bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Tropical Fantasia: Towards a New Archivo-Museological Imaginary
Authors: Arévalo Ana Helena
Published: February 2022

We have observed ubiquitously, although not yet exhaustively, academics and practitioners alike catching archive fevers and chasing archival impulses down rabbit holes. We have borne witness to historiographical and archaeological turns in art and art history, in the chasing and longing for irretrievable pasts. We have found refuge in these milieux de mémoire. For what are archives but time-traveling machines; portals between unfinished pasts and reopened futures? What are archives but the mirrors of civilization, perpetually reflecting us as we are?[1] Cloistered away within Arctic mountains sits the Svalbard Global Seed Vault (fig. 1). The Judd-esque structure, also known as a doomsday vault, houses the globe’s largest seed archive, one that is perpetually protected and isolated from the threats and dangers of the outside world. It includes backups of seed samples extracted from crop collections all around the world, which endeavor “to stand the test of time and the challenge of natural and man-made disasters.”[2] It was conceived as an apparatus of survival against the promise of ominous futures of deserts, deforestation, and desolation, very much feeding into humanity’s cultic celebration of permanence and its fetish of continuation.
Space, Movement, and Body: Marlow Moss
Authors: Özkara Gülce
Published: February 2022

Marlow Moss is a prominent but neglected woman artist who worked in geometric abstraction, and her unique approach to space deserves more attention. This manuscript follows Marlow Moss’s work Composition in Red, Black and White (1953) from the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam’s collection as a case study and explores Moss’s concept of double and truncated lines. In activating an abstract artwork of an overlooked artist produced in the postwar period, I explore the potential of a concept of embodied space. The study reflects on the interrelation between space, movement and body in geometric abstraction. How can engaging with geometric abstraction reveal that space and gender are related? How can feminist concepts of space disrupt the patriarchal spatial systems? What is the relationship between space and social identities? How can Moss’s spatial approach revivify a feminist concept of corporeality?
In All Fairness: An Exploration of Ethical Collaborative Practices
Authors: Yasmin Najiba
Published: February 2022

In September 2019 the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam opened its doors to the public for the much awaited exhibition Chagall, Picasso, Mondrian and Others: Migrant Artists in Paris. With migration as the underlying theme, this temporary exhibition presented the work of renowned modern artists and some lesser-known artists by taking a deep dive into their triumphs and struggles of making art while being a migrant in the city of Paris.
منهج التربيّة الخلقيّة عند عبد الله ناصح علوان (دراسة مكتبيّة بالطّريقة الوصفيّة التّحليليّة)
Authors: Hidayat Agus
Published: February 2022

إنّ فساد أخلاق الشباب دليل على ضعف أخلاق مواطني البلاد. ولذلك ينبغي على الوالد أو المربّي أن يلاحظ ويدرّب الأولاد كلّ المهن. وإذا أهمل الوالد التربيّة الخلقيّة لولده فله الخسارة والندامة والفشل لمستقبله. وبهذا النظر أن التربيّة الخلقيّة للأولاد أمر هامّ وخطر لحياتهم السعيدة. وكان عبد الله ناصح علوان معلما عظيما ولديه الإهتمام الكبير والفكرة الجيدة نحو التربيّة الخلقيّة.

الهدف من حلال الفكرة السابقة من هذا البحث هو: (1) الكشف عن معنى التربيّة الخلقيّة عند عبد الله ناصح علوان، (2) الكشف عن منهج التربيّة الخلقيّة عنده.

ونوعيّة البحث المستخدمة في هذا البحث هي دراسة مكتبيّة بالطّريقة الوصفيّة التّحليليّة.

بناء على هذا البحث فاستنتاج الباحث: (1) أن التربيّة الخلقيّة عنده هي مجموعة المبادئ الخلقيّة، والفضائل السلوكية والوجدانية التي يجب أن يتلقاها الطفل ويكتسبها و يعتاد عليها من دورة تمييزه إلى أن يبلغ مكلّفا إلى دورة شبابه. (2) أن منهج التربيّة الخلقيّة عنده هو: أ- التحذير من التشبه والتقليد، ب- النهي عن الاستغراق في التنعم، ج- النهي عن الاستمتاع إلى الموسيقى والغناء الخاليع، د-النهي للرجال عن التشبه بالنساء، هـ- النهي عن التبرج والاختلاط والنظر إلى المحرّمات.

 

كلمات مرشّدة: المنهج، التربيّة الخلقيّة، عبد الله ناصح علوان.
Quality Comparison of Naturally and Artificially Ripened ‘Monthong’ Durian (Durio zibethinus) Fruits Harvested at Various Maturity Stages
Authors: Supapvanich Suriyan , Youryon Pannipa
Published: February 2022

