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The Influence of Green Infrastructure and Community Participation on Sustainable Natural Resource Management in Indonesia
Authors: Darman Darman , Elrix Doirebo Hans Yohanes , Judijanto Loso
Published: April 2024

This research explores the influence of green infrastructure and community participation on sustainable natural resource management in Indonesia through qualitative analysis. Fifteen stakeholders, including government officials, activists, community leaders, NGO representatives, and scholars, were interviewed to gather diverse perspectives on the subject. Thematic analysis revealed key themes highlighting the critical role of green infrastructure in enhancing ecosystem resilience and biodiversity conservation. Additionally, community participation emerged as essential for fostering inclusive decision-making processes and empowering local communities in resource governance. Despite challenges such as funding constraints and power imbalances, opportunities for innovation and collaboration were identified. The findings underscore the interconnectedness of green infrastructure, community participation, and sustainable natural resource management, suggesting integrated approaches for addressing the complex challenges facing Indonesia's natural resources.
Employee Performance Indicators at PT. Idea Indonesia Tbk
Authors: Nugraha Rizki Nurul , Handayani Dyah , Safitri Dela
Published: April 2024

This research focuses on analyzing indicators that can have a significant impact on employee performance in the organizational environment of PT Idea Indonesia Tbk. The main focus involves several aspects such as work environment, work motivation, and management support as key elements that play an important role in shaping and influencing employee productivity. This study uses quantitative methods to determine how much influence the variable (X), namely performance indicators and variable (Y), namely company employees at PT Idea Indonesia Tbk. The data obtained was analyzed with multiple linear regression tests. As such, this study aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the dynamics involved in improving employee performance. The results of research on performance indicators on employees have an F-test obtained F count of 3, 540 which states that all variables significantly affect the dependent variable (employee).
A Bibliometric Analysis of the Role of Cultural Diversity in Multinational Management
Authors: Judijanto Loso , Siminto Siminto , Sakti Bayu Purbha
Published: April 2024

Cultural diversity within multinational management is a pivotal area of study with profound implications for organizational effectiveness, innovation, and performance. This open-access article presents a comprehensive bibliometric analysis conducted to synthesize and evaluate the current state of knowledge in this field. Utilizing systematic literature review and bibliometric techniques, we identify and analyze 910 scholarly articles spanning from 1965 to 2024, with a total of 232,210 citations. The analysis reveals enduring scholarly interest, as evidenced by an average citation rate of 3,935.76 cites per year. Top cited research articles highlight seminal contributions that have significantly shaped our understanding of cultural diversity in multinational contexts. Network and overlay visualizations unveil evolving research trends, identifying clusters of interest and emerging areas for future investigation. The findings not only provide a comprehensive overview of existing literature but also offer insights into promising avenues for further research, ultimately contributing to improved organizational performance and intercultural collaboration in the global marketplace.
Significant characteristics in VIS- and IR-spectrum of construction and demolition waste for high-precision supervised classification
Authors: Anding Katharina , Kuritcyn Petr , Linss Elske , Latyev S.
Published: April 2024

This work investigates the ability of LIBS to produce quality spectra from small particles of concrete demolition waste with single-shot spectra in open air. The 2 − 8mm materials are rounded river gravel, green glass shards and plastic flakes. Considered are focal length, air, moisture, laser energy and laser angle of incidence. The research methodology is an experimental study using the observation depth and spectral abundance as quality indicators. The relation between ablation volume, breakdown threshold, signal strength and observation depth is captured in a simplified model to provide a better understanding of the dependence of the spectra on the laser incidence angle and material positioning in the laser beam. A 100mm lens provided a compromise between spectral abundance, level of air interference and achievable observation depth. The study indicates LIBS can yield good quality data, even in cases of up to 3mm surface roughness. Surface moisture did raise the percentage of bad spectra from an average 4% to 18%, but overall LIBS is still capable of providing quality data under challenging conditions.
Sensor-based sorting of mineral construction and demolition wastes by near-infrared
Authors: Linss Elske , Ludwig Horst-Michael , Landmann Mirko , Karrasch Andrea , Kaiser Ferdinand
Published: April 2024

Near-infrared based sorting is one possibility to turn recycled mixture of mineral construction and demolition wastes (CDW) into usable materials and has been investigated in a German research and innovation project. The target was to find suitable optical attributes for the identification of aggregates from construction and demolition wastes. The interdependencies between features from the spectrum analysis and the mineralogical composition of unused building materials were analyzed. Within the presented research project was constructed in cooperation with two German companies a sorting system, which allows sorting of mineral construction and demolition waste in industrial scale.
Micro sensor for determination of thin layer thickness and refractive index
Authors: Schädel Martin , Mitrenga Dennis , Schmitt Philip , Winzer Andreas , Brodersen Olaf
Published: April 2024

