bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Križi in težave rojenih govorcev slovenščine s kolokacijami v angleščini
Authors: Vrbinc Marjeta
Published: February 2025

Članek obravnava kolokacije na splošno in se nato osredotoči na protistavne probleme, na katere naletijo rojeni govorci slovenščine pri enkodiranju. Poudarek je na študiji, ki smo jo izvedli, da bi ugotovili, katere napake se pojavljajo na področju kolokacij, kadar rojeni govorci slovenščine prevajajo iz slovenščine v angleščino. Študija je bila izvedena med študenti angleščine, ki so bili pred prevajanjem seznanjeni s kolokacijskimi omejitvami. Predstavljena je analiza napak skupaj s pogostnostjo posamezne vrste napake, ki se je pojavila v študiji. Poudarek študije je na leksikalnih kolokacijah, teprav delno upoštevamo tudi slovnične. V zadnjem delu članka so navedeni možni razlogi za napake v prevodih študentov, podan pa je tudi kratek opis obravnave kolokacij v najobsežnejšem slovensko-angleškem slovarju, ki je na voljo na trgu.
L’orientation en France : entre projet et sélection
Authors: Duru-Bellat Marie
Published: February 2025

Alors que la transmission directe d’une profession des parents aux enfants est aujourd’hui disqualifiée en France comme dans la plupart des pays comparables, la question de l’orientation des jeunes vers un métier y revêt une importance cruciale. Censée se jouer sur la base du mérite scolaire, elle donne aux scolarités un poids décisif. Depuis les années 1960, les politiques ont ouvert l’accès à l’éducation et cherché à rendre les cursus moins dépendants de l’origine sociale des élèves. Mais, au-delà des inégalités de réussite, les mobilisations des parents pour maximiser les chances de leur enfant font que les orientations restent davantage liées à leur connaissance fine d’un système qui s’est largement complexifié. Les « choix » des jeunes dépendent d’une autosélection socialement diversifiée, intégrant des contraintes inégales (risques d’échec plus ou moins forts, poids de l’origine géographiques ou des stéréotypes de genre…), selon une logique bien plus scolaire que professionnelle. Tant que les carrières scolaires restent marquées par le milieu social et que les jeunes et leur famille anticipent des professions inégalement désirables, les orientations ne sauraient être le reflet ni du mérite ni des projets des élèves.
The Social War: Causes and Excuses
Authors: Bispham Edward
Published: February 2025

Abstract: The Social War is now often seen as a separatist rebellion, not a war fought to obtain the Roman citizenship. Consequently, much scholarship has neglected the possible role of citizenship in the arguments and discourses which led to and followed the war. This contribution re-examines such arguments, especially that which construed citizenship as a benefaction conferred by Rome. This is interpreted as a rhetorical manipulation aimed at disguising Rome’s inability to act otherwise, and at perpetuating the idea of asymmetry of power between Rome and Italy.
Guerre, sanctuaire et répartition de l’habitat dans le Samnium : l’impact de la guerre sociale dans le Samnium et sa visibilité archéologique dans les projets du Biferno, Tappino et Volturno/Aesernia
Authors: Stek Tesse D.
Published: February 2025

Résumé : Partant des sources littéraires et des données archéologiques disponibles concernant les formes d’établissement et les lieux de culte dans le Samnium antique, l’enquête prend en compte un survey archéologique de référence dans la vallée du Biferno. Elle envisage ensuite des approches méthodologiques récentes et de nouvelles données issues de surveys. Les constats archéologiques tendent à relativiser l’impact de la guerre sociale et l’hypothèse d’un déclin dramatique du peuplement causé par elle. Cependant, la continuité archéologique et la continuité historique doivent être distinguées. Il faut rester prudent sur ces conclusions et poursuivre les recherches archéologiques sur d’autres sites.
Focus : Les monnaies de César (49-44)
Authors: Cambreling Maxime
Published: February 2025

Résumé : Les monnaies romaines sont d’importants vecteurs de communication. Celles émises par César s’inscrivent dans une tradition républicaine de valorisation de la gens et de ses origines. Mais elles se démarquent par une glorification personnelle, qui aboutit même à la présence, inédite alors dans le monde romain, de son portrait à l’avers, de son vivant. Ce même portrait se retrouve ensuite dans une émission de restitution sous Trajan où César est célébré comme politicien de la République et comme dieu : deux facettes que l’Empire romain aura gardées du dictateur.
« De tous les peuples de la Gaule, les Belges sont les plus braves » : les spécificités du regard porté par les Belges sur Jules César
Authors: de Callataÿ François
Published: February 2025

Résumé : « De tous les peuples de la Gaule, les Belges sont les plus braves » : Jules César occupe une place majeure et bien spécifique dans l’historiographie belge. En une phrase (dont on a généralement omis la suite : « parce qu’ils se tiennent le plus à l’écart de la civilisation »), César confère aux Belges leur nom tout en leur décernant un brevet de bravoure. Il en résulte une construction du personnage assez différente de celle pratiquée en France où, vainqueur de Vercingétorix promu depuis longtemps héros national, César ne s’éloigne jamais beaucoup de son statut de chef de guerre victorieux. On verra comment, de la récupération lors des deux grandes guerres aux bisbrouilles internes entre Flamands et Wallons, en passant par l’iconique Grand Jojo, l’image de Jules César a été instrumentalisée en Belgique.
Brutus, opposant de César, dans la culture populaire : « Malheur aux vaincus »
Authors: Guard Thomas
Published: February 2025

