bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Implementation of Policies to Build Prosperous Papuan Generations and Families in Asmat District
Authors: Sinurat Halasson Fransisco , Hamdi Muchlis , Syafri Wirman , Achmad Mansyur , Sinurat Marja
Published: May 2023

The purpose of this study was to determine the implementation of the BANGGA Papua policy in the Asmat district, Papua Province. The research method used is a descriptive qualitative approach, with the aim of presenting a complete picture of the problem under study. Data collection by interviews, observation, documentation studies and data analysis techniques through data reduction and drawing conclusions with a total of 42 informants. The results and discussion of the implementation of the BANGGA Papua policy (Building a Prosperous Papuan Generation and Family) in Asmat District, Papua Province, explain that the productivity of the BANGGA   Papua policy, as seen from the number of achievements of the target group of beneficiary communities, has not been productive because the target beneficiaries have not been achieved due to the cessation of the BANGGA Papua program which has not been running for five years. Then from the linearity dimension seen from the procedure, time, cost, place            and implementation it can be said that the implementation has been linear or in accordance with the procedure, cost, place and implementer, although in terms of the time aspect the implementation of the BANGGA Papua program has not been appropriate. The existence of delays and delays in several stages of the BANGGA Papua program implementation resulted in the achievement of program targets not being achieved. While the efficiency of the implementation of the BANGGA Papua policy, seen from assets, funds and technology, is in accordance with the design of the Governor of Papua Regulation Number 23 of 2018 concerning the Program to Build a Prosperous Papuan Generation and Family.
Educación financiera y finanzas personales: un algoritmo matemático booleano en caso aplicado
Authors: Haro Sarango Alexander Fernando , Rubio Diego Alfonso , Morales Karla Estefanía , Román Cañizares Gloria Narcisa , Armas Naranjo Tamara Yadira
Published: May 2023

La educación financiera se refiere al conjunto de conocimientos, habilidades y valores que se necesitan para tomar decisiones financieras inteligentes y responsables. Esto incluye la capacidad de administrar el dinero, entender cómo funcionan los mercados financieros, cómo invertir sabiamente y cómo planificar el futuro financiero. Esta investigación se estructura en la evaluación de los factores de la casualidad probabilística de la educación financiera en estudiantes de posgrado basado en competencias financieras, conocimiento financiero, habilidades y capacidades financieras. Para su resolución de usa el modelo matemático Análisis comparativo cualitativo de conjuntos borrosos (fsQCA). Una vez habiendo desagregado cada una de las probabilidades combinatorias entre las variables de análisis, se puede aceptar la hipótesis (H1 y H2), en otros términos, La actitud financiera y, el Conductualismo y habilidades para el desarrollo financiero son elementos “necesarios” para el aplicativo fsQCA, con consistencias de 0,996 y 0,976. Sin embargo, la categoría de conocimiento plasmada en la H3 no es totalmente excluida, tiene presencia en algunas combinaciones y posee un nivel de consistencia de 0,847.
Has the Asymmetric Effect of Oil Price Change in Inflation Expectations Been Impacted by the COVID-19 Outbreak? A Comparison Between the United States and China
Authors: Nie Qing
Published: May 2023

Economists and policymakers believe that households’ and firms’ expectations of future inflation are key determinants of actual inflation. This paper applies the ARDL model and nonlinear ARDL model to long-term inflation-targeting policy mechanisms in the United States and China to assess the impact of oil price dynamics and asymmetries on inflation expectations, as well as the difference of this impact before and after the COVID-19 pandemic. In order to show the significant role of the COVID-19 outbreak, this paper includes the data from 2010 to 2021 and takes the pandemic period as a structural break. Taking oil price changes as a variable of interest, and introducing some other significant variables, we find that during the pandemic, the positive impact of oil price shock on U.S. inflation expectations has enhanced, whereas the positive impact on Chinese inflation expectations has weakened. There is also sufficient evidence of the existence of the asymmetric effects of oil price changes on inflation expectations in both countries, but the positive oil price change in the United States has always played a larger role than the negative oil price shock. In China, the impact of positive oil price shock was greater than that of negative oil prices before the epidemic and the effect of negative oil price shocks has increased significantly in the COVID-19 regime.
Effect of Seasonal Variation on the Bilirubin Content and Hematological Indices among Neonates in Southern Gaza, Palestine
Authors: Mahmoud Elhabiby Mahmoud , Mustafa Ayman Abu , Mohieldein Abdelmarouf
Published: May 2023

BACKGROUND & OBJECTIVES: Premature newborns’ bilirubin conjugation and excretion mechanisms are undeveloped. Seasonal changes and other variables affect the severity of newborns’ physiological jaundice. This study examined blood indices, bilirubin levels, and birth season in neonates in the southern Gaza Strip of Palestine.

METHODS: A cross-sectional study of 366 neonates aged one to 14 days was conducted in Medical Nasser Complex-Southern Gaza, Palestine.The newborns were divided into four groups based on season of birth: spring (n=72), winter (n=96), autumn (n=103) and summer (n=95). Blood samples were collected in plain vacutainers for assaying bilirubin profile and complete blood count. Bilirubin and complete blood count were assayed by commercial kits. SPSS software was used for data analysis.

