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The promotional role of Mn in CO2 hydrogenation over Rh-based catalysts from a surface organometallic chemistry approach
Authors: Zhou Wei , Docherty Scott R. , Ehinger Christian , Zhou Xiaoyu , Copéret Christophe
Published: January 2023

Rh-based catalysts modified by transition metals have been intensely studied for CO2 hydrogenation due to their high activity. However, understanding the role of promoters at the molecular-level remains challenging due to the ill-defined structure of heterogeneous catalysts. Here, we constructed well-defined RhMn@SiO2 and Rh@SiO2 model catalysts via surface organometallic chemistry combined with thermolytic molecular precursors (SOMC/TMP) approach to rationalize the promotional effect of Mn in CO2 hydrogenation. We found that the addition of Mn shifts the products from almost pure CH4 to a mixture of methane and oxygenates (CO, CH3OH, and CH3CH2OH) upon going from Rh@SiO2 to RhMn@SiO2. In situ X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS) confirms that the MnII is atomically dispersed in the vicinity of metallic Rh nanoparticles, and enables to induce the oxidation of Rh to form Mn-O-Rh interface under reaction conditions. The formed interface is key to maintain Rh+ site to promote the formation of CO, CH3OH and CH3CH2OH.
RAFT polymerization by the radical decarboxylation of carboxylic acids
Authors: Ayurini Meri , Hooper Joel Francis Brolan
Published: January 2023

The controlled grafting of polymers from small- and macro-molecular substrates is an essential process for many advanced polymer applications. This usually requires the pre-functionalization of substrates with an appropriate functional group, such as a RAFT agent or ATRP initiator, which requires additional synthetic steps. In this paper, we describe the direct grafting of RAFT polymers from carboxylate containing substrates via photochemical radical decarboxylation. This method utilizes the innate functional groups present in the substrates, and achieves efficient polymer initiation in a single step with excellent control of molecular weight and dispersity.
Materiales de construcción con materiales reciclados
Authors: Ayala Arcila Juan Diego
Published: January 2023

Los avances tecnológicos en los materiales de construcción benefician al ambiente porque propenden por alternativas sostenible. Por esta razón, es común encontrar, por ejemplo, cemento, bloques y metales que incorporan mejores propiedades mecánicas y a buen precio. En este estudio se presenta el procedimiento para preparación de un mampuesto a base de papel periódico reciclado. Para la elaboración del mampuesto se recolectó papel de periódico, se trituró y mezcló con agua y un porcentaje reducido de arcilla, menor al porcentaje usado en los mampuestos tradicionales. Esta mezcla de materias primas se moldea hasta conformar el ladrillo que se somete a secado al horno por 24 horas a 110°C. Posteriormente, se verifican sus dimensiones, su masa y su capacidad de carga. El ladrillo elaborado soportó 1,1KN y con un módulo de rotura de 0.84 MPa, lo cual es un resultado muy positivo ya que es una carga similar a la que puede soportar un mampuesto tradicional, hecho 100% de arcilla y con un costo menor de producción. Este proyecto se llevó a cabo con el fin de crear materiales alternativos que generen condiciones mejores o iguales a los materiales tradicionales, pero a un menor costo y tiempo de producción ya que la innovación de materiales es un factor fundamental en la ingeniería.
A study on challenges faced by entrepreneurs in the 21st century
Authors: Sulochana Naga
Published: January 2023

An entrepreneur is a person who plays a key role in any economic growth of a country. Mostly an entrepreneur can be regarded as a person who has the initiative, skill and motivation to set up a business or an enterprise of his own and who always looks for high achievement. He acts as promoter of social change and come up with an idea to produce goods and services. He looks for opportunities, identifies them and grabs them mainly for economic improvements. His motive is to earn profit through the production or distribution of socially beneficial goods or services. He is enriched with the inborn qualities of adventurism,willingness to face risks, innovative urge and creativity and is eager to make dynamic changes in the production process, introduce innovations and to find out new uses for raw materials. But now there are so many challenges faced by new entrepreneurs i.e., lack of sustained motivation, lack of patience in solving problems, Inability to dream and use subconscious etc. The main objectives of the study are to identify the challenges faced by the new entrepreneurs and to analyze the measures to overcome them.
Green human resource management: 21st century tool for achieving sustainable development
Authors: Sapna  , Anjali Gupta  , Pardeep Kumar
Published: January 2023

Increasing pollution from industries, scarce availability of resources in the economy, high consumption of natural resources creating urge to concern about the environment. These issues are being reported in newspapers every day. The situation is so alarming that issues are being Re discussed by environmentalists and scientists about balancing ecological imbalances. Organizations are becoming aware about the seriousness of these issues and trying to integrate environmental management into their corporate agenda in order to achieve sustainable development and competitive advantage. This paper will discuss green human resource management as a tool to achieve sustainable development on the basis of existing literature available on green Human Resource Management. An Exploratory Research design is used for the study. Papers published on green human resource management from Research gate and Google Scholar have been reviewed to achieve the aim of this study. Findings of the Study revealed that Green Human Resource Management is an effective tool for achieving Sustainable development. It will make employees and society members aware of the utilization of natural resources efficiently and economically.
Impact of online rating & reviews in making purchasing decisions
Authors: Reshma Patnam
Published: January 2023

