bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Marketing Business Processes in a Multinational Organization
Authors: Valente Nuno , Alturas Bráulio
Published: July 2023

Marketing information systems, scale, scope, and functionalities have grown due to the substantial rise of new technologies such as the internet, mobile devices, and social media. This chapter aims to analyse the impact of implementing a marketing information system to manage marketing business processes in a multinational organization. Interviews were carried out with organizations using the same marketing information system. The interview structure and its questions were based on the information system's evaluation model, which is extensively used in this area of research. The results obtained were relevant not only from a benefits analysis perspective, but also from a system quality perspective, information quality and service quality matter.
Exploring the Intersection of Digital Marketing and Retail
Authors: Hutson James , Coble Kyle , Kshetri Naresh , Smith Andrew
Published: July 2023

The objective of this chapter is to examine the impact of emerging technologies, such as AI, NLP, VR, and AR, on the digital marketing landscape. It highlights the transformative nature of these technologies in the realms of personalization, virtual retail, and customer experience enhancement. The chapter emphasizes that these technologies offer novel opportunities for businesses to engage with consumers and optimize marketing strategies. However, it also recognizes the significant security and privacy challenges arising from these advancements, particularly with regards to data mining, customer data usage, and virtual environments. Additionally, the chapter discusses the growing influence of social media platforms, influencer marketing, and voice search technology in shaping the future of digital marketing. The authors conclude by recommending that businesses prioritize data privacy and security while embracing emerging technologies to remain competitive and navigate the evolving intersection of AI, privacy, and customer experience.
User Perceptions About Online Personal Data Transmissibility
Authors: Pincho Pedro , Messias Inês , Alturas Bráulio
Published: July 2023

The usage of consumers' personal data is considered by companies as capable of creating immense value in terms of business. The rise of using social networks to access users' shared information, gathering, processing, and using it, has become a normal proceeding by companies. This data represents value to entities that use them to reduce research costs to develop new products, as well as transaction costs while increasing their marketing incomes. The objective of this study is to determine what feelings are related to sharing personal data online. The research questionnaire for this study was developed through a literature review, later shared on social networks, with 103 valid answers having been collected. Data analysis was performed using IBM SPSS Statistics and Excel programs. The results obtained allow us to understand what perceptions the population has regarding data sharing, suggesting that the individual perception of the transmissibility of personal data online is starting to be an area of interest for society since there is a greater awareness of the dangers online.
Privacy and Intimacy Concerns in Digital Marketing
Authors: Boix Lluc Vila , Miotto Giorgia , González Alicia Blanco
Published: July 2023

The ubiquity and demand of sharing content by social networks (SN) led marketers to deal with challenges regarding the perception of privacy and intimacy and to consider dichotomies between preferences and real behaviours. Research is still needed to address how SN impact legitimacy. Also, there is a need to study how the de-definition of privacy and intimacy boundaries has affected the behaviours of SN users. The authors look at the issue from a theoretical point of view, considering authors from different fields of knowledge to break down the challenges for marketers regarding users' perception of privacy and intimacy on SN. The redefinition of privacy and intimacy boundaries has impacted the behaviours of SN users. It so has the effect of privacy and intimacy on the organisational legitimacy of brands advertising on SN. They suggest several techniques to alleviate privacy and intimacy concerns based on the theoretical implications. Ignoring these concerns can cause problems for brands and institutions and lead to a loss of trust and brand reputation, which translates into lower profits.
Consumerism and Blockchain Technology
Authors: Martins Michael Nobre , Baptista Nuno , Boechat Anna Carolina
Published: July 2023

Consumerism is an ancient concept that is capturing much attention in recent literature. The consumerism movement was developed in response to power imbalances between companies and the consumer in an increasingly marketized world. It is focused on promoting consumers' rights, market transparency, and consumer freedom of choice. Consumerism aims for market equalization, meaning well-balanced markets, in which market inequalities are reduced, providing a better functioning market environment for both companies and consumers. Being initially designed to revolutionize transactions in the financial system, blockchain is a disruptive technology with potential applications in many different areas. Blockchain is a public, immutable, and permanent ledger, which works as database in a decentralized network, using cryptographic codes. Framed by consumerism literature, this chapter explores the potential applications of blockchain technology, by focusing on key consumerism claims, including marketing ethics, the security of e-commerce transactions, and supply chain traceability and transparency.
A Retrospective Bayesian Design of Experiment (B-DOE) on Drug Reposition Candidates for Treatment of Charcot-Marie-Tooth Neuropathy
Authors: Aslam Muhammad Shahzad , Kim Yun Jin , Qian Linchao
Published: July 2023

Bayesian design of experiment (B-DOE) uses the principle of Bayesian Epistemology that explain the evidence as a logical-probalistic coherence on the basis of rational degrees of belief (or degrees of confidence). The researcher has design the (B-DOE) using Multilevel Hierarchy (MH), and data that may be obtained at the weak to moderate evidence level (literature, biological. Mechanism, computational and retrospective) may be helpful to identify bioactive compounds for treating (CMT) and provide the knowledge on pathogenesis, prognostic of the disease and collective mechanism of drug of action. The investigators will classify the evidence on the basis of hierarchy as moderate and weak, which will ultimately help to study new promising bioactive compounds potentially able to solve some of the issues related to CMT.
Assessment of impact of comorbidities on quality of life scores among diabetics and non-diabetics: A hospital based case control study in Garhwal division of Uttarakhand, India
Authors: Nath B. , Gupta S. D. , Kumari R.
Published: July 2023