RESULTS: Indirect and total bilirubin showed significant seasonal variations, whereas direct did not. Spring and winter have increased indirect and total bilirubin. Seasonal hemoglobin levels varied significantly. Red blood cells, hemoglobin, and hematocrit positively correlated with total and indirect bilirubins.

CONCLUSION: Spring and winter births exhibited higher indirect and total bilirubin in the first two weeks. The birth season appears to affect newborn jaundice. Short sunshine duration may increase neonatal hyperbilirubinemia risk.
الصور الشعرية في الشعر الفلسطيني المقاوم بعد نكسة 1967م (دراسة أسلوبية في المستويين الدلالي والبلاغي)
Authors: نظري تريزي أمين , فضل الله مير قادري سيد , خاقاني أصفهاني محمّد
Published: May 2023

لقد حظيت الصور الشعرية علی وجه العموم والصور الشعرية البيانية المتمثّلة في التشبیه والاستعارة والكناية بشكل خاص بمكانة مميزة في الدراسات النقدية والبلاغية؛ إذ تعتبر جوهر الشعر وفق ما ذهب له الباحثون. لقد تبلورت جوانب التطوّر والتجدید في الشعر الفلسطيني المقاوم بعد نكسة 1967من النواحي الأسلوبية خاصة في صوره الشعرية البيانية؛ من منطلق هذا الأمر تهدف المقالة الحالية دراسة الصور الشعرية البيانية في الشعر الفلسطيني المقاوم بعد نكسة 1967م من منظور أسلوبي والكشف عن دور هذه الصور في المستويين الدلالي والبلاغي. طبّقت الدراسة المنهج الوصفي – التحليلي والإحصائي. تكوّنت عينة الدراسة من خمسة دواوين يرصد أهم أحداث فترة النكسة 1967م ومابعدها والذي يدور في فلك واحد وهو المقاومة. ما توصّلت إليه المقالة هو أنّ الاستعارة من أهم الوسائل الفنية التي قام بتوظيفها شعراء ما بعد النكسة للتعبير عن القضايا التي يعيشونها وذلك بنسبة مئوية مقدارها 59.5%، ويليها التشبيه بنسبة 25% ثم الكناية بنسبة 15.5%، يميل أغلب الصور التشبيهية في شعر ما بعد النكسة نحو المادية والحسية في التصوير؛ فيما يتعلّق بالجانب الدلالي لهذه الصور قد انتزع شاعر النكسة معظم الصور التشبيهية من أجواء فلسطين المحتلة والظروف المأساوية التي تعيشها من قتل ودمار وتشريد. اما الصور الاستعارية فتجد أنّ معظم الصور الاستعارية الموظّفة في قصائد هذه الحقبة لا يصل إلی درجة التعمية والتعميق في الغموض والبعد وتنزع نحو المادية والحسية في تصوير المحسوسات والمعنويات؛ اما الجانب الدلالي فنلاحظ أنّ الوطن ومظاهر الاحتلال هما أكثر حضوراً في الصور الاستعارية الموظفة لقصائد هذه المدة. اما الصور الكنائية فنلاحظ أنّ الكناية عن الصفة حازت المرتبة الأولی من بين أنواع الصور الكنائية؛ والتي تعبّر عن ميل شعراء هذه المدة إلی تجسيد الأفكار والمشاعر في صور حسية معبّرة عن الواقع المراد تصويره.
المناخ وأثره على المقنن المائي وفق طريقتي الري (التقليدية والحديثة) لمحصول القمح في محافظة كربلاء
Authors: حمود كاظم ماهر
Published: May 2023

تناول البحث تأثير العناصر المناخية في الاحتياجات المائية (المقنن المائي) لمحصول القمح، وتبين أن خط الاتجاه العام للعناصر المناخية يسير نحو الارتفاع في موسم زراعة محصول القمح متمثلاً بـ(الاشعاع الشمسي الفعلي، درجات الحرارة، سرعة الرياح) ومن ثم تؤدي الى ارتفاع التبخر والتبخر– النتح، ومما يساعد على زيادة الاستهلاك المائي والمقنن المائي طريقتا الري السيحي والري بالرش في المنطقة، فضلاً عن الارتفاع في العجز المائي وكمية الامطار القليلة التي لا تلبي الاحتياجات المائية، وانعكس كل ذلك سلباً في تباين المقنن المائي الصافي وفق الطريقتين بحسب مراحل نمو محصول القمح إذ سجلت مرحلة الانبات بمقدار (76, 106.5 ملم) وكانت قليلة في هذه المرحلة الاولى من نمو المحصول بسبب التبخر من التربة فقط وبعدها اخذت بالارتفاع في مرحلة النمو والتزهير نحو(89.2 , 123.9 ملم) ومرحلة النضج بمقدار(142.4, 192.9 ملم) نتيجة التبخر من التربة والنتح من المحصول مما ساعد على زيادة في المفقود المائي، وهذا يوضح أن افضل طريقة للري (الري بالرش)، ومن خلال نموذج الانحدار الخطي المتعدد أجري اختبار (t,f) بمستوى معنوي (99٪)، فاتضح أن قيمة R2 للعوامل المناخية تكون اكثر تأثير في المتغير التابع في المنطقة بنسبة (99%).
أسلوبية الموجهات الحجاجية في خطب الإمام الحسن (عليه السلام)
Authors: عبيس عناد ظافر
Published: May 2023

