bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL INVESTIGATION OF THREE STRAIN DYNAMIC TRANSMISSION NETWORK MODEL OF THE ZOONOTIC COVID-19 EPIDEMIC
Authors: Bakshi J. , Shaheduzzaman S. M. , Biswas M. H. A.
Published: November 2022

The COVID-19 epidemic, commonly known as the coronavirus flu epidemic, is a worldwide COVID-19 epidemic caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). The new virus was discovered in December 2019 during an epidemic in Wuhan, China. In our suggested model, we have focused on the relationship between the reservoir, the mediator, and the individual during the transmission of the coronavirus. To better understand, how an infection spreads from a natural reservoir to a mediator and finally to a person, we have built a model that includes twelve ordinary differential equations with effective parameters. In this study, we have provided boundedness, non-negative solution, disease-free and endemic equilibrium point, stability analysis for the equilibrium points, sensitivity analysis, basic reproduction number, and numerical simulation. The epidemic indicator fundamental reproduction number is derived from the largest eigenvalue of the next-generation matrix. To establish the numerical output of the model, it was assessed if the new incidence of symptomatic and asymptomatic infections, deaths, and isolations under quarantined situations was larger than the existing incidence. A major goal of this study is to curtail COVID-19 from spreading through natural reservoirs to human via intermediate hosts.
Análisis productivo-económico y espacial de sistemas caprinos multifuncionales
Authors: Rodríguez Licea Gabriela , Tapia Rodríguez María Zamira , Puente Berumen Jesús José , Palma Ramírez Karen Jaqueline
Published: November 2022

La estimación de indicadores productivos y económicos cobra relevancia al evaluar la productividad, rentabilidad y competitividad de sistemas multifuncionales (Kaufmann y Cleveland, 1995) que asocian diferentes actividades económicas.
SISTEM INFORMASI BARANG REJECT JADI AEO BERBASIS PHP & SQL DI PT. DAEHAN GLOBAL 3 SUKABUMI
Authors: Ernawati Tia
Published: November 2022

Perkembangan IT di Indonesia sangat dipengaruhi oleh kemampuan sumber daya manusia dalam memahami komponen teknologi informasi. Untuk membangun fasilitas TI, saat ini Indonesia masih mengandalkan investor. Sistem informasi adalah kombinasi dari Teknologi Informasi dan aktivitas orang yang menggunakan teknologi itu untuk mendukung operasi dan manajemen. AEO (American Eagle Outfitters) merupakan salah satu buyer yang memberikan kepercayaan ordernya di PT.Daehan Global 3

Sukabumi.

Sudah sekitar dua tahun brand AEO ini berjalan di PT. Daehan. Jenis barang yang di miliki oleh AEO ini sangat beragam mulai dari model Short pants, long pants, wuvon, dan lain sebagainya. Saat ini order yang sedang berjalan di PT. Daehan Global adalah sejenis short pants. Akan tetapi tidak semua barang yang di produksi sesuai dengan standar kualitas yang telah ditentukan oleh buyer.

Peneliti menggunakan metode waterfall. Metode waterfall adalah metode klasik yang bersifat sistematis, berurutan dalam mengembangkan software. Model ini melakukan pendekatan secara sistematis dan berurutan. Disebut  dengan waterfall karena tahapan demi tahapan yang dilalui harus  menunggu selesainya tahapan sebelumnya dan berjalan berurutan. Penelitian ini dilakukan di PT. Daehan Global 3

Sukabumi.  Hasil yang di peroleh yaitu dengan di buatnya Aplikasi Sistem Informasi Barang Reject Barang

Jadi yang dapat membantu didalam pengawasan.

Berdasarkan penelitian yang telah dilakukan peneliti tentang sistem informasi reject barang jadi AEO di PT. Daehan Global 3 Sukabumi terhadap analisa perancangan program, mulai dari sistem berjalan sampai sistem yang diusulkan dapat disimpulkan sebagai berikut: Dengan menerapkan pemrograman web PHP dan SQL dapat menciptakan Efektifitas dan Efisiensi dalam mengolahan data pencatatan data barang reject menjadi suatu informasi yang akurat, cepat, efektif dan efisien. Dengan menggunakan pemrograman web PHP dan SQL dapat menghemat waktu dalam proses input data barang reject dan pembuatan laporannya.
Learning Jazz Language by Aural Imitation: A Usage-Based Communicative Jazz Theory (Part 2)
Authors: Solli Mattias , Aksdal Erling , Inderberg John Pål
Published: November 2022

