bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Extension of Beauveria bassiana the Effectiveness As a Coffee Fruit Borer Pest Control in Ngrayudan Village, Ngawi Regency
Authors: Farasifa Aida Putri , Purwanti Eny Wahyuning , Gunawan Gunawan
Published: July 2024

The development of coffee cultivation in Ngrayudan Village, Ngawi Regency has experienced a decline in quality due to the attack of the Coffee Fruit Borer pest. The pest causes damage to the coffee fruit. Based on the results of the identification of the area potential, there is a problem regarding the handling of Coffee Fruit Borer pests that had not been maximized by farmers in Ngrayudan Village. Farmers do not have the knowledge and skills to use biological agents as solutions. This study aims to design extension and behavior changes related to farmers' knowledge, attitudes, and skills. This research was conducted in February - March 2024 using a qualitative approach by using the level III action research method which has four stages in extension activities including planning, action, observation, and reflection. Based on observations and interviews with respondents after counseling showed significant changes in behavior. Supported by quantitative data from the extension evaluation results which showed an increase in knowledge of 34%, while the attitude level showed results of 89% including in the category of responsibility in deciding a matter, and a skill level of 80% including in the level of problem-solving farmers can describe problems to find the best solution. The conclusion of this study shows the existence of effective extension in improving behavior change in Farmer Groups in making biological agents such as Coffee Fruit Borer pest control.
Tourist Perceptions of Sapta Pesona in the Poncokusumo Tourism Village
Authors: Azzahra Yulia Rochmah  , Ambayoen Mas Ayu , Lintar Brillian Pintakami
Published: July 2024

This research aims to analyze tourists' perceptions of the application of the elements of Sapta Pesona and formulate a strategy for developing Sapta Pesona in the Poncokusumo Tourism Village. Sapta Pesona which includes Safe, Orderly, Clean, Cool, Beautiful, Friendly, and Memorable is a concept designed to increase the attraction of tourists to tourist destinations. The research method used was a survey with a questionnaire distributed to tourists visiting the Poncokusumo Tourism Village. The collected data was analyzed quantitatively to evaluate tourists' perceptions of each element of Sapta Pesona. In addition, a QSPM SWOT analysis was carried out on the results of interviews with tourism village managers and community leaders to identify effective development strategies. The results of the research show that tourists' perceptions of the implementation of Sapta Pesona in the Poncokusumo Tourism Village generally give a positive value with a total score of 331.3, including very good characteristics. Analysis carried out using the QSPM Matrix, the market penetration strategy obtained the highest Total Attractive Score (TAS), namely 5.105. Therefore, this strategy is the best choice for the Poncokusumo Tourism Village.
The Impact of Parentification on Mental Health and Identity in a Sample of University Students in Lebanon
Authors:   , Hajjar Ranya
Published: July 2024

Parentification is a role-reversal, or boundary dissolution, where a child is assigned roles and responsibilities that are typically performed by parents. In a convenience sample of 157 university students, the study investigated the effect of past and ongoing “destructive” levels of emotional parentification and perceived unfairness on mental health outcomes and identity development. Participants were recruited from 2 universities, Haigazian University (n=71) and Arab Open University (n=45), both located in Beirut, Lebanon. The remaining participants (n=41) were recruited online. All participants filled out the Demographic Questionnaire, Filial Responsibility Scale-Adult (FRS-A), Identity Distress Scale (IDS) and the Brief Symptoms Inventory- 18 (BSI-18). In a one-way Anova analysis, those who reported ongoing caregiving were found to have significantly more mental health symptoms and identity distress than those who reported low levels of parentification (i.e. No Caregiving Group). Past emotional caregiving and perceived unfairness were positively and significantly correlated to mental health symptoms and identity distress, but did not predict poor outcomes. Ongoing emotional caregiving was found to be positively and significantly correlated to mental health symptoms but not to identity distress, and did not predict poor outcomes. Meanwhile, ongoing perceived unfairness was positively and significantly correlated to mental health symptoms and identity distress, and it predicted mental health symptoms but not identity distress. The results of this study illustrated how in a Lebanese sample, specific caregiving dimensions, ongoing caregiving and perceived unfairness, may be more destructive than other dimensions that are typically associated to poor outcomes (i.e. past emotional caregiving).
Coping Strategies against Burnout in School Leaders: A Comparative Study of School Leaders in Lebanon and Uganda
Authors:   , Casimiro Lokwang Koryang
Published: July 2024

This study explores, compares and contrasts coping strategies used by school leaders in Lebanon and Uganda against risks of burnout. Typically, school leaders’ work is stressful as it is characterised by multiple, undefined and often conflicting roles and expectations despite time, funding and staffing constraints; insufficient preparation; institutional interference; and lack of supports systems. These lead to emotional exhaustion, depersonalisation and job dissatisfaction. Yet there are hardly any empirical and theoretical studies in Lebanon and Uganda that address burnout in school leaders. This study adopted a grounded theory approach to gauge coping strategies used by 16 school leaders selected using purposive and theoretical sampling. Data collection and analysis were simultaneously conducted, with data analysis determining what data to collect next until saturation was reached. Findings revealed few differences in coping strategies at the national context. However, personal and school contexts contributed to variations in coping strategies. Common coping strategies used by school leaders in both Lebanon and Uganda included: sharing leadership responsibilities, understanding school culture, adaptability, balancing work and personal life, building support and collaboration, time management, expertise and professional development. A coping strategy unique to few participants in Lebanon was building a culture of trust, and operating with a leadership team. In Uganda, schools had a leadership structure in which the school leader had two deputies. The leadership structure also gave some responsibilities to student leaders. The study recommends that school leaders adopt leadership styles and school culture that promote shared responsibility to offset stress, strain and possible burnout.
Intrinsic, Extrinsic Religiosity and Gender as Predictors of Attitudes towards Mental Illness among Lebanese University Students
Authors:   , Valentine Valen
Published: July 2024