The effects of artificial and natural ripening approaches on the quality of ‘Monthong’ durians harvested at various maturity stages were investigated. The fruits were harvested at the maturity stages of 110 (~ 80% maturity), 115 (~ 85% maturity) and 120 (~ 90% maturity) days after anthesis (DAA) and were then artifically ripened by smearing ethephon on peduncle cut surfaces, or were allowed to naturally ripen at room temperature (28±2°C). The ripening period and quality of the ripened durians were determined and compared with the tree-ripened durians (130 DAA). The fruits harvested at 110, 115 and 120 DAA fruits were naturally ripened on days 9, 6 and 4, respectively, after harvesting. All fruits treated with ethephon had ripened on 3 days. Durians at more mature stages had higher pulp yellowness and carotenoid content while the ripening approach had no influence on both parameters. Pulp firmness of naturally ripened durians was lower than artifically ripened fruits. The starch content of the130 DAA fruits was high and similar to durians harvested at 120 DAA, after ripening. The tree-ripened durians had the highest soluble solids content (SSC) and total sugars contents (TSC). The values of SSC and TSC of naturally ripened fruits were higher than those of artificially ripened fruits. Durians harvested at more maturity had higher antixodant capapcity compared to yourger durians. Natural ripening induced antioxidants more than artifical ripening. In conclusion, artificial ripening hastened the ripening period, and the quality of 120 DAA durians after ripening was close to that of 130 DAA fruit.
Brinkmanship: A game of Increasing Risk
Authors: Vashisht Mokshita
Published: February 2022

A game is a situation of strategic interdependence: the result of a player’s strategies (actions/choices) depends upon the strategies of other people (one or many), who are responding consciously in the given scenario. The negotiation strategy of Brinkmanship is an essence of competitive edge in business, politics, and everyday life, if practised effectively. This paper covers the application of Brinkmanship as a strategic response in various situations, alongside examining the impact in different scenarios. The paper also analyses and highlights the importance of balance while applying the strategic move of Brinkmanship to avoid the serious risk of miscalculation and dangerous escalations, through various real-time case studies. The analysis also helps to explain other incentives which are offered by the brinkmanship strategy to the players/agents along with an advantageous outcome. This paper shall also discuss the characterization of optimal behaviour and decision making in conflictive scenarios among different players. Keywords— risk, brinkmanship, conflict, behaviour, trade-off, controlled loss, credibility, nuclear war, entrepreneurial brinkmanship, Nash Equilibrium, probabilistic situations, strategy, world peace, management, game theory
Pengaruh Kepemimpinan Terhadap Motivasi Kerja Pegawai di Kantor Pelayanan Pajak
Authors: Sugianto Dedi , Alfian Juli , Rahmadi  , Sari Eka
Published: February 2022

Pajak bagi pemerintah tidak hanya merupakan sumber pendapatan, tetapijuga merupakan salah satu variabel kebijaksanaan yang digunakan untuk mengaturjalannya perekonomian. Adapun masalah penelitian ini yaitu mengetahui pengaruhkepemimpinan terhadap motivasi kerja pegawai dikantor pelayanan pajak pratamamedan belawan. Metode yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah denganpendekatan survey melalui observasi, wawancara, pembagian kuesioner dan studidokumentasi. Metode analisis data yang digunakan adalahanalisis regresi linierberganda. Pengaruh langsung kepemimpinan terhadap kinerja pegawai = 0,430.Pengaruh tidak langsung melalui motivasi kerja = (0,164) x (0,486) = 0,079. Totalpengaruh = 0,430 + 0,079 = 0,509. Hasil mediasi menunjukkan bahwa nilaipengaruh langsung lebih tinggi dari pada pengaruh tidak langsung, hal inimenunjukkan bahwa motivasi kerja mampu memediasi pengaruh kepemimpinanterhadap kinerja pegawai meski pengaruh mediasinya relatif lemah.
PERAN SUPERVISOR DALAM PENINGKATAN MUTU PENDIDIKAN
Authors: Ainol
Published: February 2022

Education is a very important thing to improve, because through the education of the nation's generation that is qualified in terms of science and technology and imtaq can be formed. To improve the quality of education, the parties involved must also be constantly improved. One of the parties that plays a role in the world of education is the school supervisor. Quality school supervisors must have a large responsibility, always develop their profession, carry out the preparation of work methods and school supervision instruments, and have a clear work program in accordance with the stipulated provisions. Management of education supervisors is a strategic element in achieving educational goals. Both the purpose of education in the national, institutional, and also curricular context.

Keywords: supervisor, education, and nation's generation
PELAKSANAAN PENDIDIKAN KARAKTER MELALUI KEGIATAN KESISWAAN DI MTs MISBAHUL HASAN ANDUNGSARI TIRIS PROBOLINGGO
Authors: Mohamad Ahyar Ma'arif
Published: February 2022

