bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Detection of annual and seasonal temperature variability and change using non-parametric test- A case study of Bundelkhand region of central India
Authors: SUCHIT K. RAI  , SUNIL KUMAR  , MANOJ CHAUDHARY
Published: November 2021

Consequences of global warming and climate change are major threat to humans and their socio-economic activities. Agriculture of Bundelkhand region is supposed to be more vulnerable due to emerging scenario of climate change and poor socio-economic status of farming community. Many studies carried out elsewhere have shown evidence of regional temperature variability along with global climate changes. This study focuses on the temporal variability and trend in annual and seasonal temperature (1901-2012) at six locations of Bundelkhand region. The results of the analysis reveal that the annual maximum (TMax) and minimum (TMin) temperature has significantly increasing trend in all the locations in the range of 0.5 to 2.0oC 100 year-1 and 0.5 to 1.1 oC 100 year-1, respectively. Seasonal analysis revealed warming trend in both TMax (0.6-2.6oC100 year-1) and TMin (0.9 to 2.3 oC 100 year-1) during post-monsoon and winter season in all the locations. Majority of the locations showed cooling trend (0.3-1.0 oC 100 year-1), in the mean maximum and minimum temperature during monsoon season except at two locations i.e Jhansi and Banda. However, a significant positive trends (2.9 oC) in the TMin was found for the period of hundred years at Banda district during monsoon season.
Influence of weather factors, soil temperature and moisture on collar rot disease of betel vine (Piper betle L.) under coastal saline zone of West Bengal
Authors: PRABIR KUMAR GARAIN  , BHOLANATH MONDAL  , SUBRATA DUTTA
Published: November 2021

A study was conducted to find out the influence of weather factors, soil temperature and soil moisture on the incidence of Sclerotium rolfsii Sacc. induced collar rot disease in betelvine (Piper betle L.), during 2016 to 2018. Fourteen soil and weather factors, taken from the agrometeorological observatory located at instructional farm of Ramkrishna Ashram Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Nimpith and recorded from a nearby betelvine boroj, were subjected to multiple regression, binary logistic regression and canonical discriminant analysis to develop a suitable disease forewarning model. The binary logistic model, Y(0/1) = 5.899 + 0.865 (Tmax) – 0.569 (SM) + 0.097 (BRHmin) was able to predict the disease risk with 78 per cent accuracy and correctly classified 94 per cent of cases during model validation in 2018. The weekly averages of maximum temperature (Tmax), soil moisture (SM) and minimum relative humidity inside the boroj (BRHmin) were found to be the most significant predictors of disease incidence, in this model. The soil moisture at 69 - 72 per cent of field capacity, minimum temperature of 25 - 27oC, maximum temperature of 33 - 36oC, average soil temperature of 28 - 30oC, minimum relative humidity of 60 - 72 per cent inside the boroj and maximum relative humidity of 83 - 89 per cent inside the boroj were found to be highly congenial for collar rot disease incidence in betelvine under coastal saline zone of West Bengal.
Studying of genetic polymorphism of olive varieties of Azerbaijan and Turkey
Authors:   Western Caspian University, Mammadov A. , Ipek A. , Teoman-Duran S. H. ,   Uludag University, Aghayeva S. A. , Asgarova R. A. ,   Genetic Resources Institute of ANAS
Published: November 2021

In the article, genetic diversity of olive samples from Azerbaijan and Turkey, genotyping of natural populations and gene pools with molecular markers, associative mapping, genome analysis, carried out jointly genetic relationships between genotypes of olives and genetics originating from Azerbaijan and Turkey are studied by molecular analysis through their SSR markers. When the research work is successful, the results of this study will be demonstrated the presence of SSR markers to distinguish olive genotypes and further studies on olive production in both countries will be undertaken.
Modern strategies of tourism development in south Dagestan
Authors:   Dagestan State University, Eldarov Eldar
Published: November 2021

The article reveals the economic, socio-cultural and landscape-ecological factors in the development of tourism within the Southern Territorial District of the Republic of Dagestan (RD). It is noted that the priority directions of development of the hospitality industry in this region are beach, medical and recreational, sports, ecological and cultural tourism. A river basin approach is proposed to substantiate the strategy for developing tourism in the Southern District of the Republic of Dagestan, the territory of which is cut by many river valleys starting at their sources in the highlands and finishing at their mouths on the Caspian Sea coast. The essence of the basin approach lies in the comprehension and practical use of mountain-landscape conditions and opportunities to ensure effective tourist links of the coastal plain with the piedmont and mountainous regions of Southern Dagestan.
Environmental dynamics, population history and the terraced agro-landscapes of mountainous Dagestan
Authors:   Institute of Physico-Chemical and Biological Problems of Soil Science RAS, Ryabogina Natalia , Idrisov Idris ,   Institute of Geology, DSC RAS, Nasonova Eleonora ,   Tyumen Scientific Centre SB RAS, Borisov Alexandr ,   Institute of Physico-Chemical and Biological Problems of Soil Science RAS
Published: November 2021