This study examines the extent to which Allport’s two forms of religious commitment (intrinsic (I) and extrinsic (E) religiosity), as well as gender predict attitudes toward mental illness in a sample of 200 Lebanese university students of both sexes and aged between 18 and 25 years. Religiosity was measured by Gorsuch and McPherson’s Religiosity Scale (I/E-R) which further distinguishes between extrinsic-personal (Ep) and extrinsic-social (Es) religiosity. Attitudes toward mental illness, namely stigma, were measured by the Community Attitudes toward the Mentally Ill scale (CAMI). Findings revealed that participants on average had positive attitudes toward mental illness, and were low on all three dimensions of religiosity (I, Ep and Es). A hierarchical multiple regression, after controlling for demographics, found no significant prediction of Ep and Es for the outcome variable, yet contrary to literature findings, participants high on intrinsic religiosity (I) had negative attitudes toward mental illness (r = -.18, p < .05), and there was a significant positive relationship between I and Es (rs = .27, p < .01). In line with literature findings, there was a significant positive relationship between I and Ep (rs = .63, p < .01). In line with previous literature, gender was a significant negative predictor of overall attitudes towards mental illness, suggesting a more positive attitude toward mental illness for women. There is optimism in the overall finding that, contrary to previous literature on stigma and mental illness in Lebanon, our sample showed positive attitudes toward mental illness, as well as in the finding that religiosity did not predict attitudes towards mental illness, in a region where religion has been shown to contribute to the stigma against mental illness. This may be an indicator that traditional religious-oriented mindsets concerning mental illness may be changing. However, in light of the unexpected relation between intrinsic religiosity and stigma, as well as between I and Es, the concept of religiosity as per Allport’s original formulation and later research on the dimensions of religiosity, is re-examined and interpreted in relation to the Lebanese socio-cultural context.
Optimizing FDM 3D Printing of Medical Models
Authors: STRNAD Gabriela ,   University of Medicine, Pharmacy, Science and Technology ”G.E. Palade” of Târgu Mureș, Romania
Published: July 2024

Present paper presents the results on four cases of optimization of FDM 3D printing of
medical models used for training on specific medical issues (2 cases) and of personalized
patient-specific models used for complex Trauma and Orthopedic surgical procedures
planning (2 cases). Depending on optimization criteria (proper combination of model
splitting – minimum need of supports/or no supports – minimization of printing time and
material consumption, facile support removal and good surface quality), the modification of
the Cura slicer recommended settings related to layer thickness and support pattern, support
Z distance, support X/Y distance, support overhang angle, and minimum support area,
allowed the reduction of 3D printing time with 24% and 33%, very easy support removal,
and an assessment of surface accuracy and quality as very good for the purpose, made by
end users.
Premeasurement and Analysis of the IAQ Parameters
Authors: DALALAU-RUS Adrian ,   University of Medicine, Pharmacy, Science and Technology ”G.E. Palade” of Târgu Mureș, Romania, BUCUR Mihaela ,   University of Medicine, Pharmacy, Science and Technology ”G.E. Palade” of Târgu Mureș, Romania
Published: July 2024

Indoor Air Quality is one of the most essential factors for ensuring a healthy and comfortable
environment inside the buildings. In order to obtain precise and reliable measurements for
IAQ, it is necessary to implement a pretesting phase and to perform an analyze of the the
data resulted before using the measurement device Testo, according to standards: ISO 7730
and ASHRAE 55. Pretesting is important to identify and eliminated possible errors or
external factors which can influence in the end the measurement data all of this so the quality
of the data can be improved. This paper aims to analyze a data series of IAQ measurements
by using a measurement device, special dedicated for monitoring and evaluation of different
ventilation systems. Data taken out of the monitoring phase is processed and the results show
the issues with the existing air ventilation systems as well as the potential improvement
solutions for the identified nonconformities. The usage of the standards ISO 7730, ASHRAE
55 and Testo measuring device has a big potential in assuring good and reliable
measurements of the IAQ. It is important to highlight the importance of pretesting phase and
the analyze of the measurement data in order to ensure a good evaluation and finally a sum
of solutions focused on providing healthy and comfortable environments.
The European Vocational Education and Training System: Towards a Unified Approach
Authors: Veres Miklos-Marius ,   Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania, Veres Cristina , Albu Sorin Cristian ,   University of Medicine, Pharmacy, Science and Technology ”G.E. Palade” of Târgu Mureș, Romania,   University of Medicine, Pharmacy, Science and Technology ”G.E. Palade” of Târgu Mureș, Romania
Published: July 2024