How can imitation lead to free musical expression? This article explores the role of auditory imitation in jazz. Even though many renowned jazz musicians have assessed the method of imitating recorded music, no systematic study has hitherto explored how the method prepares for aural jazz improvisation. The article uses Berliner's assumption that learning jazz by aural imitation is “just like” learning a mother tongue. The article studies three potential stages in the method, comparing them to the imitative, rhythmic, multimodal, and protosymbolic behavior of infant perception (building on the works of Stern, Trevarthen, and Merleau-Ponty). The demonstrations of the aural imitation method draw on pedagogic experiences accumulated since 1979 at the Jazz Program at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. By analyzing structures of behavior suggested by the method, the article indicates key traits that render aural jazz improvisation possible, such as a fundamental sense of rhythm, formation of symbolic behavior, joint musical attention, and the facility to “hear via the other.” In conclusion, we critically address a frequent theoretical model describing musical improvisation as a synthesis of discrete elements or building blocks.
Kant and the Duty to Act from Duty
Authors: Walschots Michael
Published: November 2022

Several interpreters argue that Kant believes we have a duty to act “from duty.” If there is such a duty, however, then Kant's moral theory faces a serious problem, namely that of an allegedly vicious infinite regress of duties. No serious attempt has been made to determine how Kant might respond to this problem and insufficient work has been done to determine whether he even believes we have a duty to act from duty. In this paper I argue that not only does Kant not hold that there is a duty to act from duty, but he also explicitly rejects the idea.
Socrates and the Stoic Sage
Authors: Viner V. Leigh
Published: November 2022

The Stoics, who advocated the extirpation of the passions, the sufficiency of virtue for happiness, and the equality of sins, embodied their radical doctrines in the figure of the sage, provoking both ancient and modern critics of Stoicism to dismiss this exemplar as an impracticable and unappealing ideal. This paper attempts to add depth and richness to an understanding of the sage by highlighting the sage's more human qualities and by examining how the Stoics’ idealized paradigm derives from, or maps onto, the figure of Socrates, with special attention paid to the iconic philosopher's characteristic irony and erotic playfulness.
Hume, Contrary Miracles, and Religion as We Find It
Authors: Jacovides Michael
Published: November 2022

In the “Contrary Miracles Argument,” Hume argues that the occurrence of miracle stories in rival religions should undermine our belief in the trustworthiness of these reports. In order for this argument to have any merit, it has to be understood in its historical, religious context. Miracle stories are used in support of religions, and it's part of religion as we find it to reject miracle stories from rival traditions. A defender of miracle stories could avoid the argument by breaking the connection between miracles and religious doctrine, but then miracles won't justify revealed religion.
Finns in the Whirl of the Soviet Union's Foreign Policy
Authors: Kangaspuro Markku
Published: November 2022

The beginnings of the Soviet Union as well as Finnish-led Soviet Karelia date back to the First World War. However, the decade before the Second World War, with its Stalinist Purges and the outbreak of the Winter War (1939–40), changed the destiny of Karelia's Finns. During the Stalinist Purges, thousands of American Finns fled from Karelia to Finland or back to North America or to forest work stations in Karelia or to other parts of the Soviet Union. Thousands were repressed and executed; they died in forced labor camps and remote regions of exile. American Finns fell into the whirl of one of the mightiest powers in history, with little opportunity to have a say in the events that took control of their lives and determined their fates.
“Lest They Go Hungry”: Negotiations on Money and Survival
Authors: Seppä Tiina
Published: November 2022

In this article I will shed light on the nation-building project in Finland before its independence. In the center of this study are the individuals who at the most part created the material of the national culture and literature: folklore collectors and early Finnish writers. According to the correspondence analyzed here, it appears that there were numerous ordinary, daily factors that influenced their work. Most of these were material, including the economic situation. At a mundane level, the survival of the collectors and writers overlaps with the questions of twenty-first-century precarization research. In this article, I highlight and contemplate these confluences.
Mediated Mobility and Mobile Media: Transnational Media Use among Russian-Speakers in Finland
Authors: Davydova-Minguet Olga , Sotkasiira Tiina , Oivo Teemu , Riiheläinen Janne
Published: November 2022

Systems of communication and media are an important area of mobilities research. Because of the digitalization of media and changes in other social institutions, mobility and migration are not only stimulated by the media, but also people who are on the move and who settle in new locations are affected by transnational and overlapping digital spheres, which relate them both socially and emotionally. Transnational media use produces communities, belongings, and ideascapes that transcend national borders. This article focuses on the intersection of migration and media use in contemporary digitalized societies, namely in Finland. We examine the multifarious ways in which Russian-speakers in Finland use and engage with media in their daily lives. Russian-speakers are targeted for information influence from their country of origin, and they perceive Finnish and Russian mainstream media as conflicting. The article elucidates these phenomena by identifying the factors that engage Russian-speakers with Russian media in this situation and how Russian-language media in Finland have responded to this development. We also present some insights on how the involvement of Russian-speakers in the Finnish mediascape can be developed. The article is based on the findings of the research project titled “Finland's Russian Speakers as Media Users,” which was implemented in 2015–16.
The Impact of Entrepreneurial Teaching: The Mediating Effect of the Teacher's Ease of Performing University–Business Collaboration
Authors: Joensuu-Salo Sanna , Peltonen Kati , Oikkonen Elena , Hämäläinen Minna , Arhio Kaija
Published: November 2022