The mountainous Dagestan region of the North-Eastern Caucasus has a unique historical development based in independent cereal domestication and terraced agriculture. However, there is little to no data on the nature and timing of environmental changes throughout the settlement history of this region. In contrast to the much-studied neighboring Caucasus regions, Dagestan remains mostly unexplored from the standpoint of paleoecology. In 2017, we investigated a detailed radiocarbon-dated 185 cm peat sequence from the Shotota swamp located in the mountainous zone of the Dagestan. Sediments of the swamp span most of the Holocene (about 9000 years) from the Neolithic to the Middle Ages, and let us, for the first time, study Holocene vegetation history of the Eastern Caucasus. The results of the study showed significant discrepancies in the timing and sequence of the expansion of tree species in the Holocene in comparison with Transcaucasia and the Western Caucasus. According to data from the second swamp, Arkida, we found that the vegetation of the adjacent flat parts of Dagestan was dry and treeless for the last four thousand years. With the data obtained on the environmental dynamics of vegetation, we conducted a coupled analysis of climate dynamics in Dagestan. One of the phenomena of the ancient development of mountainous Dagestan is the largescale terracing of slopes, which from the Middle Ages completely transformed the territory into agro-landscapes.
Editorial Stedelijk Studies: Topical, Urgent, High-Quality
Authors: Schavemaker Margriet
Published: November 2021

Stedelijk Studies is the new online journal for publishing research on current topics in the field of art and design. It offers high-quality, peer-reviewed academic research related to the Stedelijk Museum collection, its institutional history (such as education and conservation practice), and topical themes presented accessibly and attractively for international audiences of (up-and-coming) art professionals and those with an interest in art theory and history. With two thematic issues a year, Stedelijk Studies addresses key issues in modern and contemporary art and design. An international call for papers will be issued for each edition. Six to ten essays are then selected and peer-reviewed by two academics. Stedelijk Studies also publishes complete, stand-alone papers. As a platform for scholarly analysis, the journal enables researchers to respond swiftly to hot issues and make a vital contribution to the current discourse on art theory.
Between the Global, National, and Peripheral: The Case of Art Museums in Poland
Authors: Golinowska Karolina
Published: November 2021

The issues of cultural production and its institutions usually involve the broader context of analysis that is followed by discussion on globalization in general. This is because the consequences of globalization exerted a profound impact on the art world’s structures. Criticism of modernity, introduced by proponents of postcolonial discourse, revealed the imperial inclinations of European cultural policies. According to these analyses, the history of cultures emerged as the history of exclusions that were the final result of promoting cultural diversity in a strictly Eurocentric way.[1] Therefore, international recognition belonged only to those artists born in the West, with their white, Christian citizenship. However, as the art world was expanding, it directed its attention towards other, more obscure cultural contexts, yet refused to perceive them as equal. This issue has been analyzed in-depth through postcolonial writings as a matter of orientalizing non-European cultures.[2] The aforementioned context would actually help to define globalization as a process that deconstructs the modernistic paradigm and undermines the legitimacy of museums cultivating the myth of primitive cultures. The critical relevance of the process would also reveal itself in terms of museums of modern art that have ignored works by artists from Eastern Europe or South America in the past.
Curatorial Expeditions: The Ramallah Safari
Authors: Sherwell Tina
Published: November 2021

The last twenty-five years have witnessed significant transformation in the geopolitics of Palestinian art.[2] From the outset, we need to consider a definition of Palestinian art by recognizing that it is not art that is specifically created in one place, but that, owing to the history of dispossession and diaspora, Palestinian artists can be found all over the world. Therefore, Palestinian art necessarily starts from multiple sites of enunciation and is inevitably influenced by site and location. As Stuart Hall suggests, “identities are the names we give to the different ways we are positioned by, position ourselves within, the narratives of the past.”[3] For the purposes of this paper, I will mainly be focusing on the art of Palestinians from the Occupied Territories, while touching on the production of artists based in various other locations around the globe. I will first provide some context to the development of art practices, before specifically going on to speak about curatorial practices in relation to how the work of Palestinian artists is curated by international curators.
Robotic Mushroom Harvesting by Employing Probabilistic Road Map and Inverse Kinematics
Authors:   University Department of Computer Science, University of Mumbai, India, Mohanan M. G , Salgaonkar Ambuja ,   University Department of Computer Science, University of Mumbai, India
Published: November 2021

A collision free path to a target location in a random farm is computed by employing a probabilistic roadmap (PRM) that can handle static and dynamic obstacles. The location of ripened mushrooms is an input obtained by image processing. A mushroom harvesting robot is discussed that employs inverse kinematics (IK) at the target location to compute the state of a robotic hand for holding a ripened mushroom and plucking it. Kinematic model of a two-finger dexterous hand with 3 degrees of freedom for plucking mushrooms was developed using the Denavit-Hartenberg method. Unlike previous research in mushroom harvesting, mushrooms are not planted in a grid or some pattern, but are randomly distributed. No human intervention is required at any stage of harvesting.
Influence of Meditation Practices over Social Connectedness
Authors:   ", Telefonska Hristina ,   St. Cyril and Methodius",   University of Veliko Tarnovo
Published: November 2021