Background: Health related quality of life (HRQoL) is an important patient reported outcome in any chronic disease, including diabetes and is the ultimate goal of health interventions. The objective of the study was to compare the Quality of Life (QoL) scores between patients with diabetes and those without diabetes. It also intended to compare QoL scores between the two with respect to comorbidities of various system, assess the association of increasing number of comorbidities on QoL scores in both the groups and find the determinants of QoL scores among diabetics using regression analysis.
Methods: The present study was a hospital-based comparative study conducted in Garhwal division of Uttarakhand, India. The QoL scores were obtained using WHOQOLBREF questionnaire. Comparisons were made between 195 diabetics and an equal number of age and sex matched nondiabetics.
Results: The total mean QoL score was significantly lower among diabetics in comparison to nondiabetics. Patients with diabetics with comorbidity of cardiovascular system reported highest mean QoL scores while those with respiratory comorbidities reported lowest mean scores. The mean QoL scores decreased with increasing number of co-morbities in both diabetics and nondiabetics, however the inter group differences were not found to be significant. Presence of three or more comorbidities (β= -9.5), income (β= 5.3), type of family (β= -5.9) and use of alcohol (β= 2.4) were significant determinants of QoL among patients of diabetes.
Conclusion: The study illustrates the expanding horizons of the effect of diabetes on all the domains of life of an individual and therefore proposes and reinforces the role of interventions not just limited to control of blood sugar levels but also to enhance the quality of life of an individual with diabete
FAMÍLIA SPINOSAURIDAE (DINOSAURIA: THEROPODA): TAXONOMIA, PALEOBIOGEOGRAFIA E PALEOECOLOGIA (UMA REVISÃO)
Authors: Terras Rafael , Carbonera Mirian , Budke Guilherme , Leite Karla Janaísa Gonçalves
Published: July 2023

Spinosauridae family (Dinosauria: Theropoda): taxonomy, paleobiogeography and paleoecology (a revision). Spinosauridae is a family of Tetanuran theropod dinosaurs that was widely distributed during the Early Cretaceous. Here we revised the state of art of the family’s taxonomy, paleobiogeography and paleoecology. We compiled updated diagnosis for the holotypes of the 20 species attributed to the family since 1841, alongside with the different hypotheses related to the family’s paleobiogeography and paleoecology. We also compiled updated diagnosis for a series of indeterminate elements that are relevant in literature. We conclude that out of these 20 taxa six can be regarded as nomina dubia (Ostafrikasaurus crassiserratus, Suchosaurus girardi, Spinosaurus maroccanus, Siamosaurus suteethorni, Sinopliosaurus fusuiensis, Suchosaurus cultridens) due to the lack of diagnostic material and autapomorphies. Out of these, three were regarded as incertae sedis (Ostafrikasaurus crassiserratus, Suchosaurus girardi, Suchosaurus cultridens) for the same reasons and the possibility of belonging to previously already established taxa inside Spinosauridae and for one of these (Ostafrikasaurus crassiserratus) for possibly being a member of Ceratosauria. As for paleobiogeography, the fossil evidence suggests that the family might have originated in Laurasia (Western Europe), but the existence of a tooth older than the European taxa might indicate that the family might have originated in Gondwana (Brazil). Finally, regarding paleoecology, the most accepted hypothesis is that they were generalist predators of the margins of aquatic environments (i.e. riparian zone), and waders in shallow waters like modern herons and storks, and if necessary also resorting to terrestrial environments. They would be capable of alternating between resources and environments, in addition to sharing their habitats with theropods of the Abelisauridae and Carcharodontosauridae families and even with other spinosaurids, if the environmental conditions favored it. Keywords: Theropoda, Spinosauridae, Spinosaurinae, Baryonychinae, paleobiogeography, paleoecology.
ANÁLISE DA INFLUÊNCIA DO COLONIALISMO CIENTÍFICO NA PALEONTOLOGIA BRASILEIRA
Authors: Sega Daniel Bezerril , Ando Rafael Daiki , De Carvalho Vinícius
Published: July 2023

Analysis of the influence of scientific colonialism on Brazilian paleontology. Brazil has a vast territory, which implies an enormous paleontological potential, given that there are 31 huge sedimentary basins rich in new findings. Such richness attracts scientific colonialism that, consequently, leaves Brazilian fossil resources at the mercy of social, administrative and economic factors, which favor the removal of fossils for private collections and museums abroad. Those relics end up being out of the reach of Brazilian researchers, who lack study objects, as happened in the case of “Ubirajara jubatus”. Although Brazilian paleontology has access to many fossil resources, it remains in a deficit when compared with countries with a greater paleontology tradition, pervaded by scientific ethics limiting colonial issues. In this research, it is intended to investigate the means by which scientific colonialism exerted influence on Brazil’s paleontology. Keywords: Araripe Basin, Brazilian paleontology, Brazilian sedimentary basins, fossil traffic; scientific colonialism.
Reflexiones inter y transdisciplinares sobre las migraciones contemporáneas entre derecho y sociología
Authors: Tijoux-Merino María Emilia , Ambiado-Cortés Constanza , Veloso-Luarte Víctor , Lages-de-Oliveira Rita , Galdámez-Zelada Liliana , Thayer Luis Eduardo
Published: July 2023