Résumé : Parmi les nombreux opposants à César, seul Brutus a laissé un souvenir durable dans la culture contemporaine. Alors que l’Antiquité louait ses qualités de cœur et d’esprit, les médias modernes n’en retiennent que deux traits caricaturaux, diffusés notamment par la bande dessinée : la sottise et la trahison. La publicité s’empare d’un personnage falot, faire-valoir de Jules César. Le dessin satirique et la presse ne voient en lui qu’une figure du traître. Brutus perd finalement toute épaisseur historique, et ne vit plus dans la mémoire collective qu’à l’ombre de sa trop célèbre victime.
Émergence des images de Viṣṇu en Inde d’après les données numismatiques et sculpturales
Authors: Bopearachchi Osmund
Published: February 2025

Résumé : L’étude croisée de certaines représentations divines sur des monnaies gréco-indiennes et de statues gandhāriennes liées au vaiṣṇavisme permet de montrer que l’émergence de l’imagerie vaiṣṇava dans le Nord de l’Inde peut désormais être datée du iiie siècle avant J.-C.
Focus : Jules César et les sculptures dans les tableaux néoclassiques : ostentation d’une absence
Authors: Signorini Anna Eleanor
Published: February 2025

Résumé : L’épopée césarienne est encadrée par des statues : la première d’Alexandre le Grand suscitant son ambition, tandis que la dernière de Pompée témoigne de sa disparition. Cet article explore l’importance accordée à la figure de Jules César dans les tableaux, souvent destinés aux cours princières européennes dans la période autour de la Révolution française. Ces sont des peintures qui évoquent la puissance des « dispositifs sculpturaux » pour articuler des discours politiques variés sur la monumentalité de César, qu’il soit vivant, mort ou statufié dans la mémoire collective.
Chapter XXIX of Constantine Porphyrogenitus’ De Administrando Imperio and the Problems of Inhabitation of Zadar Archipelago in Late Antiquity and Early Middle Ages in the Light of Archaeological and Historical Topography
Authors: Lovrić Filip
Published: February 2025

Abstract: The paper explores the problems related to the inhabitation of the Zadar Archipelago in its older history, primarily focusing on the period of transition from the Late Antiquity to the Early Middle Ages. The research is centred around the chapter XXIX of Constantine Porphyrogenitus’ De Administrando Imperio—the historical source which is both the most famous, as well as the most controversial one for the islands’ inhabitation history. The paper examines the list of the islands presented at the end of the chapter and analyses it in relation to the historical and archaeological topography of the archipelago in order to address the issue of the abandonment of the island mentioned in the text, as well as to try and identify the nature of the settlements mentioned in it.
Focus : « Le paquet de linge sale » de Gérôme
Authors: Sutcliffe Emma
Published: February 2025

Résumé : Au Salon de 1859, Gérôme exposa une toile qui suscita la controverse : un César représentant la dépouille du conquérant des Gaules enseveli sous sa toge. La presse railla l’épisode des Ides de Mars tel que l’artiste l’avait dépeint, le dictateur aux caractéristiques physiques bien connues du teint livide et front dégarni étant anonymisé et réduit à un motif de draperie. Mais pour quelles raisons le peintre a-t-il pu faire le choix, jugé indécent, de faire de la figure du dictateur un « paquet de linge sale et mal noué » ?
Reflections on the Conditions of White, Straight, Male and Upper-Middle Class Normativity in the Rocky Mountains (USA)
Authors: Saumon Gabrielle
Published: February 2025

This article reflects on forms of domination at the intersection of class, race and gender in the Rocky Mountains (USA), and is itself situated at the intersection of several disciplinary fields. The text proposes avenues of reflection in an attempt to identify the mechanisms by which the hegemony of a normative white, straight, male and upper-middle class body is constituted in the historic place of the Wild West myth. Going beyond a class-based approach, the aim is to present new analytical strata and complementary lines of inquiry, based in particular on a new epistemology of outdoor sports and mountains, drawing on work that sheds light on race and gender issues.
Leveraging Learning Progressions to Enhance Pedagogical Content Knowledge in Science Education
Authors: Ramaila Sam Mabune
Published: February 2025

This chapter explores how learning progressions can enhance Pedagogical Content Knowledge (PCK) in science education. By providing a structured sequence of concepts and skills, learning progressions help educators align teaching strategies with students' cognitive development. This alignment offers deeper insights into student understanding and engagement with scientific concepts, improving PCK. The chapter examines the theoretical foundations of learning progressions and PCK, discusses strategies for integrating progressions into classroom practice, and uses case studies to show how they aid in addressing misconceptions, scaffolding learning, and promoting conceptual understanding. It emphasizes the importance of learning progressions in refining PCK and improving science education, ultimately preparing students for advanced inquiry and problem-solving.
Phronesis as a Pathway for the Nature and Development of Pedagogical Content Knowledge (PCK)
Authors: Chowdhury Jahid Siraz , Hatta Zulkarnain A. , Singh Sneha
Published: February 2025