Recent research papers indicate strong correlation between meditation practices and increased social connectedness, decreased social isolation and general positive effects on social life. Our research is part of bigger project about influence of the meditation techniques over social perception. The study is conducted online, participants (n=181) answer questions regarding their meditational experience, 5 facet mindfulness questionnaire and sets of questions about aspects of social perception, social connectedness and first impression. The study shows strong correlation between meditation experience and subjective social connectedness. A distinct pattern appeared that shows the impact of meditation practice over subjective quality of love life and friendship relationships. General results show tendency of increasing subjective social isolation.
Theoretical Analysis of the Concept „Identity“, Basic Components and their Special Aspects
Authors:   dessa National Maritime University, Odessa, Ukraine, Zhilin Mikhail
Published: November 2021

Identity is a nuanced concept that is used in psychological and social science disciplines to provide the description of the core of the personality. This writing reviews various components ascribed to the concept of social identity in the frameworks of personal and social development. The implications of these different conceptualizations of identity are discussed with a call for the integrative theory that includes both types of development. This article presents an attempt to identify and analyze the structural components of identity in order to further study this concept and to create the basis for its formalized assessment in terms of interaction with various social, cultural and personal factors. Based on the theory of identity of E. Erikson, as well as on the theory of self-identification by J. Turner, the structural components of identity were determined in this essay.
Hysteria in Psychoanalysis – from Symptom to Discourse. (Hysterical and Psychoanalyst – a (non) love affair)
Authors:   ", Motsinova-Brachkova Milena ,   St. Cyril and Methodius",   University of Veliko Tarnovo
Published: November 2021

Hysteria offers a particularly appropriate discourse for bringing out the unconscious, since its symptoms show how, through conversion, mental suffering manifests itself as bodily. Analytical work creates a transfer clinic and relies on a specific use of the word, which leads to unexpected findings. The development of the psychoanalytic approach today makes it clear that in order to understand hysteria, it must not be equated with femininity. The main issue of the hysterical subject is actually the issue of gender difference. Lacanian psychoanalysis introduces the idea of giving up the body in hysteria and associates the hysterical symptom with a lack of identification.
Philosophy of Volunteer Work
Authors:   ", Yonkova Krasimira ,   St. Cyril and Methodius",   University of Veliko Tarnovo
Published: November 2021

An attempt has been made to argument the thesis that the desire to put in volunteer work in different areas of social life is in direct contact with a person’s outlook. Personallity constructs and social mechanism are identified that stimulate or frustrate people’s desire to selflessly help each other. The phenomena’s of volunteer work are examined not only in the development of the phylosophical ideas of Good, but also in the current sociocultural conditions.
Petrides аnd Furnham Model of Emotional Intelligence as Trait
Authors:   ", Trifonova Simona ,   St. Cyril and Methodius",   University of Veliko Tarnovo
Published: November 2021

The paper aims at presenting a review of model of emotional intelligence as a set of traits wit to Petrides and Furnham. The model presents new view, which is: EI as set of emotional self-perception traits of well-being, sociability, self-control and emotionality allows self-efficacy.
Teachers Professional Development through Active Teachers Approach
Authors:   ", Georgierva Mariyana ,   St. Cyril and Methodius",   University of Veliko Tarnovo
Published: November 2021

Teachers’ professional development through the “Active Teaching in Bulgaria” clubs is part of an international network on the Teacher Leadership approach. The approach was created by Professor David Frost of the University of Cambridge, UK and adapted to Bulgaria by a team of the Open Society Institute. In Bulgaria, it has been implemented since 2010. Active Learning Clubs operate in the cities of Varna, Veliko Tarnovo, Vratsa and Lyaskovets. The effectiveness of measures for teachers’ professional development and the relevance of the offered forms and content to the real needs of teachers, schools and pupils are being studied. The first results show that effective professional development takes place when teachers have the freedom to share the challenges they face in their day-to-day work and to seek solutions for them. This also contributes to the progress of the school as a whole. Improving the work of teachers requires a higher level of trust in them, enhancing internal communication within the pedagogical teams, participating in a developing professional community, research activities, describing the results in a teacher portfolio.
Social Interaction and Self-identifikation of the Child in the Preperatory Group of
Authors:   Sout-West University of Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, Dermendzhieva Sofia
Published: November 2021

This article highlights the early years of the individual’s life as a key period of substantial changes in which the integration of the child with the surrounding reality takes place. The complex path of child development and growth is manifested as a dialectical and objective organization when the individual begins to understand both his / her individuality and membership in the social community when he / she can think, feel and act more to human, not at a personal (ego-protective) level. It is precisely because of this tendency that the discovery and acceptance of the society outlines one of the main problems in the processes of child development.
Empathy and Personality in Dentistry
Authors:   ", Vasilev Borislav ,   St. Cyril and Methodius",   University of Veliko Tarnovo
Published: November 2021