We present a microoptical sensor solution for measuring thicknesses and refractive indices of thin layers by measuring changes in polarization of two laser beams under inclined angle of incidence. The compact architecture does not require any moving or rotating components and allows for low-maintenance and robust operation. The measured polarized reflection is modelled by Transfer Matrix method and Levenberg-Marquard fit algorithms in order to obtain the target sample characteristics. Single layer samples of SiO2, SiOxNy and SiNx on Silicon substrate were analyzed. For several different single layer systems the deviations of layer thicknesses and refractive indices are below 3% as compared to independent reference measurements.
Tailoring spectroscopic performance for high end material characterization by customizing grating based spectroscopic equipment
Authors: Kroker Harald , Villier Brice
Published: April 2024

Typical spectroscopic equipment in research labs has varying levels of complexity, covering different applications. When going to industrial instrument design for material characterization, the demands become highly specific: Parameters like stray light performance, resolution, coverage, sensitivity, speed, size, robustness and cost need to be weighted against each other. Especially for large quantities, custom design is one way to target a key market with a unique instrument. This might involve design of a grating, tailoring to the optical configuration, proper detector choice and integration into the instrument. For higher level instrumentation, customization might be mandatory to enabling difficult application. Our approach will be illustrated by showing examples for different categories of spectroscopic equipment, to demonstrate the advantage of customization in fields like material characterization.
Mechanistic-empirical assessment of axle load legal limits on Brazilian roadways
Authors: Inoue Danilo Keniti Nais , Fernandes Junior Jose Leomar
Published: April 2024

This paper presents a comprehensive mechanistic-empirical assessment of axle load legal limits policy on Brazilian roadways, considering the intricate balance between enhanced freight transportation and potential pavement deterioration. Focusing on the prevailing flexible pavements, the study explores factors such as asphalt concrete stiffness, thickness, and axle-load increments, accounting for variations in tire-load and pressure. The analysis reveals complex relationships between these factors and their impact on pavement distress mechanisms, particularly fatigue cracking and rutting. The investigation highlights the substantial influence of axle load legal limits adjustments, even seemingly minor ones, on pavement damage, ride quality, safety, and operational efficiency. A calibrated model for assessing mechanistic-empirical load equivalency factors (LEFs) was developed, offering insights into the disparities between the model and existing empirical equations used in the Brazilian Pavement Design Guide (BPDG). This comparison underscores the potential underestimation of axle load legal limits adjustments in the current approach, emphasizing the importance of informed decision-making in transportation policy. In conclusion, this study provides critical insights for policymakers and engineers while considering axle load policy adjustments. The findings emphasize the significance of accurate engineering considerations to sustainably balance economic growth, road safety, and efficient freight transportation within Brazil’s evolving road network.
Analysis and Prediction of Airspace Availability for Urban Air Mobility Operations in the Sao Paulo Metropolitan Region
Authors: Turchetti João Vitor , Condé Rocha Murça Mayara
Published: April 2024

Urban Air Mobility (UAM) is an emerging form of transportation that is expected to introduce novel flight networks into already busy and complex airspace surrounding major cities and metropolitan regions. This paper studies the dynamics of urban airspace use by conventional aircraft over the Sao Paulo metropolitan region in order to identify and predict which airspace volumes are least constrained and best accessible for future UAM flights. Using historical flight tracking data, clustering analysis is first performed to identify departure and arrival trajectory patterns flown by conventional traffic at the two major airports – Sao Paulo/Guarulhos International airport and Sao Paulo/Congonhas airport. We then create a probabilistic model of the spatiotemporal distribution of air traffic under known meteorological conditions, which enables the prediction of active procedures, their spatial confidence regions and the resulting airspace availability for UAM in response to dynamic operational factors. The data-based approach allowed for a high-fidelity characterization of the Sao Paulo urban airspace use patterns as well as for accurate predictions of the available airspace for UAM, bringing novel insights and capabilities in support of dynamic and efficient urban airspace management.
Preeclampsia and Preterm Delivery Risk: The Significance of Obesity in Pregnancy
Authors: Perić Tamara , Bogavac Mirjana , Belopavlović Zoran
Published: April 2024

Introduction. A significant proportion of women globally, consti tuting 38%, are obese, among whom 24.5% reside in Europe. Obe sity elevates the risk of premature birth due to associated maternal conditions, such as preeclampsia. The objectives were to assess: variations in demographic and clinical characteristics among preg nant women across groups; the impact of obesity on the incidence of preeclampsia and preterm delivery; and the influence of obesity on newborn characteristics.

Methods. One-year prospective study included 133 pregnant wom en gestational age 11-14 gestational week (GW), divided into two groups: OB (41.35%) and CG (58.65%). The data were analyzed using IBM SPSS version 23.