This chapter examines the relationship between Indigenous Science and the new Western Baconian History of Philosophy of Science. It focuses on the Durkheimian Sociology of Knowledge and the connection between knowledge production and democracy. It rejects the notion that knowledge is merely labor and reflects Aristotle's stance that knowledge benefits societies. In critiquing the qualitative-quantitative dichotomy in the social sciences, this article reveals its deceptive nature, departing from empirical data analysis. This chapter explores the function of social science as a transition between the pre-colonial and post-colonial eras. Reconstructing a colonial history that marginalized non-Western thinkers and proposes a synthesis of Aristotelian Gnoseology, Indigenous Holism, Al-Farabian volunteerism, Patanjali's mind-body-spiritual odyssey, and Buddha's enlightenment, this chapter synthesis gives rise to Indigenous Gnosticism, which guides social scientists to contribute to human welfare and intellectual happiness while grounding their assertions in philosophical rigor.
Advancing Pedagogical Excellence
Authors: Makinde Semiu Olawale
Published: February 2025

This chapter explores strategic initiatives to advance the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) in digital classrooms, with a focus on promoting pedagogical excellence. It offers educators practical, evidence-based strategies to enhance teaching effectiveness, boost student engagement, and improve learning outcomes in online environments. Drawing on recent research, case studies, and best practices, the chapter provides a roadmap for educators navigating the complexities of digital teaching. It emphasizes the importance of using digital tools and pedagogical innovations to foster interactive and inclusive learning experiences. The chapter also highlights the role of reflective teaching practices and continuous professional development in refining instructional methods. Offering a comprehensive guide to both theory and practice, it equips educators with essential tools to succeed in the evolving digital education landscape, ultimately enhancing student achievement and success.
Sustainable Universities as Catalysts for Industry 5.0 Transformation
Authors: El Achkar Jean H.
Published: February 2025

Industry 5.0 represents a significant shift, combining human creativity with advanced technologies to achieve sustainable and human-centered industrial practices. Universities play a critical role in this transformation by encouraging innovation, interdisciplinary research, and collaboration with industry, all while incorporating sustainability into their operations. This chapter investigates how universities advance the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by implementing initiatives such as green campuses, smart technologies, and ISO standards that promote sustainable practices. It focuses on current sustainability practices in universities worldwide, such as renewable energy adoption, waste reduction, and project-based learning. Key challenges such as financial constraints, cultural resistance, and skill gaps are addressed through solutions such as public-private partnerships, green bonds, and adaptive curricula. The chapter concludes with policy recommendations for incentivizing sustainable infrastructure, developing global research networks, and implementing sustainability KPIs.
Leveraging Technology for Employee Well Being and Organizational Resilience
Authors: Iqbal Muhammad Nawaz
Published: February 2025

New technologies available to organizations in the current world provide a great chance to achieve better results in terms of employees' welfare and level of tetrad factors at work. This chapter explores how organizations could use state-of-the-art IT solutions for employees' support and wellbeing enhancement without compromising human-centric design. It talks about how technology is used to design supportive networks to offer better stewardship as well as to introduce community feeling within working environments thus enhancing positive workplace flexibility that helps facilitate better work-life sustainability. The chapter also discusses the issues related to human sociality in the socially distanced world and presents the guidelines on how new technologies can be developed to fit in with such principles as sustainability and durability. However, organizations that concentrate on the persona of technology look forward to developing a more robust organizational resistance level to disruptions.
Towards Sustainable and Human-Centered Organizations Through the Prevention of Compulsory Citizenship Behaviors
Authors: Kaptan Zeynep , Yildiz Bora , Basbuga Halit
Published: February 2025

The existence of sustainable organizations relies on human-centered approaches that prioritize employee well-being while avoiding compulsory citizenship behaviors (CCB). This study presents a bibliometric analysis of CCB research using data from the Web of Science database. Results reveal key trends: most articles are authored collaboratively, with contributors like Hongdan Zhao, Huai-Liang Liang, Zhenglong Peng, and Bora Yildiz making notable impacts. “Frontiers in Psychology” is the most relevant journal, and institutions such as Tongji University, Da-Yeh University, Huaqiao University, and Istanbul University are highly influential. Thematic analysis highlights “citizenship pressure,” “interpersonal deviance,” and “employee silence” as motor themes, while basic themes include work-family conflict, turnover intention, job stress, and burnout. Issues like “facades of conformity” and “impression management” are classified as niche or emerging themes. This study enriches the understanding of CCB research and offers insights for future studies.
Smart Guider on Historical Game Journey
Authors: Halaç Hicran Hanım , Önaçan Mehmet Bilge Kağan , Önel Tolga
Published: February 2025

Transferring cultural heritage to younger generations plays an important role in shaping and guiding the future of societies. In this context, the “Historical Game Journey (HGJ)” project, which is based on Information Technology (IT) infrastructure, was developed to transfer historical knowledge and cultural heritage awareness to young generations through gamification. The aim of this study is to design and develop a smart scepter as a prototype that will help children find targets during the tour within the scope of HGJ's IT infrastructure. Three different designs were prepared using the Design Thinking Approach, and the most suitable one was selected by conducting a survey with the students who will use the scepter. The scepter and the developed IT infrastructure can be utilized, with minor adjustments, in museums, orienteering competitions, tourist areas, and military campuses. Additionally, it is anticipated that the database created by tracking the smart scepter will contribute to smart city applications.
How Does User Experience Affect User Stickiness
Authors: Liu Tengfei , Guo Yuanyuan , Liu Shuanhu , Dong Peng , Chen Jianmin
Published: February 2025