The connection between empathy and communication on the dental practice is two-sided: on the one hand, empathy requires good communication skills (active listening, imagination, rich vocabulary) to be properly sensed and communicated to the other party in communication. Successful transmission of empathy is as important as the feeling itself. On the other hand, having empathy can greatly help the successful communication and transmission of the desired information by the sender. Through empathy, the sender can understand the current status of the addressee and thus convey the message more correctly. So it turns out that empathy alone is hardly enough. Personal qualities are also needed to establish contact during the empathic process.
The Concept of “Social Interest” in the Paradigm of Individual Psychology
Authors:   Trakia University of Stara Zagora, Bulgaria, Koleva Nedelina
Published: November 2021

Social interest is a key concept in the theory A. Adler. He is the founder of a new social-oriented approach to the study of the human psyche. A. Adler puts social interest as leading the life value that has many aspects but the other one is the highest value for people, so he sees it as his base.
Personal Security and Trust in the Situation of COVID-19 Pandemic
Authors:   ", Hadzhiyski Deyan ,   St. Cyril and Methodius",   University of Veliko Tarnovo
Published: November 2021

This article presents the result of a comparative study of personal security and trust before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the changes shown, the picture is generally similar. This is due to the fact that the feeling of personal security depends on personality traits and dispositions that have not been studied.
Self Worth and Personal Security
Authors:   ", Hadzhiyski Deyan ,   St. Cyril and Methodius",   University of Veliko Tarnovo
Published: November 2021

This article refers to some psychological aspects of personal security as a subjective experience. One of this is the relationship between personal security and self worth. It supports the idea that psychologically, personal security is a subjective state that is little influenced by reality. In this sense, it is a phenomenological construct and depends on innate qualities and experience-acquired dispositions. This link is based on the fact that high selfesteem makes a person more resilient and more independent of situations that can cause an endangerment experience. The sense of personal security and wellbeing is also supported by the state of Ego. The more stable he is, the more likely it is to influence high self-worth and.
Linguistic Intelligence
Authors:   ", Georgieva Polina ,   St. Cyril and Methodius",   University of Veliko Tarnovo
Published: November 2021

The article aims to offer a brief review of linguistic intelligence, a part of Howard Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences. While intelligence as a whole is being defined as a rather general mental capability, linguistic intelligence is broadly defined as the ability to easily and precisely operate with words, both in oral and written interaction. Depending on the degree this intelligence is developed, as well as on the purpose it is used for, the quality of one’s life could significantly improve- or unfortunately, decrease.
Psycho-correction Work with People with Down Syndrome for Developing Skills for Social Adaptation
Authors:   ", Pritsas Dimitrios ,   St. Cyril and Methodius",   University of Veliko Tarnovo
Published: November 2021

Among the most common genetic anomalies in early childhood are those with Down syndrome. The incidence of such children in the total infant population is 1 in 800. It was found that treatment for healthy functioning of children with Down syndrome is impossible because their suffering is a consequence of genetic disorder. The aim of this paper is to identify the psychophysical growth patterns of people with Down syndrome and to present results of individual psychocorrection work aimed at developing skills for their social adaptation.
Integrative Approaches in Modern Practical Psychology is the Technique of Marie as Complex Tool Diagnostics and Consulting
Authors:   Tver State University, Tver, Russian Federation, Korotkina Elena , Danilina Mariya
Published: November 2021

The article deals with the current trends in the integration of methodological approaches in theoretical and practical psychology. In the applied aspect the MARI technique is considered as a research and transformation technique. The structure of the method is described, the characteristics of the stimulus material and interpretations are given, the mechanism of the method as a research technique and psychocorrection tool is revealed. The article deals with the concept of archetype and symbol in the context of research and Advisory work. The substantiation of the technique as an integrative tool that allows to overcome the faults in the psychological knowledge at the horizontal, vertical, and diagonal levels in terms of the integrative methodology of Yurevich.
Arturo Escobar’s Ethnographic Model and the Discourse of Development in the Global South
Authors:   Philosophy at University of Ibadan, Nigeria, Udefi Felix O. , Cornelius A.
Published: November 2021

The thrust of this paper will be to succinctly discuss the ethnographic model propounded by Arturo Escobar, which had been projected towards the understanding of development both in its theoretical and practical approaches among societies of the Global South. This analysis, will first examine the issue of development as seen from the template of market forces, which the Bretton Woods institiutions had subjected developing Global South societies to, in the quest for development. They (Bretton Woods institutions) emphasised economism, which is a uni-dimensional idea and approach to development that gives primacy to individualism, market liberalisation, and material aspect of development at the expense of culture of the people. On this, Escobar argues that societies of the Global South should be allowed to pursue their own development as they deem fit without the influence(s) of the Global North. Hence, it is expected that this paper will initiate a new understanding of how development should be understood and practised, from the stand-point of Arturo Escobar, among the societies of the Global South. This is projected towards the acceptance of localised understanding of models, which will solve the problems of the people that want to be ‘developed’ in accordance with and to their plans and interests.
Beyond the “Explanatory Fundamentality” of Dispositional Explanations
Authors:   New Bulgarian University – Sofia, Bulgaria, Gurova Lilia
Published: November 2021