Entrepreneurship is a multifaceted phenomenon that has a vital role in Finnish society. It has become a top priority in national government policies because of its significance as a driver of economic growth, creativity, and innovation. The crucial role of entrepreneurship has also been reflected in educational policies. The research field of entrepreneurship education has increased substantially during the last fifteen years. Several studies reveal the significance of entrepreneurship education, the essential elements of entrepreneurial learning, and the impact of entrepreneurship education on students' entrepreneurial competences. According to a number of studies, teachers play a crucial role in enhancing students' entrepreneurial competences. Collaboration between universities and businesses has been evoked as a good practice in entrepreneurship education. Nevertheless, there is still a great need for research on the relationship between the teachers in charge of entrepreneurship education and the implementations of university–business collaboration.

The objective of this study is to examine the effect of entrepreneurial teaching on teaching practices in entrepreneurship education. The authors of this paper contribute to deepening knowledge about this relation. They also increase the knowledge about the supportive role of university–business collaboration to teachers' adoption and diffusion of entrepreneurial teaching through a control variable of the ease of university–business collaboration. The empirical data for this study come from Finland, collected through an Internet survey. The results show that the teacher's perception of the ease of engaging in university–business collaboration has an indirect effect on the teaching practices used. On the other hand, the teacher's ability to implement entrepreneurial teaching has a positive direct relation to the ease of performing university–business collaboration, affecting also the use of versatile teaching methods.
Petsamo 1920–1940: Rhetoric of Colonialism and Finnishness
Authors: Stadius Peter
Published: November 2022

In 1920, Finland obtained a corridor to the Arctic Ocean, a land area that, until then, had been part of Russia. Petsamo, as the corridor was named in Finnish, was part of Finland from 1920 to 1944. As a new territorial acquisition, Petsamo raised expectations and was projected as a potential space for national expansionist policy. To answer the question of how Petsamo was to be put in use for building a strong and vital Finland, and not to become a burden and failure of Finnish state agency, many experts published views regarding how Petsamo should be developed. A dominating feature in this body of texts is a colonial mindset and rhetoric, promoting a comprehensive Finnish majority culture policy. These plans, including concrete actions, paved the way for a change in the region's environment and ethnic balance. The dominating discourse was that of ethnic Finnish settlement, and local features contradicting this were articulated as problems. From a Finnish majority perspective, Petsamo was often conceptualized as almost empty space waiting for a civilized and modern nation to take it into its possession and to develop it. The local Skolt Sami population became subject to much incomprehension and were viewed as a group doomed to perish under the pressure of a modern Finnish state.
Research on the Working Capital Management of Scientific Research and Service Enterprises
Authors: Hao Qixuan
Published: November 2022

As the development of China's research service enterprises gradually comes into the right track, the issue of enterprise working capital management has been paid more and more attention by company managers. By understanding the concept of working capital, the concept of working capital management and the specific classification of working capital management, the existing problems of working capital management of this type of enterprises are sorted out, and the relevant countermeasures are proposed according to the unique working capital management problems of this type to help the same type of enterprises to find out their own problems and correct them, so as to promote the stable and orderly development of enterprises. This will help enterprises of the same type to identify and correct their own problems and promote their stable and orderly development.
Research and Prospect Analysis of Rural Inclusive Finance Development Based on Blockchain Technology
Authors: Chen Xiyan , Zhou Zejiong
Published: November 2022

Based on the great importance attached by the state to inclusive finance, this project innovatively proposes to use blockchain technology to promote the sustainable development of inclusive finance in rural areas. Based on theory and practice, this project analyzes the financing difficulties of small and medium-sized enterprises in Anhui, the high cost of rural inclusive finance and the difficulties in implementation. This paper summarizes the reasons from the supply layer, demand layer and government level of rural inclusive finance, and puts forward suggestions for improvement.
Design of Labor Education System in Primary and Secondary Schools Based on Big Data
Authors: Zhai Junhao , Shi Yunqiu
Published: November 2022

This project discloses a primary and secondary school labor education system, method, electronic equipment and storage medium based on Internet information technology. The system specifically includes: platform management unit, base/institution management unit, school management unit, education department management unit, student parent’s management unit and data processing unit. The education methods, electronic equipment and storage medium correspond to the education system. This project is based on Internet information technology and big data technology to carry out labor education for primary and secondary school students. The business interaction and data of the main links in the process of labor education are circulated and promoted in the system, so that the school can master the complete process data. The whole process data system will automatically classify and summarize the students as the main body, and finally form students' labor education files. At the same time, through the construction of the platform, the problems of unbalanced educational resources and low sharing degree of teaching resources such as high-quality lesson plans and labor education bases can be solved, and the sharing of high-quality educational resources can be realized.
Application of Artificial intelligence in Computational fluid dynamics
Authors: Liu Bohua , Gou Mengjiao , Sun Xiaomao , Du Hengyi
Published: November 2022