The European vocational education and training system exhibits significant diversity, with
each country implementing its unique approach. While a unified European solution is
desirable, a lack of comprehensive knowledge in this area hinders the development of
policies that could establish a basic model applicable to all countries, albeit with necessary
variations due to socio-economic nuances. European policymakers and stakeholders
recognize the importance of vocational education and training, including formats like Dual
School and Work-based Learning. Nations have committed to common targets in their
education and training strategies, driven by globalized competition and the need for
professional workers skilled in new technologies. Nevertheless, with the support of
established systems, this European solution shows great potential for seamless operation
and effectiveness. A successful European strategy would take into account the advancements
in technology, the unique regional and national characteristics of the workforce in terms of
traditional skills and competencies, and notably, the available natural resources. These
resources have become a crucial factor in industrial efficiency and competitiveness.
Implementation of dual school models varies at the European level, influenced by national
strategies shaped by local factors. Some countries prioritize collaboration with stakeholders
and regulatory frameworks to optimize professional training, while others, like Romania and
Bulgaria, are just beginning to adopt dual school laws, with emerging examples of best
practices. Romania, in particular, has largely followed the German model due to economic
influences. In 2006, the European Council recognized vocational training through dual
schools as an excellent investment, yielding high returns, surpassing initial costs, and
delivering long-term efficiency and productivity benefits.
Aspects Regarding the Conceptual Optimization of Design and Prototyping Manufacturing
Authors: BUCUR Bogdan ,   University of Medicine, Pharmacy, Science and Technology ”G.E. Palade” of Târgu Mureș, Romania
Published: July 2024

Every product initially starts with a creative idea, more or less feasible, or a patented
idea transformed into a finished product. This idea takes shape through a market
research study. These studies of analysis and needs present technological opportunities
while outlining step by step the concept-prototype version. Thus, based on computerassisted
simulations, the prototype is once again subjected to a systemic analysis to define
and optimize the final product, as well as the technological flow associated with the entire
manufacturing process applied to the concept.
The paper proposes a synthesis analysis regarding innovative conceptual design, also
presenting a case study applied to a product that involves a new concept in the market,
specifically a decorative element, an ornament for doors (shield), so that the door handle
matches the door's style
Review of the Polymeric Material Composite, Optimization for Industrial Application
Authors: CRACIUN Dan Cristian ,   University of Medicine, Pharmacy, Science and Technology ”G.E. Palade” of Târgu Mureș, Romania, PETER Ildiko ,   University of Medicine, Pharmacy, Science and Technology ”G.E. Palade” of Târgu Mureș, Romania
Published: July 2024

Polyethylene, a widely used polymeric material, has garnered attention for its light weight and some
properties. This review focuses on high-density polyethylene (HDPE), a type of PE recognized for its
strength, durability, and ease of processing. HDPE is synthesized through low-pressure polymerization
of ethylene, resulting in a material that is resistant to acids and alkalis, non-toxic, and cost-effective. It
is used in various applications, from everyday products to construction and medical devices. However,
HDPE's susceptibility to UV-induced ageing limits its outdoor use. To address this, researchers have
explored incorporating titanium dioxide (TiO2) into HDPE, enhancing its UV resistance and
mechanical properties.
The review paper highlights the potential of HDPE/TiO2 composites for outdoor applications,
highlighting the need for further research to optimize these materials for long-term stability and
performance. The ongoing research aim to create composites that can resist prolonged UV exposure
without degradation, making them suitable for a generous range of industrial uses.
APLICAÇÃO DA LEI 12.651/2012 NA ANÁLISE DA OCUPAÇÃO DAS ÁREAS DE PRESERVAÇÃO PERMANENTE DA BACIA HIDROGRÁFICA ÁGUA SUJA, MUNICÍPIO DE GUARULHOS (SP)
Authors: Guimarães Ana Karine , Telesi Pacheco Conceição Joelma , Bau Dalmas Fabrício , Magera Conceicao Márcio
Published: July 2024

Esta pesquisa tem como objetivo central analisar o tipo de uso e ocupação do solo da Bacia Hidrográfica Água Suja, localizada no Município de Guarulhos (Estado de São Paulo), sempre realizando um paralelo com a classificação das Áreas de Preservação Permanente - APP, descritas no Art. 4º da Lei 12.651/2012. Para esta análise foram aplicadas técnicas de geoprocessamento, com a utilização do Programa Quantum GIS, para delimitar as APP da área de estudo e, posteriormente, através de técnicas de sensoriamento remoto, foi realizado um mapeamento do tipo de ocupação destas áreas. Após essa etapa de mapeamento foram realizadas análises jurídicas, comparando o mapeado com o que descreve a Lei, do que pode ou não ser permitido no interior dessas áreas especiais. No encerramento desta pesquisa foram feitas propostas de Governança Ambiental para juste da área de estudo, caso ali sejam apontadas inconformidades perante o que diz o texto lei.
Procedural justice in online dispute resolution : an empirical enquiry
Authors:   , Beretta Rachele
Published: July 2024