Results. There is statistically significant difference in average body mass index (BMI) (22.01 ± 1.83 vs. 30.26 ± 4.52; p < 0.001) and de livery time (37.94 ± 2.05 vs. 36.87 ± 2.45; p = 0.003) between CG and OB. Obese pregnant women developed preeclampsia significantly more often than normal weight (61.82% vs. 28.21%; p < 0.001). Body mass index has significant moderate predictive ability to predict preeclampsia (AUC 0.696 (95% CI: [0.601; 0.79]). Higher BMI (OR = 1.19, [1.09; 1.29], p < 0.0001) was associated with higher rates of pre eclampsia. Overweight (OR = 2.41, [1.07; 5.43], p = 0.0335), obesity class I, II and III (OR = 20.36, [4.32; 95.99], p = 0.0001) were associated with higher rates of preeclampsia. A poor negative correlation was found between BMI and GW of pregnancy outcome (p = -0.24; r2 = 0.104; p = 0.006). Higher BMI (β = -0.14, [-0.21; -0.07], p = 0.0002) was associated with lower values of GW of pregnancy outcome.

Conclusions. Presence of obesity or overweightness in the first tri mester of pregnancy poses a significant risk factor for preeclampsia and preterm delivery.
Nghiên cứu cơ sở hình thành tư tưởng Hồ Chí Minh về thu hút, trọng dụng nhân tài
Authors: Cao Văn Đan
Published: April 2024

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Một số giải pháp hỗ trợ thúc đẩy chuyển đổi số và đổi mới sáng tạo trong các doanh nghiệp
Authors: Nguyễn Thị Thanh Tâm
Published: April 2024

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Chất lượng đội ngũ lãnh đạo khoa, phòng ở các trường Chính trị cấp tỉnh - từ thực tiễn vùng Đồng bằng sông Hồng
Authors: Ninh Thị Hồng Hạnh
Published: April 2024

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Synthesis, Characterization, and Biological Studies of Metal Complexes of Dicoumarol Derivatives of Gatifloxacin
Authors: Prajapati Nikita , Gautam Poonam , Chaturvedi Shalini , Gautam Deepika , Panchal Manthan , Chawda Nitya
Published: April 2024

Copper(II) complexes were prepared using gatifloxacin and dicoumarin derivatives to investigate their biological activities and to conduct X-ray studies. The complexes were synthesized through classical thermal methods. Biologically potent ligands were synthesized by the reaction of dicoumarin derivative with different aldehydes in ethanol. Cu(II) complexes were formed by mixing ethanolic solution of ligands and gatifloxacin with metal solutions in a 1:1 mole ratio. The structures of the dicoumarin derivatives and their Cu(II) complexes were analyzed by infrared, 1H NMR, 13C NMR, and mass spectrometry. The thermal behavior of the new mixed ligand Cu(II) complexes was investigated by thermogravimetric, fast atom bombardment (FAB) mass, and X-ray analysis. The iron-reducing antioxidant potential (FRAP) (antioxidant activity) of all compounds was evaluated. All the synthesized compounds were screened for antibacterial activity against Escherichia coli; Pseudomonas aeruginosa; Streptococcus pyogenes; minimum inhibitory concentration values for Candida albicans; and Aspergillus niger were determined using the Luria Broth dilution method. The ligands and their complexes were evaluated for antioxidant and antibacterial activity in vitro. The complexes exhibited better results than their respective counterparts.. KEYWORDS :Antimicrobial, Antioxidant, Fast atom bombardment mass, Thermal analysis, Thermo gravimetric analysis, X-ray.
Synthesis and Anti-Oxidant Properties of Some New Schiff Bases Containing Azole Moieties
Authors: Abid Samara Hamid , Mahdi Haider A.
Published: April 2024

Four new Schiff bases (L1-L4) were synthesized and characterized on the basis their spectra of 1H-NMR, 13C-NMR, Fourier transform infrared, and elemental analysis (CHN). The program Gaussian 09 software and DFT-based B3LYP method along using the 6-31G+(d,p) basis set were used for theoretical accounts. The antioxidant activity of the synthesized compounds was evaluated by DPPH scavenger and these compounds showed good antioxidant activity.. KEYWORDS :Antibacterial, Antioxidant, Azomethine, Schiff base.
Synthesis and Application of 3-[3-Phenylpyrazylazo]-2,7-Naphthalendiol for Improved Palladium Determination in Environmental Samples and Enhanced ZnO Nanoparticle Performance
Authors: Abbas Yasir J. , Razzaq Zahraa L. , Sead Fadhil Faez , Mohammed Hussain J. , Abed Hussein Najm
Published: April 2024

In this study, a spectrophotometric method for the determination of low levels of palladium (II) was developed by forming a complex with the new reagent 3-(3-phenyl pyrazyl azo)-2,7-naphthalendiol (3PPAN). The complex showed maximum absorption at 612 nm with a maximum molar absorptivity of 4.911?104 L/mol/cm, and a linear correlation was established between absorbance and concentration. The accuracy and repeatability of the method were evaluated and found to be precise (RSD 1.22%) and accurate (relative error 0.157%). The method?s selectivity was also tested by evaluating the effect of various ions. The stability constant of the complex was determined to be 2.759?107 L/mol. The method was successfully applied to the determination of Pd (II) ions in environmental samples of water and soil. In addition, the new ligand (3PPAN) was used to improve the properties of nano ZnO through a ligand exchange reaction on nanoparticles.. KEYWORDS :Azo, Palladium, Spectrophotometric, ZnO nanoparticles.
Disaster Management and Emergency Response: Improving Coordination and Preparedness
Authors: Ahmadi Rulam , Prihatiningrum RR. Yulianti , Suyatno Agus , Faqih Mustofa , Muazzinah Muazzinah
Published: April 2024