إنّ الهدف الرئيس من النصّ الحجاجي هو توجيه المتلقي للاقتناع بالفكرة المطروحة، بل لعله الهدف الوحيد الذي يقصده الخطيب عندما يطرح فكرة ما، ولذا تدرس تقنيات الخطاب التي من شأنها أن تؤدي بالأذهان إلى التسليم بما يعرض عليها من أطروحات، أو أن تزيد في درجة ذلك التسليم، فـاللغة حجاج محض، والحجاج توجيه صرف، والخطاب الحجاجي يتميز عن باقي الخطابات الأخرى بكونهِ خطاباً مبنياً، وموجَّهاً، وهادفاً، وقد كان للإمام الحسن(عليه السلام) دور مؤثر تجلّى من خلال دراسة اسلوبية الموجهات الحجاجية، فهو يهدف الى تجاوز الآلية اللغوية؛ ليبرز قيم العلامة اللغوية في ذاتها, تارة عبر المعنى المباشر، وأخرى من الإيحاء بالمعنى وعدم المباشرة، واقتناص لازم المعنى، والتأثير في متلقيه، وهذا الأمر تمّ له حين استعمل أدواته استعمالاً مناسباً مراعياً المقام الذي يفرض عليه أن يختار له الحرف الموحي، واللفظ المناسب المؤثر.
Capturing Trends Using OpenAlex and Wikipedia Page Views as Science Indicators: The Case of Data Protection and Encryption Technologies
Authors: Ismail Sarah , Mermoud Alain , Marechal Loic , Orso Samuel , Percia David Dimitri
Published: May 2023

This paper presents a novel science indicator to identify, analyze, and capture technology trends based on Wikipedia page views and OpenAlex presented at STI2022. Our webometric methodology is grounded in open science practices and applied to crowd-sourced, open, and free data. We explore the relationships between 36 data protection and encryption technologies, by measuring and classifying their time-varying attention. These highly research-intensive technologies are particularly suitable to illustrate our approach. We first find that Blockchain, Hash Function, and Asymmetric Encryption are the technologies that generate significant public interest. Conversely, niche or longstanding technologies such as Disk Encryption and Email Encryption are considered low-interest technologies with no growth. Our findings suggest that monitoring public attention on Wikipedia can serve as a scientific indicator to provide valuable information on technology trends and inform decision-making related to investment, assessment, and technology road-mapping.
Inequality in knowledge production: bibliometric profiles of universities
Authors: Tsivinskaya Angelika
Published: May 2023

As the benefits of a knowledge-based economy become increasingly apparent around the world, so too does the prominence of inequality in knowledge production. One notable form of this inequality is the categorical difference between publications produced in the Global North versus those in the Global South. Universities as one of the main knowledge infrastructures and their identity being under crisis especially for those in the periphery trying to break into international markets driving isomorphic advantage. In this paper, we propose a conceptual approach to observe the discrepancy between image and identity by comparing university publication outputs between international and national bibliometric databases, with a focus on the representation of different disciplines. This approach highlights pockets of innovation in the natural sciences, as well as the lack of integration into international knowledge production for the social sciences and humanities, which are common characteristics for universities in the periphery.
Field Effects in Predicting Exceptional Growth in Research Communities
Authors: Klavans Richard , Boyack Kevin , Smith Caleb
Published: May 2023

Using a model of the literature indexed in Scopus, we have increased the accuracy of our ability to predict which of 20,747 research communities would achieve exceptional growth from 32.2 to 39.6 using double exponential smoothing of inertial indicators and by doing predictions in each of 26 fields rather than across the entire model. Each field nominated two (out of a possible 123) indicators as ‘best predictors’ following the procedure described in our previous studies. Significant diversity was found in which indicators performed best in each field, suggesting that field effects should be accounted for in predictive analytics. Nevertheless, there were groupings of contiguous fields with a surprising level of homogeneity in predictive indicators. Possible reasons for the similarities and differences are discussed.
Country shifts in the authorship of conference papers
Authors: Guskov Andrey , Kosyakov Denis
Published: May 2023

There are significant scatters in indexed conference papers quantity in different fields of science and countries that are of a different nature. This paper proposes a methodology for calculating disciplinary and institutional shifts of publishing in conference proceedings and its application to country analysis based on Scopus data. A disciplinary shift is the deviation of the conference paper share of a country from the world average, which is caused by the scientific specialization of this country. The institutional shift is the deviation of the conference paper share of a country from the world average, caused by the national specifics of the science policies, in particular, excessive stimulation of publication activity. The study confirms previously observed institutional shifts in the Czech Republic, Russia, and Indonesia, and identifies several more countries where there may also be distortions, caused by science policies.
Extended-monitoring system：A new attempt in CAS’s research institute evaluation
Authors: Li Xiaoxuan , Xu Fang
Published: May 2023

