bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Tiny Lessons, Massive Gains
Authors: Torres Kelly M.
Published: January 2024

This theoretical chapter outlines how microlessons offer a transformative approach to modern education in both K-12 and higher education settings. These concise, focused learning modules cater to diverse learning styles, engage shorter attention spans, and promote active participation. Microlessons offer a versatile and adaptable approach to learning, catering to a wide range of learning styles. Challenges, such as balancing content depth with brevity and ensuring equitable technology access, are met with strategic solutions. Integrating multimedia elements enhances engagement, and formative assessments embedded within microlessons provide timely feedback. In K-12 education, microlessons aid foundational understanding, while in higher education, they support flipped classroom models and targeted skill acquisition. Carefully designed sequences ensure cohesive integration with curricula. Despite challenges, the benefits are substantial and include fostering critical skills, autonomy, and adaptability.
Determinants of Digital Currency Usage in Nigeria
Authors: Fepetu Oladapo , Adewumi Pelumi Abdulmalik
Published: January 2024

This study appraised the determinants of digital currency usage in Nigeria. The chapter focused on factors like financial knowledge, perceived value, and perceived convenience as the determinants. The study employed a survey research design, with the primary source of data gathered from questionnaires. 218 respondents formed the sampling size. The study found that the financial knowledge has a favourable and insignificant relationship with usage of digital currency in Nigeria. The findings also revealed that perceived value and perceived convenience have positive significant relationship with usage of digital currency in Nigeria. The study concluded that financial knowledge, perceived value, and perceived convenience are the major factors that would improve the usage of digital currencies in Nigeria. The study recommended that strong awareness and publicity should be made on digital currencies in order to enlighten the general public on the benefits that digital currencies have to offer, and also indicating the conveniency that comes with the usage of digital currency.
Digital Currency Adoption in Nigeria
Authors: Nghargbu Rifkatu
Published: January 2024

Nigeria is one of the countries with the highest volume of trade in digital currency worldwide after the United States of America, with over $500 million dollars. This shows that there are possible opportunities to harness in the sector while taking several steps to limit the threats. The objective of this chapter is to discuss digital currency adoption in Nigeria with particular emphasis to its determinants of adoption, opportunities, and threats/risks. Factors determining adoption include socioeconomic status, expectations on the profitability, and stability of the naira. Opportunities include employment and ease of payments, especially for international trade. Unregulated nature and anonymity/secrecy are the major threats identified which enhance illegal activities that cannot be traced easily. Cross-country overview shows that some countries such as Iran and China have out-rightly banned cryptocurrency in their countries, but users still maneuver their ways to invest in the sector; therefore, outright ban will still not remove the threats in the long run.
CBDC's FinTech Innovations
Authors: Makhija Priya , Kukreja Megha , Kumar R. Thanga
Published: January 2024

As the global financial landscape continues to transform to technological improvements, the emergence of CBDCs represents a significant turning point in financial systems. The central bank of a country issues and controls CBDCs, which are digital representations of sovereign money. Fintech and CBDCs are closely related because of the building pieces of the CBDC operation, which include blockchain or distributed ledgers, digital currency wallets, and dependable payment gateways. The adoption of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) has the potential to have a significant impact on the fintech industry and could, in some cases, result in a fintech boom. The goal of this study is to develop a comprehensive knowledge of CBDCs' integration with fintech, their wide-ranging effects on society, and the potential need for digital detoxification techniques to balance off the unwanted effects of growing digitalization which can lead to financial innovation and personal well-being in the digital era by looking at CBDCs from both a technology and human-centric standpoint.
FinTech Frontier
Authors: Rohilla Anju , Jindal Priya
Published: January 2024

The adoption of digitalization and favorable regulatory initiatives resulted in the rapid growth of the Fintech sector in recent years. There are limitless opportunities for the person with the right vision and executor plan in the fintech sector from digital payments and peer-to-peer lending to wealth management and insurance. This chapter aims to explore the fintech sector and examines the remarkable new opportunities and significant challenges that fintech firms face as they strive for innovation and expansion. The research aims to provide valuable insights into the factors that contribute to the success or hindrance of fintech startups. The findings of the study show that there is a wide range of potential opportunities available for fintech firms globally, in sectors including lending, wealth management, and digital payments.
New Avenues of Opportunities and Challenges for Start-Ups, MSMEs, the Indian Financial Sector, and the Indian Insurance Sector
Authors: Trivedi Sonal , Choudhary Vinita , Kamboj Neha , Virk Nirmaljeet Kaur
Published: January 2024

This chapter delves into the evolving landscape of opportunities and challenges for start-ups, micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), as well as the Indian financial and insurance sectors. It explores the transformations driven by technological advancements, policy shifts, and market dynamics, shedding light on the current scenario of 2022-23. By examining the interplay between these sectors, the chapter aims to provide insights into their symbiotic relationship and prospects for growth.
Cyberbullying in the Healthcare Workplace
Authors: Komalasari Rita
Published: January 2024

This chapter aims to inform readers about cyberbullying in the healthcare workplace by defining it, exploring its various expressions, and assessing the unique problems that arise in healthcare settings. The study uses a literature review to establish a theoretical foundation and analyze real-world instances and case studies to understand the forms of cyberbullying. The chapter highlights the unique stresses and hierarchical systems that health practitioners must navigate, emphasizing the need for a specialized assessment scale and the implementation of new policies, training programs, and support networks to make health workers more resilient to cyberbullying. Future study topics include investigating the effects of developing technologies and cultural differences in cyberbullying experiences. The chapter provides valuable information for academics, politicians, and healthcare organizations to create a more secure and encouraging environment for healthcare workers.
Socio-Organizational Structure and Institutional Logics
Authors: Vargas-Hernandez José G. , Vargas-Gonzàlez Omar C.
Published: January 2024