Disasters pose significant challenges to communities worldwide, necessitating effective disaster management and emergency response systems. This study aims to evaluate current practices in disaster management and emergency response, focusing on enhancing coordination and preparedness. Through qualitative analysis, including literature review and library research, this study assesses existing strategies and identifies areas for improvement. The findings underscore the importance of robust coordination mechanisms among various stakeholders involved in disaster management, including government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and community groups. Moreover, the study highlights the critical role of preparedness measures in mitigating the impact of disasters and facilitating timely and effective response efforts. By synthesizing insights from existing literature and case studies, this research provides valuable recommendations for enhancing disaster management and emergency response frameworks. The results emphasize the need for comprehensive planning, capacity-building initiatives, and the integration of technology to strengthen resilience and response capabilities. Furthermore, the study underscores the significance of community engagement and public awareness campaigns in fostering a culture of preparedness and resilience. Overall, this research contributes to the ongoing discourse on disaster risk reduction and emergency management by offering insights into improving coordination and preparedness strategies in the face of natural and man-made disasters.
Synthesis And Characterization Of Nanomaterials
Authors:   Professor  Department of Mechanical Engineering  Noorul Islam Centre for Higher Education Kanyakumari District, Tamil Nadu, India, Anand Dr. M. Dev
Published: April 2024

Nanomaterials are described as materials that include particles, either in an unbound form or as an aggregate or as an agglomeration, and where at least fifty percent of the particles in the number size distribution have one or more exterior dimensions that fall within the size range of one nanometer to one hundred nanometers. Nanomaterials may be considered natural, accidental, or produced. Not only do nanomaterials and their related bulk materials have morphological qualities that are distinct from one another, but they also have the potential to exhibit physicochemical properties that are distinct from one another. Nanomaterials that have been manufactured are considered to be essential components of innovations in a wide range of fields that have the potential to have a significant impact. These fields include energy generation and storage, electronics, photonics, diagnostics, integrated sensors, semiconductors, foods, textiles, structural materials, sunscreens, cosmetics, and coatings or drug delivery systems, as well as medical imaging equipment. Students, researchers, and engineers who are looking for methods to create and characterise nanostructures in detail are the target audience for this book.
The Rainbow Economy Model Leads To Holistic Circular Model
Authors: Iyer Dr Shankar Subramanian , G.M Dr Divakar , Krishnan Amritha Subhayan , Malhotra Dr Sangeeta , Singh Dr Amit K. , Khan Dr Firoz
Published: April 2024

The Rainbow Economy Model is a theoretical framework that proposes a holistic and inclusive approach to economic development. This model emphasizes the importance of diversity, equality, and sustainability in driving economic growth and prosperity. It recognizes that a vibrant and resilient economy is built upon a diverse range of industries, businesses, and individuals, each contributing their unique strengths and perspectives. The Rainbow Economy Model promotes the integration of social, environmental, and economic factors in decision-making processes, aiming to create a balanced and equitable society. This research aims to explore the principles and potential implications of the Rainbow Economy Model, assess its feasibility in different contexts, and identify strategies for its implementation. The research adopts mixed methodology to ascertain the holistic sustainability circular model namely the “The Rainbow Economy Model”. The practical, the social implications are quite evident, and the contribution is the data collected for future research and the Rainbow model of Sustainability.
Homeopathic Globules for Environmental Lawyers
Authors: Wegener Bernhard
Published: April 2024

Are courts, as institutions aimed at individual justice, suitable institutions for dealing with the climate crisis? Could they guide the social and global transformation processes that are certainly necessary? Bernhard Wegener takes a clear stand against the “sweet illusion of climate justice“.
Respuesta morfológica y rendimiento de trigo (triticum aestivum) a productos bioestimulantes
Authors:   Universidad Adventista de Chile, Moraga-Bustos Sergio , Pinto-Poblete Andrés , Betancur Matías , Rivas-Tisnao Yessica , Jofré-Vásquez María , Cárcamo Víctor , Pinto Morales Fernando , Vielma Ignacio
Published: April 2024