This study investigates the impact of user experience on user stickiness in governmental chatbots, employing a segmented, scenario-based approach to assess variations across different user groups and technology levels. By analyzing data from groups with either practical or policy-oriented knowledge, the study explores how the integration of basic and advanced artificial intelligence technologies influences the retention of users interacting with governmental digital services. The core findings reveal that user experience significantly enhances user stickiness across all scenarios and user types, independent of the users' level of online institutionalized political participation. This study indicates that the effectiveness of user experience strategies in governmental chatbots is largely autonomous from the users' political engagement, suggesting that the intrinsic quality of the user interface is a more critical factor in promoting user retention than previously understood.
Attachment-Informed Strategies for Addressing Social Media Addiction in Kuwait
Authors: Al-Shammari Eiman Tamah
Published: February 2025

This study examines the influence of attachment styles—secure, anxious, avoidant, fearful-avoidant, and unclassified—on social media addiction in Kuwait, emphasizing the need for culturally relevant interventions. Using data from 4,419 participants, it identifies distinct patterns: anxious attached individuals use social media for emotional validation, while avoidant attached users limit interactions to preserve autonomy. The research integrates ethical considerations, such as data privacy and cultural alignment, to propose tailored strategies for educators, mental health professionals, and policymakers. This study merges psychological theory and practical solutions to address social media addiction in non-Western contexts, promoting digital well-being.
Evaluation of the Seismic Performance of a High-Rise Building in Lima, Peru, Using the FEMA 440 and SEOAC Methodologies
Authors: Lucana Andrius Norman , Delgadillo Rick Milton , Casas Joan Ramon
Published: February 2025

This article develops two three-dimensional models: one for designing an 18-story building, considering the E030 and E060 norms of Peru, and a second nonlinear model aimed at estimating the lateral capacity of the structure through nonlinear static analysis and verification of seismic performance. It highlights the prevalence of informal structures in Peru, which lack a performance-based design methodology. In this context, relying solely on elastic design may be insufficient, especially for tall buildings. A "seismic gap" is identified, referring to the discrepancy between current design practices and the actual seismic demands that structures may face, raising concerns about the vulnerability of existing and future structures to a potential earthquake. The nonlinear static analysis showed that the 18-story structure reached a maximum base shear of 1752 tons and a maximum displacement of approximately 53 cm in the X direction, and similarly, a maximum base shear of 1538 tons and a maximum displacement of 51 cm in the Y direction.
Assessing Rainwater Harvesting Potential in Seawater-Based Communities Using the Case Study of Poblacion Sitangkai, Philippines
Authors: Lacsado Marie Fe Y. , Montecastro Doris B.
Published: February 2025

A lack of fresh water is a serious issue in communities near or surrounded by seawater, such as Sitangkai Poblacion, where they rely heavily on the ocean for their water source. QGIS with vector grid as the tool will help to study the possibility of efficient rainwater harvesting. Data processing for analysis of rainfall data from Weatherlink station in Bongao, Tawi-Tawi, and roof area digitization conducted for Sitangkai Poblacion. The spatial distribution of rainwater harvesting was assessed systematically at the 200 m x 200 m vector grid level. Data was collected on monthly precipitation during June 2023 and March 2024 to estimate possible water collection volumes. The results present significant grid-to-grid variability in the potential for rainwater harvesting, driven by roof area and regional rainfall patterns. The months when there was a lot of rainfall during the rainy season are significantly associated with the month peak rainwater harvesting occurred; this means an ideal time to boost water collection. The study demonstrates the necessity of specific rainwater harvesting approaches that focus on dominant household variables in conjunction with improved storage and holistic water handling procedures for sustainable solutions for these areas. Vector grid in QGIS can be a potential methodology for researchers to spatially analyze and guide sustainable water resource planning addressing freshwater scarcity.
Finite groups with few average orders of subgroups
Authors: Taeri Bijan , Tooshmalani Ziba
Published: February 2025

For a finite group

G

, we define

X(G)=\{ o(H)\mid H\leq G\}

, where

o(H)

is the average of all order elements in

H

. In this paper, we classify finite groups in which

|X(G)|\leq 4

.
Tráfico ilícito de drogas en el Perú: Brechas de conocimiento y futuros horizontes de investigación
Authors: Sanchez Florez Diego Alonso , Calderón Serrano Samuel Enrique , Espinoza Prado Gelín , Zúñiga Montaño Leanna Sofía de los Ángeles
Published: February 2025

Este artículo presenta las principales características del conocimiento producido acerca del tráfico ilícito de drogas (TID) en el Perú, durante el período 2002-2022, con el fin de contribuir a identificar y dar a conocer las principales brechas de conocimiento que existen sobre este fenómeno. La brecha de conocimiento en esta materia es una situación que requiere ser atendida porque incide en la comprensión integral del fenómeno, como también en los procesos de diseño de políticas públicas destinadas a abordar dicha problemática. Para este fin, se revisaron documentos producidos por instituciones estatales directamente involucradas en implementar las estrategias y políticas nacionales en la materia, así como por organizaciones de la sociedad civil y organismos de cooperación internacional involucrados en la lucha contra esta problemática. Los resultados del análisis revelan tres tendencias: 1) casi la totalidad de los documentos consultados ofrecen evidencia acerca de los derivados cocaínicos frente a otro tipo de drogas como el cannabis; 2) la gran mayoría de los documentos abordan solamente dos actividades de la cadena de valor de los derivados cocaínicos: el cultivo de hoja de coca y la producción de pasta y clorhidrato de cocaína; 3) la mayor parte de los documentos se han centrado en explicar o describir los efectos que tienen esta cadena de valor sobre la economía y la seguridad. Finalmente, la discusión de los resultados sugiere ámbitos de exploración a ser considerados en futuras investigaciones.
Polarización política: Análisis de discurso parlamentario sobre el enfoque de género en Perú
Authors: Ccoto Edelmira
Published: February 2025