Las migraciones contemporáneas son un elemento imperativo en la formación de profesionales de ciencias jurídicas y sociales, dada la creciente presencia de movilidades internacionales en las últimas décadas, por causas económicas, políticas, sociales o ambientales. Esto tensiona las fronteras disciplinares: es un fenómeno de naturaleza compleja, para cuya investigación se deben articular saberes y metodologías de distintas áreas. Proponemos un diálogo entre derecho, historia y sociología para tensionar las ideas del migrante y refugiado, la libre circulación y la igualdad liberal para comprender a la migración, elementos que fueron articulados desde una experiencia formativa en el marco de un proyecto de investigación interdisciplinar. Se concluye en torno a la importancia de la formación en migraciones y en el horizonte transdisciplinar al que este campo nos empuja.
De la huelga larga a la estatización: crisis empresarial y pobreza de ingresos en la zona del carbón (Chile, 1960-1970)
Authors: Casanova-Brito Mauricio , Puentes-Sánchez Yessenia
Published: July 2023

El objetivo principal de este artículo es analizar la crisis empresarial y la pobreza de ingresos en la industria del carbón en Chile entre 1960 y 1970. En la primera sección, se intenta estimar la pobreza de ingresos de los trabajadores del carbón usando el food share method de la CEPAL. Luego, se analiza la situación financiera de las compañías carboníferas y el rol del estado en las políticas económicas y sociales. Finalmente, se estudian las condiciones previas que desencadenan en la nacionalización en 1970. Esta investigación muestra que el problema de la industria carbonífera en este periodo tiene relación con la incapacidad de la economía de crecer al ritmo que sus sectores productivos necesitaban.
«La vida fungible» en la “guerra que no hemos visto”, un proyecto de memoria histórica en Colombia
Authors: Ruiz-Gutiérrez Adriana María
Published: July 2023

Este artículo presenta un marco alternativo de interpretación de la guerra, incluyendo las representaciones de aquellos que participaron y sobrevivieron a la confrontación, aún ausentes en los modelos que gobiernan la comprensión de la misma. Para el desarrollo de este objetivo, nos servimos de “la guerra que no hemos visto”, un proyecto de memoria histórica, que compendia pinturas y relatos vividos por parte de excombatientes. Esta composición, que pertenece tanto al campo de las humanidades como al de las ciencias sociales, pues implica análisis crítico-normativos (históricos, filosóficos, políticos, jurídicos) de materiales procedentes de un extenso trabajo de campo, se apoya en el método hermenéutico-crítico, normativo y cualitativo (recogida, selección y análisis de imágenes y entrevistas), además del análisis conceptual de autores como Butler (marco de guerra), Deleuze, Guattari y Mbembe (máquinas de guerra) y Roxin (fungibilidad en aparatos organizados de poder). Este ejercicio es novedoso porque, además de representar la guerra a través de sus actores, complementa los estudios existentes a partir de la noción de vida fungible, todavía inexistente en la literatura académica, aunque constatable empíricamente. Se concluye advirtiendo que la fungibilidad de la vida constituye la causa principal del alistamiento y la destrucción de amplias poblaciones, incluso, no nacidas todavía.
Case Report: Diffuse Cutaneous Leishmaniasis Successfully Treated with a Combination of Oral Rifampicin and Fluconazole
Authors: Yadav Nidhi , Madke Bhushan
Published: July 2023

Diffuse cutaneous leishmaniasis (DCL) is a rare parasitic infection caused by the Leishmania species. Diffuse cutaneous leishmaniasis commonly presents as non-ulcerating papules and nodules over the face, neck, and arms. A middle-aged female presented with multiple nodular lesions on her face, neck, and chest region. Histopathology of the lesions showed multiple amastigotes, confirming the diagnosis of DCL. She was successfully treated with a combination course of rifampicin and fluconazole. Here, we report the first case of DCL in north India, a non-endemic area for cutaneous leishmaniasis.
The Corporeality of the Domestic Vampire in the Context of Soviet Nostalgia
Authors: Tikhonova Sophia V.
Published: July 2023