The Indonesian nation is facing a multidimensional crisis. From the results of studies of various disciplines and approaches, there seems to be a common view that all kinds of crises originate from moral or moral crises. This crisis is directly or indirectly, related to school or education issues. Research focus: (1) How to plan character education through student activities at Misbahul Hasan Andungsari Tiris Probolinggo MTs, (2) How to implement character education through student activities at Misbahul Hasan Andungsari Tiris Probolinggo MTs, and (3) How to evaluate character education through student activities at Misbahul Hasan Andungsari MTs Tiris Probolinggo. This research uses a qualitative approach with data collection methods of observation, interviews, and documentation. The data obtained were analyzed using descriptive analysis with steps of data reduction, data presentation and verification. The validity of the data uses triangulation of methods and sources. The results of the study show: (1) Planning for the implementation of character education through student activities in the Madrasah Tsanawiyah Misbahul Hasan Andungsari Tiris Probolinggo is relatively in accordance with planning in management. At least three elements of planning have been fulfilled namely: Choosing a set of activities, Deciding what to do next, when, how and by whom. When the implementation has been determined, the people directly involved are also clear, so the planning is only to run. (2) The implementation of character education through student activities in the Madrasah Tsanawiyah Misbahul Hasan Andungsari Tiris Probolinggo has been carried out according to applicable regulations, the madrasa head who has a model leadership in a hierarchy of needs has been able to move all components of the madrasa to consciously and responsibly jointly carry out their duties for the overall success of education., 3) Evaluation of character education through student activities in Tsanawiyah Madrasah Misbahul Hasan Andungsari Tiris Probolinggo has been relatively well underway. Evaluation developed by Madrasah Tsanawiyah Misbahul Hasan Andungsari Tiris.

Keywords: Implementation of Character Education, Student Activities.
Eruption of the Nyiragongo Volcano on 22 May 2021: Chemical Composition of the "Volcanic Salt" and Collateral Risk
Authors: Annie KINJA BISUSA. , Eliode BAKOLE Y. , Lydie SIFA , Faustin KAHWATA K. , Steeve MWISA WA LEKY , HABARIF. SAFARI , Andre IZINGA , Pierre MASHALA , Richard HABAMUNGU , Bonheur NGANGU , M. BAHATI RUSIMBUKA
Published: February 2022

The present study aims to assess the chemical composition of the NaCl-like salt identified on the lava flows of the Nyiragongo volcanic eruption of May 22, 2021, in Kibati not far from the N02 road, in the Bukumu chiefdom; in order to determine its positive or negative impact on the health of the population (for consumers). Samples of these salts are subjected to organoleptic and chemical analysis at the laboratories of the CEEC (Center of Expertise for the Evaluation and Certification of Mineral Substances,) and the OCC in Goma. The results obtained obtained the presence of major elements whose content is greater than 100ppm (mg / kg) and other trace elements whose contents are below 1000ppm, other than certain radioactive elements. These elements come from the magma in a high temperature molten silicate bath, which has given rise to rock (salt) on the surface by rapid cooling of the lava. The high content of silicon and potassium and sodium alkalis clearly shows the alkalinity of the magma of this volcano. It is not in any way the NaCl consumption salt put rather alkalized silica rich in potassium and sodium.
EVALUATION GENETIC DIVERSITY AND A BOTTLENECK OF Cinnamomum balansae H. Lecomte POPULATIONS IN PHU THO PROVINCE BY MICROSATELITE (SSR) MARKERS
Authors: Duy Vu Dinh , Xuan Bui Thi Tuyet , Sinh Nguyen Van , Phuong Pham Mai , Ha Ta Thi Thu , Vien Nguyen , Quang Le Van
Published: February 2022

Cinnamomum balansae Lecomte (Lauraceae) is considered as an endemic to Vietnam and is assessed as endangered. This species an ecologically and economically important tree species. To conserve the species in tropical forests, genetic diversity was investigated on the basis of ten microsatellites (single sequence repeat, SSR). In all, fifty-two C. balansae individuals of four populations in Phu Tho (Doan Hung, Thanh Son, Ha Hoa and Viet Tri city) were analyzed in thisstudy. A total of 27 alelles were observed across the studied loci. The polymorphic information content (PIC) averaged 0.43 and indicated a high polymorphic value. Other values including discrimination power (PD = 0.58), resolving power (Rp = 2.57) and Marker index (MI = 1.08) were revealed. Genetic diversity in population level was higher (Ne = 2.68; Ho = 0.47 and He = 0.37) and positive inbreeding value (Fis = 0.16). Bottleneck tests had not found of four populations. This study also showed the importance of conserving the genetic resources of C. balansae species in Phu Tho province.
Employee Relations Policies and Organisational Sustainability
Authors: Wegwu Macaulay Enyindah
Published: February 2022

Employee relations, Employee relations policies, Organizational sustainability.The study investigated the relationship between employee relations policies and organisational sustainability. Three research questions were asked and three hypotheses tested. A sample size of 100 was derived from a population of 120 which consisted of top, middle and lower level managers. A cross sectional survey method was used and in addition, structured questionnaire administered in gathering information. Data collected was analysed using Pearson Product Moment Correlation Coefficient statistical tool. Findings revealed a positive and significant relationship between employee relations policies and organizational sustainability. It was therefore concluded that employee relations policies have a positive and significant relationship with organizational sustainability. The study then recommended that employee relations policies should be accorded adequate priority in order to achieve organizational sustainability.
Market Segmentation and Energy Efficiency: Evidence from China’s Regional Economies
Authors: Nie Liang , Zhang ZhongXiang
Published: February 2022