La demanda de trigo tiene desafíos a causa de las adversidades climáticas. Los biofertilizantes son una alternativa sostenible para suministrar nutrientes, reduciendo la necesidad de fertilizantes sintéticos. Sin embargo, los efectos de los biofertilizantes no son del todo conocidos en el trigo. Este estudio, evaluó el uso de distintos biofertilizantes en un cultivo de trigo en la región de Ñuble. Los tratamientos fueron aplicaciones de tres biofertlizantes: Comcat, Zumsil y Lithovit y un testigo. Se midieron indicadores de rendimiento, como peso hectolitro, plantas por metro lineal, peso de 100 granos y rendimiento total. Así también atributos morfológicos del trigo como altura de planta, diámetro de tallo, largo de espiga y largo de raíz. Los resultados demostraron que el Lithovit aumentó el número de plantas por metro lineal, peso hectolitro y raíces en un 24.12%, 2,97% y 27,63% respecto al control, atribuyendo este aumento al carbonato de calcio de su composición. Comcat y Zumsil aumentaron el largo de espiga en un 8,98% y 2,69% respecto al control. Por lo tanto, los biofertilizantes como Lithovit representan un recurso prometedor para la mejora sostenible de la producción de trigo bajo un marco de cambio climático y seguridad alimentaria.
The Implications of Materialist Dialectics of Xi Jinping Thought on Culture
Authors:   Yixin Publisher, Zheng Wei , Wang Shuai
Published: April 2024

Abstract：Xi Jinping thought on culture is a scientific theory formed from profound answers to a series of basic questions about what kind of socialist cultural power is to be built and how it is to be built, and it is a sublimation and leap forward of the Marxist concept of culture in contemporary China. Xi Jinping Thought on Culture has a deep materialistic dialectical content, which is reflected in the “interactive dialectic” of economic construction and cultural construction, the “primary and secondary dialectic” of cultural subject and cultural diversity, the “development dialectic” of cultural inheritance and cultural innovation, and the “development dialectic” of cultural inheritance and cultural innovation, and “co-ordination dialectic” of cultural interpretation and cultural practice. Specifically elaborating on the material dialectic embedded in Xi Jinping Thought on Culture is conducive to deepening the in-depth understanding and grasp of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, including Xi Jinping Thought on Culture, and to enhancing the effectiveness of scientific theories in guiding cultural practice.
Research on the Influencing Factors of the Willingness of the Silver-Haired Generation to Participate in Smart Community Elderly Care Services
Authors:   Yixin Publisher, Li Chaoyang , Niu Kaining , Ren Yulu , Liang Jie , Cao Luhao
Published: April 2024

With the accelerating global aging population, solving eldercare issues has become a significant challenge, and smart community elderly care services based on big data and internet technology have emerged as a response. To further analyze the factors influencing the elderly’s willingness to participate in smart community elderly care services, this study first reviews relevant literature from the perspectives of smart community elderly care and willingness to participate, providing a theoretical basis for this paper. Next, to ensure the typicality of the research, Weifang City is selected as the study’s experimental site. Questionnaires were distributed to collect data on the elderly’s willingness to participate in smart community elderly care services, and univariate analysis was conducted for factor screening. The screened results were then analyzed using binary logistic regression. The results are mainly analyzed from three aspects: individual factors such as age, type of household registration, and occupation; family internal factors such as living situation, family support for participating in community elderly care, and external factors such as neighborhood relationships and exposure to privacy. These factors influence the elderly’s willingness to participate in smart community elderly care. Finally, through discussion, the study identifies existing problems and proposes measures to improve the elderly’s willingness to participate in smart community elderly care, such as providing demand-oriented services, updating elderly care concepts, and creating a favorable external environment.
Three-dimensional Reflection on Xi Jinping Thought on Culture: The Theoretical Origin, Historical Vein and Realistic Basis
Authors:   Yixin Publisher, Xing Guotong
Published: April 2024

Abstract: Xi Jinping Thought on Culture is the latest achievement of the development of Marxism in the cultural field and the action guide of China's cultural construction in the new era. In order to deeply study Xi Jinping Thought on Culture, we must correctly understand the theoretical source, historical vein and realistic foundation of Xi Jinping Thought on Culture. As far as the source of its theory is concerned, Xi Jinping Thought on Culture takes Marxist cultural theory as the “soul”, Chinese excellent traditional culture as the “root”, and the excellent achievements of human civilization as the mirror. In terms of its historical vein, Xi Jinping Thought on Culture comes down in a continuous line from the CPC’s cultural thought in the period of the new-democratic revolution, inherits and develops the CPC’s cultural thought in the period of socialist revolution and construction, continues to extend the CPC’s cultural thought in the new period of reform, opening up, and socialist modernization, and succinctly sublimates the CPC’s cultural thought since the new era. As far as the basis of its reality is concerned, the formation of Xi Jinping Thought on Culture is inseparable from the significant improvement of the comprehensive quality of Chinese people, the continuous improvement of social civilization and the steady growth of national cultural soft power.
The CPC’s New Practice of Promoting Youth Political Socialization: Simulated CPPCC Proposal Activity
Authors:   Yixin Publisher, Cun Zihui
Published: April 2024