In this rejoinder to D. Elchinov’s paper “For” the explanatory fundamentality of dispositional explanations I point to some deficiencies of the suggested concept of explanatory fundamentality. I argue, in particular, that this concept does not allow for treating the dispositional explanations of explanations as more fundamental than e.g. the causal explanations of explanations although the dispositional explanations do make a distinctive contribution to the inferential content of our knowledge. Therefore, I propose to abandon the suggested concept of explanatory fundamentality as practically useless and focus instead on the conceptual differentiation between the understanding yielded by the explanations of other explanations and the understanding provided by the explained explanations on their own.
Organizational Values and Employee Motivation as Seen Through Moral Responsibility in Business
Authors:   ", Nikolova Greta ,   St. Cyril and Methodius",   University of Veliko Tarnovo
Published: November 2021

In today‘s dynamically developing business environment, organizations face different moral issues and challenges, not only in terms of their competitiveness but also in terms of the most important assets of each company – its employees. Organizational management often overlooks the impact of values as a key component of organizational culture and individual`s motivation, which have a direct impact in decision-making on a given action, inactivity and behavior of employees in a work environment. Recognizing employees as the primary carrier of ethical commitment in the working atmosphere, the paper examines the link between the issue of moral responsibility in business with organizational values and the motivation of employees.
Foundations Forthe Quadriarchic Characteristics Mode
Authors:   Varna Free University Chernorizets Hrabar, Varna, Bulgaria, Sigman Lavi
Published: November 2021

The paper presents the basic principles of the Quadriarchic personality traits model. It describes the Quadriarchic characteristics model fundamentals based on a comprehensive theoretical model structuring a set of 19 characteristics grouped in four characteristics‘ categories: The Seeking characteristics category includes the Characteristic of Openness, Analysis, Purpose, Flexibility and Planning. The Relations characteristics category includes the Characteristic of Conscientiousness, Support, Tenderness, Leadership and Connection. The Emotional Management characteristics category includes the characteristic of Emotion, Joy, Balance, Healing and Acceptance. The Operational characteristics category includes the Characteristic of Change, Choice, self-control and activeness. Thus contributing substantially to the knowledge of the relating research fields, forming a methodical categorization of characteristics that may be used for further research and studies, may be practically implemented and incorporated in professional tools after further studies will be done to validate it and make it a reliable questionnaire for characteristics assessing.
Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on parenting
Authors:   ", Hristova Polina ,   St. Cyril and Methodius",   University of Veliko Tarnovo
Published: November 2021

Social distancing measures forced all citizens to stay at home and to work as far away as possible, and public spaces (eg schools, offices, public transport, theaters) were closed and public gatherings banned. These measures of social distancing (the so-called ‚lockdawn‘) have led to drastic changes in everyday social life; separate areas of life, such as family, school, and work, suddenly coincided, and families were faced with an unforeseen increase in hours spent together under one roof.
Man, Society and the State in Herbert Spencer’s Sociological Theory
Authors:   ", Alexandrov Nikolay ,   St. Cyril and Methodius",   University of Veliko Tarnovo
Published: November 2021

This article examines Herbert Spencer‘s organic-evolutionary sociological theory, built on the analogy of dependencies in the development of society and the development of biological organisms, which places special emphasis on the interpretation of the idea of progress. The article analyzes a number of basic points in Spencer‘s teaching, such as the relationship between social and industrial progress, the role of property and socio-economic wellbeing, the evolutionary forms of statehood, legislation and lawmaking, the interpretation of positive and negative freedom. Spencer‘s concept of social evolution is also considered here, according to which societies are not created, but develop and cannot be created artificially and intentionally, as they grow naturally like any natural system.
Küresel Köyün Buhranı Olarak Koronavirüs Sürecinde Dijital Gözetim Üzerine Bir Değerlendirme
Authors: ÇOKLUK Nil , BAL Zeynep Ekin
Published: November 2021

Birey ve iktidar arasındaki ilişki ilk çağlardan beri birçok farklı disiplinin araştırdığı bir konu olmuştur. Birey-iktidar iletişimi teknolojinin gelişimiyle birlikte gözetim, hegemonya, diktatörlük, gönüllü kulluk ve rıza gibi kavramların odağında incelenmeye başlanmıştır. Günümüzde yaşanan koronavirüs sonrasında dijitalleşmenin artmasıyla bu kavramlar daha çok tartışılmaya başlanmıştır. Koronavirüs sonrası düzende birey ve iktidar arasındaki ilişkiyi dijitalleşme ve gözetim kavramlarından hareketle tartışan bu çalışma 2019 yılında başlayıp küresel bir salgına dönüşen koronavirüs sürecinde bireylerin dijital teknolojileri kullanımının artmasıyla artan gözetimin yaratacağı sonuçları irdelemeyi amaçlamaktadır. Bir derleme çalışma özelliği taşıyan makalede koronavirüs sürecinde artan dijitalleşme gözetimi nasıl etkiler, bireyler pandemi süreciyle gönüllü bir şekilde gözetime rıza gösterir mi, pandemi döneminde yaşanan sorunlar sadece sağlık sistemiyle mi sınırlıdır yoksa toplumsal yaşamın diğer alanlarını da etkiler mi gibi sorular gözetim ve dijitalleşme bağlamında derinlemesine tartışılmaktadır. Çalışmada, güvenliği temel gereksinimi olarak gören bireylerin risk toplumunda iktidarın artan gözetimine gönüllü bir şekilde rıza gösterdiği öne sürülmektedir. Bunun yanı sıra çalışmada koronavirüsün sadece sağlık açısından sonuçlar yaratmadığı siyasi ve toplumsal açıdan da önemli sorunlara yol açtığı iddiası üzerinde durulmaktadır.
The Mediating Effect of Intention to Use on the Relationship between Mobile Learning Application and Knowledge and Skill Usage
Authors: Noor Azizi Mohd , Mahmood Nik Hasnaa Nik , Zakaria Wan Normeza Wan
Published: November 2021