Existing studies have focused on the negative impact of inefficient resource allocation on energy performance in China, but neglected to explore the underlying reason for this phenomenon from the perspective of market segmentation. To fill this research gap, the epsilon-based measure model is used to estimate energy efficiency, and the measurement method of market segmentation is improved in this paper. On the basis of a theoretical hypothesis, we use fractional regression models to conduct empirical research. The results show that market segmentation has a significant negative effect on China’s energy efficiency. Additionally, this inhibitory effect is robust but heterogeneous. The impact mechanism test indicates that energy price distortion, enterprise technology innovation, and industrial agglomeration are three intermediate influence channels. Based on these analyses, we suggest that China should accelerate market-oriented reform and eliminate market segmentation in pursuit of energy-saving and emission-abating goals.
Energy Efficiency Premium Issues and Revealing the Pure Label Effect
Authors: Khazal Aras , Sønstebø Ole Jakob
Published: February 2022

Following the European Union’s implementation of Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) for buildings, the capitalization of energy efficiency in transaction prices and rents has been subject to much research. This paper uses different identification strategies for the Norwegian residential sales (N = 750,000) and rental (N = 670,000) markets to highlight the endogeneity and methodological limitations associated with assessing the price effects of energy efficiency and the signaling effect of label adoption. We find that the valuation of energy efficiency is subject to unobserved location and quality bias, that labeling has immediate, short-run, and long-run price effects and that different effects are observed in different submarkets. We provide evidence that sample selection issues related to location and time, with methodological and data limitations, are essential factors that must be considered when assessing the effects of the EPC implementation.
BRANCOS E NEGROS: VANTAGENS EM DECISÕES DE EMPREGO
Authors: Costa Junior Lindemberg , Silva Leonilde da Conceição
Published: February 2022

Este estudo teve como objetivo identificar se candidatos negros tem desvantagens em um processo seletivo a cargo administrativo concorrendo com candidatos brancos. Utilizou-se modelo teórico analisando os seguintes construtos: Cumprimento dos requisitos do cargo; Probabilidade de Recebimento de Promoção; Probabilidade de contratação; Competência Percebida e Cordialidade Percebida. Neste sentido, realizou-se experimento com estudantes de curso superior Bacharelado em Administração como amostra. Os resultados apontaram que os candidatos negros em um processo seletivo a cargo administrativo, levam desvantagem na concorrência com candidatos brancos. Em média, o candidato branco obteve melhor avaliação que o candidato negro em todos os construtos. Identificou-se ainda que a menor média encontrada na avaliação do candidato branco é superior a qualquer média relacionada ao candidato negro.

 

PALAVRAS-CHAVE:

Gestão de Pessoas; Processo de seleção; Preconceito racial.
RISCO DE PERDA DE CONHECIMENTO NO CONTEXTO DA ADMINISTRAÇÃO PÚBLICA: UMA ANÁLISE BIBLIOMÉTRICA DA PRODUÇÃO CIENTÍFICA INDEXADA NA BASE DE DADOS SCIELO
Authors: Souto Leonardo Fernandes , Bruno-Faria Maria de Fátima
Published: February 2022

A partir da reforma administrativa e gerencial iniciada nos anos 1990, a administração pública passou a utilizar práticas de gestão até então próprias da iniciativa privada. Neste contexto, este estudo bibliométrico teve por objetivo analisar a representatividade do tema risco de perda de conhecimento, considerando sua interface com os temas gestão do conhecimento e gestão de riscos, no contexto da administração pública, a partir da produção científica indexada na base de dados SciELO. Os resultados demonstram a ausência de estudos sobre risco de perda de conhecimento e a baixa representatividade dos temas gestão do conhecimento e gestão de riscos, sendo esta representatividade ainda menor quando relacionados com administração pública. Assim, percebe-se a importância da realização de futuros estudos sobre risco de perda de conhecimento, gestão do conhecimento e gestão de riscos, no contexto do setor público, de modo a contribuir para os avanços da produção científica relacionada a estes temas.

Versão atualizada do trabalho originalmente apresentado no EnANPAD 2020.
A escrita acadêmica e a construção da alteridade e da heterogeneidade
Authors: Mendonça Fernanda de Quadros Carvalho , Perotti Ivane Laurete
Published: February 2022

Este trabalho configura um exercício de escrita teórica – descritiva/interpretativa – sobre os principais conceitos que referendam os estudos acerca da alteridade, da heterogeneidade e do dialogismo, no campo da construção dos modos do dizer na/da escrita acadêmica – gênero articular. Compreender o ato de escrever em direção ao outro, conforme Amorim (2004), coloca-nos frente aos estudos desenvolvidos por Authier-Revuz (1998), Benveniste (1989), Bakhtin/Volochinov (2006), Orlandi (1992), e às pesquisas sobre a escrita comumente solicitada nos cursos de graduação, nas perspectivas tomadas por Mello (2020), Assis (2018), Rodrigues e Silva (2019), e Fischer (2007). As reflexões recaem sobre o processo de escrita do artigo acadêmico, seus atravessamentos, condições de produção e apresentam uma interpretação das formas-tipos elaboradas por Autiher-Revuz, quando a autora parece eleger alguns elementos dos quais nos valeremos para pensar uma dinâmica metodológica passível de aplicação à análise de textos acadêmicos que, dentro do quadro conceitual, são assumidos aqui como fundantes.
Comment allier stabilisation des sols contaminés et préservation d’Astragalus tragacantha L. sur le littoral remarquable du Parc national des Calanques ?
Authors: HECKENROTH Alma , LAFFONT-SCHWOB Isabelle , BAUMBERGER Teddy , PRUDENT Pascale , LE MIRE-PECHEUX Lidwine , KELLER Laureen , BAUMEL Alex , DUMAS Estelle , MICHÉ Lucie , TATONI Thierry , MIRLEAU Pascal , AFFRE Laurence
Published: February 2022