Abstract: Youth political socialization is the key work of the CPC to promote the socialist democratic political system, but it also faces multi-dimensional practical challenges. In the new era, the CPC must answer the issue of how to promote the multi-dimensional development of political socialization at the individual level of youth and internalize the universal norms of political socialization at the group level. In the path selection of youth political socialization, simulating the proposal activity of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference has become a new practice form of youth political socialization in China. As a new attempt of the CPC to promote the political socialization of youth, the simulated proposal activity of the CPPCC is aimed at shaping the political personality of young people through improving their political awareness, political participation and political consciousness to realize the political socialization of young individuals; At the same time, it also promotes the development of socialist democratic political system by consolidating consensus, building belonging, and enhancing identity, in order to achieve the political socialization of young people.
The Enlightenment of Makesi Engesi Lun Zhongguo from the Perspective of World History Theory on building “a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind” in the New Era
Authors:   Yixin Publisher, Li Jingya , Wang Zhizhong
Published: April 2024

Abstract: Makesi Engesi Lun Zhongguo explains the formation of modern world history and explores the development path of modern China from an international perspective. The world historical theory reflected in its discussion provides us with Basically theoretical perspective under historical materialism to elaborate on the construction of the “community with a shared future for mankind” in the new era. This article first analyzes the academic logic of the formation of Marx and Engels’ world history theory, and then elaborates on the theoretical basis and practical exploration of building the “community with a shared future for mankind” under the new era of socialism with Chinese characteristics. It believes that the “community with a shared future for mankind” is the application of world history theory. The theory’s serious criticism of the capitalist logic in the past international political and economic order and the sublimation of the goal of “common values for all mankind” are the inheritance and innovative development of Marxist historical materialism and the concept of “community”. Makesi Engesi Lun Zhongguo has important enlightenment and reference significance for building the contemporary “community with a shared future for mankind”.
A Three-Dimensional Analysis of the Sense of Community for the Chinese Nation from the Perspective of Border Governance
Authors:   Yixin Publisher, Yang Jinhui
Published: April 2024

Border governance is the key work to achieve national reunification and promote the overall and healthy development of the country, and the establishment, development and consolidation of the sense of community of the Chinese nation is an important ideological basis for the unified development of the country’s ethnic unity, and the two have a certain degree of coupling. Based on the perspective of Border governance, the analysis of forging the sense of community of the Chinese nation from different dimensions has a driving role in solving the problems of Border governance and optimizing the measures of Border governance, which is conducive to improving the quality and efficiency of Border governance. Therefore, this paper takes the background of Border governance, based on the historical dimension, the value dimension and the practical dimension, respectively expounds the development approach, value role and practical path of forging the sense of community of the Chinese nation, aiming to actively promote the stability of the sense of community of the Chinese nation through three-dimensional analysis, so as to provide strong support for the scientific development of border governance.
Research on the Formation and Evolution of the Autonomous Knowledge System of Religious Work with Chinese Characteristics
Authors:   Yixin Publisher, Yuan Kun
Published: April 2024

Abstract: The practice of religious work with Chinese characteristics promotes the emergence of religious work literature, which is the context of the evolution of religious work, the contextual evolution of textual value, historical value, theoretical value and practical value given by the changes in historical situations, and constantly promotes the creation of the artistic conception of the autonomous knowledge system of the macro structure, mesolevel and meso-mode of religious work. Based on the literature on religious work, this paper reviews the arduous process of religious work with Chinese characteristics, refines the essence, summarizes the experience, deeply explains the meaning of the times in the construction of an independent knowledge system of religious work, and deepens the “living” of religious work texts, the “proof” of history, and the “meaning” of reality.
The Impact of Stressful Life Events on Academic Burnout among College Students: A Moderated Mediation Model
Authors:   Yixin Publisher, Niu Jianwei , Ma Xuehai
Published: April 2024

To explore the relationship between stressful life events and college students learning burnout, as well as the mediating effect of anxiety and the moderating effect of coping style, this paper conducted a questionnaire survey on 568 college students by using stressful life events scale, learning burnout scale, coping style scale and self-rating anxiety scale. The results show that stressful life events are negatively correlated with positive coping styles, positively correlated with negative coping styles, anxiety and learning burnout, and positively correlated with negative coping styles, anxiety and learning burnout. Anxiety has a significant mediating effect between stressful life events and college students’ learning burnout; Positive coping style significantly negatively regulates the influence of stressful life events on anxiety and learning burnout of college students, while negative coping style significantly positively regulates the influence of stressful life events on anxiety and learning burnout of college students. Anxiety plays an intermediary role between stressful life events and college students’ learning burnout, and this intermediary role is regulated by negative coping styles.
The Impact of College Students’ Emotional Intelligence on Stress Perception: The Mediating Roles of Psychological Resilience and Positive Coping Style
Authors:   Yixin Publisher, Dong Gaozhi , Lin Xiaoqin , Wei Siyue , Dong Wenli , Zhang Shuo , Fu Yuanshu
Published: April 2024