With the continuous development of artificial intelligence (AI) and computer, the further improvement of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) algorithm and software, artificial intelligence technology has shown its advantages in many fields.AI is becoming increasingly common in engineering applications and is significant in reducing human labor. The purpose of this paper is to summarize the AI technology in the field of CFD, the application of artificial intelligence can through machine learning geometry model parameters, the grid generation technique, the turbulence model calculation, reduce manual intervention, improve the meshing degree, improve the predictive accuracy, rapid turbulence data visualization analysis, bring so much convenient for computational fluid dynamics.
Researches Advanced in Clustering Algorithms
Authors: Feng Guohuan , Lin Junchen , Wang Keyi
Published: November 2022

Clustering is a technique to find the intrinsic structure between data and is a fundamental problem in many data-driven application fields. Currently, clustering is generally modeled as an unsupervised learning task, aiming to mine similar features between different samples and cluster samples with similar features into clusters. Ideally, objects in the same cluster are expected to be similar in the clustering results, while objects in different clusters are quite different. This study summarizes the research status of clustering algorithms in recent years. Specifically, the relevant critical steps of clustering algorithms are first introduced. From two aspects of partition and hierarchical clustering, representative clustering algorithms such as K-means, K-medoids, CLARANS, BIRCH, DBSCAN, and CURE are further detailed. This study also analyzes and summarizes the above algorithms in terms of critical technologies, algorithm ideas, benefits, and shortcomings and compares the distance accuracy of different algorithms on standard data sets. The above work will provide a valuable reference for cluster analysis and data mining research.
Research on the promotion mechanism and path algorithm optimization of endogenous development ability intelligent measurement using AF method and logistic regression——From the perspective of farmers' income structure in Tibet related areas on the plateau
Authors: Li Qiulin , Zhang Heyu , Liu Yan , Yu Lintong
Published: November 2022

Farmers' income is an important factor restricting the endogenous development capacity of farmers in the post-poverty alleviation era, and few existing studies have been located in Tibet-related areas of the plateau to explore the endogenous development capacity of farmers from the perspective of farmers' income structure. Based on the data related to the endogenous development capacity of poverty-alleviated farmers in Tibet-related areas of the Plateau of Sichuan Province obtained in 2021, an intelligent measurement system for the endogenous development ability of farmers is constructed and measured using the AF method, and the relationship between the income structure of farmers and their endogenous development capacity is analyzed by logistic regression. The results show that operating income, property income and wage income have obvious role in promoting endogenous development capacity, and there is a certain negative correlation between transfer income and farmers' endogenous development capacity; and relevant suggestions for achieving sustainable development and optimizing the endogenous development capacity of farmers in Tibet-related areas of the plateau in the post-poverty alleviation period are proposed.
Target-based planning of ordering solutions for manufacturing companies
Authors: Cao Zihao , Liu Chenchen , Zhou Yun , Tian Lei , Wang Zhenyan , Zhang Zimu , Zhang Siyuan , Xu Duo , Zhang Wen , Li Fangshu
Published: November 2022

Using the idea of mathematical modeling, we study the ordering problem of raw materials in manufacturing enterprises and develop the best ordering and transportation plan for enterprises through models such as goal planning, which provides a certain degree of reference value for the development decisions of the same type of enterprises. Firstly, the supplier supply characteristics of 402 enterprises are quantitatively evaluated, and in the process of quantitative analysis, the supplier supply characteristics indicators are derived through the analysis and pre-processing of data, followed by the establishment of evaluation index systems and guaranteed enterprise production models through different supply characteristics respectively, followed by the use of entropy weighting method to assign weights to the supply characteristics indicators, and finally the TOPSIS method is used to quantify the supply characteristics to determine the 50 most important suppliers. Then the objective planning model is established to determine the minimum number of suppliers and the most economical ordering scheme, and the optimization model is established to solve the problem, and the 0-1 integer planning mode and the approximate bundle condition are used to develop the transit scheme.
Understanding African Americans Homeschooling Movement in the United States through Social Justice and Equity, Postcolonialism and Critical Theory
Authors: Wu Kejing
Published: November 2022