The article deals with the analysis of the corporeality of Russian vampires, naturalized in the domestic serial cinema at the beginning of the third decade of the 21st century. The vampire was a marginal character in the Russian cultural tradition of the 19th century, combining folkloric traits with stable motifs of the Western Gothic novel. In Soviet culture, he was a total stranger, since he belonged to the subcensorship theme of mysticism and anti-Soviet propaganda. The vampire expansion of the 1990s strengthened the vampire myth as a Westernized project that assimilated poorly and slowly into domestic soil. Only a reinterpretation of the Soviet Union's image as part of Soviet nostalgia led to a flowering of the national vampire theme. This investigation is aimed at assembling the social body of the vampire clan (Vampires of the Middle Zone, 2021, 2022) into a single whole by means of Soviet nostalgia, which requires us to reconsider the contemporary trends in the dynamics of the canonical corporeality of the vampire in Western mass culture and to apply them to the Soviet-oriented model of Russian history. The author demonstrates the peculiarities of the Smolensk vampire's corporeality. It is interpreted as a tool of his adaptation to human society and, at the same time, the formation of his own family sociality. The author concludes that sovietism is a way of distributing the clan's social functions and a strategy of axiological marking of personal relationships.
Review of the Book “Monsters and Monarchs: Serial Killers in Classical Myths and History”
Authors: Lebedeva Irena V.
Published: July 2023

Serial killers have been a popular topic in literature for centuries, appearing in works of fiction, non-fiction, and even poetry. In literature, serial killers often represent the dark side of human nature, and their stories often explore the depths of depravity and the psychological motivations behind their heinous acts. Examples of serial killers can be found throughout history and mythology. With all that the public’s attention is usually focused on the serial murders of the latest decades, with the historical cases still generally remaining in the obscure. The reason for that lack of publicity is that serial killers in antiquity are difficult to identify, because the concept of serial killing is a relatively modern one. One of the pleasant exceptions is a book by Debbie Felton “Monsters and Monarchs: Serial Killers in Classical Myths and History” published by University of Texas Press, 2021, 235 pp., ISBN: 978-1-4773-2357-1 (paperback edition). This article reviews the book and comments on its contents and style.
Patient's Perspective of Shared Decision-Making in Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment: A Grounded Theory Exploration
Authors: Oliveira Isabela Viana , Nascimento Mariana Martins Gonzaga do , Rezende Cristiane de Paula , Neves Carina de Morais , Silva Hágabo Mathyell , César Ana Luiza Mourawad , Ramalho-de-Oliveira Djenane
Published: July 2023

Current guidelines for rheumatoid arthritis (RA) treatment state that all decisions should be shared with the patient. Therefore, it becomes necessary to understand in-depth how patients with RA with different levels of health literacy and activation feel about sharing the decision with the health professional and how they experience this process. Grounded theory was used. Data collection included semi-structured interviews with 14 patients with RA. From the analysis of the patients’ narratives, four categories were built: “Accepting the changes: non-shared decisions”; “The patient's rationale: why not share?”; “Reaching the requirements for sharing the decision: expanding the patient’s autonomy"; and "Experiencing the sharing of the decision: ‘there is no point in changing, if I do not use it’." The results revealed that patients do not feel involved nor prepared to make decisions regarding their pharmacotherapy, even though they often engage in decision-making on their own. Some feel invisible as they are not included in the process. Those who feel unprepared for sharing the decision recognize that they could achieve it by acquiring the necessary knowledge. The theoretical model developed explains that shared decision-making is a way to consider the patient's experiences with the use of medicines and prevent them from making helpless decisions.
“Not your typical book about qualitative research”: A Review of Camargo-Borges and McNamee’s Design Thinking and Social Construction
Authors: St. George Sally
Published: July 2023

I provide a short though robust review of the book, Design Thinking and Social Construction, to make sure you do not miss an opportunity to ignite and infuse meaningful new energy into designing your research.
Influence Competence And Placement of Employee On Employee Performance At PT. Xylo Indah Pratama in Musi Rawas Regency of Muara Beliti
Authors: Ronal Aprianto  , Fitria  , Suyadi  , Suwarno  , Yulpa Rabeta
Published: July 2023

This research was conducted to determine the effect of employee competency and placement on employee performance at PT. Xylo Indah Pratama Muara Beliti Musi Rawas Regency. The results of this study indicate that there is a significant effect between Competency and Employee Placement on Employee Performance

 

Keywords : Competence, Employee placement, Employee performance
Understand Of Customer Satisfaction And Purchasing Behavior: A Study At Mcdonald In Bandung
Authors: Kweeswara Vincentius Leonardo , Hadi Kusumah
Published: July 2023

This research was created for understand customer purchasing behavior and customer satisfaction in McDonald. This research was focus in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Base on history of McDonald, Fast food outlets have started to develop in the 19th century. In the 20th century, fast food restaurant business began to spread to Europe, Africa, Australia and Asia such as Indonesia through franchising or franchise concept. However local business can make competitive market with McDonald. This research will help McDonald to evaluate they performance in market. With this research McDonald can know which area they need to improve and suggestion for McDonald to increase their sales. With this research McDonald can know which are make customer satisfaction and which area make customer dissatisfaction. This research takes six major factors that have impact with customer satisfaction. Those factors are price, quality, promotion, sales personnel or staff, display, and location. This research will use survey method to gain some information from customer. After collect some data and information. This research will use SPSS to process the data to know which hypotheses is accepted and rejected. Method using by this research in SPSS is ANOVA. ANOVA will give a significant point for every question to know the result can accept or reject. Result of this paper base on sic major factor are important. For the crucial factor are The most factor, which have biggest impact, are quality and promotion. Quality and promotion have the lower significant. All value in quality and promotion factor was accepted. It mean quality and promotion are the most influencing factors.
The Cash Flow Ratio Analysis To Assess The Financial Performance Of PT Mitrabara Adiperdana Tbk, Period 2015-2019
Authors: Nurul Monika  , Riyanto Setyo
Published: July 2023