Face à la dégradation anthropique des habitats littoraux du Parc national des Calanques, le projet européen LIFE Habitats Calanques (LIFE16 NAT/FR/000593) a pour objectif d’entreprendre des actions de protection et de restauration écologique à grande échelle. Parmi ces habitats, la phrygane (code Natura 2000 : 5410) représente un exemple typique d’une situation littorale contrainte par une forte anthropisation et des conditions climatiques drastiques. Cet habitat est structuré par l’Astragale de Marseille (Astragalus tragacantha L.), une espèce végétale rare et protégée dont ses populations sont vulnérables, notamment à la fragmentation et aux embruns pollués. Cependant, cette espèce tolère des concentrations édaphiques élevées d’éléments traces métalliques et métalloïdes (ETMM) issus d’activités industrielles passées. Des études précédentes ont caractérisé des symbioses racinaires typiques de A. tragacantha (endomycorhizes à arbuscules et nodules à rhizobium) pouvant expliquer sa capacité à tolérer les stress hydrique et nutritif ainsi que la contamination des sols. Dans la présente étude, sur la base d’une carte d’occupation des sols, la modélisation de la probabilité de présence d’A. tragacantha selon l’altitude, la pente et l’exposition a permis d’identifier plusieurs zones favorables à son développement. Sur ces zones, la contamination en ETMM a été analysée. Ces travaux complémentaires permettent d’envisager la restauration des populations d’A. tragacantha par transplantation de plantules, soit en renforcement des populations existantes, soit en les introduisant dans de nouveaux sites favorables afin d’augmenter la connectivité entre populations. Cette opération de restauration permettra également de favoriser la phytostabilisation des ETMM et participera à la re-fonctionnalisation des sols contaminés.
Presentación
Authors: Romera Castillo José
Published: February 2022

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Dos grandes europeístas españoles del siglo XVI: Luis Vives y Andrés Laguna
Authors: Calero Francisco
Published: February 2022

Aunque la unión de los pueblos que integran el viejo continente (de viejo nombre también, pues aparece ya escrito en los inicios del siglo VI a.C.) ha llegado a realidades parciales en pleno siglo XX (unión económica primeramente), en el primer tercio del siglo XVI se soñó con la idea de la unidad de Europa. En efecto, a pesar de que por esos mismos años se estaba despertando la conciencia de las nacionalidades, adquirió fuerza también la percepción de los elementos unitivos o cohesivos. Tales elementos eran, sobre todo, el cristianismo y la idea imperial mantenida en la casa de los Habsburgo. Pues bien, esas fuerzas unitivas iban a converger por una serie de circunstancias históricas en España.
El Instituto de Semiótica Literaria, Teatral y Nuevas Tecnologías de la UNED
Authors: Romera Castillo José
Published: February 2022

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Desmantelamiento subversivo de una dicotomía binaria en “San Manuel Bueno, mártir”
Authors: Higuero Francisco Javier
Published: February 2022

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ADAPTATION OF THE SCRUM METHODOLOGY TO MANAGEMENT OF UNIVERSITY INNOVATION PROJECTS IN INDUSTRY 4.0
Authors: Vidal Artal Juan Francisco , MIRALBÉS  BUIL RAMÓN
Published: February 2022

ABSTRACT
Emerging technologies associated with Industry 4.0 require such dynamic management methods that solutions based on conventional methods are sometimes not acceptable. Under this premise and with the help of process reengineering, it was determined of interest to carry out a study applying a novel tool to projects in the industrial design environment, obtaining exceptional results. Said tool was the agile Scrum methodology, a priori exclusively used for ICT environments, characterized by the incorporation of the client into the process, flexible planning, teamwork, acceptance of failure and the diffuse profile of the objective in its early stages. stages. These characteristics make it possible to respond to the requirements of industrial creativity such as the need to fail quickly, cheaply and frequently.
Developing a new mixed work model arises from the verification of the existence of incompatibilities between predictive and agile methodologies, a model of which its viability has been verified through three years of empirical study. The answer sought has not been to facilitate WHAT update a product requires but HOW the next update should be carried out, favoring the work of industrial design managers to obtain both the success of the project object and the success of the project. For practical development, we have worked in a university environment linked to business projects, with the participation of 150 students and engineers, obtaining 14 prizes in national and international design competitions.
The results of the empirical study demonstrate the viability of optimizing industrial innovation through a combination of double gates governed simultaneously by the project manager and the project object manager (product owner).