In the expansive realm of social sciences, institutionalism serves as a foundational theoretical framework, meticulously examining how institutions exert influence and shape societal structures. This study, rooted in the premise that functionalist differentiation theory, facilitates the identification, analysis, and redefinition of issues within social structures, delves into the intricate interplay between social structure and institutional logics. Employing a meta-cognitive and analytical descriptive and reflective methodology, grounded in an extensive review of conceptual, theoretical, and empirical literature, the research elucidates that social structures and institutional logics play crucial roles in institutions, despite not seamlessly aligning or integrating. The study underscores that these relationships, while pivotal, often give rise to contrasting institutions, perpetuating institutional dysfunctions, and paradoxes within societies.
Critical Success Factors of SME Internationalization From Developed to Developing Economies
Authors: Santo Henrique Espírito , Barbosa Belem
Published: January 2024

Small and medium enterprises play a vital role in the world's economies, and internationalization is recognized as a wealth-generating economic activity over time. With developing economies showing relative expansion and typical importing structures, there is a growing interest in targeting them. However, the literature on internationalization to developing economies remains scarce. To address this research gap, this chapter seeks to answer the question: What are the critical success factors for SMEs' internationalization from developed to developing economies? It includes a qualitative study, specifically semi-structured interviews with managers of ten SMEs from Portugal. Using the principles of theory-driven data analysis, the results demonstrated that several firm-wise factors, as well as external factors, are critical for the success of SMEs when internationalizing to developing economies. This chapter provides interesting insights for both researchers and business managers interested in SMEs internationalization to developing countries.
Ohio School Health Services Association (OSHSA) Case Study
Authors: Kheng Liz
Published: January 2024

This case study provides a comprehensive overview of the Ohio School Health Services Association (OSHSA) and its collaborative management efforts within the education and healthcare services domain for school-aged children in Ohio. While utilizing the lens of strategic management, the case study underscores Medicaid, a government-sponsored healthcare program, as a critical initiative aligning state and federal resources to provide essential healthcare services for students. OSHSA represents a strategic partnership, integrating the collaborative efforts of educational institutions, Medicaid billing agents, healthcare practitioners, and governmental bodies to ensure optimal healthcare accessibility for students. Furthermore, this case study will illuminate the organization's mission, objectives, and strategic partnerships. The case study will highlight how strategic management principles guide the organization's operations, fostering alliances with government agencies and lobbyists to advocate for improved healthcare provisions for Ohio students.
Integrating Strategic Human Resource Management Practices for Effective Knowledge Risk Management in Public Enterprises
Authors: Phaladi Malefetjane Phineas , Omarsaib Mousin , Mhlongo Patrick Mbongwa , Mpungose Bongekile
Published: January 2024

Knowledge loss risk is a serious and complex issue facing public enterprises around the world. The purpose of the chapter was to explore and present a global picture integrating strategic human resource management (SHRM) practices into knowledge management (KM) for the effective management of knowledge loss risk in public enterprises. In order to explore strategic human resource management practices and knowledge risk management in the extant literature, the preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses (PRISMA) method was selected as a methodology to guide the data collection and analysis of the study. The research findings infer and point to very limited research in the global literature linking SHRM practices to KM for effective knowledge risk management. Such a relationship in research and practice remains blurry, despite the fact that the role of HRM in tacit knowledge risk management is inevitable. The findings of this chapter provide a valuable framework indicating distinct areas of interest that require further exploration in the current literature.
Proposal of a Structural Model to Analyze the Impact of Brand Trust on Consumer Adoption and Behavior With Chatbots
Authors: Matosas-López Luis
Published: January 2024

In the context of management and marketing strategies, one of the applications where chatbots offer important advantages is in customer service tasks. This chapter postulates a structural model to examine the factors that influence consumer adoption and behavior with chatbots, incorporating brand trust as the central element of the model. Using a sample of 374 participants, the author evaluates the model using structural equation modeling and partial least squares analysis (PLS-SEM). Hypothesis testing shows that the comprehensiveness (β=0.271; p-value <.05) and up-to-dateness (β=0.319 / p-value <.05) of the information provided by the chatbot affects the company's brand trust, which in turn affects the satisfaction (β=0.307 / p-value <.01) and usage intention (β=0.299 / p-value <.01) of these technologies. The author concludes that proper brand management is critical not only for the adoption and use of chatbots, but also for their success as a customer service tool.
Teaching Infrastructure
Authors: Erradi Omar , Khaldi Maha , Khaldi Mohamed
Published: January 2024

What learners learn depends not only on what they are taught, but also on how they are taught, their level, their development, their interests, and their background. Choose your teaching methods carefully. Preparing for a unit or course involves a number of pedagogical decisions. Teachers need to specify the following parameters: what is to be learned and how it will be learned; learners' strengths, needs, and interests; common core learnings that can be introduced; and the most effective teaching methods. These decisions are crucial and need to be made with full knowledge of the facts. The aim of teaching infrastructures is to encourage teachers to question their own teaching methods. Reflective evaluation of the effectiveness of strategies, methods, and techniques can help teachers broaden their knowledge and understand how to teach students better. Learning new things and skills about various teaching methods can improve the art of teaching and increase teaching effectiveness.
Basic Concepts of General Didactics From the Pedagogical Triangle to the Didactic Triangle
Authors: Khaldi Mohamed
Published: January 2024

General didactics aims to set out certain principles to which all didactics obey. While didactics is found in all pedagogical knowledge, it plays an important role in professional training in the practice of teaching. Thanks to it, teachers acquire the necessary teachings to develop their practice. The teaching process, object of study, cannot be considered as an activity limited to the classroom. Therefore, teachers need to know the methods and forms of teaching organization, as well as the guidelines that govern and guide their process. Didactics includes two fields of study: research and pedagogical practices. Through this chapter, the authors define the different basic concepts concerning general didactics, namely the school situation; the three poles of the classical triangle: knowledge, the learner and the teacher; the different interactions between the three poles of the classical triangle: at the pedagogical level (pedagogical triangle: teaching, learning, and training) and at the didactic level (didactic triangle: didactic transposition, learning strategies, and didactic contract).
Techno-Pedagogy
Authors: Paschal Mahona Joseph , Owino Beatrice Akoth , Tungu Jumanne Bakari , Oyore Millicent Adhiambo
Published: January 2024

