bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Un grupo escultórico recuperado de Antonio Susillo, El grito de Independencia (1884)
Authors: Iglesias Cumplido Alicia
Published: January 2024

The paper studies a lost and recovered sculptural group, El grito de Independencia, modeled by Antonio Susillo in 1884. Once identified, the work proposes the study of the work through sources, and compositional, morphological, formal and stylistic analysis, elucidating the relationship between the literary contribution of the nineteenth-century poet Bernardo López García and the formal correspondences of a sculptor from the realism developed in Paris by Carpeaux and immersed in the most advanced trends of his time. The recovery of the sculpture is an important contribution to a sculptor as valued as lacking in systematic studies.
Platería de Talavera de la Reina (siglos XVI al XVIII) en la Alta Extremadura. Obras marcadas por Juan de Ledesma, Juan Váez, Blas Carrasco, Juan Domínguez, Pedro de Soto y Loaysa y José Sánchez Crespo
Authors: García Mogollón Florencio Javier
Published: January 2024

Several pieces marked by silversmiths from Talavera de la Reina are studied. The great processional cross and the chalice of Castañar de Ibor stand out, unpublished Gothic-Renaissance works by the notable silversmith Juan de Ledesma. The Mannerist chalice from Villar del Pedroso is important, with a hitherto unpublished mark by Juan Váez. Blas Carrasco carved out the purist custody of Cabezuela del Valle in 1674: it has his mark, unpublished. The work is complemented by other works from the 17th and 18th centuries: those made by Juan Domínguez for Losar de la Vera y Serradilla and that by José Sánchez Crespo for Peraleda de la Mata stand out.
Sedimentation Assay v1
Authors: X. Henderon Michael
Published: January 2024

This protocol details sedimentation assay for alpha-synuclein fibrils.
Satisfacción laboral y COVID-19: el caso del sector de los cruceros
Authors: Gutiérrez Aragón Óscar , Espinet-Rius Josep-Maria , Gassiot-Melian Ariadna , Pérez-Muñoz Aroa , Ribas-Boadella Anna
Published: January 2024

El empleo en el sector turístico es habitualmente objeto de debate, ya que se caracteriza por una elevada intensidad horaria y bajas remuneraciones, lo que, a menudo, origina empleados insatisfechos y una alta rotación. El principal objetivo de este trabajo es conocer el nivel de satisfacción de la experiencia de empleado en el sector cruceros y cómo se ha modificado tras la pandemia de COVID-19. También analiza las motivaciones que tienen los empleados de cruceros. Además, se pretende conocer la existencia en este sentido de diferencias entre empleados en función de su origen, puesto de trabajo, nivel salarial y otras variables relevantes. La metodología empleada combina análisis cuantitativo, a partir de una encuesta a empleados a bordo de cruceros durante largas temporadas, y análisis cualitativo, realizado sobre los resultados de entrevistas semiestructuradas a trabajadores de forma presencial en el momento de desembarcar en puerto. Los resultados indican que, en general, los empleados del sector se muestran satisfechos, incluida la gestión de la pandemia. No obstante, existen elementos a mejorar, pues advierten de los bajos salarios y de la dureza de las condiciones laborales en los cruceros, ya que el 70,36% de los trabajadores permanecen embarcados más de 7 meses, el 93,21% trabajan los 7 días de la semana y el 87,14% realizan jornadas de más de 9 horas. Se concluye que el sector debería realizar reformas en las condiciones laborales para mejorar la experiencia de empleado. Resulta relevante que, precisamente a causa de la pandemia de COVID-19, se han implementado procedimientos y protocolos que han servido para mejorarla.
Elaboración de vídeos de divulgación profesionales en asignaturas de métodos cuantitativos como herramienta de formación en competencias
Authors: Jordá Gil Vanesa , Tejería Martínez Mercedes , Prieto Mendoza Faustino , Sarabia Alegría José María
Published: January 2024

En este trabajo se analiza el impacto de implementar la metodología docente Aprendizaje Basado en Proyectos en la asignatura “Métodos Estadísticos en Economía y Empresa”. Los/as estudiantes debían elaborar un vídeo de divulgación en el que se contrastase una hipótesis de interés económico y/o social, aplicando las técnicas estadísticas aprendidas durante el curso. Esta actividad pretende potenciar una de las competencias básicas en las que menos se trabaja a lo largo de la carrera, relacionada con la comunicación de información, ideas, problemas y soluciones a un público no especializado. Los/as alumnos/as debían esforzarse en transmitir las técnicas estadísticas aprendidas de forma sencilla, aunque sin perder la esencia del mensaje. Este escenario se ajusta más a futuras situaciones en las que los/as estudiantes, ya como profesionales, tendrán que asesorar en aspectos técnicos a clientes y directivos que, a priori, no tendrán conocimientos estadísticos avanzados. Los resultados indican que una amplia mayoría de los/as participantes ha manifestado su interés en realizar vídeos divulgativos en lugar de presentaciones tradicionales, pues consideran que esta actividad ha contribuido a interiorizar mejor los conceptos estadísticos, así como a mejorar su capacidad de síntesis. Por otro lado, se organizó una sesión para el alumnado de los cursos inferiores en la que se presentaban los vídeos realizados. Los/as alumnos/as que asistieron han manifestado que esta actividad les ha permitido familiarizarse con problemas reales en los que los conocimientos que aprenderán en la carrera resultan de máxima utilidad, lo que ha aumentado su motivación con la titulación.
Aprendizaje basado en actividades asíncronas en un entorno Blended Learning
Authors: Rodríguez Santos Mª Angeles , Casado García-Hirschfeld Elena
Published: January 2024

