflections and lessons on the challenges of conducting a participatory research project are also offered.
Critiquing and Analyzing the Effects of Neoliberalism on Community Organizing: Implications and Recommendations for Practitioners and Educators
Authors: Brady Shane R. , Schoeneman Andrew C. , Sawyer Jason
Published: May 2020

Although community organizing has historic and current roots as a mode of practice, characterized by people coming together to collectively address unmet needs and/or challenge inequality, neoliberal trends beginning to form in the 1980s have negatively impacted community organizing. Neoliberal values, which promote individualism, capitalism, the existence of welfare states, and reform from solely within the system are concerning to the future of community practice. This article provides a critique and analysis of the impact of neoliberalism on community organizing in three areas: The influence of evidence-based practice on dictating how community organizers practice, a lack of focus on social movements in community organizing, and the professionalization of community organizing, which marginalizes nonprofessionals engaged in community organizing. This article exposes potential problems arising from within community organizing as a result of neoliberalism. In order to uncover and analyze the major effects of neoliberalism, we propose a theoretical framework that combines critical theory and Foucault’s work on social control. We end the analysis by providing recommendations for practitioners of community organizing as well as for educators teaching about community organizing.
Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence as Advocates for Social Change
Authors: Murray Christine E. , King Kelly , Crowe Allison , Flasch Paulina
Published: May 2020

Intimate partner violence is a major public health issue that presents numerous potential challenges and negative consequences for survivors. The external barriers and systemic oppression that contribute to these challenges and consequences are potentially relevant factors for counselors to address in social justice advocacy efforts. In addition to advocacy initiatives led by counselors, counselors can support their clients who have experienced IPV victimization to engage in self-advocacy, as well as advocacy efforts designed to promote positive social change. This study examines how survivors of IPV (n=123) think about themselves as potential or actual advocates, as well as survivors’ considerations for engaging in advocacy efforts. We apply content analysis methodology to identify themes within respondents’ qualitative responses to an advocacy-related question on an electronic survey on the process of overcoming abuse. The following themes emerged: the significance of survivors’ involvement in advocacy, survivors’ personal qualities and skills required for effective advocacy, validation of survivors’ right to choose whether or not to engage in advocacy, and examples of survivors’ large and small-scale advocacy efforts. The ACA Advocacy Competencies are then used to organize and operationalize survivors’ perceptions and experiences related to their involvement in advocacy efforts. The unique opportunities and challenges that survivors may encounter when they engage in advocacy initiatives at the individual, community, and societal levels are considered. This study aims to expand the concept of self-advocacy to survivors of IPV and other similarly marginalized groups, highlighting the potential for personal empowerment and social change.
Counseling Advocacy Competencies in Action: Lessons Learned through the See the Triumph Campaign
Authors: Murray Christine E , Crowe Allison
Published: May 2020

With the growing emphasis on social justice in the counseling and psychology professions, mental health professionals are increasingly called upon to engage in advocacy work. In this article, the authors describe their advocacy campaign, See the Triumph, which aims to end the stigma surrounding intimate partner violence. See the Triumph is based on research with survivors of intimate partner violence, whose stories inspired the development of the campaign. The article describes how the See the Triumph campaign reflects the American Counseling Association’s Advocacy Competencies, as well as the most significant lessons learned through the campaign.
Community and Public Arena Advocacy Training Challenges, Supports, and Recommendations in Counseling Psychology: A Participatory Qualitative Inquiry
Authors: Baranowski Kim A , Bhattacharyya Sriya , Ameen Edward J , Herbst Rachel Becker , Corrales Carolina , Cote Gonzalez Laura M , González Dianna Marisol , Jones Shantoyia , Reynolds Jason D , Goodman Lisa A , Miville Marie L
Published: May 2020

Despite a continuing need for clinicians to engage in socially-­‐just practice that addresses systemic factors impacting the mental health of clients through advocacy, there are often limited formalized opportunities for doctoral counseling psychology students to be exposed to and to engage in community or public arena advocacy. Two counseling psychology faculty members initiated and supervised a Participatory Action Research (PAR) team comprised of six advanced counseling psychology doctoral students and three early career counseling psychologists with experience conducting community and public arena advocacy. The nine PAR team members explored the doctoral students’ experiences conducting advocacy during their doctoral training and the resulting qualitative data was analyzed using a content analysis methodology. The study results highlight the challenges inherent in facilitating and conducting these types of advocacy training activities, discuss essential supports provided by their doctoral programs, and offer recommendations to counseling psychology faculty interested in preparing their students to engage in this work.
Tin, Aluminum, and Diamonds:Strengthening the Alchemy of the Journal of Social Action in Counseling and Psychology
Authors: Gerstein Lawrence H. , Valera Pamela
Published: May 2020

The purpose of this article is to articulate the incoming Co-Editors’ plan, mission, and vision to preserve and enhance the quality and reputation of the Journal of Social Action in Counseling and Psychology. Further, it provides some background about each editor, and offers words of appreciation to the individuals and the academic institutions that support them as Co-Editors.
A College Knowledge Outreach Program for Latino Immigrant Parents: Process and Evaluation
Authors: Gonzalez Laura M.
Published: May 2020

As Latino immigrant families adjust to life in the U.S., they may experience individual and systems level barriers to meeting their children’s educational planning needs. In emerging immigrant communities, schools and social service agencies may not have all the resources and structures needed to serve Spanish-speaking parents. Thus, researchers and practitioners may need to consider partnership models to meet the needs of marginalized Spanish-speaking families. The article describes three stages in a community-based college knowledge educational outreach program for Latino parents: (1) needs assessment; (2) collaboration/implementation; and (3) evaluation. The educational outreach program was created and piloted for 27 Latino immigrant parents in two settings (middle school and community agency). The Bryan and Henry (2012) model for collaborative outreach for underserved populations was applied post-hoc to compare the pilot program with an ideal framework and identify possible improvements to the educational outreach program for Latino parents. Implications for program content and the process of community partnering are discussed.