Keywords: Innovation, Industry 4.0, Project management, Agile methodologies, Industrial design.
The Place of a Positive Critique in Contemporary Critical Psychology
Authors: Nissen Morten
Published: February 2022

The essay attempts to contextualize the German-Scandinavian tradition of Critical Psychology (GSCP) that bases on Cultural-Historical Activity Theory in today's critical psychologies. It is argued that adding to a psychology and ideology critique the positive dimension of ”foundational” theory is important to counteract the currently prevailing “negative” ideology of liberalism. It is also claimed that an ”instrumental” version of critical psychology, which takes up elements from psychology for tactical purposes will remain dependent on the given discipline of psychology and unable to reflect on its own subject position. GSCP is then rendered as developing the Marxist ontology of social practice (rather than its utopianism) toward a concept of a subjectivity constituted in social practice but with the criteria of action potency and productive needs on the part of the individual. It is suggested that this approach solves important problems in contemporary critical psychology. Finally, it is described how GSCP, too, might grow from the encounter, by developing a theory of collective subjectivity to include – us.
Staged History in Local Settings: The Popular Norwegian Spel Tradition.
Authors: Larsen Anne Kathrine
Published: February 2022

During the last few decades there has been an enormous increase in locally based historical plays in Norway. These are staged by amateurs, although professionals may hold important positions both on and behind the stage. The dramas have their origin in actual or invented historical events located in the area, and the stage is carefully selected to create an aura of authenticity to the performance. The environment creates dramatic scenery as they are mostly staged outdoor, and the audience frequently have to make an effort to travel to the site of the performance. As the plays are staged annually or biennially, they constitute a regular ritual performance in the community. At the same time, minor changes are allowed for from year to year, and which are widely discussed and appraised by the audience and others. Although these dramas claim to represent historical events and period pictures, their underlying message is of current interest. They become mediums whereby the past is seen through the ideological and moral lenses of the present, and are also catalysts for creating selected memories for the future. As such, they should also be considered on the background of the wider social dramas surrounding the actual plays.
A struggle for equitable partnerships: Somali diaspora mothers’ acts of positioning in the practice of home-school partnerships in Danish public schools
Authors: Mathiesen Noomi Christine Linde
Published: February 2022

Drawing on positioning theory this study investigates how Somali diaspora mothers actively struggle to be recognized by teachers in Danish public schools as equitable partners in their children’s education. The study takes into account the historically and politically constituted conditions for positioning work and argues that these mothers navigate skillfully in these conditions explicitly positioning themselves as both ‘supportive assistants’ and ‘responsible parents’. However, the analysis shows that these mothers have narratives of unjust treatment of both themselves and their children in schools, but the struggle to be recognized as equitable partners inhibits their possibilities of taking up the position of ‘advocate for their child’. They are thereby drawn into a position of ‘passive complacency’. Additionally the article argues for a more encompassing understanding of positioning theory that takes into account the constituted conditions as well as embodied and material aspects of constitutive here-and-now negotiations.
Designing Psychological Co-research of Emancipatory-Technical Relevance Across Age Thresholds
Authors: Chimirri Niklas A.
Published: February 2022

The requirement that theoretical and empirical research is to sustainably benefit not only the nominal researcher, but also the other research participants, is deeply embedded in the conceptual-analytical framework of Psychology from the Standpoint of the Subject (PSS) and its co-researcher principle. PSS research is thus to be of emancipatory relevance to those others the researcher comes to collaborate with. Meanwhile, the question of how this requirement can be prospectively integrated into the design of a research project remains subject to debate. This question emerges as particularly difficult to tackle in research projects that engage in co-research with young children: How can a researcher ensure that the young children s-he works togethe with benefit from the research project? Based on the critical analysis of an earlier research project implemented by the author, the contribution at hand suggests that PSS’ foundational notion of emancipatory relevance needs to be revisited. It argues that if a research project is to sustainably benefit young co-researchers, the technical relevance of the expected mutual emancipation should as well be explicitly considered in the project design. A discussion of recent methodological developments in child-targeted Participatory Design (PD) and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) serve as inspiration for this conceptual specification. The contribution thereby invites co-research to further investigate how emancipatory relevance cannot only to be methodologically attained via dissemination of research results and conceptual developments, but also via the actual research process it attempts to engage the co-researchers in irrespective of their age.
Everyday Life and Public Elementary School in Brazil: A Critical Psychological Intervention Model
Authors: Guzzo Raquel , Moreira Ana Paula , Mezzalira Adinete
Published: February 2022

Brazil has one of the highest levels of economic disparity in the world. The educational system plays a large role in this reality, acting as a mechanism of social exclusion. Neoliberalism has resulted in the commodification of education, empowering private schools while undermining the public system. This has created a vicious cycle, whereby educational inequality reflects and reinforces social inequality. Such a system violates the rights of children not lucky enough to be born into wealth – the right to equal education; to equal opportunity; and equal treatment. From within this context, we propose a model, dubbed The Eagle’s Flight, for psychological intervention in public schools. This will form an extension of our research group’s Psychosocial Assessment and Intervention – Prevention, Community and Liberation, which has been an on-going project for the past fourteen years. The intervention model advocates monitoring child development from a critical, social and historical perspective, focusing on how school and community affect everyday life. The analysis will be carried out via the daily immersion of psychologists in the public school setting, who pay attention to key aspects which include various expressions of violence, financial difficulties related to unemployment, informal employment or drug dealing, poor access to health services, and the developmental impact of factors such as poverty. Based on Paulo Freire's Emancipatory Education Proposal and Ignacio Martín-Baró’s Liberation Psychology, intervention in school and community must be an interdisciplinary procedure, employing professionals from a range of disciplines involved in the study of child development. The various subjects’ perspectives seek to provide support for everyday problems and solutions, whilst breaking down the hegemonic model of psychological practice that considers the child and family as responsible for their problems. A concrete example of this critical psychosocial intervention model is presented.
Ethnic Minority Students in – or out of? – Education: Processes of Marginalization in and across School and Other Contexts
Authors: Lagermann Laila Colding
Published: February 2022