Increasing pollution from industries, scarce availability of resources in the economy, high consumption of natural resources creating urge to concern about the environment. These issues are being reported in newspapers every day. The situation is so alarming that issues are being Re discussed by environmentalists and scientists about balancing ecological imbalances. Organizations are becoming aware about the seriousness of these issues and trying to integrate environmental management into their corporate agenda in order to achieve sustainable development and competitive advantage. This paper will discuss green human resource management as a tool to achieve sustainable development on the basis of existing literature available on green Human Resource Management. An Exploratory Research design is used for the study. Papers published on green human resource management from Research gate and Google Scholar have been reviewed to achieve the aim of this study. Findings of the Study revealed that Green Human Resource Management is an effective tool for achieving Sustainable development. It will make employees and society members aware of the utilization of natural resources efficiently and economically.
Sports marketing-a pioneering style of marketing management
Authors: B M RAJA SEKHAR
Published: January 2023

Now a day’s Sports marketing became as a subdivision of marketing which focuses on the promotion of sports and also teams as well as the promotion of products and services through sporting events and sports teams. This is a service where the element promoted can be a physical product or a brand name.
Diversity, equity & inclusion at the workplace mohammad imrozuddin
Authors: Mohammad Imrozuddin
Published: January 2023

Identifying how a diverse, equitable and inclusive workforce can aid in achieving business objectives aligned with the company's strategy is the next step in the process. The organization must set specific goals related to DE&I based on the company's strategic objectives. For example, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) had a goal as part of their 2014-2020 overall strategic plan to "Make VA a Place People Want to Serve."1 As part of this goal, increasing diversity index scores is one of the agency's performance indicators. Because its clients are becoming more diverse, the agency is responding by embracing a more diverse and inclusive workforce to better serve the population. Specific diversity goals were created to recruit more white and Hispanic males as well as Hispanic females after a comparison with the available labor market.Another example might be around a business goal to create more innovative products an employer can introduce quickly to surpass the competition. To do so, the employer wishes to increase innovation in the research and development (R&D) teams. One way to accomplish this goal could be to build cultural competence and inclusive decision-making within the team through training, which could more effectively harness existing team diversity and capitalize on diverse ideas.
Blockchain can be the best technology for reducing cyber risks in financial services industry
Authors: Soma HariPrasad
Published: January 2023

Blockchain is a decentralized ledger where each member has access to the latest copy of encrypted ledger which consist of deals and transactions taken place with the help of digital currencies for validating. Basically ,it's a distributed database that is tamper proof which holds batches of individual transactions. Each completed block has different features like Chronology, linearity, time stamp and information links to the previous blocks.The present research identifies different cyber security applications that are used by architects viz.,cryptography,Personal Identification Information, and web applications in implantationof block chain technology with the help of peerreview literature in managing the cyber risks anddrive the future of financial services industry by using IOT,Machine Learning andArtificial Intelligence etc.,
Micro credit as a mechanism for the financial uplifment of women in chittoor district
Authors: V Lava Kumar , P Kesavulu
Published: January 2023

The main objective of this paper is to find the impact of Micro Credit on the Empowerment of Women in Chittoor District.This paper includes many challenges that are faced by the rural women for empowering their livelihood. One of the tools that help the women in rural areas for their empowerment is Micro Credit. The Microfinance Sector occupies a position of importance in the Indian Economy. One of the major barriers to lend women is the collateral requirement. Property owning can be factually or legally difficult for women. Other major obstacles, namely, the lack of initial capital resulting from their low level of livelihoods, patriarchal control over financial decisions, the lack of entrepreneurship, market knowledge, management, and technical skills, and the lack of time resulted from the household responsibilities prevent for women in establishing an enterprise and starting economic activities.
Case study on non-performimg assets
Authors: MOHAMMED FASI
Published: January 2023

The present research study focuses on the case study on non-performing assets. In order to analyse the case study on NPA,Vijay Mallya’s (the owner of Kingfisher Airlines) case study is taken into consideration. In this study we have covered the brief introduction on Vijay Mallya, His business in India, bank-wise amount borrowed by him, reason for downfall of business and conclusion. After studying the detail case study, recommendations are drowned based on the conclusion.
A study into the nature of job performance in organisations in ghana
Authors: Safura Mohammed  , Rosemary Serwah Boateng  , Ayisha Ahmed Azumah
Published: January 2023

The study investigates the nature of job performance and also explore whether demographic differences exist in job performance using 140 employees of a public and private organisation, selected through the convenience sampling method. Descriptive statistics such as means and standard deviation and inferential statistics such as Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) were used to analyse the data collected. The results of the study indicate that the job performance level of the respondents was high. The results of the demographic variables show that demographic differencesexist in some dimensions of job performance except years of experience and current work position. Management of organisations should incorporate these findings in their strategies to improve the job performance of employees in their organisations. The caveat here is that much attention should not be given to only experienced employees when assigning roles since there is no significant difference between job performance and work experience.
Corporate governance mechanisms and environmental reporting of nigerian oil & gas companies
Authors: John Ayoor Ivungu  , Amos I. Ganyam  , Tarsue Asema  , AustineUjah Ogirah
Published: January 2023