As an often overlooked topic in the teaching profession, digital technologies in education are gaining recognition worldwide. Moreover, a crisis such as the COVID-19 pandemic has an intense effect on digital technology in education. Due to digital technology affordability and flexibility, the use of digital technology in developing countries in Africa has reportedly not been well implemented as a result of a lack of preparedness. Literature shows that many African educational institutions still use traditional and outdated teaching and learning practices. Grounded on the personal experiences of the authors as educators, this chapter seeks to challenge traditional teaching and learning approaches that promote gatekeeping and navigate barriers to effective learning. The chapter discusses various technological approaches such as learning management system (LMS), Canvas, Zoom Classroom, Google Classroom, Mentimeter, Seesaw, and Padlet. Conditions for digital tools, their pedagogical features, and how they work to ensure effective teaching in this fast-developing world have been included.
Fostering Pedagogical Innovation Through the Effective Smartboard Instruction of Physical Sciences
Authors: Tefo Regina M. , Goosen Leila
Published: January 2024

The purpose of the study reported on in this chapter is exploring the pedagogy with regard to the teaching, learning, and assessment of grade 12 Physical Sciences using smartboard technologies in schools selected from one of the districts in the city of Tshwane, Gauteng province, South Africa. Against the background of fostering pedagogical innovation through effective instructional design, the chapter will discuss digital education and support for entrepreneurship, e-learning, flipped classroom pedagogy, learning management systems (LMS), mediation pedagogy, pedagogical approaches, and innovative teaching practices.
Revolutionizing Education Through Personalized Pedagogy and Machine Learning Algorithms
Authors: Waladi Chaimae , Khaldi Mohamed , Lamarti Mohammed Sefian
Published: January 2024

The combination of innovative pedagogy and machine learning algorithms presents transformative possibilities in the age of individualized education. This chapter explores the process of creating machine learning-enhanced personalized learning scenarios. It also looks at how intelligent pedagogy is built on the careful selection of learner activities, appropriate pedagogical approaches, and objectives. This chapter also includes a thoughtful case study that illustrates how these ideas are applied in the actual world. It has been demonstrated that the use of machine learning algorithms transforms remediation, assessment, and feedback while promoting a dynamic and adaptable learning environment. Through analyzing the effective application of machine learning in a real-world setting, teachers can acquire important knowledge about how to use these tools to maximize learning outcomes and give students more agency.
Construction and Application of Coral Reef Resources Garden Engineering Based on Ecological Value Assessment
Authors: Wang Ren
Published: January 2024

This paper proposes a method for evaluating the ecological value of coral reef resources and garden engineering construction assets. By analyzing the state transition of coral reef ecosystems after multiple disturbances, it is shown that ecological resilience is crucial to maintaining the stability and sustainability of the system. Among the many factors that determine coral reef ecosystems, the loss of biodiversity will make the system more vulnerable to external disturbances and continue to degrade. On the basis of relevant research work at home and abroad, combined with China's coral reef ecosystem monitoring capabilities, a set of evaluation index systems for China's coral reef ecosystems are proposed to provide a reference for in-depth understanding of the resilience of China's coral reef ecosystems, and establish a system to protect and improve coral reefs. Ecosystem-oriented management will provide more options for addressing the degradation of coral reef resources.
Development of Enhanced Chimp Optimization Algorithm (OFCOA) in Cognitive Radio Networks for Energy Management and Resource Allocation
Authors: Saini Dilip Kumar Jang Bahadur , Mishra Anupama , Siddharth Dhirendra , Joshi Pooja , Bansal Ritika , Bansal Shavi , Chui Kwok Tai
Published: January 2024

Transmit time and power optimisation increase secondary network energy efficiency (EE). The optimum resource allocation strategy in cognitive radio networks is the enhanced chimp optimisation algorithm (OFCOA) since the EE maximising problem is a nonlinear fractional programming problem. To control resources and energy, this research offers an energy-efficient CRN opposition function-based chimpanzee optimisation algorithm (OFCOA) solution. Combining the opposition function (OF) with the chimpanzee optimisation technique is recommended. OF in COAs improves decision-making. Spectrum measurements in energy management provide energy-efficient CRN operation. The suggested technique was evaluated using channel occupancy, CRN data, and four major and secondary user scenarios. CPU power, network life, transmission rate, latency, flush, power consumption, and overhead are utilized to evaluate the proposed approach in MATLAB. The proposed method is compared to existing approaches like Particle Swarm Optimisation (PSO), Chimpanzee Optimisation Algorithm (COA), and Whale Optimisation Algorithm.
Teacher Attitudes and Perceived Preparedness Towards Inclusive Education in Kenya
Authors: Mucherah Wilfridah , Finch Holmes , Bota Kennedy , Thomas Rachel N.
Published: January 2024

The effectiveness of inclusive instructional practices is influenced by teachers' attitudes and sense of preparedness. This study investigated educators' attitudes and perceived preparedness for inclusion. Participants were 1052 primary educators from Kenya. Participants completed questionnaires on attitudes about inclusion and preparedness for inclusion. Results indicated that educators held moderately positive attitudes about inclusion and felt somewhat ambivalent regarding their preparedness for inclusive pedagogy. Educators who felt prepared to engage inclusion held more positive attitudes about inclusion. Educators with degrees in special education, who had also taken more courses in special education, held more positive attitudes about inclusion and reported higher perceived preparedness. However, the majority reported limited knowledge about special education and opportunities for collaboration as significant barriers to inclusive practices. These findings suggest that increased educator training for inclusive education is needed and desired by primary school educators in Kenya.
Demand and growth regimes of the BRICs countries – the national income and financial accounting decomposition approach and an autonomous demand-led growth perspective
Authors: Campana Juan Manuel , Vaz João Emboava , Hein Eckhard , Jungmann Benjamin
Published: January 2024

We contribute to the recent debate in post-Keynesian economics (PKE), comparative political economy (CPE) and international political economy (IPE) on growth regimes. The paper presents an analysis of changes in demand and growth regimes in the BRICs countries, Brazil, Russia, India, and China, after the Global Financial Crisis and the Great Recession of 2007–2009. It discusses and applies two approaches: a first one based on national income and financial accounting decomposition and a second one based on the Sraffian Supermultiplier (SSM) growth model, distinguishing the dynamics of autonomous expenditure growth from those of the induced components of aggregate demand. It is argued that the SSM approach provides the bridge between the traditional approach based on national income and financial accounting decomposition and the analysis of growth drivers, both in PKE as well as in CPE and IPE. This is illustrated by pointing out some changes in the underlying political economy and economic policy growth drivers in each of the countries.
A supermultiplier demand-led growth accounting analysis applied to the Spanish economy (1998–2019)
Authors: Labat-Moles Héctor , Summa Ricardo
Published: January 2024