In what ways is students’ participation in school related to their participation and becoming subjects across the school context and other contexts in which they participate? This is the question analyzed in this paper, based on observations of, and narratives and perspectives provided by, three 15-year-old ethnic minority boys and their teachers at a school in Denmark. Drawing upon Davies’ concept of teaching-as-usual, I explore exclusions and marginalization inside school before exploring how these can be seen as connected to, and seemingly having an impact on, the lives the students lead outside school, with an understanding of this connection rooted in Holzkamp’s (2013) concept of conduct of everyday life. In this regard, I make use of concepts of recognition (Honneth, 1995 (1992)) and viable life (Butler, 2004) in order to point to how a lack of such within the school tends to drive the students away from the school context, while simultaneously driving them towards other contexts outside school, with gang related street communities (Mørck, et al., 2013) being a particularly potential one.
Vygotsky, Neoliberalism and Post-structuralism: A Response to Jacob Klitmøller and Two Further Reviews of my Book “Neoliberalism, Pedagogy and Human Development” (Routledge, hardcover 2012, paperback 2014)
Authors: Kontopodis Michalis
Published: February 2022

The paperback edition of “Neoliberalism, Pedagogy and Human Development”, which was published in 2014, almost coincided with the publication of two book reviews; one kindly written by Fabienne Gfeller (2014, in French for Cahiers de psychologie et éducation) and one by Jacob Klitmøller (2014, in Outlines: Critical Practice Studies). A third review of “Neoliberalism, Pedagogy and Human Development” has recently been published with Power and Education (by Matthew Connolly, 2015). As a first response to the discussion, which the book provoked, I try to briefly explore below a central question: Is linking post-structuralist thinking and Vygotskian scholarship meaningful?
What is Critique? Critical Turns in the Age of Criticism
Authors: Raffnsøe Sverre
Published: February 2022

Since the Enlightenment, critique has played an overarching role in how Western society understands itself and its basic institutions. However, opinions differ widely concerning the understanding and evaluation of critique. To understand such differences and clarify a viable understanding of critique, the article turns to Kant’s critical philosophy, inaugurating the “age of criticism”. While generalizing and making critique unavoidable, Kant coins an unambiguously positive understanding of critique as an affirmative, immanent activity. Not only does this positive conception prevail in the critique of pure and practical reason and the critique of judgment; these modalities of critique set the agenda for three major strands of critique in contemporary thought, culminating in among others Husserl, Popper, Habermas, Honneth, and Foucault. Critique affirms and challenges cognition and its rationality, formulates ethical ideals that regulate social interaction, and further articulates normative guidelines underway in the ongoing experimentations of a post-natural history of human nature.In contradistinction to esoteric Platonic theory, philosophy at the threshold of modernity becomes closely linked to an outward-looking critique that examines and pictures what human forms of life are in the process of making of themselves and challenges them, by reflecting upon what they can and what they should make of themselves. As a very widely diffused practice, however, critique may also become a self-affirming overarching end in itself.
Editorial: Why is Outlines – critical practice studies so critical?
Authors: Hviid Pernille
Published: February 2022

This editorial points back to the papers published in volume 18. It also announces the transfer of the position of main editor of Outlines – critical practice studies.One of the papers in vol. 18 relates directly to what is foundational to Outlines - critical practice studies: The encouragement of critique. For this reason it has been given some extensive attention here. Raffnsøe (2017) wrote: What is critique? Critical turns in the age of criticism.
Place to be Together:
Authors: Restler Victoria , Luttrell Wendy , Chapin David
Published: February 2022

This article describes our transmethodological practice and the affective space of making and making sense of visual research in community. We purposefully embrace complexity and richness in visual data analysis, rather than seeking to reductively avoid doubt and uncertainty. To do this, we bring multiple ways of seeing together into a collaborative, poly-vocal construction. Our ‘studio’ is designed to be a safe space for risk and creativity. We are at different levels of experience and confidence, but we all learn from each other. Seeing collaboratively depends on translating our ways of reading visual material “out of our heads” and “into our shared space.” In the sense that we love what we are doing, we revel at opening ourselves to new possibilities. In-Progress: Victoria Restler Narrates a Collaborative Seeing Studio Session. Wendy Luttrell leads us into collaging as both metaphor and tools of Collaborative Seeing. We end with a brief reflection.
Researching Young People’s Sexualized Digital Practices Involving Imagery:
Authors: Rasmussen Penille Kærsmose Bøegh
Published: February 2022