This paper examined whether corporate governance mechanisms (CGM) affectenvironmental reporting (ER) of Nigerian oil & gas companies. The ex-post facto design was used and data were acquired from eight (8) oil & gas companiesthat are quotedon the Nigerian exchange group from 2011 to 2020. CGM was measured in Board Size (BS), Board Independence (BI), and Board Ownership (BO) while Environmental Reporting Index was used as a measure for ER. Panel regression technique and specifically random effects were used for data analysis. Findings suggested that BS decrease ER significantly while BI and BO significantly increase ER. The study concluded that the CGM of Nigerian oil & gas companiesaffects environmental reporting significantly. The recommendation was that companies who want to improve their level of environmental reporting to enjoy the benefits that come with doing so should pay closer attention to CGM (board size, independence, and ownership).
Recent innovations in indian banking sector
Authors: Gowripeddi Hari kumar  , N Ramanjaneyulu
Published: January 2023

The banking sector plays asignificant role in the development of a country's economy. The development of the banking sector depends on the services they provide to customers from different angles. New competitors into the market, new business models, changing customer expectations and the breakdown of traditional services are all pushing traditional banks to launch new technology in their operations. The revolution in the banking sector led to the introduction of Automated Teller Machines (ATM’s), Cash Deposit Machines (CDM), Debit cards and Credit cards, Cheque Truncation System (CTS), NEFT (National Electronic Fund Transfers), RTGS (Real Time Gross Settlement), Mobile banking, Internet banking etc. However technological advances around the world have created pressure to use better technology in the banking sector. This paper highlights the diverse innovative products and services offered by Indian banks. The quoted figures are taken from secondary sources.Finally, this paper makes a critical analysis of the acceptance and acceptance of these innovations by banking customers. Primary data were used for this analysis. This paper is detailed in nature and aims to illuminate the knowledge of the readers.
Influence of augmented reality on purchase intention
Authors: Anitha Nallasivam  , Prabha Kiran
Published: January 2023

In today’s business competitive environment, organizations are striving to discover innovative ideas in order to support and promote their offerings. In spite of the undeniable fact of traditional marketing to promote a product, it has gradually failed in meeting the prerequisites of the present markets. The association of augmented reality in developing customer brand engagement and purchase intention is the most highlighted element of this study. The purpose of the study is to explore the impact of augmented reality in the creation of customer brand engagement and purchase intention with the effect of value cocreation.The study was conducted through a questionnaire sent to the people living in Bangalore via google forms. Total of 514 data was collected from the people. AMOS was used for the study to come to the conclusion. The paper include the managerial implications, finding and recommendations in respect to the above study.
A stochastic approach to forecast project duration
Authors: I Neroslavsky  , O. Neroslavsky
Published: January 2023

For executives who track projects on a complete / failed basis, at each phase of the project, the project completion date may be adjusted using only stochastic calculations in closed form. The proposed method to predict the final project duration may be interpreted intuitively. The comparative analysis of the effectiveness of the proposed method shows a good computational accuracy of predictions in many cases surpassing the accuracy of existing methods.
Perception of people toward life insurance policy
Authors: Varsha Virani
Published: January 2023

Insurance companies play an important role in the welfare of human well-being by providing protection to millions of people against life risks such as uncertain death or accident. Even the life insurance is fastest growing service sector in India after privatization and increase in FDI. Thus it has become essential to study the buying pattern of the life insurance policies. The current study examines the various factors that affect the consumer perception towards life insurance policy. Data was collected with the help of structured questionnaire. The sample constituted of 100 respondents from Rajkot city, Gujarat. The statistical technique used for the analysis is descriptive and graphical.
Factors affecting youth engagement on instagram mobile app
Authors: G Ashok  , G Mahendar
Published: January 2023

As a relatively new social networking site(SNS), Instagram’s user database has been growing at a staggering rate since it was first launched in 2010. Marketing practitioners have been making efforts on this increasingly popular mobile image(and video) capturing and sharing services to reach the end-users, more importantly, to build lasting relationship with them.This study follows literature study, positive worldview, and utilized contextual investigation plan. The information was gathered by qualitative substance investigation strategy through passing questionnaire. A questionnaire was conducted to collect primary data and secondary data the study sample consisted of 104 respondents. Therefore, these significantly affect the adherents, likes, and remarks, for consumer engagement. The variables that are considered for the study are customer engagement, perceived value, social value, ease of use. As per the result of the study perceived value, social value, ease of use have shown positive influence on the youth engagement.
Risk – return evaluation of selected pharma stocks trading in nse
Authors: V Lava Kumar  , S Asha Jyothi
Published: January 2023