How to adapt the construction of the evaluation system of research institutes of the Chinese Academy of Sciences to the new requirements? To address new challenges, we propose a new model with the core unchanged, while upgrading the traditional quantitative monitoring system to the Extended Monitoring system, thereby promoting the greater role of quantitative monitoring in the evaluation of the Institute.It can be said that the quantitative monitoring system and result expression method of the Extended Monitoring System have better achieved the dual purpose of monitoring and motivating scientific research institutions.
Availability of raw data in Spanish cancer research
Authors: Lucas-Domínguez Rut , Fernández Gascón Rubén , Liu Yiming , SIXTO COSTOYA ANDREA , Rius Cristina , Valderrama-Zurián Juan Carlos
Published: May 2023

This study aims to analyze the availability of research data deposited by Spanish authors in the area of cancer. A bibliographic search of raw data signed by at least one Spanish author and published in the period 2011-2021 was carried out using the Data Citation Index. This study revealed a total of 2,693 registers from 2,679 authors, being Gene Expression Omnibus, the main repository used.
Development of a responsible monitoring and evaluation tool for the assessment of research projects
Authors: Buehrer-Topcu Susanne , Roth Florian
Published: May 2023

The aim of this paper is to present an evaluation and monitoring tool developed by Fraunho-fer ISI to determine the contributions of research projects to solving the major challenges associated with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). With the help of this tool, it is possible to identify factors that promote and hinder the generation of "impact", which can then be used to make strategic adjustments to research projects at an early stage. Particular emphasis was given to responsible process criteria as enabler for impact
Gold Open Access output and expenditures in the United States in the past decade
Authors: Halevi Gali , van Leeuwen Thed N , Milićević Nemanja , Fry Ryan
Published: May 2023

Open access publishing has quite a significant cost associated with it. Article Processing Charges (APCs) are fees charged by publishers to authors for the publication of their articles in open access journals. These fees can present a new type of “paywall” to researchers and institutions who cannot afford to pay these amounts. Considering previous studies that showed barriers to publishing open access between countries as a result of high costs, in this study, we aimed to examine whether there are differences in open access publishing, expenditure and overall participation within universities in the United States. Our analysis shows that the majority of states published between 1,000 – 7,000 Gold Open Access publications and spent up to 6million dollars in the past 10 years. However, there are some noteworthy outliers’ states that publish a high number Gold Open Access papers but pay significantly less than other states that publish a lower number of Gold Open Access papers and pay significantly more
Diagnosis on the implementation of open science in Spanish institutions. Analysis of projects, publications and perception of stakeholders
Authors: De Filippo Daniela , LASCURAIN MARIA LUISA , CASANI FERNANDEZ NAVARRETE FERNANDO , Sánchez Flor
Published: May 2023

This paper presents a methodological and conceptual framework to define the main variables and dimensions to study the academic activities on open science with Spanish participation. We propose a battery of indicators to operationalize the analysis. Using a scientometric methodology, national and international projects obtained in competitive calls related to open science, and scientific publications have been analyzed. Surveys of stakeholders are also included. An intense participation in European projects, one of the main sources of funding for Spanish institutions, is evident. Universities are the predominant sector in national projects, while in European projects institutional diversity is greater. Universities are the ones that publish the most publications on the subject, with a high rate of leadership. Topics related to open data, open innovation, open access and citizen science stand out. The results of the surveys show that academic staff and citizens are poorly informed about open science activities and that open science is still in the process of being implemented in universities.
How researchers collaborate across disciplines? Patterns of interdisciplinary collaboration based on a dual-perspective framework
Authors: Cao Zhe , Zhang Lin , Huang Ying
Published: May 2023

With a combination of new data sources and mixed methods including bibliometrics, machine learning and network analysis, this study puts forward a new framework of categorizing different interdisciplinary collaboration patterns from a discipline-contribution perspective. Based on 20,542 research articles published on PLoS series of journals in 2018, 14,744 articles with interdisciplinary collaborations (ICAs) are recognized. By establishing six indicators that measure the variety, similarity and balance of authors’ disciplines and their contribution roles, ICAs are divided into four categories after the agglomerative hierarchical clustering. With a fine-grained analysis of the structural and correlation characteristics of authors’ disciplines and contribution in different clusters, four interdisciplinary collaboration patterns of sheep flock, bee colony, intercropping and rainforest are found. Our results may contribute to developing new methodologies and theories of interdisciplinary collaboration, and enrich the understanding of interdisciplinary collaboration as well as relevant policies.
Higher Productivity and Lower Work Satisfaction? Work-family Conflict of Foreign-born versus US-born Faculty
Authors: Du Luyu , Melkers Julia , M. Tirado Mayra
Published: May 2023