Mobile learning (m-learning) has evolved as an alternative way of training delivery in a variety of businesses and sectors. Mobile device technology is continuously developing and improving, resulting in more mobile device use. In a corporate setting, the usage of mobile devices as learning aids has become a new delivery technique. Telekom Malaysia (TM) has also adopted this learning tool for staff training. This research has been conducted to determine the mediating effect of intention to use on the relationship between mobile learning applications and knowledge and skill usage. There are five objectives for this research. Hypotheses have been generated to be tested according to the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) and Kirkpatrick Evaluation Model. The questionnaire was used for data collection. SmartPLS version 3.2.8 and IBM SPSS Statistics version 26 statistical software were used in the analysis. The finding revealed that there was an effect of perceived ease of use (PEOU) and perceived usefulness (PU) on TM employee knowledge and skill usage. In addition, the study also found there was a mediating effect of Intention to Use (ITU) on the relationship between PEOU and PU with TM employee knowledge and skill usage.
Reviewer Acknowledgements for Global Journal of Health Science, Vol. 13, No. 12
Authors: Grey Erica
Published: November 2021

Reviewer Acknowledgements for Global Journal of Health Science, Vol. 13, No. 12, 2021.
Gestão da inovação em um instituto privado de P&D brasileiro: um estudo de campo no ITEMM
Authors: De Sousa Santos Filho Josia , Menelau Sueli , Carvalho Patrícia Lacerda de , Lima Macedo Francisco Guilherme
Published: November 2021

Os institutos de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento (PD) são agentes de inovação nos quais a disseminação de tecnologias advindas deles contribui para o direcionamento de organizações e da economia. Com isso, sua gestão da inovação torna-se um recurso organizacional complexo que abrange questões tecnológicas, econômicas e sociais. A pesquisa objetivou analisar a influência da gestão da inovação, das atividades de PD, na competitividade de um instituto de pesquisa privado, com sede em diferentes unidades federativas brasileiras. O método, dedutivo com abordagem qualitativa foi executado por meio de estratégias bibliográfica e de campo, e os dados foram analisados por meio de análise de conteúdo. Os sujeitos foram escolhidos entre os funcionários do setor de PD do Instituto de Tecnologia Edson Mororó Moura (ITEMM), que busca sempre ofertar às organizações-clientes inovações tecnológicas enquadradas em mais de uma área prioritária da Indústria 4.0, configurando-o como um instituto de vanguarda tecnológica. Os resultados evidenciaram que as principais dificuldades à gestão do PD do ITEMM são: dependência externa na prototipagem; mudança de escopo nos projetos; distância de outros centros de pesquisa; e infraestrutura. Por sua vez, os facilitadores para o gerenciamento da inovação são: recursos financeiros; equipe multidisciplinar de pesquisa; clientes com experiência em PD; e a produtividade não ser avaliada em metas diárias. Conclui-se que a gestão de PD traz retornos positivos significativos, se configurando como uma estratégia de valor, mas verificou-se que falta ao ITEMM visibilidade na esfera acadêmica de PD, que deve ser buscada para trazer legitimidade ao instituto.
THE DELIMITATION OF RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PRESIDENT OF POLAND WITH RESPECT TO ITS CONSTITUTIONALIZATION – SELECTED PROBLEMS
Authors: Abramski Olgierd
Published: November 2021

The legal foundations of the responsibility of the head of state are significant from the point of view of determining its political position and exercising administrative social control over the institution of the state. The mechanisms of institutionalizing the President’s responsibility established in Poland generally fulfill a protective role, but do not fully achieve the control and guarantee function for a democratic state of law. The structure of the constitutional and criminal liability of the Speaker of the Sejm or Senate, performing, pro tempore, the duties of the head of state, and the scope of the President’s responsibility partially have not been regulated at the constitutional level. These are controversial solutions from the standpoint of the hierarchy of norms and social practice
BASIC REGULATIONS OF ACCESS TO PUBLIC INFORMATION AT THE CONSTITUTIONAL AND STATUTORY LEVEL IN THE LEGAL ORDER OF EUROPEAN UNION MEMBER STATES
Authors: Tyborowska Patrycja
Published: November 2021