The surge in online interactions has led to a parallel rise in civil and commercial disputes that transcend geographical boundaries. As traditional dispute resolution mechanisms face challenges adapting to this evolving paradigm, conflicts increasingly migrate to online platforms. Within this proliferating landscape, it is crucial to recognize the scarcity of research devoted to Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) providers and the myriad types of services they currently offer to users worldwide. Despite the ongoing geographical expansion of ODR, the inquiry into how procedural justice principles manifest in these digital dispute resolution systems remains notably under-explored. A growing body of literature underscores that procedural justice is critical for building users’ trust, enhancing the legitimacy of organizations among communities, and fostering compliance with outcomes. The ability of ODR providers to meet users' expectations in terms of procedural justice can significantly shape users' perception of ODR institutions as trustworthy and dependable. This bears paramount implications for the ongoing development of ODR, whose acceptance varies widely across jurisdictions. This doctoral thesis delves into the intricate intersections of procedural justice within the realm of international civil and commercial ODR, examining the nuanced dynamics that emerge in virtual spaces. Ultimately, it seeks to understand how procedural justice principles, rooted in the notion of fairness, manifest and evolve in the context of ODR, exploring the impact of digital interventions on the perceived fairness of dispute resolution processes. Understanding procedural justice in ODR is not merely an academic pursuit; it holds profound implications for legal practitioners, policymakers, and society at large. This research aims to contribute valuable insights that can inform the design of fairer and more effective ODR systems.
INTEGRATING FORENSIC MENTAL HEALTH IN LEGAL PROCESSES
Authors: Mustafa Ali Burhan , Zafar Urooj
Published: July 2024

The special report titled "Integrating Forensic Mental Health in Legal Processes" focuses on an event held on December 15, 2023, at Sheikh Zayed Medical College in Rahim Yar Khan. This collaborative event, organized by Justice Project Pakistan (JPP), the Pakistan Psychiatric Society (Punjab Chapter), and the departments of Psychiatry and Forensic Medicine, highlighted the crucial intersection of mental health and criminal justice in Pakistan. The report discusses the situation of the death penalty and capital punishment in Pakistan, emphasizing the challenges faced by juvenile prisoners and those with mental health issues. It also features the screening of three documentaries depicting the struggles of individuals affected by the criminal justice system, emphasizing the need for a more compassionate and equitable legal system. The event included an interactive Q&A session with diverse stakeholders and concluded with an acknowledgment of JPP's contributions towards advocating justice reform. The report suggests enhancing the diversity of perspectives, focusing on actionable outcomes, and involving policymakers more directly in future events to strengthen their impact.
PSYCHIATRY REGISTRY OF PAKISTAN: THE FIRST NATIONAL REGISTRY ON PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN PAKISTAN
Authors: Soomro Marium , Ahmed Zakiuddin , Noor Syed Shahid
Published: July 2024

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CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY ON PROTECTIVE FACTORS AGAINST SUICIDE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH SEVERE DEPRESSION
Authors: Shah Ajmal , Khan Imran , Aziz Aamir , Ullah Irfan , Asim Muhammad
Published: July 2024

OBJECTIVE
The aim of this study is to find out “factors that prohibit those suffering from severe depression with suicidal ideation of committing suicide”, admitted to the psychiatric unit of a tertiary care hospital in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Peshawar.
STUDY DESIGN
Cross sectional study
PLACE AND DURATION OF STUDY
This study was conducted in psychiatry department of Khyber Teaching Hospital, Peshawar from May 2023 till November 2023.
SUBJECTS AND METHODS
We conducted this study on 230 admitted patients, and they were diagnosed with severe depression according to ICD-10 and beck scale for suicidal ideation was applied and a score of ≥ 8 was considered positive for the presence of suicidal ideations and then a “modified version of reasons for living scale” to identify protective factors against suicide. Data was analyzed using SPSS version 22.0.  
RESULTS
The most common protective factor found in our study was religious and moral objections in 37.4% patients followed by fear of social disapproval in 17.4%, hopefulness and fear of suicide in 15.7% each and responsibility towards family was present in 13.9% patients. Data stratification for protective factors and other demographic characteristics including gender, residential, socioeconomic, marital, educational statuses and family system were statistically significant with their P-values of <0.001.
CONCLUSION
This study demonstrated that religious and moral objections were the most common protective factors in prevention of suicide, followed by fear of social disapproval, hopefulness, fear of suicide and responsibility towards family. Gender, residential, socioeconomic, marital, and educational statuses along with family system were significantly associated with the presence of protective factors against suicide.
IS PSYCHEDELIC TREATMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH DISORDERS READY FOR PRIME TIME?
Authors: Ashraf Nauman
Published: July 2024

Psychedelics, substances known to alter perception, mood, and consciousness, have been used across various cultures for centuries, often in religious ceremonies to facilitate spiritual experiences. Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) was used clinically from the 1950s until its ban in 1967. Recently, there has been a resurgence of interest in psychedelics for treating mental health disorders such as PTSD, anxiety, depression, and substance use disorders. The FDA has designated several psychedelic compounds as "breakthrough therapies," acknowledging their potential for safety and effectiveness. Psychedelics like Psilocybin, LSD, DMT/Ayahuasca, MDMA, Peyote, and Ketamine work through various mechanisms, including agonism at 5HT2A receptors and NMDA antagonism. These substances promote neuroplasticity and can disrupt pathological activity patterns in the brain's default mode network (DMN), facilitating new perspectives and emotional processing. Psychedelic-assisted therapy leverages these properties to help patients gain insight into repressed conflicts and reduce maladaptive defenses. The therapeutic process involves preparation, support during dosing, and integration phases. Safety concerns include hallucinogen persisting perception disorder (HPPD), serotonin toxicity, and potential boundary violations. Despite promising early results, comprehensive research is needed to fully understand the therapeutic potential and limitations of psychedelics. Psychedelic-assisted therapy could offer hope and transformation for millions suffering from mental illnesses if proven safe and effective.
Media Influence on Climate Change Discourse in Pakistan
Authors: Bibi Ayesha ,   Bahria University Islamabad
Published: July 2024