The proportion of faculty in the U.S. who are foreign-born has increased significantly in recent decades. These faculty make considerable contributions to the U.S. science system, consistently shown to be more productive in research. Yet, multiple studies have found foreign-born faculty to be less satisfied with their work environments than their U.S.-born counterparts. One possible explanation for some of this dissatisfaction may lie in work-family balance and related conflicts, yet this has been unexplored specifically to foreign-born faculty. Using the U.S. NSF-funded NETWISE II survey of academic scientists, we examine how and why work-family functions differently for foreign-born and U.S.-born faculty in U.S. doctoral-serving institutions. Findings show that foreign-born are generally more likely to experience work-family conflict than U.S.-born faculty, though the effects of work and family demands are mixed. Overall, further research on the multiple roles of foreign-born faculty is needed for a deeper understanding of their experiences in the U.S. academe.
Do they know it’s impact time at all? How researchers outline societal impact in research council applications
Authors: Gulbrandsen Magnus , Tellmann Silje Maria , Derrick Gemma , Vie Knut Jørgen
Published: May 2023

Societal impact has turned into an important criterion for evaluating research funding proposals, yet a universal understanding about how to approach ex-ante impact evaluation is yet to materialise. Moreover, the researchers’ own perspectives on how to express the societal impact of research in the context of applying for funding is largely unexplored. In this paper, we seek to contribute to the understanding and practice of ex-ante impact evaluation by analysing in detail the impact section of research proposals (N=379) submitted to the Research Council of Norway (RCN) and their associated evaluation reports. The study is based on a mixed-methods analysis of proposals submitted to three different research fields (health, education and marine) and two different calls (basic versus applied) in each of them. In this way, we are able to isolate factors associated with disciplinary differences and competing signals within the science system between the concepts of ‘societal’ versus ‘scientific’ impact.
LinkedIn use by academics: an indicator for science policy and research?
Authors: Lawson Cornelia , Morales Tirado Mayra
Published: May 2023

The increasing importance of social media metrics, such as altmetrics, in evaluating the social impact of research and as a source of data for scholarly research has raised concerns about their representativeness with respect to the academic community. This paper addresses this issue by investigating the adoption of LinkedIn among a representative sample of over 12,000 UK academics, using both Scopus publication data and LinkedIn data. The paper offers two main contributions. Firstly, it identifies the types of researchers visible on LinkedIn, providing valuable insights into the profiles of academics who use this platform. Secondly, it enhances our understanding of the usefulness of LinkedIn as a data source and measure for science and innovation studies. Overall, this paper provides significant insights into the use of LinkedIn by academics and its potential as a data source for research evaluation and scholarly studies.
EDITORIAL
Authors: Batista Wagner Vinhas
Published: May 2023

É com satisfação que entregamos o primeiro volume da Revista Acadêmica em Humanidades - Artífices, periódico do Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia da Bahia (IFBA). A Revista Artífices constitui-se um instrumento de publicações em Humanidades, cujas investigações articulem as temáticas da educação, do trabalho, da tecnologia, da ciência e da cultura. O periódico interdisciplinar acolhe resultados de pesquisas e de estudos que tanto podem se apresentar como trabalhos em andamento ou resultados consolidados. A Revista Artífices é uma iniciativa do Núcleo de Ensino, Pesquisa e Extensão em Humanidades (NEPEH-IFBA).
O modelo de gestão da microbacia do rio dos mangues, Porto Seguro – Bahia
Authors: Bomfim Antônio Ribeiro , De Oliveira Cláudio Roberto Meira , De Oliveira Denise dos Santos Colares
Published: May 2023

O presente trabalho teve como objetivo realizar uma avaliação do atual modelo de gestão de recursos hídricos adotado na Microbacia Rio dos Mangues (MHRM), bem como propor um modelo de gestão com base nas características e demandas desta região. Tal necessidade justifica-se dada a importância do Rio dos Mangues para o município de Porto Seguro, uma vez que este rio foi o escolhido pela Empresa Baiana de Água e Saneamento (EMBASA) para a captação e abastecimento de água potável da referida cidade. Nesse sentido, um modelo de gestão participativa pode ser muito interessante para a MHRM, uma vez que os atores componentes dessa microbacia possuem realidades econômicas e sociais diferentes, o que significa que esses também possuem interesses distintos. Para elaboração de uma proposta de gestão participativa para a microbacia do Rio dos Mangues, foi feito um levantamento bibliográfico da legislação vigente, da literatura disponível sobre modelos de gestão de . outras microbacias, além de participações nas reuniões de alguns Conselhos Gestor. Como resultados, evidenciou-se que se torna imprescindível um gerenciamento que possa não apenas proteger as nascentes e mata ciliar do Rio dos Mangues, mas também regulamentar as atividades daqueles que fazem uso deste rio para fins econômicos, como a EMBASA, e os proprietários que irrigam suas lavouras. Ademais, considera-se também importante que a gestão da microbacia seja capaz de gerir os conflitos do uso das águas.
“Art of Uncertainty”—Taking Fujian Art as an Example
Authors: Yi Wenjia
Published: May 2023