In this paper, we analyse the demand-led determinants of Spanish economic growth from 1998–2019. We apply the supermultiplier demand-led growth accounting methodology by Freitas/Dweck (2013) with two modifications: First, we incorporate consumption out of public transfers, following Haluska et al. (2021) and Haluska (2023). Second, we incorporate consumption out of public wages as a source of autonomous demand, theoretically suggested by Serrano/Pimentel (2019). Our demand-led growth decomposition highlights: (i) public demand and exports as important stable growth drivers, and a decreasing supermultiplier that reduces growth rates; (ii) the indirect effect of a real estate boom in the economic expansion of 1998–2008 caused by increasing public revenues and opening space to the expansion of public demand; and (iii) the incapacity of exports to lead the recovery alone, as the latter started only with the resumption of the public and private demand.
In search of a growth model for Italy: the failed attempt of an export-led recovery strategy?
Authors: Bramucci Alessandro
Published: January 2024

We analyse Italy’s growth pattern from 2001 to 2019 using the demand and growth regime categories proposed in the post-Keynesian tradition and recently adopted in the comparative political economy (CPE) literature. We argue that after the Global Financial and Economic Crisis (GFEC), Italy followed an export-led recovery strategy. In this respect, Germany’s growth model emerged as the successful model to follow. In the dominant view, Germany’s economic success since the mid-2000s was attributed to a series of painful but necessary economic reforms. The success of Germany’s export-led mercantilist regime became particularly attractive to Italy given the similar export-oriented manufacturing industry. However, Italy has followed the ‘wrong’ German model based on wage compression and restrictive budget policies while the ‘true’ German model is based on non-price competitiveness factors.
Tác động của phong cách lãnh đạo chuyển dạng đến hiệu quả thực hiện công việc của nhân viên và hành vi công dân tổ chức thông qua vai trò trung gian của cam kết tổ chức: Nghiên cứu trong ngành hàng không tại Việt Nam
Authors: Quy Hoàng Thị Kim , Vĩ Trần , Hiếu Phạm Thị Minh
Published: January 2024

Nghiên cứu hiện tại nhằm khám phá vai trò trung gian của các thành phần trong cam kết tổ chức trong mối quan hệ giữa các yếu tố của phong cách lãnh đạo chuyển dạng và hành vi công dân hướng tổ chức cùng với hiệu quả thực hiện công việc của nhân viên. Dữ liệu nghiên cứu được thu thập từ 400 nhân viên trong các tổ chức ngành hàng không ở TP. Hồ Chí Minh. Phần mềm SmartPLS 3 và PROCESS macro được dùng để đánh giá mô hình đo lường và kiểm định mối quan hệ trung gian trong mô hình nghiên cứu. Kết quả của nghiên cứu đã chỉ ra cam kết tổ chức đóng vai trò trung gian trong mối quan hệ giữa hành vi công dân tổ chức hướng tổ chức hướng tổ chức và phong cách lãnh đạo chuyển dạng, bình diện cam kết tình cảm trong cam kết tổ chức là trung gian hoàn toàn giữa phong cách lãnh đạo chuyển dạng và hiệu quả thực hiện công việc của nhân viên. Từ kết quả này, các tổ chức trong ngành hàng không ứng dụng vào trong chiến lược nguồn nhân lực của mình nhằm gia tăng sự cam kết, hành vi công dân hướng tổ chức và hiệu quả thực hiện công việc của người nhân viên.
Tác động của chất lượng dịch vụ, giá cả hợp lý và môi trường nhà hàng đến lòng trung thành khách hàng trong ngành ẩm thực tại Thành phồ Hồ Chí Minh sau đại dịch Covid-19
Authors: Giao Hà Nam Khánh
Published: January 2024

Mục tiêu của nghiên cứu này là xem xét tác động của chất lượng dịch vụ (Service Quality - SQ), Giá cả hợp lý (Fair Price - FP) và Môi trường nhà hàng (Restaurant Environment - RE) đến Lòng Trung thành khách hàng (Customer Loyalty - LOY), thông qua vai trò trung gian của Sự Thỏa mãn khách hàng (Customer Satisfaction - SAT) trong ngành ẩm thực tại Thành phồ Hồ Chí Minh (TPHCM) sau đại dịch Covid-19, bằng việc khảo sát 385 thực khách tại các nhà hàng trung bình và quán bình dân. Mô hình cấu trúc tuyến tính (Structural Equation Modeling - SEM) được sử dụng. Kết quả cho thấy các nhân tố tác động tích cực đến SAT, sắp theo độ mạnh giảm dần: SQ, RE, và FP, SAT cũng tác động tích cực đến LOY. Bên cạnh đó, SAT đóng vai trò trung gian tích cực giữa SQ, FP, RE, và LOY. Các quản trị viên nhà hàng cần chú ý rằng chất lượng dịch vụ tốt, giá cả hợp lý, môi trường nhà hàng thân thiện và hấp dẫn có thể làm tăng sự thỏa mãn của khách hàng, qua đó làm tăng lòng trung thành khách hàng.
The use of metadiscourse markers in applied linguistics research proposals written by Vietnamese MA students
Authors: Tien Dang Ngoc Cat
Published: January 2024

This study aimed to investigate how the metadiscourse

markers are used in Applied Linguistic research proposals written by

Vietnamese MA students. Besides, it also examines what the most

and least common types of metadiscourse markers are used in this

kind of proposals. The study used the corpus consisting of Applied

Linguistic research proposals written by a total of 20 students. The

analysis of the type and frequency of metadiscourse markers used in

the selected research proposals was based on Hyland’s (2005)

model. With the support of the concordance computer programme

namely Antconc, the occurrence of each metadiscourse marker

found was calculated to find out the results. The finding of the study

showed that interactive markers are more commonly used than

interactional markers in Applied Linguistic research proposals. It is

also seen that transition markers are the most common type of

metadiscourse markers while evidential markers have the lowest

frequency. This can be implied that Vietnamese students prioritize

the interacitve metadiscourse markers over the interactional

metadiscourse markers in Applied Linguistics research proposals

due to the fact that it is the easiest way for the author to organise the

text in order to make readers comprehend the whole text.
Thực trạng và biện pháp giảm thiểu hành vi lệch chuẩn của sinh viên trong việc thực hiện quy chế tại Cơ sở II, Trường ĐH Lao động - Xã hội
Authors: Hoà Trương Thị Thuý , Long Nguyễn Hữu
Published: January 2024