Human resources are the foremost vital component in an organization, since it includes a part as a driver and controller of organizational exercises. All organizations will certainly make each effort to advance the shape and progress the quality of worker execution with awesome human asset administration. Great employee execution will be fulfilled in case the company can recognize any components that can make strides employee execution, one of the factors that can impact employee performance is work motivation, and the work environment. This composing points to decide the impact of work motivation on employee performance, and decide the impact of the work environment on employee performance. By giving great inspiration, giving more consideration and accomplishment to employees, and giving a work environment that can back employee performance, to diminish worker turnover within the company. And of course, employees will be more faithful to the company.
The Application of Good Work Motivation to Increase Employee Productivity Salam Indonesia Travel
Authors: Huwaidaul Azkiya  , Riyanto Setyo
Published: July 2023

The main reason for compiling this journal is to find out the application of good work motivation to increase employee productivity salam Indonesia travel. The research method used in this study is qualitative descriptive. Information collection procedures utilized in this study are the strategy of perception, interviews, and documentation considers. Information examination procedures in this study include the steps of data reduction, data display, and drawing conclusions. The result of the study found that the Motivation must be applied because it is one of the most important components in supporting the efficiency of worker productivity, without motivation, an employee will lose enthusiasm for work. The leader of Salam Indonesia Travel in increasing employee motivation using methods that are appropriate to the situation of the company and employees. Because every employee has different behaviors and actions at work, so the provision of motivation must be different as well. Highly motivated individuals mean that these people have a compelling reason to get the job done as the company wants. Conversely, when individuals have low motivation, they cannot work well together to achieve the desired performance efficiency of the company.
The Building of Character Nation Based on Islamic Religion Education in School
Authors: Abbas Aries , Marhamah Marhamah , Rifa’i Ahmad
Published: July 2023

The character of a nation is a benchmark of the success of education in a nation and state. Because in essence the main purpose of education is to make humans mature. Meanwhile, Islam is a religion that emphasizes the importance of the formation of the character, because the Prophet Muhammad actually said I was sent to perfect morals. The purpose of this research is to find out about how to build the character of a nation based on Islamic education. Implementation of Islamic learning in schools in Jakarta. The focus of the application of Islamic religious education materials that can improve the character of the nation. The research methodology used is a descriptive qualitative research method using data sources from the literature review and field research directly to the school. Research finding that the  quality of Islamic education that is integrated with all existing lessons will have an impact on the nation's character. National education is realized in creating people who have faith and are dedicated to God who is almighty, independent, honest, healthy, able to keep up with the times and be responsible.
Analysis of Victim Cases Dental Technician in Health Law in Indonesia
Authors: Chyntia Dewi Dara
Published: July 2023

There are so many victims of dental technicians in Indonesia that require special attention. The factor causing many victims is the number of dental technicians who are illegal and have exceeded the limit of authority that dentists should do. In fact, the authority of a dental technician is only limited to making and installing removable dentures, but the fact is that many dental technicians abuse the rules. This caused many victims from minor illness to death. This is certainly not in accordance with what is stated in the health law in Indonesia. The government must be strict in enforcing applicable health laws regarding dental technicians.
Perception of Awareness on Attractive Appearance Through Industrial Work Practices as an Indicator of Employability Skills
Authors: Khotijah Oot
Published: July 2023

e research objective was to analyze the perceptions of students, teachers, and business advisers about the awareness of appearing attractive as an indicator of employability skills in the marketing profession. The study population was students of SMK Negeri in Cilacap Regency, Online Business and Marketing Competence. The sample is determined proportionally by the class rank of 20 students. Data collection was carried out by means of observation, interviews and documentation. Meanwhile, data analysis was carried out using thematic analysis with the aim of identifying patterns of themes. The thematic analysis stage includes: (1) familiarizing oneself with the data; (2) generate the initial code; (3) search for themes; (4) review the theme; (5) define and name themes; and (6) producing reports.The results of the study: (1) perceptions of students, teachers and business advisers about the awareness of performing attractive contributions to employability skills; (2) the continuity of topics and themes that are built on the awareness of appearing attractive contributes to employability skills in the marketing profession, (3) differences in perceptions of the three respondents lead to the role of respondents regarding the relationship between awareness to appear attractive still with the character building of employability skills in the marketing profession. (4) the relationship between the employability skills that appears in the form of perceptions which refers to the characteristics of the characteristics of awareness that appear attractive to the marketing profession.
Analysis of The Impact of Destination Digital Tourist Attraction Homestay Accommodation on Visiting Interests to Make Decisions on Visiting Tourists at Mangunan Forest Management Resort
Authors: Anang A W Yoki
Published: July 2023