As Fujian is located in a culturally open area, its art presentations have distinctive regional characteristics. From a holistic perspective, the development of traditional art in Fujian is dominated by art forms represented by art inheritors and cultural heritage. From a local perspective, Fujian art has entered the context of contemporary art history and has been divided into contemporary Fujian art and traditional Fujian art by modern cultural viewpoints. In this paper, “Fujian art” from both the holistic and local perspectives is discussed at three levels: the uncertainty principle and the study of Fujian’s regional culture, the contemporary characteristics of Fujian culture and art, and the development of contemporary Fujian art, which are discussed based on different art types and their cultural and regional characteristics. The paper argues that the development of Fujian art has a strong artistic vitality and cultural inclusiveness and, from the contemporary perspective, has an obvious characteristic of “uncertainty” in the field of cultural geography.
Research on the Development of College Students' Entrepreneurship Leadership
Authors: Lin Liyu
Published: May 2023

Under the background of "double innovation", college students are the mainstay of future economic development, and the research on college students' entrepreneurial leadership is of great value. This paper takes college students as the research object, and uses the partial least squares method to analyze the influencing factors of college students' entrepreneurial leadership. The empirical results show that the five levels of individual, school, government, society, and family have a direct impact on the entrepreneurial leadership of college students, and the impact paths are 0.562, 0.433, 0.375, 0.321, and 0.252, respectively, and the degree of impact shows a downward trend. In addition, colleges and governments have an indirect impact on college students' entrepreneurial leadership through individuals. Finally, based on the perspective of human resource development and empirical results, starting from the above five dimensions, through systematic training, career planning and other ways, the entrepreneurial leadership development model of "training-experience-simulation-practice-reflection" is constructed. This study helps to understand the influence mechanism of entrepreneurial leadership, and has high practical application value.
Research on POA-based EAP Class in Engineering University Under the Background of “Double First-class Initiative”
Authors: Guan Ning
Published: May 2023

Under the background of "Double First-class Initiative", to contribute to the objective of training talents with international competitiveness, College English course in engineering universities bears the responsibility of training students with international academic exchange ability. In theory, POA and EAP for engineering students have high compatibility; in teaching practice, it is proved that with the target of “integration of learning and application”, POA can solve the problems of “separation of learning and application” and “separation of teaching and research”. The data from the methods of questionnaires, interviews and observations further validate the applicability of POA in EAP for engineering students and the high acceptability of POA among the students.
Pairwise Cross-Document Event Coreference Resolution with Contrastive Learning
Authors: Li Jie , Lu Yanchang , Liang Zhenxuan
Published: May 2023

Cross-Document (CD) Event Coreference Resolution (ECR) is a fundamental task in Natural Language processing (NLP) and Knowledge Base Population (KBP). Resolving the event coreference relationship is a challenging task, which necessitates a thorough semantic comprehension of the events. Existing methods have spontaneously formulated this problem as a binary classification task based on sentence segments. However, the information distributed in the longer context is ignored by most prior works. Recent event coreference works focus on adding auxiliary information to improve the performance. The information such as involved entity information, structural information or database queried information is extracted from related documents as long context. Whereas extraction error, matching error and other types of error are introduced in the process of obtaining related information when the context is incomplete. In this work, we present a Contrastive Learning based Pairwise Event Coreference (CLPEC) framework to complete and optimize the CD-ECR task utilizing contextual information with contrastive learning technology. We also adopt augmentation technology to preprocess event representations and improve our performance. Experiment results show that we achieve competitive results on a number of key metrics on the ECB+ corpus.
Some Problems in the Collection of the book Ancient Ballads and Proverbs
Authors: Wu Hao , Gao Yang , Liu Xianghui
Published: May 2023

"Ancient Ballads and Proverbs" is a collection of ancient ballads and proverbs written by Du Wenlan, a scholar in the Qing Dynasty.He is a master of the collection and research of ancient songs and proverbs.Many researchers attach great importance to the instrumental nature of the book, but seldom explore its academic nature.Thus, in the process of using the book, some highlights or problems were ignored.This article starts with the collection of ballads in "Ancient Ballads and Proverbs", and briefly analyzes its successes and some flaws.
A study on the holistic units teaching design of quality-oriented senior secondary language
Authors: Xie Zhengting
Published: May 2023

The 2017 Senior Secondary Language Curriculum standards set out the core literacies of senior secondary language students in four dimensions: language, thinking, aesthetics and culture. The core language literacy is in line with the new era's focus on the concept of “deep learning”. Teachers can fully mobilize students' learning, build on the language, develop students' learning ability and creativity, improve their language skills, broaden their horizons, enrich their emotions, cooperate and communicate with their peers, etc., so that learning is consciously pursued towards quality all-round. Here we are concerned that the new version of the unified version of the high school language textbook, which is based on the new curriculum standards, has changed significantly, highlighting the advantages of the traditional “unit teaching”. In this context, based on our understanding of core literacy and new educational theories, we propose to move from "unit teaching" to “holistic unit teaching” in language teaching, relying on textbooks.
The reason of the success of the main melody works and its influence on the values of contemporary college students----take “The Age of Awakening” as an example
Authors: Wei Fenghan , Jin Muran
Published: May 2023