Bài viết nhằm trình bày thực trạng và một số biện pháp nhằm giảm thiểu hành vi lệch chuẩn của sinh viên trong việc thực hiện quy chế tại cơ sở II Trường Đại học Lao động - Xã hội. Phương pháp nghiên cứu được sử dụng chính là điều tra bằng bảng hỏi kết hợp với phỏng vấn. Kết quả nghiên cứu cho thấy các biểu hiện hành vi lệch chuẩn của sinh viên như: đi học trễ, cúp tiết, trốn học; mất trật tự, làm việc riêng trong giờ học; sử dụng điện thoại trong giờ học; không đeo thẻ sinh viên khi đến trường.

Để giảm thiểu các hành vi lệch chuẩn của sinh viên thì nhà trường cần thực hiện các biện pháp: Lấy ý kiến đóng góp của sinh viên về bộ quy chế hành vi hợp chuẩn của sinh viên trong trường học; Rà soát, chỉnh sửa, xây dựng các nội dung quy chế cho phù hợp; Tuyên truyền, giáo dục ý thức cho sinh viên trong việc thực hiện quy chế; Tăng cường công tác quản lý, giám sát của nhà trường; Có chế tài xử lý nghiêm minh đối với hành vi vi phạm.
Гражданско-правовая ответственность арбитражного управляющего: основания, условия, страхование
Authors: Шишмарева Т.П.
Published: January 2024

В СТАТЬЕ ИССЛЕДУЮТСЯ ПРАВОВАЯ ПРИРОДА, ОСНОВАНИЯ, УСЛОВИЯ, ФОРМА ГРАЖДАНСКО-ПРАВОВОЙ ОТВЕТСТВЕННОСТИ АРБИТРАЖНЫХ УПРАВЛЯЮЩИХ. АВТОР ОПРЕДЕЛЯЕТ ГРАЖДАНСКО-ПРАВОВУЮ ОТВЕТСТВЕННОСТЬ АРБИТРАЖНЫХ УПРАВЛЯЮЩИХ В КАЧЕСТВЕ ДЕЛИКТНОЙ ОТВЕТСТВЕННОСТИ, АНАЛИЗИРУЕТ ПРОБ ЛЕМЫ, ВОЗНИКАЮЩИЕ В ПРАВОПРИМЕНИТЕЛЬНОЙ ПРАКТИКЕ. ОСОБОЕ ВНИМАНИЕ УДЕЛЕНО СТРАХОВАНИЮ ОТВЕТСТВЕННОСТИ АРБИТРАЖНЫХ УПРАВЛЯЮЩИХ: ЗАКЛЮЧЕНИЮ ДОГОВОРА, ТРАКТОВКЕ СТРАХОВОГО СЛУЧАЯ. ПРОАНАЛИЗИРОВАНЫ ОСОБЕННОСТИ ФИНАНСИРОВАНИЯ ОТВЕТСТВЕННОСТИ АРБИТРАЖНЫХ УПРАВЛЯЮЩИХ САМОРЕГУЛИРУЕМЫМИ ОРГАНИЗАЦИЯМИ И ВЫПЛАТЫ ПОТЕРПЕВШИМ ИЗ СРЕДСТВ КОМПЕНСАЦИОННЫХ ФОНДОВ.
Упрощенное производство в арбитражном процессе сквозь призму принципов процессуального права
Authors: Громошина Н.А.
Published: January 2024

ДЛЯ ОТВЕТА НА ДИСКУССИОННЫЙ, НО ИМЕЮЩИЙ ПРАКТИЧЕСКОЕ ЗНАЧЕНИЕ ВОПРОС О ТОМ, ЯВЛЯЕТСЯ ЛИ УПРОЩЕННОЕ ПРОИЗВОДСТВО СУДОПРОИЗВОДСТВОМ И ПРАВОСУДИЕМ, ПРОЦЕДУРА УПРОЩЕННОГО ПРОИЗВОДСТВА РАССМАТРИВАЕТСЯ С ТОЧКИ ЗРЕНИЯ ДЕЙСТВИЯ В ЭТОМ ПРОИЗВОДСТВЕ ОСНОВНЫХ ПРИНЦИПОВ ПРОЦЕССУАЛЬНОГО ПРАВА. В ХОДЕ АНАЛИЗА ИСПОЛЬЗОВАЛИСЬ И ПРЕДПОЛАГАЕМЫЕ ИЗМЕНЕНИЯ АРБИТРАЖНОГО ПРОЦЕССУАЛЬНОГО ЗАКОНОДАТЕЛЬСТВА. СДЕЛАН ВЫВОД О ТОМ, ЧТО ПРИНЦИПЫ ПРОЦЕССУАЛЬНОГО ПРАВА В УПРОЩЕННОМ ПРОИЗВОДСТВЕ РЕАЛИЗУЮТСЯ И ПРАВОСУДИЕ ОСУЩЕСТВЛЯЕТСЯ.
Споры с участием лиц, в отношении которых введены санкции (ограничительные меры): компетенция и особенности рассмотрения
Authors: Габов А.В. , Лаптев В.А.
Published: January 2024