The main objective of this paper is to find the performance of selected equity stocks of Pharma industry on a long term basis.This paper includes different tools for evaluating the performance of the selected Pharma stocks. Some of the tools like standard deviation, Beta and Average returns are mainly used to calculate the risk and return of selected Pharma stocks in this study. The Pharma Sector occupies a position of importance in the Indian Economy. Stock markets play a predominant role in the up-liftment of the Indian Economy financially. Stock markets plays crucial role in the economic development of an investor. Indian financial markets also play a crucial role for the economic well being of the nation. Since secondary market is a part of financial market, it has major percent of share of contribution in the development of Indian Economy. In the present paper we are trying to evaluate the long term performance of Pharma industry with the help of evaluation of selected Pharma stocks. This evaluation is done on the basis of some statistical tools. The time period for evaluation is 5 years.
Competency based compensation system
Authors: S Monica  , R Sarvamangala
Published: January 2023

In Today’s competitive Business environment, employees play’s a major role, human resource management helps in bringing people and organization together to achieve their goals. Earlier organization was completely depended upon the financial aspects,but in present Business scenarios, the success of the organization depends upon the human resource, hence the organization should hire the competent employees. Basically this study is conceptual based system on competency based compensation system. The paper makes an attempt to tell how the competencies in the workplace help in compensating the employees.Employees should be compensated based on their performance and competencies “Compensated based on their performance is better than just compensating without considering their job”. Compensating the employees by their performance motivate the employees much more to work towards the organization goal. Employees will get more attracted towards work and perform better to get compensated wherein it benefits the organization itself.
The impact of oil price change and its volatility on major global stock markets
Authors: Mai Mahmoud Abdo
Published: January 2023

This paper investigates the impact of oil price change, and its volatility on the stock market returns of the US, Japan, and China.Moreover it highlights the association between the returns of each market with respect to the returns of the other markets. More specifically, the study uses daily data of three indices to represent the markets which are Standard & Poor 500, Nikkei 225, and Shanghai Composite (SSE), beside daily data of crude oil price. The GARCH model employed to measure the volatility. The findings indicate that, the S&P500 returns are influenced significantly by oil price change, the returns of both N225 and SSE, as well as its own past volatility. Regarding Nikkei 225 returns it influenced by the returns of the S&P500 and SSE, and by its own previous day volatility. In contrast, Shanghai Composite returns are not influenced neither by oil price change, nor by the returns of the two other indices, rather it’s only affected by its own previous volatility, and S&P500 and Nikkei 255 returns are influencing each other. The impact of oil price volatility on the three stock indices returns is insignificant during the sample period.
Evaluation of antimicrobial and antioxidant activity of cleome gynandra l. and assess its anticancer activity against in vitro cancer model
Authors: J Abitharani , S Sujith , Mithun K Rajan  , Benitta Soosan Thomas  , S Viswanathan , Vadivelan G
Published: January 2023

Cleome gynandra Linn. is the native herb distributed at tropical and sub-tropical temperature. In this study, the antioxidant, antimicrobial and anticancer properties of the ethanolic extract of Cleome gynandra leaves were investigated also the anti-cancer activity was assessed against A549 lung cancer cell lines. The antioxidant activities were evaluated by 1,1‑diphenyl‑2‑picrylhydrazyl  free radical scavenging activity. The IC50 value of DPPH was ranged from 65.67 µg/ml for the leaf extract. The anti-microbial activity was showed against Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Klebsiella pneumonia and Salomonella typhi. The cytotoxic study was conducted and the results exhibited the strongest inhibitory activity against A549 lung cancer cell line as concentration dependent manner. The cytotoxic activity of the leaf extract was supported by the induction of apoptosis cell. The other assays to evaluate anticancer activity are DAPI (4,6 – diamminodino-2-phenylindole), PI (propidium iodide) and EtBr/AO (Ethidium bromide/acridine orange) staining methods. All the study results revealed the efficient anticancer activity of the ethanolic leaf extract of Cleome gynandra leaves. Thus, the herbal drug treatment might highly be recommended to treat effectively lung cancer cell line as an ideal choice or combinational therapy.
Growth and reproduction of earthworm eudrilus eugeniae in murraya koenigii leaf litter
Authors: Deepa A  , Preethee S  , Saminathan K  , Kathireswari P
Published: January 2023

Reproduction potential of vermicomposting earthworm Eudrilus eugeniae using Murraya koenigii leaf litter with cow dung and garden soil used as the mixed substrates. The growth and reproductive potential of earthworm Eudrilus eugeniae and the number of juveniles, cocoons and adults were higher in experimental setup T1 (100% cow dung alone). In curry leaf Murraya koenigii were suppressed the growth and reproduction of earthworm, it might be due to the higher concentration of chemical compounds Alpha-caryophyllene, 2-Phenyl-4-quinolinecarboxamide, Phenanthrene in the leaf and the physico chemical parameters were observed on the initial substrate, 45th day substrate and vermiwash. Compared to all experimental treatments the growth and reproduction potential of adult (21.82±2.17), juvenile (12.88±1.30) and cocoon (5.66±0.78) production increased in the T1 setup.
Determination of the effect of an aqueous seed extract of sesbania sesban (l) merr. on the levels of non-enzymic antioxidant status in experimental animals
Authors: Kathiravan S  , Shwetha V Kalava
Published: January 2023