This study aims to test the Influence of Digital Destination, Tourist Attraction, Homestay Accommodation On Visiting Interests To Make Decisions to Visit Tourists In Mangunan Forest Management Resort Managed by Notowono Cooperative. The research was conducted on 100 respondents, especially tourists visiting the Mangunan Forest Management Resort area.The results of this study showed: 1). Digital Destination Variables have no significant effect on Visiting Interests with a coefficient value of 0.067 (P Value < 0.05) which is 0.506 2). Coefficient 0.061 (P Value < 0.05) is 0.504 3). Homestay Accomodation variable has a significant effect on Visiting Interest with a coefficient value of 0.596 (P Value > 0.05) 0.000 4). The Digital Destination variable has a significant effect on visiting decisions with a coefficient value of 0.263 (P Value > 0.05) of 0.004. 5). Variable Tourist Attraction to Visiting Decision with a coefficient value of 0.082 (P Value < 0.05) is 0.354. 6). Homestay Accomodation variable has a significant effect on the decision to visit with a coefficient value of 0.244 (P Value > 0.05) of 0.041. The Visiting Interest Variable has a significant effect on visiting decisions with a coefficient value of 0.328 (P Value > 0.05) of 0.002.
Perceived Influence of Social Media on Multiculturalism in Southern States, Nigeria
Authors: Nsude Ifeyinwa , Osuagwu Titilayo Remilekun , Etumnu Emeka Williams
Published: July 2023

This study investigated the influence of social media on multiculturalism in the southern states of Nigeria. The uncertainty reduction theory served as the theoretical support for the study. The survey research method was employed with a projected population of 17,871,024 in select southern states of Nigeria. The Wimmer and Dominick sample size calculator was used to derive 384 as the sample size. Multistage and purposive sampling techniques were used, and the questionnaire served as an instrument for gathering data while the data was analysed using percentages, charts, and mean analysis. Findings revealed that residents in the southern states use social media for multicultural engagements to a large extent. Findings also show that social media promote cultural inclusion in the southern states of Nigeria by way of enhancing communication competence amongst people from different cultures; it strengthens ties with people from other cultures; and it gives a sense of belonging in a culturally diverse group on social media. It was concluded that social media have a positive influence on multiculturalism in the southern states of Nigeria. It was recommended that residents of the southern states of Nigeria should be encouraged by those stakeholders who are cultural ambassadors to sustain their efforts in using social media for multicultural engagements. Users of social media should be on alert in order to guard against anyone that is capable of causing disunity or tribal war on the social media space. Such a person(s) should be reported so that appropriate action can be taken against them.
EXPERTISE THE WORK ENVIRONMENT IS NOT PART OF THE MEDICAL EXPERTISE
Authors: Alvarez Marcos , Alvarez Renata
Published: July 2023

Some operators of law prescribe that the medical expert is obliged to inspect the workplace in all analyzes of the causal link between illness and work carried out in the scope of the Labor Court (JT). The allegation of occupational disease is enough to establish the obligation. Failure to carry out the inspection would imply, as has been happening, in the annulment of the report, regardless of the technical indications. It is argued that Resolution CFM 2323/2022 would impose this obligation. The absence of medical experts in this discussion is notorious. This article presents a legal, ethical and technical review of the subject, revealing the lack of grounds for the imposition, the misinterpretations of Resolution CFM 2323/22, the harmful consequences that this conduct brings to the quality of the judicial provision, to workers, to employers that comply with health and safety standards and expert doctors. It then proposes a sequence of steps to be followed in order to determine the indications of expertise in the workplace, as well as define its objectives.
Comparison of existing methods of low-density lipoprotein cholesterol estimation in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus
Authors: Sng Gerald Gui Ren , Khoo You Liang , Yeo Khung Keong , Loh Wann Jia , Aw Tar Choon , Khoo Joan Joo Ching , Lee Lynette Mei Yi , Tan Gilbert Choon Seng , Tan Hong Chang , Bee Yong Mong
Published: July 2023

Introduction: Elevated low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) is an important risk factor for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD). Direct LDL-C measurement is not widely performed. LDL-C is routinely calculated using the Friedewald equation (FLDL), which is inaccurate at high triglyceride (TG) or low LDL-C levels. We aimed to compare this routine method with other estimation methods in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM), who typically have elevated TG levels and ASCVD risk.

Method: We performed a retrospective cohort study on T2DM patients from a multi-institutional diabetes registry in Singapore from 2013 to 2020. LDL-C values estimated by the equations: FLDL, Martin/Hopkins (MLDL) and Sampson (SLDL) were compared using measures of agreement and correlation. Subgroup analysis comparing estimated LDL-C with directly measured LDL-C (DLDL) was conducted in patients from a single institution. Estimated LDL-C was considered discordant if LDL-C was <1.8mmol/L for the index equation and ≥1.8mmol/L for the comparator.

Results: A total of 154,877 patients were included in the final analysis, and 11,475 patients in the subgroup analysis. All 3 equations demonstrated strong overall correlation and goodness-of-fit. Discordance was 4.21% for FLDL-SLDL and 6.55% for FLDL-MLDL. In the subgroup analysis, discordance was 21.57% for DLDL-FLDL, 17.31% for DLDL-SLDL and 14.44% for DLDL-MLDL. All discordance rates increased at TG levels >4.5mmol/L.