This study delves into the examination of public perceptions concerning the influence of media on the discourse surrounding climate change in Pakistan. By scrutinizing the role of media in shaping social, political, biological, and economic narratives related to the climate crisis, this research aims to provide insights into the dynamic interaction between media representations and public understanding of environmental issues. Through comprehensive analysis, the study seeks to uncover the complexities of how media portrayal influences public perceptions and responses to climate change in the Pakistani context. The project objectives were how information on climate change is communicated and received across varied groups, with a focus on understanding the influence of media outlets such as television, radio, and internet platforms. For this purpose, it affects the level of climate change awareness in different places. The study emphasizes the significance of developing personalized communication techniques for different locations in order to successfully address the particular difficulties that each community faces. It also looks at the media's role in promoting sustainable practices and instilling a feeling of environmental responsibility in the public. The study emphasizes the importance of improved coordination across media outlets, government agencies, and environmental organizations in order to improve the accuracy and reach of climate change information. Understanding the impact of the media on rural and urban people is critical for establishing targeted interventions that contribute to a more informed and environmentally conscious society in Pakistan, however, the outcome of the study shows that the majority of the respondents are well aware of the environmental and climate change issues but majority of them do not practice the same precautions.
Formação Docente e Legislação: contextualização, desafios e possibilidades
Authors: Sousa Janaína Paula de , Andrade Francisca Deylane Pinheiro de , Ribeiro Luís Távora Furtado
Published: July 2024

Este estudo tem por objetivo refletir sobre a Base Nacional Comum -Formação Continuada, buscando compreender o percurso da formação docente nos documentos legais, seus desafios e as possibilidades no contexto atual. Para tanto, faremos um estudo da Resolução do Conselho Nacional de Educação, que dispõe sobre as Diretrizes Curriculares Nacionais para a Formação Continuada de Professores da Educação Básica e institui a BNC-Formação Continuada, percorrendo os documentos oficiais: CF (1988), a LDB (1996), os RCNFD (1999), o PNE (2014), a BNCC (2017) e a BNC formação inicial e continuada (2020), buscando âncoras em autores como Tardif (2014), Nóvoa (1992), Freire (1991,2007). Trata-se de um estudo de natureza documental e bibliográfica de caráter qualitativo. Os resultados dessa pesquisa resultaram na ampliação de nossa compreensão sobre a formação docente bem como sobre sua importância, reforçando ao professor a necessidade desse conhecimento para poder questionar, combater, contribuir, transformar sua ação.
Spoken Discourse Competence of Grade 5 ESL Learners: Inputs to Teaching Speaking
Authors: Zapanta Mark Joseph
Published: July 2024

Proficiency in speaking English significantly enhances professional and academic growth. Through speaking, individuals enrich their vocabulary, practice correct syntax, and develop spoken discourse competence. Consequently, many countries have prioritized English language learning to help students improve their spoken discourse skills. This descriptive study aimed to determine the spoken discourse competence of Grade 5 ESL learners and identify the factors students consider crucial in developing this competence. Additionally, the study sought to provide insights for improving the teaching of speaking skills. The findings reveal that Grade 5 ESL learners exhibit characteristics of developing English speakers, indicating that while they possess competency in spoken discourse, there is still room for improvement. Focus Group Discussions highlighted several factors instrumental in developing spoken discourse competence, including early exposure to the target language, interaction with family, school, and community, communicative situations, confidence in using English, media exposure, and English language instruction. The study recommends strengthening school programs that promote interaction and implementing teacher training programs to integrate media use in interactive lessons, thereby enhancing learners' communicative competence.
La buena administración del procedimiento administrativo en el derecho administrativo iberoamericano
Authors: Durán Martínez Augusto , Mabel Ivanega Miriam , Alianak Raquel , Albertsen Jorge , Rey Vázquez Luis , Delpiazzo Rodríguez Carlos , Vázquez Pedrouzo Cristina , Ruocco Graciela , Paolino Manuel , Barra Rodolfo , Plaza Martín , Gallegos Fedriani Pablo , Stringhini Antonella , Ferreyra María , Mena Castro Armando , Herce Maza José , Said José , Pérez Hualde Alejandro , Fuentes i Gasó Josep , Catani María , Echagüe María , García Pérez Rafael , Abad Pardo Francisco , Rey Varela José , Canónico Sarabia Alejandro , Rodríguez Martín-Retortillo María , Galli Basualdo Martín , Schiavi Muñoz Pablo , Spessot Alejandro , Tabares Federico , Fernández-Espinar Muñoz Carlos , Dobarro Gómez Cristóbal , Igarza Funes Gustavo , Pensado Sande Jaime , Vivas Roso Jessica , Hernández González José , Gonzalez Reyes de Bergfeldt Martha , Pernía Reyes Mauricio , Eizaguirre Sandra , Lorenzo Aspres Alberta
Published: July 2024