This study investigates the effect of aqueous extract of seeds of Sesbania Sesban (L) Merr. on the levels of non-enzymatic antioxidants such as reduced glutathione and vitamin-C in different organs of experimental animals subjected to inflammation with a standard drug. The experimental animals were induced inflammation with administration of a standard inflammatory drug, Carrageenan and two different concentrations of plant extract viz.150mg/kg body weight and 300mg/kg body weight of experimental animals were administered through oral mode one hour prior to Carrageenan induction.  After induction and treatment, the organs such as spleen, thymus and hind paw were removed and was evaluated to test the effect of plant extract on non-enzymatic antioxidant levels in two experimental group of animals from the homogenate sample. The values obtained showed the protective effect of the plant extract in enhancing the levels of both the antioxidants in a dose-dependent manner to a significant level.
Documentation of arboreal flora of nirmala college campus, coimbatore
Authors: Kavi Malar S  , Saradha M  , Vimal Priya S
Published: January 2023

The present study was carried to document the Arboreal Flora of Nirmala College Campus, Coimbatore. In the present documentation different tree species were identified ranging from small to large tree type in the college campus. Totally there are 37 different types of tree species belonging to 39 genera with 22 families of which 38 species are angiosperms, where only one species is represented as Gymnosperm. This documentation study will help in the identification of species with its traditional economic use, monitoring the tree species to evaluate the qualitative changes in the species and to know the phenology of various plants located in the campus for their proper utilization and conservation.
Phytochemical and antioxidant analysis in the aerial part of aerva javanica (burm. f.) schult. (amaranthaceae)
Authors: Kalai Selvi M  , Malini R P  , Betty T  , Vasini V  , Sumathi P
Published: January 2023

Plants are the important source for the discovery of new products of medicinal value for drug development. Secondary plant metabolites are chemical compounds produced by the plant cell, defending themselves from biotic and abiotic stress. The study aims about the qualitative and quantitative analysis of various phytochemicals present in the plant Aerva javanica (Burm.f.) Shult. (Amaranthaceae). The aerial part of the plant was extracted using hexane, chloroform and ethanol and screened for the presence of the secondary metabolites and in vitro antioxidant properties by standard procedures. The present study indicates the presence of alkaloids, flavonoids, phenols, coumarins, glycosides, carbohydrates, proteins and amino acids. Further findings revealed that the ethanolic extract found to have more constituents in the terms of quantitative analysis and antioxidant activity showed highest radical scavenging activity when compared with other solvent extracts.
Documentation of medicinal plants in niramkaithakotta hills, kerala
Authors: Devika Sukhadev  , Rekka Raja  , Nirubama Kumar
Published: January 2023

The present study has been carried out in Niramkaitha kotta Hills, Vallikkunnu, Malappuram District, Kerala, India to document the current floristic composition, conservation status of the study area and medicinal properties of plants .An extensive and intensive floristic survey were undertaken during December 2020 - Feb 2021 in Niramkaitha kotta hills. The area was surveyed at every visit and periodical collection of plants made from each locality. Taxonomically a total number of 91 medicinal plant species of Angiosperms distributed belonging to 45 families and 4 species of pteridophytes has been recorded from the study area of Niramkaitha kotta Hills and listed in the. Out of this 91 species 87 families belongs to Dicotyledons and 4families belongs to Monocotyledons and four species were Pteridophytes. In the life form category of the enumerated plants the majority of the species were herbs (46 species) followed by shrubs (26 species), climber (9 species) and tree (10species). Tridax procumbens L. was the most abundant species when compared to other species in the study area. In the present study out of 91 species recorded two species namely Gloriosa superba L. and Pterocarpus santalina L. f are endangered, 24 species are least concern.
Digitalization in india: opportunities and challenges
Authors: P Subramanyachary , B M Raja Sekhar
Published: January 2023

This paper highlights the importance, challenges and advantages of digitalization in India. Digitization is the representation of an object, image, sound, document or signal by generating a series of numbers that describe a discrete set of its points or samples.The digital economy is the new productivity platform that some experts regard as the third industrial revolution. India is an initiative of the Central Government of India “designed to transform India into a global digitized hub” by reviving a rundown digital sector of India with the help of improving digital connectivity and skill enhancement and various other incentives to make the country digitally empowered in the field of technology. The 2016 Union budget of India announced 11 technology initiatives including the use data analytics to nab tax evaders, creating a substantial opportunity for IT companies to build out the systems that will be required. The initiative also lacks many crucial components including lack of legal framework, absence of privacy and data protection laws, civil liberties abuse possibilities, lack of parliamentary oversight for e-surveillance in India,lack of intelligence related reforms in India, insecure Indian cyberspace, etc. It is mandatory that economy has to push merits of Digitalization and check the problems arise from digitalization. In the era of Globalization transactions are increasing. So that digitalization to be given priority for both quick and transparent transactions.
Important factors drive to brand image of superstore retail organization: an empirical study on shwapno
Authors: Azmat Ullah  , Tanvir Morshad  , Iftekhar Kaiser Shimul
Published: January 2023