Conclusion: We demonstrated strong correlations between newer methods of LDL-C estimation, FLDL, and DLDL. At higher TG concentrations, no equation performed well. The Martin/Hopkins equation had the least discordance with DLDL, and may minimise misclassification compared with the FLDL and SLDL.
Comunicación rural, patrimonio, turismo y formación profesional en Jujuy
Authors: Eduardo Vásquez Omar
Published: July 2023

Este artículo plantea una necesaria reflexión sobre la Comunicación Rural como una opción curricular válida especialmente para la Licenciatura en Comunicación Social de la Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales de la Universidad Nacional de Jujuy. Esta opción como alternativa para un perfil profesional de comunicador/a posibilitaría una inserción laboral adecuada en el NOA con especial énfasis en Jujuy, dadas las necesidades comunicacionales emergentes y las características socioeconómicas preeminentemente rural y patrimonial. En este sentido, se eligió espacio de abordaje El Carmen, región Valles, lugar en el cual se identificaron actividades o características que se corresponden con Comunicación Rural. De este modo, se releva planes de estudios de carreras en comunicación de universidades públicas y privadas del NOA para dar cuenta de tal orientación entre sus ofertas académicas de grado. Asimismo, usando la metodología cualitativa se invita a reflexionar sobre esta opción poco conocida en las tradiciones de las escuelas de comunicación del país. Se recupera así antecedentes históricos y concepciones, de teóricos de la comunicación, en relación con lo que implica la formación profesional y curricular, a fin de poder esbozar una reflexión coherente y lo más acertado posible que contemple comunicación rural como formación.
Estudios sobre lingüística comparativa chino-español. Una propuesta didáctica
Authors: Marcos Lozano Liliana
Published: July 2023

El presente trabajo parte de los estudios de lingüística comparativa que se han hecho en las últimas décadas para tratar de comprender las dinámicas entre el español y el chino mandarín en los propósitos específicos de traducción y enseñanza. Por medio de este trabajo, que sirve como un acercamiento teórico, se estudia y comprende bajo una perspectiva teórica concreta las diferencias entre el español y el chino, pero con el propósito de también visibilizar y estudiar las intersecciones y los paralelismos que pueden servir de puente para la adquisición de la lengua, ya sea para hablantes de español que adquieren el chino mandarín y viceversa.
palco da palavra, a palavra do mundo, o mundo do palco
Authors: Vieira dos Santos Laiane
Published: July 2023

O presente estudo tem como propósito observar alguns deslocamentos que a historiografia teatral brasileira sobre o século XIX vivenciou, por meio de usos e articulações que fizeram do elemento dramatúrgico. Se, no século XIX, a presença do encenador/diretor emerge como possibilidade de desvinculação entre o fazer cênico e o texto, isto é, texto e espetáculo se distinguem, o que em certa medida resultou em maior autonomia dos elementos da cena, como na história do teatro no Brasil observamos esse cruzamento entre teatro, dramaturgia e historiografia? Este artigo busca entender como alguns usos e articulações atribuídos à dramaturgia no interior da história do teatro podem indiciar sobre continuidades e rupturas do campo, bem como a superação da dicotomia texto/cena nas análises sobre manifestações teatrais oitocentistas.
Antonio Gramsci
Authors: Carmo Jefferson Cariello do Carmo
Published: July 2023

O texto procura examinar o pensamento político-pedagógico de Antonio Gramsci e identificar como trabalhou algumas categorias analíticas no contexto das transformações do seu tempo. O objetivo dessa identificação visou compreender que tais categorias foram elementos fundamentais não só para o desenvolvimento do seu pensamento político pedagógico, como também para sua ação. A escolha de algumas de suas categorias justifica-se pela preocupação de verificar a proximidade com o seu pensamento político pedagógico. A escolha dessas categorias está no entendimento de que quando foram pensadas, por Gramsci, foram discorridas como unidade de significação e contribuíram para definir seu método e sua teoria. Foi possível identificar que tais categorias foram criadas, repensadas e utilizadas por Gramsci para que pudesse não só entender a sua realidade, mas também indicar e produzir ações no seu momento sócio-histórico, político, econômico e educacional.
Alterações geomórficas da linha de costa após implantação de terminal portuário no litoral sul do Espírito Santo, Brasil
Authors: Vervloet Roberto José Hezer Moreira , Merlo Prata Pablo
Published: July 2023

O artigo deriva de estudo científico realizado pelo Instituto Estadual do Meio Ambiente e Recursos Hídricos do Espírito Santo objetivando analisar os processos de alteração da linha de costa na Enseada Meaípe Maimbá, após a implantação do Terminal Portuário da Samarco Mineração em Ubu, município de Anchieta em 1977. A metodologia foi fundamentada no conjunto integrado de técnicas de sensoriamento remoto, fotointerpretação, georreferenciamento de fotografias aéreas, dados de perfis de praia e cálculo da quantidade de sedimentos aprisionados pelo método matemático dos trapézios. Também é avaliado o processo de progradação da linha de costa e o grau de influência do molhe hidráulico do terminal portuário no aprisionamento de 335.972,68 m³ de sedimentos, nos últimos 42 anos, em sua porção sul e erosão na porção norte. Esse aprisionamento interfere fortemente no balanço e distribuição de sedimentos ao longo das praias da enseada, fato esse que responde pela diminuição da faixa de areia e destruição da orla de Meaípe.
Educação pública, acesso às tecnologias digitais e ao ensino remoto na pandemia da COVID-19
Authors: De Oliveira Junior Israel , Marcelo Silva de Souza Ribeiro  , Anderson de Jesus Pereira  , Kezia Andrade dos Santos
Published: July 2023