Esta obra colectiva es el resultado de las aportaciones realizadas en el marco de las XIII Jornadas Prof. Meilán Gil de Derecho Administrativo Iberoamericano sobre «La Buena Administración del procedimiento administrativo» organizadas por el grupo de investigación de Derecho Público Global de la Universidade da Coruña y celebradas en el Pazo de Mariñán, propiedad de la Diputación de A Coruña, y en la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidade da Coruña, del 4 al 8 de abril de 2022. Destaca la gran calidad y variedad de los temas que se analizan, que contribuyen a aportar puntos de vista novedosos en la materia, con la experiencia de expertos de distintos países desde una perspectiva iberoamericana, lo que enriquece el conocimiento de esta temática desde un enfoque de Derecho comparado. Se tratan aspectos de gran interés y relevancia como las proyecciones del principio de buena administración en el procedimiento administrativo; la buena administración en el procedimiento de elaboración de normas; la buena administración en la tramitación del procedimiento administrativo; la buena administración en los procedimientos sancionadores; la buena administración en los procedimientos de responsabilidad patrimonial; buena administración, procedimiento administrativo e inteligencia artificial; así como diversas cuestiones relacionadas con el Derecho Urbanístico Iberoamericano, el Derecho Ambiental Iberoamericano, el Derecho Administrativo Social y la Contratación Pública Iberoamericana.
LA AGENDA DEL CAMBIO CLIMÁTICO EN EL DERECHO AMBIENTAL ARGENTINO
Authors: Catani María
Published: July 2024

Esta obra colectiva es el resultado de las aportaciones realizadas en el marco de las XIII Jornadas Prof. Meilán Gil de Derecho Administrativo Iberoamericano sobre «La Buena Administración del procedimiento administrativo» organizadas por el grupo de investigación de Derecho Público Global de la Universidade da Coruña y celebradas en el Pazo de Mariñán, propiedad de la Diputación de A Coruña, y en la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidade da Coruña, del 4 al 8 de abril de 2022. Destaca la gran calidad y variedad de los temas que se analizan, que contribuyen a aportar puntos de vista novedosos en la materia, con la experiencia de expertos de distintos países desde una perspectiva iberoamericana, lo que enriquece el conocimiento de esta temática desde un enfoque de Derecho comparado. Se tratan aspectos de gran interés y relevancia como las proyecciones del principio de buena administración en el procedimiento administrativo; la buena administración en el procedimiento de elaboración de normas; la buena administración en la tramitación del procedimiento administrativo; la buena administración en los procedimientos sancionadores; la buena administración en los procedimientos de responsabilidad patrimonial; buena administración, procedimiento administrativo e inteligencia artificial; así como diversas cuestiones relacionadas con el Derecho Urbanístico Iberoamericano, el Derecho Ambiental Iberoamericano, el Derecho Administrativo Social y la Contratación Pública Iberoamericana.
LAS INFRAESTRUCTURAS VERDES EN EL MARCO DE LA ORDENACIÓN TERRITORIAL DE GALICIA Y SUS ASPECTOS CONTRACTUALES
Authors: Rodríguez Martín-Retortillo María
Published: July 2024

Esta obra colectiva es el resultado de las aportaciones realizadas en el marco de las XIII Jornadas Prof. Meilán Gil de Derecho Administrativo Iberoamericano sobre «La Buena Administración del procedimiento administrativo» organizadas por el grupo de investigación de Derecho Público Global de la Universidade da Coruña y celebradas en el Pazo de Mariñán, propiedad de la Diputación de A Coruña, y en la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidade da Coruña, del 4 al 8 de abril de 2022. Destaca la gran calidad y variedad de los temas que se analizan, que contribuyen a aportar puntos de vista novedosos en la materia, con la experiencia de expertos de distintos países desde una perspectiva iberoamericana, lo que enriquece el conocimiento de esta temática desde un enfoque de Derecho comparado. Se tratan aspectos de gran interés y relevancia como las proyecciones del principio de buena administración en el procedimiento administrativo; la buena administración en el procedimiento de elaboración de normas; la buena administración en la tramitación del procedimiento administrativo; la buena administración en los procedimientos sancionadores; la buena administración en los procedimientos de responsabilidad patrimonial; buena administración, procedimiento administrativo e inteligencia artificial; así como diversas cuestiones relacionadas con el Derecho Urbanístico Iberoamericano, el Derecho Ambiental Iberoamericano, el Derecho Administrativo Social y la Contratación Pública Iberoamericana.
ARGENTINA MÁS ALLÁ DE LAS FRONTERAS. EL DESAFÍO DE LA BUENA ADMINISTRACIÓN INTEROPERABLE
Authors: Spessot Alejandro , Tabares Federico
Published: July 2024