En mayo de 2019 se desarrolló la interpelación a la entonces ministra de Educación, Flor Pablo Medina, debido a la aparición de unos links de contenido sexual en los textos escolares de tercer grado de secundaria, alegando que dichos links eran parte de la aplicación del enfoque de género en el currículo educativo peruano. Así, este artículo busca analizar las estrategias discursivas de polarización utilizadas por los parlamentarios en el proceso de justificación de ideas y posturas respecto al enfoque de género en el currículo educativo. Para ello, se seleccionaron los discursos de 29 parlamentarios que se pronunciaron en torno al tema de la interpelación. Con el corpus de estudio delimitado, se realizó un análisis de discurso bajo la metodología de la teoría fundamentada. Finalmente, los resultados del estudio revelaron que la estrategia de polarización del grupo de parlamentarios, en contra del enfoque de género, se sustentó sobre la base principalmente de un discurso de tipo moral-religioso que apelaba a la culpa y miedo. Por el lado de los parlamentarios a favor del enfoque de género, el énfasis de las estrategias discursivas de polarización política fue de tipo normativo-institucional.
Procesos judiciales provenientes de la responsabilidad civil
Authors: Herrera Navarro Santiago
Published: February 2025

En esta oportunidad con gran satisfacción y abrigando la esperanza que la presente investigación sirva para despejar algunas dudas sobre qué proceso entablar cuando se tenga que recurrir a los órganos jurisdiccionales en busca de solución a los problemas que se puedan derivar de la responsabilidad civil, presentamos esta investigación titulada “Procesos judiciales provenientes de la responsabilidad civil”; en el cual desarrollamos los procesos existentes sobre el tema y que pueden entablar los justiciables cuando busquen alguna solución al conflicto que se les presente; por lo que abrigamos la esperanza de estar contribuyendo con esta pequeña obra con la cultura jurídica del país.
ciudad compartida: Bienes comunes urbanos y sinergias público-comunes
Authors: Ortiz García Mercedes
Published: February 2025

La actual crisis global se manifiesta especialmente en las ciudades, donde, no casualmente, se desenvuelve la vida de la mayoría de los habitantes del planeta. Este trabajo muestra la responsabilidad de las ciudades en esa crisis sistémica y asimismo que pueden ser parte de la solución si se hacen las cosas de otra manera, como sucede con el partenariado público-común, mediante la gobernanza de los “bienes comunes (urbanos)”. Con estos bienes, que, en la actualidad, están jurídicamente en construcción y que serán caracterizados, la ciudadanía se fortalecerá y coadyuvará a afrontar las adversidades, para asegurar su bienestar, al margen de las crisis que afloren (resiliencia comunitaria y estructural), como ya sucede en numerosos municipios italianos mediante la denominada “Administración compartida”.
prohibición de viviendas, usos residenciales y habitacionales en los puertos deportivos
Authors: Moreno Prieto Julio David
Published: February 2025

Este trabajo analiza la evolución y regulación vigente de la prohibición del uso de residencia o habitación en las normas que se aplican en los puertos deportivos. Seguidamente, se aborda la posibilidad de que la Administración Pública correspondiente pueda prohibir o limitar los usos consolidados y preexistentes a la entrada en vigor de dicha prohibición en un contexto de otorgamiento de nuevas prórrogas de las concesiones administrativas de los puertos deportivos. En este trabajo se presta especial atención a las particularidades de los puertos deportivos de titularidad estatal y a los autonómicos, así como a las distintas especialidades contenidas en las legislaciones portuarias de las Comunidades Autónomas.
Pengaruh Online Customer Review, Kualitas Produksi Dan Promosi Terhadap Keputusan Pembelian Pengguna Marketplace Tokopedia Di Yogyakarta
Authors: Yanuardi Wisnu Murti  , Awan Santosa
Published: February 2025

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menginvestigasi pengaruh customer review, kualitas produksi dan promosi terhadap keputusan pembeli pengguna marketplace Tokopedia di Yogyakarta. Pendekatan penelitian ini adalah kuantitatif dengan menggunakan kuesioner sebagai alat pengumpulan data. Teknik sampling menggunakan non probability sampling dengan metode purposive sampling. Data yang dikumpulkan dianalisis menggunakan metode uji koefisien regresi (uji-t). Hasil analisis menunjukkan bahwa online customer review tidak berpengaruh signifikan terhadap keputusan pembeli. Kualitas produk berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap keputusan pembeli, promosi berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap keputusan pembeli. Penelitian ini memberikan wawasan mengenai keputusan pembeli pengguna marketplace Tokopedia di Yogyakarta. Implikasi praktisnya adalah pentingnya pengaruh online customer review, mengetahui kualitas produk serta promosi yang dilakukan produsen terhadap pembeli pengguna marketplace Tokopedia di Yogyakarta
Peran Komunikasi Organisasi Mahasiswa Pecinta Alam Hiawata Universitas Muhammadiyah dalam Mengimplementasikan Kode Etik
Authors: Dewi Sri , Murdiati Eni , Ningsih Chairunnisah
Published: February 2025