ПОСЛЕ ПРИНЯТИЯ ФЕДЕРАЛЬНОГО ЗАКОНА ОТ 08.06.2020 № 171-ФЗ «О ВНЕСЕНИИ ИЗМЕНЕНИЙ В АРБИТРАЖНЫЙ ПРОЦЕССУАЛЬНЫЙ КОДЕКС РОССИЙСКОЙ ФЕДЕРАЦИИ В ЦЕЛЯХ ЗАЩИТЫ ПРАВ ФИЗИЧЕСКИХ И ЮРИДИЧЕСКИХ ЛИЦ В СВЯЗИ С МЕРАМИ ОГРАНИЧИТЕЛЬНОГО ХАРАКТЕРА, ВВЕДЕННЫМИ ИНОСТРАННЫМ ГОСУДАРСТВОМ, ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫМ ОБЪЕДИНЕНИЕМ И (ИЛИ) СОЮЗОМ И (ИЛИ) ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫМ (МЕЖГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫМ) УЧРЕЖДЕНИЕМ ИНОСТРАННОГО ГОСУДАРСТВА ИЛИ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННОГО ОБЪЕДИНЕНИЯ И (ИЛИ) СОЮЗА» В ОТЕЧЕСТВЕННОМ ПРОЦЕССУАЛЬНОМ ПРАВЕ ЗАКРЕПЛЕНА НОВАЯ КАТЕГОРИЯ ДЕЛ, ПОДСУДНЫХ АРБИТРАЖНОМУ СУДУ, — СПОРЫ С УЧАСТИЕМ ЛИЦ, В ОТНОШЕНИИ КОТОРЫХ ВВЕДЕНЫ ОГРАНИЧИТЕЛЬНЫЕ МЕРЫ ИНОСТРАННЫМИ ГОСУДАРСТВАМИ И МЕЖДУНАРОДНЫМИ ОРГАНИЗАЦИЯМИ. В ПРЕДЛАГАЕМОЙ СТАТЬЕ ИССЛЕДУЮТСЯ ЦЕЛИ ЗАКОНОДАТЕЛЬНОГО РЕГУЛИРОВАНИЯ, ОПРЕДЕЛЯЕТСЯ КРУГ ЛИЦ, КОТОРЫЕ МОГУТ ВОСПОЛЬЗОВАТЬСЯ МЕХАНИЗМОМ СТ. 248.1 АПК РФ, ОСОБЕННОСТИ ПРИМЕНЕНИЯ ЭТОЙ СТАТЬИ С УЧЕТОМ ПРАВОВЫХ ПОЗИЦИЙ ВЕРХОВНОГО СУДА РФ, А ТАКЖЕ ПОСТАНОВЛЕНИЙ ОКРУЖНЫХ АРБИТРАЖНЫХ СУДОВ; ПРЕДЛАГАЮТСЯ ПУТИ РЕШЕНИЯ РЯДА ПРОБЛЕМНЫХ ВОПРОСОВ ПРИ ПРИМЕНЕНИИ СООТВЕТСТВУЮЩИХ ПРОЦЕССУАЛЬНЫХ НОРМ.
Процессуальные гарантии организаций в исполнительном производстве: общая теория и тенденции
Authors: Валеев Д.Х. , Маколкин Н.Н.
Published: January 2024

АВТОРАМИ РАССМАТРИВАЕТСЯ ОБЩАЯ ТЕОРИЯ ПРОЦЕССУАЛЬНЫХ ГАРАНТИЙ, СУЩЕСТВУЮЩИХ НА СТАДИИ ИСПОЛНИТЕЛЬНОГО ПРОИЗВОДСТВА. ОСОБО АКЦЕНТИРУЕТСЯ КЛАССИФИКАЦИЯ ПРОЦЕССУАЛЬНЫХ ГАРАНТИЙ И ОТМЕЧАЕТСЯ, ЧТО У КАЖДОЙ СТАДИИ ИСПОЛНИТЕЛЬНОГО ПРОИЗВОДСТВА МОГУТ БЫТЬ СВОИ СПЕЦИФИЧЕСКИЕ ГАРАНТИИ. ПРИ ЭТОМ АВТОРЫ РАЗДЕЛЯЮТ ПРОЦЕССУАЛЬНЫЕ ГАРАНТИИ НА ОСНОВАНИИ ОБЪЕМА РЕГУЛИРУЮЩЕГО ДЕЙСТВИЯ, ЦЕЛЕВОГО НАЗНАЧЕНИЯ, ХАРАКТЕРА ЗАДАЧ. ОТДЕЛЬНО РАССМОТРЕНЫ ПРОЦЕССУАЛЬНЫЕ ГАРАНТИИ В ИСПОЛНИТЕЛЬНОМ ПРОИЗВОДСТВЕ, КОТОРЫЕ ТОЛЬКО ФОРМУЛИРУЮТСЯ И ВОЗНИКАЮТ В РЕЗУЛЬТАТЕ ЦИФРОВИЗАЦИИ ОБЩЕСТВА В ЦЕЛОМ И ДАННОЙ СФЕРЫ ПРАВОПРИМЕНЕНИЯ В ЧАСТНОСТИ.
Скриншоты как доказательства в арбитражном процессе: практический аспект
Authors: Прудников С.В. , Ковалев К.С.
Published: January 2024

АВТОРЫ ИЗУЧАЮТ СОВРЕМЕННЫЙ ОПЫТ ПРИМЕНЕНИЯ СКРИНШОТОВ В КАЧЕСТВЕ ДОПУСТИМЫХ, ОТНОСИМЫХ И ДОСТАТОЧНЫХ ДОКАЗАТЕЛЬСТВ ПО РАЗЛИЧНЫМ КАТЕГОРИЯМ ДЕЛ, РАССМАТРИВАЕМЫХ В АРБИТРАЖНЫХ СУДАХ, НА ПРИМЕРЕ СУДЕБНОЙ ПРАКТИКИ ДЕСЯТОГО АРБИТРАЖНОГО АПЕЛЛЯЦИОННОГО СУДА, А ТАКЖЕ АНАЛИЗА ЗАРУБЕЖНОГО ЗАКОНОДАТЕЛЬСТВА И СУДЕБНОЙ ПРАКТИКИ.
Юридическая ответственность как процессуальная гарантия прав участников арбитражного судопроизводства
Authors: Загидуллин М.Р.
Published: January 2024