A growing number of African Americans are homeschooling their children, which has drawn the attention of an increasing number of researchers and academics. Based on social justice and equity, Postcolonialism, and Critical Theory, this study examines the social connotations and implications of African American families' homeschooling movement. Previously, homeschooling was criticized as a tactic of neoliberal privatization that perpetuates social inequity. However, this study indicates that the homeschooling movement has a distinct significance for African American families. It combines Postcolonialism and Freirean Critical Theory to offer a more comprehensive analysis of the African American homeschooling movement in light of previous research on racial educational inequality. While the homeschooling movement as a whole can potentially lead to social injustice and inequity, the African American homeschooling movement thrusts them into dialogues about educational reform and the struggle of African American families for cultural identity and racial equity.
Research Related to Teaching Chinese Language and Culture in U.S. Classrooms: A Guide to Teaching Foreign Languages in U.S. Elementary and Secondary Schools
Authors: Song Yiyan
Published: November 2022

Language and Children: A Guide to Teaching Foreign Languages in American Elementary and Secondary Classrooms is a classic second language teaching series co-authored by two language educators, Helena Cotton and Carol Ann Dahlberg. The book reflects the latest advances in language classroom research and is the only comprehensive guide to foreign language classroom methods for K-12 and college students, using language learning objectives as the guiding principles for classroom rules and instruction. [Cheng Liang: "The Golden Key to Second Language Acquisition: A Review of the American Guide to Teaching Foreign Language in Elementary and Secondary Schools," Journal of Jiamusi Vocational College, 2019 (05)] Through careful reading, I have gained deeper thoughts and knowledge about various aspects of immersion teaching, teaching integration of language and culture, and teaching communication. Because I am very interested in "how to realize the organic integration of language and culture teaching in second language teaching classrooms," I focused on Chapter 9, "Experiencing Culture in the Classroom: Interaction of Language, Culture and Curriculum," and came up with a series of reflections, including insights into children's cultural teaching, academic associations, thoughts on overseas Chinese cultural I have a series of reflections, including insights on teaching children's culture, academic associations, thoughts on teaching Chinese culture overseas, and reflections on some of the contents of the book.
Research on the Cultivation of Innovation Ability in the Ideological and Political Education of Postgraduate Courses
Authors: Ren Zhian , Yan Liu , Zhou Zejiong
Published: November 2022

The ideological and political education has created conditions, pointed out the direction, and created an atmosphere for the cultivation of postgraduates' innovation ability, which plays a positive role in the cultivation of postgraduates' innovation ability. At present, the cultivation of graduate students' innovation ability in colleges and universities still has the problems of weak innovation consciousness and insufficient innovation spirit. The fundamental reason is the lack of ideological and political construction of the curriculum. The ideological and political curriculum has the unique advantages of "being a method rather than an addition and subtraction method" and "running through the whole process of education and teaching" in the cultivation of graduate students' innovation ability. "Family and country feelings" can stimulate graduate students' innovation consciousness, and "model power" can cultivate graduate students' innovation spirit. The ideological and political curriculum should be closely integrated into the cultivation of postgraduate innovation ability in the three links of postgraduate enrollment, training and assessment. The theoretical economics major of an Anhui university has carried out the ideological and political construction of the curriculum in these three links, and achieved satisfactory and significant results.
Research on the practical ways of party-building work of universities in a new era under the perspective of campus culture
Authors: Du Bin
Published: November 2022

National South-West Associated University (NSAU), known as a miracle in the history of education, cultivated the pillars of the nation under exceptionally difficult material conditions. Under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, the school accounted for one-third of the Party members in Yunnan Province and actively carried out the national salvation and survival movement, which has great significance for the party construction work of universities in the new era. With this background, firstly, this paper elaborates on the deep connection between the Communist Party of China (CPC) and NSAU. Secondly, we analyze the campus culture construction of NSAU and extract the key points that the party construction of universities can make use of to learn from. Finally, this paper combined with the problems of the party construction work of colleges and universities proposes practical ways for the party construction work of universities in the new era from the perspective of campus culture construction.
The Future of Yellow Journalism in India
Authors:   Communication Theory and Models, Media Research, and Management, Jaunpur, India., Khan Frah Rukhsar
Published: November 2022

This research aims to understand how the media work in India regarding Yellow Journalism has influenced the thinking of the citizens. In India, Yellow Journalism has only picked up in the last one to two decades and has spread widely all-around India affecting the readers. The purpose of the development of Tv channels, newspaper, and magazines are to be the first to publish the news and to encourage higher circulation than the other newspapers in India. Yellow journalism has been characterized as a pure form of commerce rather than legitimate journalism. The research goal is to find out if most of India’s news and the media are based on exaggeration and how other countries are starting to practice Yellow Journalism. A qualitative research method was applied to this study and analyzed through the case studies using the document analysis design, with an inductive research approach, which depends on inductive reasoning. In spite of the fact that media has the opportunity to publish and broadcast data within the frame of news and entertainment, certain standards, rules, and controls should have been adhered to. Efforts are being undertaken all around the world to form guidelines and standards for media consideration.
Plıthogenıc Combıned Dısjoınt Block Fuzzy Cognıtıve Maps (PCDBFCM)
Authors:   Department of Mathematics, Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology, Chennai, India;Department of Mathematics, Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science, Chennai, India, D.Nagarajan D ,   Department of Mathematics, Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science, Chennai, India,   Department of Mathematics, Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology, Chennai, India, Rajkumar A. , D.Nagarajan D
Published: November 2022