Kegiatan komunikasi di dalam suatu organisasi bertujuan untuk membentuk saling pengertian dan menyamakan pengalaman diantara anggota organisasi. Sehingga tujuan dalam penelitian penulis ini ingin mengetahui Bagaimana Peran Komunikasi Organisasi Mahasiswa Pecinta Alam Hiawata Universitas Muhammadiyah Dalam Mengimplementasikan Kode Etik serta Bagaimana Dampak positif dan negatif yang diterima oleh Mahasiswa Pecinta Alam Hiawata. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode penelitian kualitatif dengan pendekatan deskriptif. Teknik pengumpulan data menggunakan observasi, wawancara, dan dokumentasi. Setelah mendapatkan data yang dibutuhkan, peneliti melanjutkan proses selanjutnya yaitu menganalisis data guna mendapatkan hasil dengan teknik analisis data yaitu dengan tahapan pengumpulan data, reduksi data, penyajian data, dan yang terakhir yaitu kesimpulan. Data yang diperoleh menjadi valid karena didukung oleh sumber-sumber yang relevan untuk penelitian kualitatif. Hasil dari penelitian ini menunjukkan peran komunikasi organisasi mahasiswa pecinta alam Hiawata Universitas Muhammadiyah dalam mengimplementasikan kode etik menerapkan berbagai jenis komunikasi organisasi, yaitu komunikasi ke bawah yang dilakukan oleh pengurus dalam menyampaikan pesan dan instruksi kepada anggotanya, komunikasi ke atas komunikasi yang disampaikan oleh kepala divisi ataupun anggota kepada pengurus untuk melaporkan mengenai perencanaan maupun hasil kinerja, komunikasi horizontal komunikasi yang dilakukan antar sesama pengurus atau sesama kepala divisi untuk saling berbagi informasi dan bertukar pikiran membuat strategi komunikasi dalam mengimplementasikan kode etik, serta komunikasi lintas saluran dimana semua anggota baik itu yang menjadi pengurus, kepala divisi, anggota biasa ataupun anggota alumni bisa saling berbagi pendapat menganai pesan yang ingin disampaikan baik berupa saran kegiatan, masukan terkait kepentingan organisasi atau hambatan yang sedang di alami.
Pengaruh Kredibilitas Influencer, Kualitas Konten, dan Interaksi Sosial terhadap Keputusan Pembelian di E-Commerce TikTok
Authors: Kirana Amanda Septia , Damayanti Alfina , Tumanggor Neni Nora , Purnamasari Pupung
Published: February 2025

TikTok telah berkembang menjadi platform penting untuk pemasaran produk, terutama melalui influencer, seiring dengan meningkatnya popularitas platform media sosial.  Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk menganalisis pengaruh interaksi sosial, kualitas konten, dan kredibilitas influencer terhadap keputusan pembeli yang dibuat di toko online TikTok. Kredibilitas influencer diukur melalui kepercayaan dan otoritas yang mereka miliki. Di sisi lain, kualitas konten mencakup elemen visual dan informatif dari konten yang ditawarkan. Interaksi sosial mencakup interaksi pengguna, seperti menyukai, meninggalkan komentar, dan berbagi, yang dapat memengaruhi persepsi konsumen dan keputusan mereka untuk membeli sesuatu. Penelitian ini menggunakan survei online yang melibatkan responden yang sering berbelanja di TikTok. Hasil analisis menunjukkan bahwa ketiga variabel tersebut memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap keputusan pembelian, dengan kredibilitas influencer yang paling penting. Studi ini membantu pemasar memahami pentingnya strategi pemasaran yang dilibatkan.
Implementasi Kebijakan Desa Bengkel Kecamatan Labuapi Kabupaten Lombok Barat Dalam Pengelolaan Sampah Sistem Zero Waste
Authors: Hartiani Dina , Zitri Ilham
Published: February 2025

Waste problems have become a serious problem, especially in big cities and densely populated areas. Especially in the Bengkel Village area, Labuapi District, and West Lombok Regency, there are still piles of garbage on the side of the road and on empty land that is not a TPS. This research was conducted in Bengkel Village, Labuapi District, West Lombok Regency. This study aims to know the implementation of the zero waste management policy. This research uses qualitative methods. The data sources in this study are primary data and secondary data. The data analysis technique in this research is NVivo, the data reduction stage, data presentation and conclusion drawing. The results showed that the Implementation of the Zero Waste System Waste Management Policy has generally been implemented and realized. It can be seen from (1) The behaviour of inter-organizational relations in Bengkel Village has gone well with the commitment of the village government community leaders in realizing the Village Regulation on Waste Management and the coordination of the Village Government with the hamlet heads. (2) Lower Level Implementor Behavior has been implemented. It can be seen from the organizational control, work ethic, and professionalism of lower-level bureaucrats. (3) Target Group Behavior, namely the community, gives a positive response and supports the waste management policy in Bengkel village. Supporting factors in the Implementation of the Zero Waste System Waste Management Policy are the fleet of garbage trucks, 3-wheeled garbage transportation facilities, garbage can facilities, and sufficient waste workers. While the inhibiting factors in the Implementation of the Zero Waste System Waste Management Policy are lack of public awareness, weather constraints, lack of waste transportation facilities or meters, zero waste socialization has not been comprehensive, and the construction of TPS is constrained by location or land.
Achieving SDGs: Exploring Financial Slack, Board Gender Diversity, Multiple Large Shareholders, and ESG Disclosure in Asia-Pacific Manufaturing Sector
Authors: Aulia Azwani , Sukmadilaga Citra , Avianti Ilya , Rosdini Dini
Published: February 2025