In order to investigate the impact of emotional intelligence on perceived stress and their inner-effect mechanism, A total of 543 college students were assessed with Emotional Intelligence Scale, Resilience Scale for Chinese Adolescents, Simplified Coping Style Questionnaire and Perceived Stress Scale. The results show that: (1) Emotional intelligence can significantly negatively predict perceived stress. (2) Resilience and positive coping style respectively play a mediating role between emotional intelligence and perceived stress. (3) Emotional intelligence can also influence perceived stress through the chain mediation of resilience and positive coping style. The research reveals the action mechanism between emotional intelligence and perceived stress, and provides a certain level of guidance for the psychological health education work in colleges and universities in the postpandemic era.
The Plight of Modern People: An Exploration of the Theme of Alienation in The MaddAddam Trilogy under Fromm’s Alienation Theory
Authors:   Yixin Publisher, Guo Ziqian , Wu Yanjing
Published: April 2024

Margaret Atwood is one of the most influential and prolific female writers in contemporary Canada and she is also known as the “Queen of Canadian Literature”. Her works involve gender, ethnicity, ecology, politics and other fields, and constantly reflect on human survival through revealing the nature of society. In The MaddAddam Trilogy, Atwood explores the plight faced by modern people by analyzing the alienated relations between the protagonists and themselves, others and society, and embodies Atwood’s humanistic concern. Therefore, based on Fromm’s theory of alienation, this paper interprets the theme of alienation in the trilogy, discusses its causes and solutions, in order to solve the dilemma of modern people’s existence and promote the healthy development of their personality.
The Role Confusion and Relief Path of Young Teachers in Private Universities
Authors:   Yixin Publisher, Mou Shan , Mi Hongliu
Published: April 2024

The rapid development of higher education in China has made the role of private universities in the education industry increasingly significant. As the main force engaged in teaching and research in private universities, the growth and development of young teachers directly affect the quality of education and the level of education. But in the real education ecosystem, young teachers in private universities often encounter multiple role challenges and confusion. They not only have to play the role of educators, but also become researchers and social service providers. This complex identity relationship often leads them to face problems of unclear role positioning and role conflicts. These problems not only affect the individual career development of young teachers, but also pose potential constraints on the long-term development of private universities. Therefore, in-depth exploration of the role confusion of young teachers in private universities has certain theoretical and practical significance for promoting their career development, optimizing the teaching staff of private universities, and improving the quality of education.
A Path for Cultivating the Practical Teaching Ability of “Dualqualified” Teacher” Based on Enterprise Practice Mobile Stations
Authors:   Yixin Publisher, Yin Minqiang
Published: April 2024

With the deepening of the Action Plan for Improving the Quality of Vocational Education (2020-2023), the development of enterprise-education integration, the establishment of teacher enterprise practice mobile station, and the training of “double-qualified” teachers have become important lessons to support the development of modern vocational education. Faced with the practical problems of insufficient integration of production and education in China's vocational education and the lack of practical enterprise experience in teachers, vocational colleges must deepen the integration of production and education and school-enterprise cooperation in order to build a high-quality enterprise practice mobile station, and thus promote the training of “double-qualified” teachers, and significantly improve the practical teaching ability and comprehensive literacy of teachers. In this context, this paper carries out research. By analyzing the necessity of the construction of enterprise practice mobile station in vocational colleges and the problems faced in the construction of enterprise practice mobile station, it further puts forward the construction and management approach of enterprise practice mobile station in vocational colleges and the training path of “double-qualified” practical teaching ability based on enterprise practice mobile station.
Rethinking the “differentiation” of Journalism andCommunication Master’s Degree Training
Authors:   Yixin Publisher, Gao Hongbo
Published: April 2024

At present, the difference between the training of academic master’s and professional master’s in journalism and communication is not obvious, and the main reason is that the teachers in the school are solidified and the role of industry mentors is insufficient. From the curriculum to the dissertation, the “professional master” is transforming into a low-profile version of the “master’s degree”, and its differentiated training should be concentrated in the curriculum and practical teaching, etc., and the subjective initiative of the industry mentors should be actively exerted, so as to truly cultivate innovative, applied and compound high-level journalism and communication talents who master the “eighteen kinds martial arts” of new media communication.
A Study on the Innovation of Ideological and Political Teaching of Marxist News View Course under the Background of New Liberal Arts
Authors:   Yixin Publisher, Zhu Lifang , Mo Guangmu
Published: April 2024

The proposal of the new liberal arts concept further clarifies the necessity and urgency of the innovation of ideological and political teaching of Marxist Journalism View Course. On the basis of analyzing the shortcomings of ideological and political teaching of Marxist Journalism View Course and the ideological characteristics of college students, this study puts forward innovative methods of ideological and political teaching of Marxist Journalism View Course. The innovation from teaching syllabus, teaching case, teaching mode, teaching evaluation and so on are both practical and extensive innovation path.
The Ideological and Cultural Innovation of the Chinese Path to Modernization: Based on the Teaching Reform of Ideological and Political Theory Courses in Universities
Authors:   Yixin Publisher, Liu Bing , Liu Wei
Published: April 2024