Young people constitute and negotiate their gendered identities and belonging, as well as their romantic and erotic relationships, through sexualized digital practices involving imagery. Most of these practices are unproblematic, but sometimes they take forms that are more abusive and lead to (particularly) girls being visually exposed online. Such practices are commonly referred to as sexting or revenge pornography and have been subject to much discussion in research, in the media and among practitioners. These discussions, however, sometimes fail to acknowledge the diversity, volatility and ambiguity of the practices. This article discusses whether the approaches used in research on young people’s sexualized digital practices involving imagery are sufficiently refined and sensitive in order to grasp comprehensive complexity and messy constitutions of such practices. Based on analyses of the studies’ conceptualizations, perspectives and methods, I suggest that future research production might benefit from a more transgressive and flexible approach that learns from the full array of approaches in the previous studies and takes the instability and multiplicity of young people’s practices into account. Such an approach should entail an openness towards ambiguous conceptualizations, a more processual perspective that includes both individual, social and technological aspects and the use of multiple explorative methods across on- and offline spaces.
Effectiveness of concurrent care to improve pediatric and family outcomes at the end of life: An analytic codebook
Authors: Svynarenko Radion , Profant Theresa L. , Lindley Lisa C.
Published: February 2022

Implementation of the section 2302 of the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) enabled children enrolled in Medicaid/Children's Health Insurance Program with a prognosis of 6 months to live to use hospice care while continuing treatment for their terminal illness. Although concurrent hospice care became available more than a decade ago, little is known about the socio-demographic and health characteristics of children who received concurrent care; health care services they received while enrolled in concurrent care, their continuity, management, intensity, fragmentation; and the costs of care. The purpose of this study was to answer these questions using national data from the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), which covered the first three years of ACA – from January 1, 2011, to December 31, 2013.The database included records of 18,152 children younger than the age of 20, who were enrolled in Medicaid hospice care in the sampling time frame. Children in the database also had a total number of 42,764 hospice episodes. Observations were excluded if the date of birth or death was missing or participants were older than 21 years. To create this database CMS data were merged with three other complementary databases: the National Death Index (NDI) that provided information on death certificates of children; the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey that provided information on characteristics of communities where children resided; CMS Hospice Provider of Services files and CMS Hospice Utilization and Payment files were used for data on hospice providers, and with a database of rural areas created by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). In total, 130 variables were created, measuring demographics and health characteristics of children, characteristics of health providers, community characteristics, clinical characteristics, costs of care, and other variables.
WildMinnie: compression of software-defined networking (SDN) rules with wildcard patterns
Authors: Khanmirza Hamed
Published: February 2022

Software-defined networking (SDN) enables fast service innovations through network programmability. In SDN, a logically centralized controller compiles a set of policies into the network-level rules. These rules are inserted in the TCAM memory of SDN-enabled switches enabling high-speed matching and forwarding of packets. Unfortunately, TCAMs are available in limited capacities and fall short of accommodating all intended rules, especially in networks with large distinct flows like datacenters. Rule compression is a technique that reduces the number of rules by aggregating them with some similarity factors. This paper introduces WildMinnie, a new rule compression method that aggregates rules based on their common address non-prefix wildcards derived from a group of rules with the same output port number. We explore rule conflict issues and provide solutions to resolve them. We demonstrate the capability of WildMinnie in various datacenter topologies with traffics having different diversity of source-destination addresses and show that WildMinnie outperforms the best-known compression method by 20%, on average.
A new golden species ofDiasporus(Anura: Eleutherodactylidae) from southwestern Colombia, with evaluation of the phylogenetic significance of morphological characters inDiasporus
Authors: Ospina Sarria Jhon Jairo , Velásquez Trujillo David Andrés , Castaño Saavedra Christian Oswaldo , Castillo Luis Fernando , Bolívar-García Wilmar
Published: February 2022

A new species ofDiasporusis described from the lowlands of southwestern Colombia. The new species exhibits a yellowish coloration in life, a character that it shares with other three species in the genus—Diasporus citrinobapheus,D. gularis, andD. tigrillo. The new species differs from all other congeners in having two chrome orange spots (=glandlike protrusions) on sacral region, smooth ventral skin, basal webbing between the toes, and distal papillae at tips of disc covers on fingers II–IV and toes II–IV. Further, the new species differs from all congeners by an uncorrectedp-distanceof > 5.56% of the 16S rRNA gene fragment examined. In addition to the new species described herein, we demonstrated that the possession of a yellowish coloration in life optimizes unambiguously as a synapomorphy of a clade withinDiasporus, which may be recognized as theDiasporus diastemaspecies group. We also discussed the phylogenetic significance of two morphological characters previously considered of systematic value inDiasporus, the occurrence of oval palmar tubercles (undivided) and longitudinal folds (of the vocal sacs) on the throat. On this basis, we demonstrated that these characters appear to be symplesiomorphies rather than synapomorphies ofDiasporus. Regarding pointed disc covers (ungual flap) present in some species ofDiasporus, we show that this character conflates various characters, involving variation in pad shape, dorsal outline of the disc (ungual flap), and dependence between discs of different digits. Finally, considering that phenotypic data are a valuable source of evidence in testing phylogenetic hypotheses of terraranan frogs, we encourage future research to incorporate phenotypic evidence into phylogenetic studies involved in the genusDiasporus.