Openness of public life is a pillar of civil society development Openness of public authority is a key condition for the functioning of democracy in the state, it is a fundamental value of the rule of law and a multiplier of social control. The essence of the right to public information in the Polish legal system is the fact that it is regulated in the Basic Law. Establishing the right to public information on the pages of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland enabled the citizens to its direct
application. According to Article 61 of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland, the activities of public authorities in Poland are open and every citizen has the right of access to information. The concept of openness of public life and the right of access to information are understood as a citizen’s privilege to information on matters relating to the activities of government, the implementation of public tasks and the functioning of the state. Access to public information is also one of the forms of civic activity, which contributes to the development of democracy at both local and central level. In Poland, the continuation of the principle of openness and the right of access to public information, regulated by the Constitution, is provided for in the Act on Access to Public Information of 6 September 2001. The act defines what constitutes public information, distinguishes entities obliged to provide it and presents forms of providing access to and requesting public information. A review
of Polish academic literature reveals a multitude of studies on openness of public life and access to public information. However, it also indicates the lack of exhaustive titles, constituting an analysis of this matter on the basis of the law of the Member States of the European Union. Therefore, the aim of this article, which has a source character, is to present the way of regulating access to public information, including both constitutional and statutory level. The starting point for the solutions in this study will be the contents of the constitutions of the Member States and the laws regulating access to public information in their current wording. The research will also include literature analysis. Due to the adopted concept, the subject of comparison will be selected issues that provide answers to the questions of whether access to public information has been regulated in the provisions of the constitution and how the notion of public information is defined in the law, as well as whether the statutory regulations constitute a development of the constitutional norms.
THEFT ESPECIALLY CHEEKY – A NEW QUALIFIED TYPE OF THEFT CRIME IN THE CURRENT CC
Authors: Buratowska Klaudia
Published: November 2021

This article has been devoted entirely to a newly created, qualified crime against property, introduced to a substantive law on the basis of the recently adopted coronavirus legislation. As part of this study, a broad dogmatic and historical analysis of the offense of theft of theft particularly bold, and also presented general conditions in this subject and a comprehensive assessment of the changes caused by the amendment to the CC. The author has evaluated how the above changes were influenced by the remaining types of prohibited duties, which are in chapter XXXV CC.
,,SPECIAL USE OF WEAPON” FROM THE ACT ON ANTI-TERRORIST ACTIVITIES – DOGMATIC AND THEORETICAL ANALYSIS
Authors: Kadyszewski Borys
Published: November 2021

The article is an analysis from the theoretical and dogmatic point of view of the institution of “special use of weapons”. The intention of the legislator was to comprehensively regulate the issue of the so-called sniper shot, which is to be the reaction of the state apparatus to terrorist behavior. The direct goal of “special use of weapons” is to deprive or endanger the life of the perpetrator of a terrorist event in such a way as to ensure maximum protection of the life and health of individuals whose legal rights may potentially be threatened by terrorist activities. This study aims to present the normative shape of the discussed institution and analyze it in terms of the assumptions of the theory of law and criminal law dogmatics, and in particular, it is an attempt to answer the question about the scope of responsibility of public officials authorized to fire a sniper shot in terms of circumstances excluding unlawfulness
THE ISSUE OF THE ADMISSIBILITY OF USING OFF-LABEL DRUGS
Authors: Jagocha Konrad
Published: November 2021

The article focusses on the issue of using off-label medical products. The paper analyses the current views of the doctrine and the jurisprudence on the admissibility of using drugs inconsistently with the characteristics of the medical product. The article discusses the possibility of qualifying the use of off label drugs as a medical experiment based on the premise of innovative therapy. The author also outlines the issue of the doctor’s responsibility for prescribing off-label medical products.
A PUBLIC PROSECUTOR’S MOTION TO REVOKE OR AMEND A LEGALLY BINDING COURT’S CONFIRMATION OF INHERITANCE ACQUISITION
Authors: Adamus Rafał
Published: November 2021

This study is devoted to the issue of the prosecutor’s motion to amend or revoke a legally binding decision on the confirmation of inheritance. The public prosecutor’s interference in civil proceedings is exceptional. It is conditioned by the need to protect the rule of law. On the other hand, civil proceedings serve to satisfy private interests. The study indicates the essence of the institution of revoking a legally valid inheritance order. The general principles of public prosecutor’s participation in civil proceedings were presented. The central point of the study is the analysis of the conditions for submitting an application by the prosecutor to revoke or amend a legally valid decision on the confirmation of inheritance acquisition.
THE STATUTE OF TRADE UNIONS AS A LIMIT OF ABUSES AGAINST EMPLOYERS – SELECTED ISSUES
Authors: Kobroń-Gąsiorowska Łucja
Published: November 2021

The article attempts to answer the question whether the economic freedom of the employer is not blindly limited by the model of trade unions, which do not conform to the modern economic reality, which, in the light of the principle of self-governance, often abuse their dominant position in the labor market. The author points to selected problems in the self-government of trade unions at the level of non-employment, pointing to the importance of the trade union statute, which determines the scope of protection of trade union activists in the sphere of individual labor law. The author puts forward the thesis that the basis for the balance of social partners is the observance of internal regulations by trade unions.
EMPLOYMENT IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT SOCIAL WELFARE UNITS AS A SOCIAL WORKER AND MANAGERIAL OFFICIAL POSITIONS IN THESE UNITS
Authors: Pytlik Roksana
Published: November 2021