At present, under the background of emerging main melody mass media, The Age of Awakening stands out among many works and has been widely praised in terms of audience rating and public praise. What is the reason for so many positive comments? In addition, compared with other main melody TV plays and variety shows, the audience group of this TV play is not limited to the middle-aged and the elderly, and young people, especially contemporary college students, have become the main audience group. How does the Age of Awakening attract young people? Can its influence on the values of college students be applied to ideological and political classes? In order to explore these questions, the research team, based on the results of questionnaires and interviews in the Age of Awakening and from the four theoretical dimensions of "knowledge, emotion, intention and action” as the analytical framework, sorted out the reasons for the success of the Age of Awakening and its influence on the values of contemporary college students.
Social Networks and Political Group Participation: The Chain Mediation Effect of Social Participation and Intrinsic Political Efficacy
Authors: Hao Wanqing
Published: May 2023

Political groups serve as an important forum for grassroots participation in social governance and political dominance, and are a powerful guarantee for political democratisation and social modernisation. Using data from the China CGSS 2017 national survey, this study explores the relationship between social networks and political group participation, and the role of social participation and intrinsic political efficacy in this relationship.The result indicated the following: (1) social networks positively predict political group participation, even after controlling for age, gender, education, and economic status. (2)Social participation and intrinsic political efficacy mediate between social networks and political groups via three pathways: parallel mediation of social participation and intrinsic political efficacy, sequential mediation of social participation, and sequential mediation of intrinsic political efficacy. This study suggests that different incentives can be used to promote political group participation for people with different social network statuses, and that a focus on the composition and operation of social networks can provide insight into the future direction of democratic politics in China.
A Study on the Value of New Media Broadcast Rights for Major Sports Events
Authors: Song Lanyue , Meng Xing
Published: May 2023

This paper adopts the deductive method to discuss in detail the application of the income approach in the valuation of event retransmission rights. By splitting the income hierarchy to estimate the expected income, applying the market comparison method to measure the share rate, reasonably calculating the discount rate with the help of a model and determining the duration of the income according to the characteristics of the event, constructing a new media retransmission rights asset valuation formula, creating a basic model for the valuation of sports event copyright assets, and applying the Winter Olympic Games The validity of the model was initially verified by applying the case of the Winter Olympic Games, and it was concluded that under the guidance of the valuation idea of the income approach, it was possible to assess the value of retransmission rights transactions.
Employment Big Data Analysis of Higher vocational colleges based on python -- A case study of civil and architectural majors
Authors: Du Ping , Zeng Xin
Published: May 2023

In recent years, with the increase of graduates, the impact of the novel coronavirus pandemic led to economic slowdown and other factors, the problem of difficult employment has attracted wide attention from all walks of life. This paper takes the employment data of civil engineering graduates of a vocational college as an example. Through data collection, data cleaning, data analysis, data visualization and other methods, it shows the employment rate of graduates, employment industry, matching degree between employment units and majors, salary level, geographical distribution and other information, so as to provide reference for students' career planning and employment choice. It also provides job market data support for universities and government departments. Finally, countermeasures and suggestions are put forward to help students better plan their career development.
Current Situation and Optimization Analysis of Examination Management in Private Universities
Authors: Hao Chengwei
Published: May 2023

The examination management of colleges and universities is an important part of the management of education and teaching in colleges and universities, which is crucial to the adjustment of talent training plan of colleges and universities, and is the foundation and guarantee of education management of colleges and universities. The current examination management in private colleges and universities still has many problems that need to be optimized because of its confidentiality, redundancy and seriousness. In this paper, we analyze the problems such as imperfect information management system, inconsistent quality of examination supervision and shift of examination administration in the current examination administration in private colleges and universities, and put forward targeted suggestions for optimization, such as establishing a sound information-based examination administration system, strengthening the training of examination administration personnel and refining the responsibility of examination administration, in order to provide reference for the future examination administration in private colleges and universities.
Analyzing students’ adaptability for online education
Authors: Guo Ning
Published: May 2023

Due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 (a new type of coronavirus disease) epidemic,  countries around the world have responded with online teaching and learning, and a large number of learning activities have been shifted to online teaching. However, the situation of students is different from that of offline teaching. Learning outcomes and adaptability are worth investigating and analyzing. Most students find it difficult to adapt to sudden online teaching and learning. This paper analyzes the adaptability of online teaching for high school students and concludes that online teaching for high school students under high academic pressure is not effective, and offline teaching instruction is recommended for them.
The Impact of Mindfulness Ideas on Family Relationships during the Adolescence Period
Authors: Li Xiaotian
Published: May 2023