Chinese-style modernization is the socialist modernization by communist party, which reflects the historical transcendence of socialist modernization over capitalist modernization. It is an arduous theoretical task to deeply understand Chinese-style modernization from the ideological and cultural dimension .Starting from the teachers’ own jobs in ideological and political theory courses in colleges and universities, we focus on the construction of the teaching material system of ideological and political theory courses.and explore how to clearly understand and explain Chinese-style modernization to create new ideological culture in the teaching position of ideological and political theory courses.We should deeply study the textbook system,run through every course with Chinese modernization as the red line,convince people with the depth and breadth of ideology and culture,and avoid dispersion and superficiality,so that students can clearly and consciously use it as a clue to study and think,so as to study Chinese modernization and its ideological and cultural foundation more widely and deeply. In this way, the teaching content of ideological and political theory course can finally be transformed into the lofty aspirations of teachers and students, and inspire young people in the new era to truly join the historical torrent of realizing the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
The Hotspots and Trends in the Literature on Foreign-languagecourse-based Ideological and Moral Education: A Visualized Analysis Based on CiteSpace & VOSviewer
Authors:   Yixin Publisher, Liu Dianzhang , Cai Lei , Kuang Qiao
Published: April 2024

This study offers a bibliometric analysis of research trends in foreign-language-course-based ideological and moral education from 2004 to 2023. Data were extracted from the CNKI, including 5197 journal articles. Citespace software and VOSviewer are used to track the developmental process and trend of future research on foreign-language-course-based ideological and moral education. We report the following findings: (1) the research on foreign-language-course-based ideological and moral education has gone through two stages -- budding and explosive growth, witnessing a rising trend year by year; (2) the research on practical experience and theoretical construction are widely recognized; (3) the collaboration rate between core authors is low, indicating an independent research trend; (4) research hotspots include such keywords as English teaching, innovation, elements of ideological and moral education, and cultural confidence, etc.; (5) the research focus experiences the gradual transition from the call for theory to the exploration of practices. With the strengthening of China’s ideological and moral education, the research objects, ideological and moral elements, research perspectives and research methods of foreign-language-course-based ideological and moral education are expected to be expanded and innovated.
Clinical Risks for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
Authors: Brown Jennifer R.
Published: April 2024

Our understanding of risk factors for the development of chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) is still incomplete and includes genetic and environmental factors. CLL is one of the most familial of all cancers, yet common high-penetrance risk alleles have not been identified. Genome-wide association studies have identified many common variants with low relative risks, whereas exome-wide rare variant analysis has implicated ATM in CLL causation. Environmental factors have also been challenging to identify given the limited understanding of the relevant time period of exposure relative to diagnosis, and the inability to quantify past exposures. Agent Orange and glyphosate herbicides have perhaps the most data to support their role. CLL is preceded by a precursor condition called monoclonal B-cell lymphocytosis (MBL), which could therefore be considered a risk factor, but which itself is likely caused by the same risk factors that ultimately give rise to CLL. Although virtually all people with CLL have a preceding MBL phase, most people with MBL will not develop CLL.
SOUND THERAPY AND MUSIC MEDICINE: BIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS (Part 2)
Authors: Stuart John
Published: April 2024

This article provides clinicians and other medical professionals with an introduction to the related fields of Sound Therapy and Music Medicine, outlining some of the many biological mechanisms advantageously activated by these modern modalities. The umbrella term for audible sound therapies is often popularly referred to as «Vibrational Medicine», embracing the energetic (vibrational) interconnectedness of the mind-body system. The information provided is intended for physicians, psychologists, music therapists, nurses, integrative medicine practitioners, and wellness practitioners utilizing the therapeutic potential of Vibrational Medicine. Since the body is comprised of vibrational energy, a wide variety of energetic modalities are available to support the patient’s physiology, and the article describes some of the many physiological mechanisms initiated by Sound Therapy and Music Medicine, perhaps most importantly, pain mediation, achieved by locally applied specific sound frequencies. Other mechanisms, such as vagal stimulation, are described and achieved by experiencing specific sound frequencies or music via headphones. The article is in two parts: Part 1 was published in the past issue (3-2023) of the «Medicine and Art» journal (https://doi.org/10.60042/2949-2165-2023-1-3-60-93). It provides a short history of therapeutic sound, followed by definitions of Music Therapy, Music Medicine, and Sound Therapy, followed by sections on some of the many biological mechanisms activated by full body immersion in music or specific sound frequencies, including an introduction to pain mediation by sound. Part 2 includes breaking the pain-spasm pain cycle in spinal injury by sound; pain relief and anxiety relief by acupressure and sonopuncture; oxygen-driven healing by sound; musical stimulation of the immune system; sonic stimulation of the vagus nerve via headphones and by vocalizations; and last, a look into the future of vibrational medicine.