Super store retail organization is the popular in the world as well as Bangladesh. High and mid classes’ citizen in urban area are preferred for shopping any groceries products from superstore. Shwapno is the largest growing super chain shop in Bangladesh that provides all necessary commodities to the customers. This study is identified the factors which influence to the brand image and it drives to corporate image by providing perceived quality of products and services.The study has suggested top-level managers and authorities of Shwapno retail organization to consider these vital factors while enhancing brand image and leads to corporate image and aid to design the policies for retaining and satisfying their customers.
The impact of human resource management (hrm) practices on employee satisfaction level and performance
Authors: Swaroopa Dubisetty  , K Sreenivasulu Reddy
Published: January 2023

Human Resource Management is a significant function in a company designed to improve human resource performance in provision of their management strategic objectives. Human resource is primarily concerned with how workforces are maintained with in companies' concentrating on plans, procedures and systems. This study focuses on Information Technology sector in India.This study analyzes the Human Resource Management (HRM) practices that increase employee satisfaction towards the company to enhance employee performance in the organization. Effective Human Resource practices can reduce employee turnover and increase retention rate within an organization. These practices are health and safety measures, Working environment, Welfare programmes, Training and Development, Compensation management, Reward management, Industrial relations, Work life balance, and Fringe benefits. The analysis identified the significance of employee retention practices to improve retention rate of IT organizations. The study targeted a sample of 615 respondents. A questionnaire was developed in this analysis with the help of previous studies or literature to measure the identified HR practices and related with employee retention. Samples were collected using questionnaire from 102 employees in order to test the hypothesis. ANOVA test was done using SPSS_v20 to find out the impact of Human resource practices variables on employee satisfaction level and performance. It was found that there was a significant relationship and identified major impact of reward management and compensation plans on employee performance whereas welfare programmes had less impact on employee performance.
La investigación en la educación, retos y desafíos desde la época contemporánea : experiencias desde la docencia en Perú
Authors: Boy Barreto Ana Maritza , Bustamante Malaver Nélida Esperanza , Cadenillas Albornoz Violeta , Castro Santisteban Relaiza Martin , Díaz Román Yanet Olinda , Flores Ccanto Florencio , García García Eddy Eugenio , Hinojo Jacinto Guillermina Norberta , Jara Ames Edith Honorina , Menacho Vargas Isabel , Mosquera Torres Dino Fernando , Ordinola Villegas Milagros Silvia , Palacios Garay Jessica Paola , Quiñones Li Aura Elisa , Quiñones Vernazza César Augusto , Quiroz Aguirre Gualverto Federico , Robalino Sánchez Karla , Romero Sudario Lupe , Sánchez Temple María Milagros , Santa María Relaiza Héctor Raúl , Sifuentes Pinto Nilsa , Tazzo Tomas Magda Marianella , Trujillo Medrano Betty , Vásquez Ramos Segundo Pío , Rosa Elvira Villanueva Figueroa
Published: January 2023

El tema de la investigación en educación, ocupa un lugar preponderante debido a la actualidad que ha tomado la misma como constructora de puentes de diálogo entre los nuevos paradigmas de la ciencia, el auge de la técnica y sus aportes a la época actual, la misma que hace su tránsito desde el mundo del conocimiento hacia la sociedad de la información. En este concierto de retos y desafíos, los cuales sugieren una creciente apertura de la educación, hacia nuevas estructuras epistemológicas y de diálogo académico, un importante grupo de docentes del Perú, se arriesga a correr las fronteras de los saberes establecidos para incursionar en el mundo de la investigación en el ámbito educativo, de manera especial, haciendo una apuesta por temáticas que son del todo pertinentes a los paradigmas que enfrentamos en las prácticas educativas y pedagógicas como maestros y guías de las actuales generaciones de estudiantes.
Factores sociodemográficos e impulsividad en adolescentes de Lima
Authors: García García Eddy Eugenio , Mosquera Torres Dino Fernando , Castro Santiesteban Relaiza Martin , Jara Ames Edith Honorina , Ordinola Villegas Milagros Silvia
Published: January 2023

El presente estudio tiene como objetivo describir y comparar la impulsividad con los factores sociodemográficos en adolescentes de la ciudad de Lima. Como resultados resaltan que existen diferencias significativas al realizar la comparación de la impulsividad según las edades y el año escolar, siendo los adolescentes de 14 años de edad, de sexo masculino y que viven con sus dos padres los que presentan mayor índice de impulsividad.
Gestión de recursos humanos, comunicación interna y trabajo remoto de los servidores en una Entidad Pública, Lima 2021
Authors: Quiñones Li Aura Elisa , Sifuentes Pinto Nilsa , Quiñones Vernazza César Augusto , Bustamante Malaver Nélida Esperanza , Hinojo Jacinto Guillermina Norberta
Published: January 2023