Objective: The purpose of this research is to explore the relationship between financial slack, board gender diversity, and multiple large shareholders to ESG disclosure score controlled for firm age, firm size, ROA, and DER.
 
Theoretical Framework: The study is grounded in RBV, Agency, and Stakeholder Theory, examining how resources and governance structures bolster innovation and sustainability efforts.
 
Method: This study adopted a quantitative approach and conducted a focus on manufacturing firms in the Asia-Pacific region during the 2017–2022 period. Hypothesized relationships were tested using structural equation modeling, which was analyzed applying AMOS 22 software.
 
Results and Discussion: The results have showed that the negative relationship between lower financial slack and ESG disclosure score and the positive effect of board gender diversity on ESG scores. Several dispersed large shareholders do not significantly impact ESG scores. Control variables reveal that older and larger companies have better ESG scores, and companies with lower leverage and better profitability more actively promote sustainability initiatives.
 
Research Implications: This research presents a tangible roadmap for firms to attain sustainable performance and contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) such as SDG 5 (gender equality) and SDG 9 (industry innovation). In doing so, it provides practical recommendations for organizations and policymakers to manage their financial slack and gender diversity on boards to drive inclusive and sustainable growth.
 
Originality/Value: This study contributes novel insights into how governance mechanisms and financial management drive ESG outcomes and firm valuation in the Asia-Pacific manufacturing sector.
Sustainable Development Goals 16.7.2: Assessing Community Participation and Governance for Sustainable Ecotourism on Great Sta. Cruz Island, Philippines
Authors: Legarde Lean Monique Arquiza , Zabala Cedrick Saclolo , Atilano-Tang Lesley Ann Flores , Tendero Emerissa Jane Lahaman , Valerio Aldrin Sebastian
Published: February 2025

Objective: This study investigates the dynamics of community involvement in ecotourism governance on Great Santa Cruz Island, Philippines, focusing on indigenous resident and administrator perspectives, decision-making, policy formulation and implementation roles, and its impact on sustainable tourism outcomes.
 
Theoretical Framework: This research draws upon Participatory Governance Theory and the Triple Bottom Line (TBL) framework, emphasizing the importance of local resident involvement in decision-making, policy formulation and implementation, and the need for sustainable outcomes across social, environmental, and economic dimensions.
 
Method: Employing a mixed-methods approach, data were collected through FGDs with residents, interviews with administrators, and a survey to both groups. Data analysis techniques included hybrid thematic analysis, weighted mean, regression analysis, and triangulation.
 
Results and Discussion: The data analysis indicate strong community participation in environmental and socio-cultural aspects (mean scores 2.67, 3.00), but limited economic benefits for residents (mean score of 2.00). Contrarywise, Administrators perceived greater economic gains (mean score 4.00) than residents, highlighting the need for improved economic opportunities and stronger community feedback mechanisms.
 
Research Implications: This research underscores the necessity of developing governance models that fully incorporate local participation across all dimensions of sustainable tourism, impacting governance practices in both the tourism and environmental sectors.
 
Originality/ Value: This study contributes to SDG 16.7.2 by assessing how inclusive governance processes impacts sustainable ecotourism, providing valuable insights for improving governance practices that affect the indigenous community on Great Sta. Cruz Island, Philippines.
The Impact of Neuromarketing From an Environmental Perspective: Strengths and Opportunities to Promote a Sustainable Society in the Modern Era
Authors: Silva Maria Procel , Espinoza Ximena Granizo , Ponce Sofia Godoy , Tamayo Sandra Jácome
Published: February 2025

Objective: Explore the role of neuromarketing in promoting sustainability by analyzing how consumers' emotional responses influence their purchase decisions for sustainable products, with a focus on understanding emotional motivations through theoretical frameworks.
 
Method: Conducted a comprehensive literature review of recent academic studies examining neuromarketing in sustainability contexts, analyzing theoretical frameworks like Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) and "Eco Emotion Set" (E2S) concept.
 
Results and Discussion: Analysis revealed that positive emotions (joy, pride, optimism) significantly influence sustainable purchase decisions by connecting personal and environmental values. Identified opportunities include emotionally resonant messaging and personalized communication strategies, while acknowledging cultural variations in consumer behavior.
 
Research Implications: Study highlights crucial ethical considerations in neuromarketing implementation, including risks of emotional manipulation and privacy concerns. Emphasizes need for specific regulations and international standards for transparent, ethical practice.
 