Esta obra colectiva es el resultado de las aportaciones realizadas en el marco de las XIII Jornadas Prof. Meilán Gil de Derecho Administrativo Iberoamericano sobre «La Buena Administración del procedimiento administrativo» organizadas por el grupo de investigación de Derecho Público Global de la Universidade da Coruña y celebradas en el Pazo de Mariñán, propiedad de la Diputación de A Coruña, y en la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidade da Coruña, del 4 al 8 de abril de 2022. Destaca la gran calidad y variedad de los temas que se analizan, que contribuyen a aportar puntos de vista novedosos en la materia, con la experiencia de expertos de distintos países desde una perspectiva iberoamericana, lo que enriquece el conocimiento de esta temática desde un enfoque de Derecho comparado. Se tratan aspectos de gran interés y relevancia como las proyecciones del principio de buena administración en el procedimiento administrativo; la buena administración en el procedimiento de elaboración de normas; la buena administración en la tramitación del procedimiento administrativo; la buena administración en los procedimientos sancionadores; la buena administración en los procedimientos de responsabilidad patrimonial; buena administración, procedimiento administrativo e inteligencia artificial; así como diversas cuestiones relacionadas con el Derecho Urbanístico Iberoamericano, el Derecho Ambiental Iberoamericano, el Derecho Administrativo Social y la Contratación Pública Iberoamericana.
LA MEDIACIÓN EN DERECHO ADMINISTRATIVO A LA LUZ DE LOS PRINCIPIOS DE LA BUENA ADMINISTRACIÓN
Authors: Dobarro Gómez Cristóbal
Published: July 2024

Esta obra colectiva es el resultado de las aportaciones realizadas en el marco de las XIII Jornadas Prof. Meilán Gil de Derecho Administrativo Iberoamericano sobre «La Buena Administración del procedimiento administrativo» organizadas por el grupo de investigación de Derecho Público Global de la Universidade da Coruña y celebradas en el Pazo de Mariñán, propiedad de la Diputación de A Coruña, y en la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidade da Coruña, del 4 al 8 de abril de 2022. Destaca la gran calidad y variedad de los temas que se analizan, que contribuyen a aportar puntos de vista novedosos en la materia, con la experiencia de expertos de distintos países desde una perspectiva iberoamericana, lo que enriquece el conocimiento de esta temática desde un enfoque de Derecho comparado. Se tratan aspectos de gran interés y relevancia como las proyecciones del principio de buena administración en el procedimiento administrativo; la buena administración en el procedimiento de elaboración de normas; la buena administración en la tramitación del procedimiento administrativo; la buena administración en los procedimientos sancionadores; la buena administración en los procedimientos de responsabilidad patrimonial; buena administración, procedimiento administrativo e inteligencia artificial; así como diversas cuestiones relacionadas con el Derecho Urbanístico Iberoamericano, el Derecho Ambiental Iberoamericano, el Derecho Administrativo Social y la Contratación Pública Iberoamericana.
EL PRINCIPIO PRECAUTORIO DEL DERECHO AMBIENTAL: UNA VISIÓN DESDE LA TEORÍA DE LA SOCIEDAD DEL RIESGO
Authors: Gonzalez Reyes de Bergfeldt Martha
Published: July 2024

Esta obra colectiva es el resultado de las aportaciones realizadas en el marco de las XIII Jornadas Prof. Meilán Gil de Derecho Administrativo Iberoamericano sobre «La Buena Administración del procedimiento administrativo» organizadas por el grupo de investigación de Derecho Público Global de la Universidade da Coruña y celebradas en el Pazo de Mariñán, propiedad de la Diputación de A Coruña, y en la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidade da Coruña, del 4 al 8 de abril de 2022. Destaca la gran calidad y variedad de los temas que se analizan, que contribuyen a aportar puntos de vista novedosos en la materia, con la experiencia de expertos de distintos países desde una perspectiva iberoamericana, lo que enriquece el conocimiento de esta temática desde un enfoque de Derecho comparado. Se tratan aspectos de gran interés y relevancia como las proyecciones del principio de buena administración en el procedimiento administrativo; la buena administración en el procedimiento de elaboración de normas; la buena administración en la tramitación del procedimiento administrativo; la buena administración en los procedimientos sancionadores; la buena administración en los procedimientos de responsabilidad patrimonial; buena administración, procedimiento administrativo e inteligencia artificial; así como diversas cuestiones relacionadas con el Derecho Urbanístico Iberoamericano, el Derecho Ambiental Iberoamericano, el Derecho Administrativo Social y la Contratación Pública Iberoamericana.
Unveiling The Challenges of the Gig Economy in Tamil Nadu: An Empirical Study
Authors: Ariffa  , K Kaleeswari
Published: July 2024

The gig economy has arisen as a notable labour market phenomenon, propelled by technology progress and shifting work models. The objective of this research is to investigate the complex and diverse difficulties encountered by gig workers in Tamil Nadu, India. This study used a mixed-methods approach, including quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews, to collect complete data from a varied sample of gig workers in different industries. The main results reveal that gig workers in Tamil Nadu have significant challenges regarding job security and income stability, which are typically worsened by the lack of formal contracts and dependence on unpredictable demand. The research demonstrates that working circumstances are often unstable, characterized by extended work hours, inadequate safety protocols, and limited intervals for rest, resulting in detrimental effects on both physical and mental well-being. Moreover, the absence of access to crucial benefits such as healthcare coverage, compensated time off, and pension schemes greatly affects their financial stability. The study emphasizes the digital gap as a significant obstacle that hampers the productivity and income of gig workers. This split is caused by discrepancies in internet availability and proficiency in using digital technologies. Implementing these principles is crucial for promoting a gig economy in Tamil Nadu that is both sustainable and fair. This study adds to the expanding collection of literature on gig employment and offers significant information for policymakers, stakeholders, and scholars who are interested in understanding the dynamics of the gig economy in emerging nations.
Historia de las mujeres en la radio Española (1920-1978)
Authors: Pérez Martínez José Emilio , Blanco Fajardo Sergio
Published: July 2024