El presente estudio tuvo como propósito determinar la relación de la gestión de recursos humanos y la comunicación interna en el trabajo remoto de los trabajadores de una entidad pública peruana. Se concluye que la gestión de recursos humanos y la comunicación interna tienen una influencia positiva en la variable trabajo remoto de los servidores en una entidad pública de Perú.
Introducción bioclimática al Pirineo centro-occidental
Authors: Villar Luis
Published: January 2023

La presente publicación recoge los temas desarrollados, los problemasplanteados, y las soluciones a ello apuntadas en las XIIIJornadas Científicas de la Asociación Meteorológica Española yI Simposio Nacional de Meteorología de Alta Montaña celebradosen Jaca del 4 al 9 de mayo de 1982, con el patrocinio del ExcelentísimoSr. Ministro de Transportes, Turismo y Comunicaciones encolaboración con el Instituto Nacional de Meteorología y bajo laPresidencia de Honor de S. M. el Rey Don Juan Carlos I.
La meteorología en la investigación ecológica de montaña
Authors: Puigdefábregas Tomás Juan
Published: January 2023

La presente publicación recoge los temas desarrollados, los problemasplanteados, y las soluciones a ello apuntadas en las XIIIJornadas Científicas de la Asociación Meteorológica Española yI Simposio Nacional de Meteorología de Alta Montaña celebradosen Jaca del 4 al 9 de mayo de 1982, con el patrocinio del ExcelentísimoSr. Ministro de Transportes, Turismo y Comunicaciones encolaboración con el Instituto Nacional de Meteorología y bajo laPresidencia de Honor de S. M. el Rey Don Juan Carlos I.
El manto nivoso
Authors: Ferraz Campo Javier
Published: January 2023

La presente publicación recoge los temas desarrollados, los problemasplanteados, y las soluciones a ello apuntadas en las XIIIJornadas Científicas de la Asociación Meteorológica Española yI Simposio Nacional de Meteorología de Alta Montaña celebradosen Jaca del 4 al 9 de mayo de 1982, con el patrocinio del ExcelentísimoSr. Ministro de Transportes, Turismo y Comunicaciones encolaboración con el Instituto Nacional de Meteorología y bajo laPresidencia de Honor de S. M. el Rey Don Juan Carlos I.
Apoyos meteorológicos necesarios a las unidades de montaña y operaciones especiales en zonas montañosas
Authors: Santamaría Bornez José Luis
Published: January 2023

La presente publicación recoge los temas desarrollados, los problemasplanteados, y las soluciones a ello apuntadas en las XIIIJornadas Científicas de la Asociación Meteorológica Española yI Simposio Nacional de Meteorología de Alta Montaña celebradosen Jaca del 4 al 9 de mayo de 1982, con el patrocinio del ExcelentísimoSr. Ministro de Transportes, Turismo y Comunicaciones encolaboración con el Instituto Nacional de Meteorología y bajo laPresidencia de Honor de S. M. el Rey Don Juan Carlos I.
Ciclogénesis a sotavento, como efecto con origen cinemático. Caso del Valle del Ebro
Authors: Medina Isabel Mariano
Published: January 2023

La presente publicación recoge los temas desarrollados, los problemasplanteados, y las soluciones a ello apuntadas en las XIIIJornadas Científicas de la Asociación Meteorológica Española yI Simposio Nacional de Meteorología de Alta Montaña celebradosen Jaca del 4 al 9 de mayo de 1982, con el patrocinio del ExcelentísimoSr. Ministro de Transportes, Turismo y Comunicaciones encolaboración con el Instituto Nacional de Meteorología y bajo laPresidencia de Honor de S. M. el Rey Don Juan Carlos I.
Beate Barbara Juliane von Krüdener o podróżach i w podróżach po Europie
Authors: Dąbrowska Magdalena
Published: January 2023

Beate Barbara Juliane von Krüdener about journeys and on journeys across Europe
The paper presents the problem of travelling on the basis of the novel “Valérie” and the volume “The Memories of Childhood and Youth” by Beate Barbara Juliane von Krüdener (1764–1824). Krüdener was a French-language writer, born in Riga, belonging to the honourable family of Baltic Germans, who, at the end of her life, was an advisor to Alexander I. The paper consists of five parts: “Who was she?” (the writer’s biography) “On the Baltic Sea” (a picture of Denmark in “Valérie” and Livonia in the memories), “In Saint Petersburg” (a picture of  Russian tsars), “Towards the West” (a picture of Denmark and Italy in “Valérie” and Germany, France, England in the memories) and “The Conclusion” (the concept of a “Russian European”). Krüdener’s journeys were of intellectual type (meeting with political and cultural elites of Europe, participation in cultural life). Northern Europe (cold and melancholic) is contrasted with southern Europe (warm and cheerful).
Wokół dziennika podróży ekoteolożki Tatiany Goriczewej „Człowiek ustawicznie szuka szczęścia”
Authors: Ojcewicz Grzegorz
Published: January 2023