This research article represents an innovative concept in Plithogenic Combined Disjoint Block Fuzzy Cognitive Maps (PCDBFCM) and its applications. PCDBFCM is a very useful tool in grouping the factors with contradiction degree of multiple attributes. A plithogenic fuzzy matrix is used to represent the connection matrix. The resultant vector is obtained while using plithogenic fuzzy operators. The produced results are very useful in making decisions since they include the degree of conceptual node contradiction with respect to the dominant node. For the plithogenic aggregation operators, the degree of dissimilarity between each attribute value and the main attribute value of the attribute leads to increased accuracy.
A Bibliometric Review of Career Education from Contemporary Literature with Vosviewer and Biblioshiny
Authors: Zhao Qiang , Cheah Kenny S. L. , Jin Xuanfang
Published: November 2022

In recent years, career education has been an important topic for research due to its impact on student's personal development, especially on their decision-making and future employability. The need for present education systems to revamp themselves to suit the needs at different levels from adult education, higher education, schools, and various fields of research. However, there is much to be described in the body of knowledge from the perspective of bibliometric analysis. This article examines the term ‘career education from the Web of Science (WoS) database between the years 2018 and 2021. The bibliometric analysis results have indicated the trends of career education as data is scooped up from the Web of Science database. In terms of selective content analysis on highly cited articles, this section will discuss the trends of career education in higher education, in schools, in adult education, and the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. There will also be some discussions on limitations and challenges in career education and some future suggestions for research.
Digital Platforms in a Distance Learning Environment: An Educational Trend or the Need of the Hour?
Authors: Inesh Kdyrova , Mykhailo Sherman , Olga Ievsieieva , Mykyta Pertsov , Evgen Puhovskiy , Olha Yuryk
Published: November 2022

The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated the promise of distance education using digital technologies. For Ukraine, this method of education has gained additional importance, since after the beginning of the unprecedented for the 21st century. Russian military aggression, the appeal to distance education technologies has become relevant. The purpose of the article is to analyze digital distance learning platforms, determine their effectiveness and prospects for further use. The work uses general scientific research methods (analysis, synthesis, induction, deduction). At the same time, the research is based on the principles of generalization, specification and abstraction. With the help of the comparison method, it was possible to compare the use of digital distance learning platforms in Ukraine, the USA and Saudi Arabia, where specific empirical data are presented. The research also used the axiomatic method, which provides for the ascent from theoretical statements (axioms) to specific conclusions. The conclusions concluded that distance learning is cheaper and more productive because it leaves more time for students to improve themselves and implement their own projects, and for teachers to conduct scientific work. The example of Saudi Arabia shows that a large number of students can be reached through the use of digital technologies and distance learning. This experience is useful for Ukraine. It is recommended to develop digital technologies of distance education in Ukraine, because its use will make it possible to save budget funds, guaranteeing the maximum involvement of teachers and students in the educational space.
Market-Based Reform, Industrial Restructuring and Economic Development of Cuba
Authors: Oh Min Jee , Mah Jai S.
Published: November 2022

This paper examines whether market-based reform, industrial restructuring and diversification efforts have contributed to economic development of Cuba. The disintegration of the Soviet Union led to serious depression in Cuba in the early 1990s. To overcome the economic difficulties, the Cuban government began to adopt market-based reform in the mid-1990s. Cuba gradually strengthened market-based reform measures again in the late 2000s and economic growth rate rose in the meantime. Cuba could diversify its economic structure from its heavy reliance on the agricultural sector to the service sector. Cuba has overcome the negative effects of US’ economic sanctions by strengthening its bilateral relationships with countries within the socialist bloc such as the Soviet Unionand Venezuela and developing value-added industries where it has a comparative advantage. The government’s emphasis on education appears to have contributed to the development of the Cuban economy led by tourism, exports of professional services such as medical services, and a technology-intensive pharmaceutical industry. Meanwhile, insufficient allocation of resources to science and engineering coupled with the chaos in Venezuela have had negative impacts on Cuba. Finding other trade partners and foreign investors while emphasizing science and technology education may provide better opportunities for the Cuban economy.
Demonstratives in Arabic: Evidence from Taizi Yemeni Arabic and Hodeidi Yemeni Arabic
Authors: L Adel Abdulrahman , Lahiri Utpal
Published: November 2022