Presentación del número 22. Historia de las mujeres en la radio Española (1920-1978).
De profesión, locutora de radio. Las voces femeninas de la radio española anteriores al franquismo
Authors: Espinosa Mirabet Sílvia
Published: July 2024

El propósito de este trabajo es dar visibilidad a las primeras locutoras de radio de España ofreciendo una descripción de su labor en la radio para evidenciar, a partir de una metodología cualitativa, cómo su trabajo era el mismo que realizaban sus compañeros varones. Así, aparte de glosar algunas célebres locutoras que trabajaron durante los años 20 en Catalunya y de rendir tributo a la que fue primera locutora de España, se reconocerá la profesionalidad de otras muchas mujeres que ejercieron el oficio en la década de los 30 en distintas emisoras españolas.
"Mundo femenino" de Julita Calleja. Representaciones de feminidad en Radio Nacional de España durante el franquismo desarrollista
Authors: Pérez Martínez José Emilio
Published: July 2024

La radio ha desplegado ideología de género desde su nacimiento. El objetivo de este artículo es analizar las formas en las que Mundo femenino, un programa dirigido por Julita Calleja, lo hizo durante el franquismo desarrollista. A través de este análisis veremos qué roles de género se defendieron desde la emisora estatal y las formas en las que estos negociaron la hegemonía social en un momento en el que entraban en España nuevos modelos de mujer derivados de la incorporación del país al consumo de masas.
Sexismus in Ausbildungsberufen der Bau- und Holztechnik. Ergebnisse einer empirischen Untersuchung
Authors: Polte Hanna
Published: July 2024

Der Beitrag zeigt die Ergebnisse einer nicht-repräsentativen empirischen Befragung zum Thema Sexismus und sexuelle Belästigung gegenüber Frauen in bau- und holztechnischen Berufen. Dabei werden Auftreten, Formen, Bewältigungsstrategien und Auswirkungen von Sexismus näher beleuchtet und in den historischen sowie strukturellen Kontext des Handwerks eingeordnet. Sexismus stellt ein gesellschaftliches Phänomen dar, welchem von allen im Handwerk Tätigen gemeinsam begegnet werden muss.
A Case Report Study at the Miangul Abdul Haq Jahanzeb Kidney Hospital in Swat Found Glomerular Basement Membrane Antibody Disease with Normal Renal Function.
Authors: Rahmat Ali Khan  , Syed Munib  , Mohammad Shahzad  , Mufti Baleegh  , - Liaqat Ali , Mohammad Shahid
Published: July 2024

Background: Anti-glomerular basement membrane (GBM) antibody disease is a rare autoimmune condition causing rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis, typically affecting adults. We present an unusual case of anti-GBM nephritis in a 7-year-old child, initially identified through a routine school urine screening. This young patient displayed no overt signs of renal impairment but testing revealed the atypical presence of GBM antibodies..
Objective: The purpose of this case report is to draw attention to the uncommon occurrence of anti-GBM disease in pediatric populations presenting with normal renal function. Diagnosis and management in such cases poses challenges given our understanding of anti-GBM nephritis derives mainly from adult patients. This anomaly prompts consideration of alternate screening and treatment approaches for younger patients who may manifest the disease atypically compared to older populations.
Study design: A Case Report Study.
Place and duration of study: department of nephrology at the MiangulAbdul Haq Jahanzeb Kidney Hospital From January 2021 to July 2021
Methods: This Case Report study was conducted in the department of nephrology at the MiangulAbdul Haq Jahanzeb Kidney Hospital From January 2021 to July 2021 after ethical clearance for hospital administration of this study.
Results: (anti-GBM) illness in infants with intact renal function is uncommon. For this reason, professionals must carefully pick an appropriate therapy for youngsters since the prognosis is grim.
Conclusion: Figures 1 to 3 show that things are true of (anti-GBM) illness. (anti-GBM) infection was suspected eventhough her kidneys were in good shape. A VUR might have caused this with a bladder issue as a secondary conditionsource. As an (anti-GBM) medication, DFPP works well for those with normal renal function.
Keywords: Anti-GBM, Pediatrics, Normal renal function, School urine screening programmed, case report
IDENTIFIKASI AWAL BENTUK-BENTUK KERUSAKAN TANAMAN LINGGUA (Pterocarpus indicus, Wild) DI PESEMAIAN
Authors: Wattimena Cornelia
Published: July 2024

This research aims: as an initial observation, symptoms and signs of damage due to insect attacks or disease on linggua plants in the nursery. The research was carried out at the People's Nursery (KBR) nursery in Liliboi Village, West Leihitu District, Central Maluku Regency, in October 2022. This research included observations of various damages to linggua plants in the nursery at KBR in Liliboi village. Observations were carried out in detail. on leaves, twig shoots and plant stems. Each type of damage is carried out by taking photos and recording the type of damage that occurs. The research results show that the pests and diseases that attack are grasshoppers and leaf spot disease. Grasshoppers can attack young and old plants by damaging the plants' leaves and shoots. Apart from that, grasshoppers have long legs so they can jump very quickly from one plant to another, grasshoppers are poly fat animals. Leaf spot disease has a characteristic, the formation of dead areas on the leaves (necrotic) with varying sizes ranging from small to large, round to angular or irregular which do not die completely unless a number of spots merge together and form large spots, so that the leaf tissue dies.