Originality/Value: Provides comprehensive analysis of neuromarketing's role in promoting sustainability through emotional engagement, while addressing ethical implementation challenges and proposing regulatory frameworks for responsible practice.
Adaptation of Organizational Operations in the Context of Covid 19: A Case Study of Centre for Infectious Disease Research in Zambia (CIDRZ)
Authors:   Graduate School of Business, University of Zambia 10101 Great East Road Campus, Lusaka, Zambia., Munyati Alexshina , Hapompwe Chrine, C. ,   Graduate School of Business, University of Zambia 10101 Great East Road Campus, Lusaka, Zambia.
Published: February 2025

This study poised to investigate the adaptation stratagems employed by the Centre for Infectious Disease Research in Zambia (CIDRZ) to sustain its operations during the COVID-19 pandemic. The study envisaged to: (1) examine operational challenges faced by CIDRZ due to COVID-19, (2) assess the efficacy of CIDRZ’s adaptation strategies to sustain operations, and (3) explore effective methods for organizational adaptation during life-threatening pandemics. Using a mixed-methods approach, the study combined quantitative data from 101 respondents (91.8% response rate) out of 110 supervisory-level employees surveyed, with qualitative insights from in-depth interviews conducted with 15 top management personnel. Both probability and non-probability sampling methods were employed to ensure a diverse and representative sample of CIDRZ departments and projects. Findings revealed that CIDRZ faced significant challenges, including reduced employee morale and logistical constraints. Secondly, the study established that adopted adaptation strategies were generally effective, although there were areas for improvement, particularly, regarding resource management. Thirdly, the study emphasizes the value of flexibility, robust IT infrastructure, and employee support systems in fostering organizational resilience during such difficulty moments. Based on these findings, the study recommends that CIDRZ enhances resource management, invest in advanced digital tools, and strengthen strategic partnerships to improve future crisis response. In conclusion, the study underscores the critical role of adaptive strategies and digital infrastructure in crisis resilience, providing insights for policy makers and organizational leaders on preparing more robust contingency plans for future disruptions. CIDRZ effective implementation of key adaptation strategies—such as remote work arrangements, health safety protocols, and resource reallocation in order to maintain its essential healthcare services and research activities, was of paramount import in trying to mitigate the deadly contagious effect of the pandemic.
ТЕПЛОВЫЕ ПОЛИНОМЫ ДЛЯ ОБРАТНОЙ ЗАДАЧИ СТЕФАНА
Authors: Касабек Д.
Published: February 2025

The study of processes in the field of contact technology hasan important role all over the world. This article considers a mathematical modelof closed contact elements during heating. When an electrical contact is heated,many thermophysical processes occur. The Stefan problem is a mathematicalmodel of a process with a phase change, where heat is either absorbed orreleased. For example, the solidification of metals, the freezing of soil and water,the melting of ice, the growth of crystals, etc. There are two types of Stefan'sproblem, direct and inverse. In the first, the goal of the task is to find thetemperature distribution over the contact element and find the position of themovable boundaries. In the latter case, assuming that the moving boundaries areknown, we can create a heat flow function that determines the temperaturedistribution. This work gives an approximate solution by the method of heatpolynomials.
Effects of Sunflower (Aspillia Africana) Leaves on the Serum Total Protein Levels of MSG-induced Fibroids in Adult Female Wistar Rats
Authors: Obideje Chidera , Eze-Steven Peter , Obideje Kingsley
Published: February 2025

Monosodium glutamate (MSG) flavor enhancing properties has projected its wide use in the food industry, yet it is taught to be linked to uterine fibroids.This study was undertaken to determine the effects of sunflower (Aspila africana) leaf extracts on serum total protein levels of MSG-induced fibroids in female wistar rats. Preparation of aqueous extract of Aspillia africana by mimicking indigenous medical practitioners. Fifteen rats were grouped randomly into three groups. Rats in group 1 severed as control and received only distilled water. Group 2 received 750 mg MSG /kg bodyweight only for 28 days, while group 3 received 750 mg MSG/Kg bodyweight for 28 days then was treated with 350 mg extract/kg bodyweight for another 28 days. Samples were collected weekly via ocular puncture and assayed for total protein. However, a day after final exposure, rats were euthanized by inhalation of chloroform. Blood was then collected by cardiac puncture and total protein levels evaluated. the result shows that MSG alone increase the total protein levels. Treatment with Aspillia africana showed no significant difference in the first three weeks (p = 0.638, p = 0.615 and p = 0.058). However, in the fourth week we observed a significant decrease (p=0.011). MSG possess degenerative effects in the female reproductive system and suggest that prolong exposure to Aspillia africana could be an effective herbal therapy for patients with fibroids without need for surgery.
Exploring Students’ Anxiety in Writing Thesis Proposal
Authors: Dian Octa Sinar Anisah , Rahmawati Wiki Tedi , Prihatini Syafrina
Published: February 2025

This study aims to explore the anxiety experienced by students during the thesis proposal writing process, focusing on the factors that influence the level of anxiety and the strategies used by students to overcome it. This study uses a qualitative approach with a narrative inquiry method to explore students' personal experiences in depth. Data were collected through observation and in-depth interviews with the participants from two final semester students in the English Education Study Program, Al Washliyah University, Medan. The results of the study indicate that the anxiety experienced by students in writing thesis proposals is triggered by various internal and external factors. Although students try various strategies to reduce anxiety, such as dividing tasks into small parts, consulting with lecturers, and using relaxation techniques, anxiety remains a major obstacle in the thesis proposal writing process. This study provides important insights into the importance of more empathetic and systematic guidance, as well as adequate support to improve students' mental well-being during the thesis writing process.