This study aims at exploring demonstratives in two dialects: Hodeidi Yemeni Arabic and Taizi Yemeni Arabic, and comparing them to Modern Standard Arabic. The description of the demonstratives in the two dialects along with Modern Standard Arabic focused on tracing the syntactic and semantic evidence they are like to exhibit. The model used to undertake the analysis follows Diessel (1999). Although demonstratives attracted considerable scholarly attention, the literature reflects a scarcity of research on the two dialects chosen for this study. The findings reveal that the two dialects somehow differ from Modern Standard Arabic. It is concluded that the differences between Modern Standard Arabic and the two other dialects are confined to a semantic aspect. As for the similarities, the study evidences that demonstratives in Modern Standard Arabic, Taizi Yemeni Arabic, and Hodeidi Yemeni Arabic syntactically belong to two categories (demonstrative pronouns and demonstrative adverbs) and they can occur in more than one syntactic context. Furthermore, the findings demonstrate that Taizi Yemeni Arabic and Hodeidi Yemeni Arabic almost share similar linguistic features as far as demonstratives are concerned. The study ends up recommending further research on more Yemeni dialects.
Frequency of Cathetrization in the Management of Overt Postpartum Urinary Retention
Authors: Hassan Sohail , Khursheed Malik Kiren , Hameed Sheikh Athar , Khursheed Adil , Iqbal Mohammad , Ali Ghazanfar Noman
Published: November 2022

Urinary retention after postpartum can be defined as “inability of the patient to pass urine after six hours of postpartum. Objective: To determine the role of catheterization in patients with postpartum urinary retention. Methods: It was multicenter study. Patients from five different hospitals were included in the study. Duration of study was one and half years. Patients suffering from overt postpartum urinary retention who refused self intermittent catheterization were included in the study. Results: Total 68 patients were included in the study from five different teaching hospitals. In Social Security Teaching Hospital 13 patients, in Lady Wallingdon Hospital 32patients, in Lahore General Hospital 13, in Ali Fatima Teaching Hospital 12 and in Central Park Hospital 8 patients were reported. The age of these patients was from 18 to 29 years with a mean age of 21 years (+ 1.6). The duration of catheterization was from 3 to 18 days with mean days was 7 (+ 1.8). Conclusions: In overt type of postpartum urinary retention, early treatment results in saving patients to develop long term urinary complications.
Biodegradation and Biotechnological Approaches for the Control of Plastic Pollution on Land and Ocean
Authors: Ghafoor Kanwal , Farhan Mehroz
Published: November 2022

Nowadays, constantly increasing plastic pollution is the primary area of scientific research worldwide.  The excessive use of this synthetic polymer has led to its accumulation in the environment. A large number of marine organisms are at risk because of plastic debris jeopardizing their survival and many are already at the stake of endangerment. The conventional plastic waste management techniques are inadequate as their by-products are also hazardous to environment and oceans. Microbes exposed to plastic waste and producing catalytic enzyme have proved to be one of the finest approaches to tackle this ever-increasing problem of plastic waste. This biodegradation occurs through various steps including biodeterioration and depolymerization.  Recent advances in system biology and genetic engineering techniques can pave path towards better plastic degradation. This review highlights the toxic impact of nano and microplastic on environment and ocean and how futuristic research in biodegradation can solve the issue of plastic pollution.
Functional and Network Exploration of RNA Seq data of Breast Cancer
Authors: Anwar Tehreem
Published: November 2022

This study comprised of RNASeq data analysis of breast cancer. It includes statistical, functional and network analysis by various bioinformatics tools. Breast cancer is the most frequent cancer in women and affects everyone, including the young and elderly, rich and poor, women and children. Objective: To explore dataset of breast cancer, network and functional wise. Although there is extensive research on breast cancer, in silico studies on this topic are very rare. Methods: The study makes use of GEO (Gene Expression Omnibus) database from where data was collected. The data obtained of Breast cancer samples was normalized for which R language was used (using Limma, RPKM values) which eventually gave differentially expressed genes which were mainly involved in causing this Breast cancer and up- and down-regulatory genes were found using logFC values. Then functional analysis of these up- and down-regulated genes was performed using David Software. Then network analysis was performed, which showed the co-relation between the genes in making this Breast cancer prevalent in patients. Finally, importance of our genes was studied by using cBioPortal database. Results: Six important and novel genes were identified as differentially expressing through R software. Functional and network analysis and their significance studied by cBioportal dictated several potential genes taking part in important cancer and other pathways paving way for further research. Conclusions:  The pathways and candidate genes were selected based on high enrichment score and these genes and pathways play a significant role in breast cancer.
PERSPECTIVAS TEÓRICAS E APLICADAS NA PESQUISA EM ECONOMIA CRIATIVA NO BRASIL: REVISÃO DE ESCOPO
Authors: Dravet Florence , Marques Alberto , Chaves Beatriz
Published: November 2022