ЭФФЕКТИВНОСТЬ ЗАЩИТЫ ПРАВ УЧАСТНИКОВ АРБИТРАЖНОГО СУДОПРОИЗВОДСТВА ВСЕЦЕЛО ЗАВИСИТ ОТ СИСТЕМЫ ПРОЦЕССУАЛЬНЫХ ГАРАНТИЙ. ЮРИДИЧЕСКАЯ ОТВЕТСТВЕННОСТЬ В РАМКАХ КОНЦЕПЦИИ СООТНОШЕНИЯ С САНКЦИЯМИ БЛИЗКА К ПОСЛЕДНИМ. ПРИ ЭТОМ САНКЦИИ МОГУТ ВКЛЮЧАТЬ В СЕБЯ И МЕРЫ ЮРИДИЧЕСКОЙ ОТВЕТСТВЕННОСТИ, И МЕРЫ ЗАЩИТЫ ПРАВА. СООТВЕТСТВЕННО, ЮРИДИЧЕСКАЯ ОТВЕТСТВЕННОСТЬ — ЭТО НЕ ТОЛЬКО «НАКАЗАНИЕ», НО И «ЗАЩИТА». ОСУЩЕСТВЛЯЕТСЯ ЗАЩИТА ПРОЦЕССУАЛЬНЫХ ПРАВ, КОТОРЫЕ ТАКЖЕ ЯВЛЯЮТСЯ ЭЛЕМЕНТАМИ ПРОЦЕССУАЛЬНОГО ПРАВОВОГО СТАТУСА СУБЪЕКТОВ АРБИТРАЖНЫХ ПРОЦЕССУАЛЬНЫХ ПРАВООТНОШЕНИЙ, А ЮРИДИЧЕСКАЯ ОТВЕТСТВЕННОСТЬ ВЫСТУПАЕТ ОДНОЙ ИЗ ПРОЦЕССУАЛЬНЫХ ГАРАНТИЙ ПРАВ УЧАСТНИКОВ АРБИТРАЖНОГО СУДОПРОИЗВОДСТВА. В СВЯЗИ С ЭТИМ РАССМОТРЕНЫ НАИБОЛЕЕ АКТУАЛЬНЫЕ И ПРАКТИЧЕСКИ ЗНАЧИМЫЕ САНКЦИИ В АРБИТРАЖНОМ СУДОПРОИЗВОДСТВЕ.
Целеполагание искусственного интеллекта в российском законодательстве
Authors: Луценко С.И.
Published: January 2024

АВТОР РАССМАТРИВАЕТ ОСОБЕННОСТИ ОРГАНИЧНОГО ВКЛЮЧЕНИЯ ИСКУССТВЕННОГО ИНТЕЛЛЕКТА (ПРАВОВОЙ ДЕФИНИЦИИ ИНСТИТУТА «ИСКУССТВЕННЫЙ ИНТЕЛЛЕКТ») В РОССИЙСКОЕ ЗАКОНОДАТЕЛЬСТВО С УЧЕТОМ МЕЖДУНАРОДНОГО ОПЫТА. РАССМАТРИВАЕТСЯ КОНЦЕПЦИЯ ЭЛЕКТРОННОГО ЛИЦА. АВТОР АНАЛИЗИРУЕТ ОСОБЕННОСТИ МЕХАНИЗМА ОТВЕТСТВЕННОСТИ ЗА НАНЕСЕНИЕ ВРЕДА (МОДЕЛЬ ОТВЕТСТВЕННОСТИ БЕЗ ВИНЫ) ОКРУЖАЮЩИМ ПРИ ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИИ СИСТЕМЫ ИСКУССТВЕННОГО ИНТЕЛЛЕКТА.
Imagining Luke - Acts in Roman Britain.
Authors:   , Cleaves Richard
Published: January 2024

This dissertation aims to offer a new interpretation of the meanings Luke-Acts conveyed to its first audiences by imagining people from early Roman Britain encountering that text. As the events described in the New Testament were unfolding, the Romans invaded Britain (43 CE). By the time that invasion was complete (c. 83 CE), the earliest books of the New Testament were in circulation. An understanding of early Roman Britain opens a window on to the world of the New Testament and its first audiences. The investigation of three archives from an urban, a military, and a rural community draws on the methodology of archival ethnography. In these writings, traders and merchants, civilians and soldiers, town and country dwellers, slave and free, men and women come alive. People such as these are encountered in the New Testament and are among its first readers. Imagining Luke-Acts through the eyes of the people first of the Bloomberg tablets, takes the reader to passages to do with money and possessions, honour and shame, reciprocity and debt, patrons and clients, slaves and masters, the rich and the destitute, Roman law and literacy; second of the Vindolanda tablets, to passages to do with women of agency, the military and local people, Roman law, travel and identity, festivals and feasting, sickness and healing, honour and shame, patrons and clients, masters and slaves and the reversal of roles; and third of the Uley curse tablets, to passages to do with temples, ritual practice, cursing and praying. The resulting imagined reading of Luke-Acts is justified in the locations and with the writings chosen, informed by careful study of the data available, and warranted by close attention to the biblical text. It contributes to our understanding of the way the first readers of the New Testament negotiated life in the empire and understood Luke-Acts.
Who should pay for the policing of football? Evidence-based progressive change for Special Police Service football policing in England and Wales.
Authors:   , Hester Richard
Published: January 2024

This thesis provides an original contribution through analysing the interplay between Special Police Services (SPS) and the policing of football in England and Wales. A 2017 ruling from Ipswich Town Football Club Co Ltd v Chief Constable of Suffolk Constabulary restricted the area that police forces can cost recover through (SPS) from the policing of events. According to data produced in 2019 by South Yorkshire Police, the cost of policing football in England and Wales is £48 million, with only £5.5 million cost recovered by police forces through SPS. With seemingly no scrutiny, this figure was accepted in Parliamentary debate as factual. This thesis utilised Freedom of Information (FOI) data to establish the true cost of football policing, as well as semi-structured interviews with police officers, football club representatives and other key stakeholders linked to football policing in England and Wales. This research shows that the existing data on the cost of policing football is inaccurate, with £48 million likely being an overestimate, and the amount being recovered through SPS averaging around £10 million over recent seasons. Furthermore, SPS negotiations between football clubs and police forces are shown to cause hostility and create difficult relationships between football clubs and police forces, potentially compromising safety. Stewarding of football was found to need greater professionalisation. Whilst, police resourcing of football was found to be risk averse, with fixtures being over resourced with public order policing assets and a lack of utilisation of specialist football resources. This research calls for more liaison based policing of football, using fewer but more specialist resourcing. It is argued that the catalyst for change should be the abolition of SPS, as the police service role in policing football needs reframing.
PENGARUH PENGUNAAN MEDIA GAMBAR TERHADAP KEMAMPUAN MENULIS SISWA DALAM PELAJARAN BAHASA INDONESIA KELAS IVA SDN 01 SEMANGET
Authors: Wiro Martinus , Sukristin Sukristin , Slow Lilian
Published: January 2024