On “Man ceaselessly seeks happiness”, a travel diary of an eco-theologian Tatiana Goricheva
The author faces the main task of a comprehensive – to its possible extent – overview of Man ceaselessly seeks happiness. He approaches the text from the perspective of its genre and the subject matter. By taking into consideration the main thought behind the title of the book, he examines what the search for happiness means to the writer. The notions of poetics intersect with remarks on the essay-like narration of the diary, in which the writer shares her thoughts on religions and cultures of the West, the East, South Asia, Russian migrants scattered around the world, the contemporary state of the Church and Christians in Europe and outside  it, individual and collective ways of searching for God or human approach towards animals. The author reaches a conclusion that “Man ceaselessly seeks happiness” is not a traditional travel diary and Tatiana Goricheva’s musings present a deeply individual outlook on the notions of Christianity and faith.
Finalne formuły epistolarne w polsko- i rosyjskojęzycznej korespondencji prywatnej (na materiale wiadomości przesyłanych na kartach pocztowych)
Authors: Dzienisiewicz Daniel
Published: January 2023

Closing epistolary formulae in Polish and Russian private correspondence (exemplified with postcard messages)
The article presents an analysis of the closing formulae used in Polish and Russian letters written on postcards in the second half of the twentieth century and at the beginning of the twenty-first century. The study aims to characterize and compare the structure and pragmatic characteristics of this component of the epistolary text, as well as to discuss its functions. The analysis proves that there exists a similarity of the final formulae in both languages as well as a similarity to the formulae used in traditional letters.
Oсобенности эпитетации в музыкальных рецензиях
Authors: Dzienisiewicz Maria
Published: January 2023

The phenomenon of epithetization in music reviews
The article presents the types of epithets characteristic of music reviews, which are rich in means of artistic expression. Epithets with the meaning of evaluation, epithets which denote feelings, epithets referring to sound and its properties, epithets derived from the names of composers and conductors, as well as epithets that are the names of musical works have been retrieved from Russian-language texts of music criticism.
Русский язык в первом семестре 2022 учебного года в Японии
Authors: Horiguchi Daiki
Published: January 2023

The Russian language in the first semester of the 2022 academic year in Japan
This article analyzes the results of a survey carried out among Japanese students who start and continue to learn Russian alongside their majors at the Kyoto University. Due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine which started on February 24th, 2022, Russian as a foreign language has been experiencing new challenges. In Japan, the academic year begins in April. Thus, the first semester (April through July) shows in the real time what the students think of learning the Russian language. Some students explain their choice of Russian with a great degree of attention paid to Russia in the media. Most students agree that learning a language broadens their worldview. Compared with the beginning of the semester, more students state their concerns regarding the stigmatization of the Russian language and its learners themselves. For Russian language teachers, revisiting the philosophy of their work is a vital task to reduce the students’ anxiety.
Потеря Я-уникальности как элемент пропаганды в языке советской публицистики
Authors: Ivanova Iryna
Published: January 2023

The loss of SELF-uniqueness as a propaganda element in the language of Soviet journalism
The article describes the process of planned influence on people’s psyche by means of verbal manipulation, propaganda tactics taken from advertising tradition, as well as its various forms aimed at controlling consumer awareness in the Soviet reality of the 1930s and 1940s. A comprehensive methodological approach was used in the study, combining various methods (inductive and deductive as well as descriptive and interpretative). The study has proved that the tendentious and trite model of suggestive advertising texts as a combination of propaganda goals and consumer information, rejectingany creativity and individuality, caused the destruction of social consciousness and dehumanization of a man enslaved by the Soviet totalitarian system. The paper shows political Russification activities aimed at the destruction of the Ukrainian nation, emphasizing the description of the linguistic genocide situation. It has been observed that Ukrainian intellectuals’ attitude towards the Ukrainian culture and language was not always responsible. Negative effects of the mechanisms creating a new social unit, indifferent to the cultural property and art of their own nation, as well as constituting a new mythology have been noticed. It has been found that some of the then Ukrainian activists saw an opportunity to counter the influence of the Soviet propaganda in the restitution of SELF-uniqueness, national awareness and return to national cultural traditions. The conducted analysis has also revealed the quasi-polemical nature the language of Soviet journalism, which designed a parallel reality.
Strategie komunikacyjne w nagłówkach prasowych o wojnie w Ukrainie w duńskim dzienniku „Politiken” (z perspektywy odbiorcy)
Authors: Jarosz Józef
Published: January 2023

Communicative strategies in headlines about the war in Ukraine in the Danish daily “Politiken” (from the reader’s perspective)
The aim of the article is to present informative strategies applied in the headlines about the war in Ukraine in the Danish daily “Politiken”. The study covered 26 headlines from two thematic sections of the journal. A comparative analysis has showed differences in the structure and organization of information, the use of stylistic and emotive means, and the way the war is presented. The contrasts result from the fact that the texts belong to different press genres: informational or journalistic texts. Interconnecting them with hyperlinks creates an internal mini-discourse and gives a more complete picture of the presented events.