Este estudo tem por objetivo traçar um panorama referente à disponibilidade e utilização de tecnologias digitais na educação básica durante a pandemia da COVID-19 e analisar as políticas educacionais no âmbito da rede pública brasileira de ensino. Os resultados da análise documental evidenciaram diferenças entre o uso de internet por estudantes das escolas públicas e privadas, devido à correlação entre o acesso às tecnologias digitais e à renda familiar. Além disso, marcantes desigualdades educacionais regionais e territoriais foram observadas, por exemplo, entre o Nordeste e o Sul e entre espaço rural e urbano. Os dados mostraram que cerca de um milhão de alunos da rede pública de Ensino Médio não teve acesso à internet em 2019, o que dificultou estabelecer um ensino remoto nas unidades educacionais públicas em 2020. A situação é ainda mais alarmante porque não visualizaram políticas públicas para ampliar e assegurar a oferta dos recursos educacionais digitais e promover uma educação para todos.
Segregação residencial urbana em cidades médias: uma análise geográfica da região de Castilla e León, Espanha
Authors: Martins Medeiros Robaina Igor , Carlos Hugo  Soria Caceres  , Gonzalo Andrés López
Published: July 2023

Na Espanha, as cidades de médio porte apresentam indicadores de segregação residencial claramente mais baixos do que as grandes áreas urbanas, com um claro contraste entre os valores para rendas altas e baixas, bem como para o grupo de população estrangeira. Essa diferenciação é mais acentuada nas cidades médias da região de Castilla e León, que apresentam níveis particularmente moderados de segregação residencial em comparação com outras cidades do sistema urbano espanhol. Entretanto, a diferença entre a segregação socioeconômica nos extremos de renda é mais acentuada. Essa análise destaca a complexidade dos padrões de diferenciação socioespacial atualmente presentes nessas cidades e abre caminho para o estudo da segregação residencial com mais detalhes por meio da análise em escala intramunicipal.
Perfil e origem dos consumidores do comércio e dos serviços de rua em Salvador-BA: uma abordagem geográfica
Authors: Angelo Serpa  , Leite Wellington , Machado Juliana
Published: July 2023

Neste artigo apresentamos uma abordagem geográfica para a análise do perfil de consumidores do comércio e dos serviços de rua em Salvador-Bahia, aprofundando pesquisas e levantamentos de campo realizados em recortes espaciais por nós já analisados em anos anteriores na cidade (SERPA; LEITE; MACHADO, 2019, 2021). Trata-se também de apresentar metodologia de pesquisa utilizada em um período de isolamento social por conta da pandemia de COVID-19 e as estratégias utilizadas para dar conta dos levantamentos propostos. O perfil dos consumidores aponta para facetas importantes da interação entre o circuito superior e o circuito inferior da economia (SANTOS, 2004), além de demonstrar que essas atividades garantem a socialização e a apropriação da rua enquanto espaço coletivo e de sociabilidade pública, mesmo em tempos de isolamento social.
Revitalização e Retomada De Línguas
Authors: Campos Carlo Sandro
Published: July 2023

Este artigo discute sobre dois fenômenos relacionados recentes que ocorrem no Brasil, resultado da resistência de grupos indígenas ao processo de colonização e de extermínio de povos e de línguas, a etnogênese e a glotogênese ou retomada de línguas. O objetivo é descrever a situação em que se encontram algumas línguas indígenas atualmente e como ações recentes de revitalização linguística, seja por iniciativa dos próprios povos indígenas ou por meio de parcerias entre povos indígenas e universidade, podem contribuir para a manutenção, fortalecimento e reativação de línguas indígenas. O texto trata especialmente sobre línguas da região localizada entre Minas Gerais e o sul da Bahia e descreve como tais línguas têm sido mantidas, revitalizadas ou retomadas e apresenta alguns desafios para ações de manutenção, revitalização, retomada ou fortalecimento de línguas.
Inscrições Rupestres, Cantos Sagrados, Narrativas E Literatura Indígena
Authors: Martins Maria Sílvia Cintra
Published: July 2023

Neste trabalho, que resulta de pesquisa de mais de dez anos em torno de línguas e culturas indígenas, defendo o reconhecimento de cantos sagrados e de narrativas míticas indígenas como parte da Literatura Indígena e sua inclusão, no futuro, na Literatura Brasileira. Dou destaque a dois petrogrifos, a uma narrativa de origem e a um canto sagrado, lembrando de sua visada, segundo o antropólogo estadunidense Robin Wrignt (2013), em sua pesquisa no Alto Rio Negro (AM), como “Mitagens”. Discuto, ainda, questões pertinentes à escrita, à língua falada e à oralidade.