Abstract: The background of the influence of Picture Media on writing ability is expected to support students' writing methods in short stories. The aim is to find out the effect of Image Media on the ability to write experimental research methods using the One-Group Design research design. Data analysis used pre test and post test analysis techniques. The student population numbered 21 boys 12 and 9 girls. The results of the analysis of the number of pre-test 1,162 and post-test 1,591, the average pre-test 55.33 and post-test 75.76, t count = 7.571 t table = 2.093 so HO is rejected so Ha is accepted. This means that the use of media images in learning affects students' writing abilities, thus it can be concluded that students' writing abilities using media images have an influence on writing abilities in Indonesian language lessons on the work of my parents in writing short stories (short stories).Keywords: Image Media, Writing Ability, Indonesian. Abstrak: Latar belakang dalam penulisan cerita pendek siswa yaitu ketepatan pengunaan huruf kapital, pengenalan huruf, penepatan huruf, kurang huruf, dan penggunaan tanda baca yang masih kurang. Tujuan ingin mengetahui pengaruh Media Gambar terhadap kemampuan menulis, metode penelitian experimen dengan mengunakan desain penelitian One-Group Desain. Analisis data mengunakan teknik analisis pre test dan post test. Populasi siswa berjumlah 21 laki-laki 12 dan 9 perempuan. Hasil analisis jumlah pre test 1.162 dan post test 1.591, rata-rata pre test  55,33 dan post test 75,76, t hitung = t tabel =2,093 sehingga HO ditolak sehingga Ha diterima. Artinya pengunaan media gambar dalam pembelajaran berpengaruh terhadap kemampuan menulis siswa, demikian dapat disimpulkan bahwa kemampuan menulis siswa mengunakan media gambar mempunyai pengaruh terhadap kemampuan menulis pada pelajaran Bahsa Indonesia  materi Pekerjaan Orang Tuaku dalam menulis cerita pendek (cerpen).Kata Kunci: Media Gambar, Kemampuan Menulis, Bahasa Indonesia.
Promoting Patient Mobility to Decrease Hospital Length of Stay
Authors:   , Kinuthia Saira
Published: January 2024

Practice Problem: Promoting patient mobility may reduce hospital-acquired complications and length of stay (LOS). Evidence-based studies have established that there is a correlation between immobility and an increased length of stay in the hospital. How can nurse-driven mobility interventions effectively increase patient mobility and reduce the risk of complications and length of hospital stay? PICOT: The PICOT question that guided this project was: For veteran patients in the Progressive Care unit (PCU) of a medical center (P), will using the Johns Hopkins Highest Level of Mobility tool (JH-HLM) (I) compared to not using a mobility tool (C) decrease hospital length of stay (O) in 8 weeks (T). Evidence: Evidence supported the implementation of an early mobility protocol to reduce length of stay, as well as the PICOT intervention in terms of adopting an evidence-based mobility instrument with demonstrated validity and reliability. Intervention: To implement and monitor the effectiveness of a nurse-led mobility intervention with the aim of decreasing patient length of stay, through the integration of the Johns Hopkins mobility tool (JH-HLM). Outcome: The outcome showed that the average LOS prior to the use of the tool was 6.39 days and decreased to 4.27 days after its implementation for the patients who received mobility interventions. This shows a significant decrease in the length of stay for the MOB category between the two months of August (pre-implementation) and September (implementation). Conclusion: The intended outcome for this EBP project was a decrease in length of patient stay. Statistical analysis showed that the mean of LOS was statistically significant and decreased between pre-intervention, Jun/July and post-intervention, Aug/Sep time periods.
Expanding Use of Sodium-Glucose Cotransporter-2 Inhibitor (SGLT2i) In Managing Patients with Diabetes and Chronic Kidney Disease in Primary Care
Authors:   , Wu Stephanie
Published: January 2024

Practice Problem: In 2022, the addendum of standards of medical care in diabetes management was annotated to recommend the broader use of sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 inhibitors (SGLT2i) to treat patients with Type 2 diabetes mellitus (DM) and diabetic nephropathy. Despite the Department of Veterans Affairs’ (VA) efforts to include SLGT2i as a formulary, non-restrictive prescription in the primary care ordering menu, the overall utilization rates of SGLT2i remained relatively low in primary care. PICOT: The PICOT question that guided this project was: In patients with DM and chronic kidney disease (CKD) (P), how does an evidence-based guideline algorithm bundle (I) compared to standard care (C) affect providers’ adherence and prescribing practices of including SGLT2 inhibitors (O) within 10 weeks (T)? Evidence: An extensive evidence literature review supported that the algorithm approach with current guidelines has allowed clinicians to identify patients eligible for SGLT2i was based on comprehensive risk assessment with various comorbidities and risk factors. The guideline-based algorithm was a quick reference guide to provide clarity and indication for patients with the most significant potential benefits from SGLT2i therapy. Intervention: The algorithm bundle, designed to reflect the current guidelines, was intended to enhance primary care clinicians' prescribing confidence in SGLT2i and guide better decision-making. The algorithm bundle comprised the physical laminated algorithm card, embedded reminder in the e-prescribing menu, and a focused education session for the primary care providers. Outcome: The project outcomes reflected that the algorithm bundle has clinical significance in improving prescribers’ knowledge of SGLT2i agents and practice compliance, as evidenced by a rise in SGLT2i prescriptions. Conclusion: The algorithm bundle intervention in this project resonates with the American Diabetic Association’s (2022) latest recommendation to widen indications for using SGLT2 to optimize the management of DM and CKD patients. The evidence supports using a guideline-based algorithm to guide clinicians with a comprehensive assessment of high-risk patients and a better decision-making tool. Continued efforts to educate and audit primary care providers are essential to identify potential knowledge gaps and to sustain practice compliance of using SGLT2i as part of the standard of care.