The possibility of internal promotion to the position of the head of a local government organizational unit of social assistance requires the interpretation of the following provisions: Act of 21 November 2008 on local government employees, in particular art. 20 internal promotion, the Act of 12 March 2004 on social assistance, in particular art. 122 sec. 1 requirements for persons managing social assistance organizational units and the Regulation of the Council of Ministers of May 15, 2018 on remuneration of local government employees. Each of the aforementioned legal acts regulates other obligatory requirements that must be met in connection with internal promotion. Therefore, under the applicable law, the following should be indicated: the correctness of the internal promotion procedure; compliance with the statutory requirements in the field of seniority: 5 years of professional experience, 3 years of professional experience in social assistance; meeting the qualification requirement: university education, completed specialization in the organization of social assistance.
COMMENTARY TO THE JUDGMENT OF THE NACZELNY SĄD ADMINISTRACYJNY OF 4 JUNE, 2013, REF. NUMBER ACT: II FSK 1534/12
Authors: Majewski Kamil
Published: November 2021

The glossed judgment of the Supreme Administrative Court mainly concerns tax issues related to a civil-law partnership, including in particular the regulations of the Act of August 29, 1997 Tax Ordinance and the Act of July 26, 1991 on personal income tax. However, the NSA in the voted judgment also raised the issue of the principles of maintaining bank accounts for civil-law partnerships that are present in trade. This gloss does not cover tax aspects, but only the issues of a civil-law partnership as a bank client and the aforementioned rules for maintaining bank accounts in such cases. The author shares the view of the Supreme Administrative Court, according to which The bank cannot keep a settlement account for a civil partnership. However, such an account may be kept for the partners of this company (as a joint account - Art. 51 of the Banking Law) and presents arguments supporting this view
Kalendarium wdrożenia podatkowej części Polskiego
Ładu (cz. 1)
Authors: Obuchowski Szymon , Sarnowski Jan
Published: November 2021

Ustawa z dnia 29 października 2021 r. o zmianie ustawy o podatku dochodowym od osób fizycznych, ustawy o
podatku dochodowym od osób prawnych oraz niektórych innych ustaw1, wdrażająca do polskiego systemu podatkowego postanowienia podatkowej części Polskiego Ładu, wprowadza znaczące zmiany w konstrukcji wielu
danin, a przez to dalece modyfikuje kształt wielu z nich. W związku wejściem w życie w dniu 1 stycznia 2022 r. tej
nowelizacji podatnicy będą musieli uwzględnić w swojej działalności znaczną liczbę nowych rozwiązań oraz zmian
dotyczących funkcjonujących już w porządku prawnym instytucji. Niniejsze opracowanie naświetla część z nich
w ujęciu dynamicznym. Kluczem doboru było następstwo czasowe dat początkowych wywierania przez znowelizowane przepisy wpływu na sytuację podatników, wynikające z natury zmienianych i wprowadzanych instytucji
oraz przepisów przejściowych zawartych w ustawie z dnia 29 października 2021 r. Omówiono te rozwiązania, na
których zasady funkcjonowania podatnicy powinni zwrócić uwagę niezwłocznie i w pierwszej kolejności. Wiele z
nich może bowiem wywrzeć wpływ na kształt i zakres ich przyszłych praw i obowiązków. Do przedstawionych w
niniejszej publikacji rozwiązań należą: zmiany w ustawach o podatkach dochodowych mające na celu walkę z
szarą strefą na rynku pracy, zasady wykupu samochodu poleasingowego, zmiany w opodatkowaniu przychodów
z najmu nieruchomości, zasady wspólnego rozliczania się z podatku dochodowego przez małżonków, funkcjonowanie i rejestracja podatkowych grup kapitałowych, ulga na powrót (PIT-0 dla powracających) oraz zmiany wysokości i zasad opłacania składki zdrowotnej przez przedsiębiorców
Regulacje bezpiecznej przystani (safe harbour)
w obszarze cen transferowych
Authors: Sarnowski Jan , Tonia Artur
Published: November 2021

Transakcje o charakterze nieskomplikowanym i rutynowym nie powodują istotnego ryzyka zaniżenia dochodu i
mogą korzystać z uproszczeń typu safe harbour. W Polsce dotyczą one usług o niskiej wartości dodanej oraz
pożyczek, kredytów i emisji obligacji. Transakcje tego typu stanowią relatywnie niewielki odsetek transakcji usługowych, względnie finansowych, zaraportowanych za 2019 r. Transakcje finansowe objęte safe harbour stanowiły 0,96% zaraportowanych w TPR-C (w zakresie podatku dochodowego od osób prawnych) transakcji finansowych,
a transakcje korzystające z safe harbour usługowego – 3,92% ogółu transakcji usługowych wykazanych w TPR-C
za 2019 r. W dalszych pracach analitycznych warto rozważyć poszerzenie stosowania uproszczeń safe harbour.