O artigo consiste de uma revisão de escopo das pesquisas em economia criativa, campo novo na pós-graduação brasileira, com objetivo de perceber tendências teóricas. Para compreender as articulações entre campo teórico e prático, assim como lacunas, limitações e efeitos dessas articulações, foi feito um levantamento nos repositórios de Teses e Dissertações (IBICT e Capes). A análise de conteúdo dos 273 documentos encontrados mostrou um campo inter e multidisciplinar, em construção teórica, com predominância da perspectiva administrativa. A Comunicação é fator central no desenvolvimento da teoria e da realidade empírica ainda pouco explorado. Tendências liberal e desenvolvimentista necessitam de maior articulação.
Financial Literacy, Perspectives, and Practices of Public Secondary Teachers in Urban Municipalities of Nueva Vizcaya
Authors:   College of Business Education, Nueva Vizcaya State University, Bayombong Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines, John Louie A. de Guzman Jayvee , R. Reginalde Claire ,   College of Business Education, Nueva Vizcaya State University, Bayombong Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines
Published: November 2022

Financial literacy is one of the biggest problems facing government employees, especially teachers. Based on the Salary Standardization Law 1, public teachers have better compensation than any other government employees, considering their basic salary and all of the benefits. However, teachers were financially challenged in understanding and managing their own finances. Therefore, the study focused on the level of financial literacy, financial perspectives, and financial practices of the public junior high school teachers who are permanent for at least two years in their respective schools in the urban municipalities (Bayombong, Bambang, and Solano) of Nueva Vizcaya. Moreover, the concept of the study was drawn from the theories of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, areas of personal finance, financial literacy identifiers and core competencies, top-down processing theory, and behavioral finance. In addition, the study used a descriptive-inferential research design, and data were analyzed using several statistical tools. The result of the study showed that public secondary teachers have a high level of financial literacy and financial perspectives. But this is in contrast to the level of financial practices, which yield a low result. Based on the result of the study, the researchers recommend a personal finance model for improving the level of financial literacy and the perspectives and practices of public secondary teachers.
Alternative Therapy of Moringa Leaves and Dates in Reducing Uric Acid Levels
Authors: Fitriyani Aris , Kuhu Maisje Marlyn , Widayanti Esti Dwi
Published: November 2022

Uric acid, both in the world and in Indonesia, is currently increasing, even at a young age who is still productive, so that it interferes with work productivity due to pain from gout. Gout therapy can be done with medical or non-medical therapy. Non-medical therapy can be carried out with alternative therapies, including the use of Moringa leaves and dates, which until now have not been widely known by the people of Indonesia, so socialization of health education is needed. This study was to determine the difference in knowledge before and after being given health education socialization of alternative gout therapy in Sokaraja District, Banyumas Regency. The method used is quasi-experimental with the control group. The research population is the entire community from the age of teenagers in the Sokaraja District, amounting to 89,184 people. The sampling technique used was random sampling with a total sample of 438 respondents which were divided into 2 groups, namely the intervention group and the control group, each with 219 respondents. The research instrument was a questionnaire. Data analysis using Wilcoxon test. Results There was a difference between the intervention group and the control group before and after the educational outreach intervention for gout alternative therapy with p value = 0.000.
Murakami Ryū og Japans Tabte Årti
Authors: Leth Gammelgaard Signe
Published: November 2022

Murakami Ryū and Japan’s Lost Decad

While the Japanese writer Murakami Ryūs earlier works are concerned with shock and boredom, his works from the 1990’s display an interest in apocalyptic fantasies in order to start society afresh. This article examines two of these novels – Popular Hits of the Showa Era (1994) and In the Miso Soup (1997) – and discusses this tendency in the context of Japan’s Lost Decade, the economic depression that began in the early 90’s and has continued into this millenium. Drawing upon Martin Heidegger’s notions of Das Man, anxiety and homeliness, the article discusses how the novels critique their contemporary society and how they frame possibilities for politics and for a new start.
Läsa utan raderna
Authors: Käck Elin
Published: November 2022

Reading Without Lines. Transformations of Literary Texts in Textbooks

While textbooks and teaching materials within the high-school subject of Swedish have been the focus of several studies, the transformations that literary works undergo as they are incorporated into teaching materials warrant further consideration.

Research has shown that the subject of Swedish in schools has been subject to fragmentation as its scope has expanded. Such fragmentation has also been shown to affect the way learning materials such as textbooks and anthologies present literary works to pupils. This article considers the textual transformations that literary texts undergo in their transition from originals to textbook material, with a particular emphasis on processes such as remediation, fragmentation, exclusion and hybridization. What kind of text are pupils in schools actually reading when they open their textbooks? What is the relationship between the original literary work and the excerpt commonly found in textbooks and anthologies? While empirical studies of classroom situations have yielded considerable insight into learning processes, as well as literacy and reading, this study focuses on the text itself by describing and theorizing the implications of textual transformations for the study of literature.

Through an analysis of literary works from three different schoolbooks in the subject of Swedish for year 7, 8, and 9, the article illustrates and problematizes various aspects of textual transformations as it relates to the curriculum, Lgr 11.