Mindfulness is an objective and self-reflecting approach for oneself to acknowledge what one is feeling without interpretation or judgment (Bluth & Blanton, 2014). Understanding mindfulness not only helps people relieve stress and improve the feeling of happiness but also helps to build good family relationships, especially with those who are in adolescence period. This essay argues about the impact of mindfulness ideas on family relationship from both perspectives of parents and adolescents, and analyzes the usage of mindfulness in reducing the chance of adolescence rebellion, developing appropriate parenting style under various real world situations, and promoting self-reflection among family members about their behaviors and thoughts.
Comparison of Markowitz Model and Index Model in Optimization of Portfolio
Authors: Cao Shijun
Published: May 2023

To compare the differences between Markowitz Model and the Single Index Model, we have used historical return data for ten stock which belong in groups to three different equity sectors to practically implement the Markowitz Model and the Single Index Model. We find the stocks in the same equity sector being noticeably positively correlated even after eliminating systemic risks, which violates the formal condition of the IM. Also, as a result of very detailed comparison, we can conclude that the IM serves as an accurate approximation of the MM in practical applications for large enough number of risky assets. And adding a broad index such as S&P 500 to an existing individual equities portfolio is improving its properties.
Strafbares Unrecht: a theory have different status in different countries
Authors: Huang ZhengYi
Published: May 2023

This article will briefly explore this connection.When we talk about legal systems, we tend to think of them as having universal applicability, but the fact is that different countries often different ways of determining the same legal fact, even for the same legal theory, different countries have different development trends.The fundamental reason for this phenomenon is that many objective factors, such as the social development status of different countries, the level of people's education and the external environment they live in, comprehensively influence the emergence and development of the legal system.
The influence of humble leadership on employees' active self-service performance -- the mediating role of affective commitment and the moderating role of job autonomy
Authors: Yi Jiaxin
Published: May 2023

With the continuous development of social economy and the increasingly fierce competition among enterprises, how to improve employees' active self-service performance has attracted more and more scholars' attention. Based on the active motivation model, starting from the affective commitment and job autonomy of employees, this paper analyzes 328 valid sample data, and discusses the role and adjustment mechanism of humble leaders on employees' active self-service performance. The results show that humble leadership has a significant positive effect on employees' active self-service performance, and affective commitment plays a completely mediating role. In addition, job autonomy is an important boundary condition that affects this mechanism. When the level of job autonomy is high, the impact of humble leadership on employees' active self-service performance through affective commitment will increase. On the contrary, when the level of job autonomy is low, the interaction between humble leadership and job autonomy will decrease, and the degree of positive effect will be negatively affected.
Systemic Dilemmas and Practical Responses of Digital Human Rights Theory in the Context of Smart Society: A Literature Review
Authors: Borjigin Namulun
Published: May 2023

In the context of the accelerated development of digital technology represented by the Internet, big data, cloud computing and artificial intelligence, and the world's digitalization, the concept of "digital human rights" has emerged and attracted widespread attention in the academic community. However, up to now, there is no relatively unified concept of digital human rights in the academic circle, and there is a wide conflict over whether digital human rights can constitute the "fourth generation of human rights". In the context of digitalization, people's ways of living and exercising their rights are being reshaped or even replaced, and the protection of digital human rights has been put on the agenda. However, it is difficult to find a path to protect digital human rights when the academic community has not yet reached a consensus. These several issues affect each other and are interlinked. Different preferences for the definition of digital human rights will directly affect whether digital human rights are considered to be the fourth generation of human rights, and this will further affect the way we adopt to guarantee digital human rights, and whether it is effective and feasible. The rapid development of digitalization has built a digital space that is different from reality, which not only overturns the original rules and order, but also provides us with a new way of exercising rights, so digital human rights should be considered as the fourth generation of human rights. On this basis, I think we should first start to take some concrete initiatives, including the formulation of laws and regulations regulating the application of digital technology, the establishment of relief institutions
Research on the application of immersive art in digital technology scene
Authors: Wang Fei
Published: May 2023

In the context of the continuous growth of data information, the arrival of the digital age has not only changed People's Daily life, but also had a profound impact on the development of the art field. There is a complex and changeable integration relationship between science and technology and art and culture. Technology aestheticization and art technicalization have become one of the most important features of the development of the new era. The most representative one is the development of immersive art technology, which, as the key of mood art emerging in the current market, has developed rapidly with the help of the theory of digital technology. On the basis of understanding the development status of digital technology and immersive art, this paper deeply discusses the application advantages of immersive art in the construction and development of modern society according to the common technological means of immersive art in the current market.
The Application of the Characteristics and Design Techniques of Jiangnan Classical Gardens in Suzhou Museum
Authors: Meng Yuhan
Published: May 2023

Suzhou Museum is located in the garden zone of Suzhou.  As a translation of classical garden design techniques in today's architecture, it has become the landmark cultural architecture of Suzhou city.Taking Suzhou Museum as an example, this paper explores the application of Jiangnan classical gardens in modern architectural design from two aspects of features and design techniques, so as to contribute to the discussion on the inheritance and development of classical garden culture.