En este artículo se detallan los resultados de un estudio basado en las investigaciones llevadas a cabo por un Grupo de Innovación Docente (GID) en el marco de una enseñanza universitaria semipresencial en un entorno Blended Learning. Este GID ha desarrollado dos tipos de experiencias. La primera se enmarca en una Red de Innovación Docente y está basada en el trabajo colaborativo entre los estudiantes de dos cursos del Grado en Economía. La segunda, se enfoca en la elaboración de vídeos whiteboard puestos a disposición de los estudiantes para motivarlos e implicarlos en el estudio. El objetivo de este artículo es doble. En primer lugar, se pretende analizar en qué medida el profesorado puede estimular la participación del estudiante en el curso virtual. En segundo lugar, se analiza cómo los docentes pueden fomentar el desarrollo de una sólida comunidad de aprendizaje en un entorno virtual.
El uso del podcast en Economía Española
Authors: Fernández Sara , García-García Claudia , Torrecillas Celia
Published: January 2024

Las Tecnologías de la Información y de la Comunicación (TIC) aplicadas a la docencia, permitendinamizar las actividades docentes convencionales realizadas en el aula, y reforzar las clasestradicionales. Dentro de este marco, el podcast representa una herramienta con gran potencial parala innovación docente y, por ello, este trabajo se centra en analizar el uso del learning podcast en untrabajo grupal de la asignatura de Economía Española del grado en Administración y Dirección deEmpresas, y del doble grado de esa misma titulación con Ingeniería Informática de la UniversidadComplutense de Madrid. Su aplicación se ha realizado en dos grupos con características diferentes y sehan obtenido resultados muy positivos. Estos resultados se demuestran analizando las calificacionesde la actividad obtenidas por los estudiantes, con un promedio de notable para ambos grupos, y porotra, evaluando la percepción del alumnado sobre la actividad, para lo que se han desarrollado doscuestionarios: uno inicial -antes de realizar la actividad- y otro final -una vez terminada-.
Nuevas tecnologías y satisfacción del alumnado: evaluación del módulo Jean Monnet Eufireg en el grado en Economía de la Universidad de Cantabria
Authors: Fernández Gutiérrez Marcos , Gómez Ana Lara , Revuelta Julio
Published: January 2024

Las acciones Jean Monnet suponen una oportunidad de atraer financiación europea para, junto con otras actividades de investigación y transferencia de conocimiento, introducir acciones innovadoras en la docencia universitaria. Estas acciones inciden tanto en lo que respecta a la impartición de los temas y a su evaluación como a la realización de actividades complementarias y la introducción de nuevas tecnologías de la información y el conocimiento (TIC) en la docencia, todo ello en temáticas con un enfoque europeo. El Módulo Jean Monnet en Sistema Económico y Financiero y Desarrollo Regional (EUFIREG) de la Universidad de Cantabria, desarrollado entre 2020 y 2023, ha sido una acción focalizada en dos asignaturas del tercer curso del Grado en Economía: Sistema Económico y Financiero y Economía Regional. Por haber coincidido en el tiempo, en sus dos primeros cursos, con la pandemia del COVID-19, el desarrollo de este Módulo Jean Monnet ha tenido como un elemento fundamental la utilización de TIC. El presente trabajo analiza el impacto de las actividades desarrolladas en el marco de este Módulo Jean Monnet sobre la satisfacción del alumnado de estas asignaturas. Incluye una descripción general de las actividades realizadas en el Módulo y de los indicadores para la medición de su impacto, que sirve para dar a conocer el contenido y alcance de un proyecto de esta tipología. Seguidamente, se realiza un análisis comparativo de la evolución de la satisfacción de los estudiantes, a partir de seis ítems relativos a la docencia, en la asignatura obligatoria Sistema Económico y Financiero.
Assembling Containment at European Union Borders: Between Inclusion and Exclusion
Authors: Reviglio Della Veneria Martino
Published: January 2024

The European Union migration governance is characterised by non-linearity and complexity. Such governance represents the competition of a multitude of actors that compete for power and visibility. The policies designed by its member states - based on the decisions of the European Court of Human Rights - oscillate between an inclusive and an exclusive migration governance approach. A concept that can offer a comprehensive understanding of the social and normative dynamics that transformed the Mediterranean Sea as a space of inclusion and exclusion is assemblage. The article suggests that the EU and its member states design migration governance policies on an instrumental assemblage of borders, territory and human rights. From the discussion of these assemblages, it emerges how the compromise developed by the European Court of Human Rights contributed to further exclusion and human rights violations in the Mediterranean Sea. Thus, assemblage offers a critical perspective on the normative limits of the migration management policies unfolding at EU borders.
Overcoming Resistance to Climate Action in the Global North: The Potential of Using Human Rights as a New Paradigm for Climate Communication
Authors: García Juanatey Ana , De Vita Ilaria , Steible Bettina
Published: January 2024

This paper aims to explore the role that human rights can play not only as legal instruments to achieve climate justice, but also as practical tools to improve communication of the climate emergency. We do this by explaining how different narratives, values and emotions affect the public’s perception of this vital issue. Finally, we propose effective strategies to improve climate communication according to human rights principles and values.
Investigation of porous stress state of semi-infinite hollow cylinder under axisymmetric loading
Authors:   King's college, Strand building, S2.35, London, Vaysfeld N. D. , Zhuravlova Z. Yu. ,   Odessa I. I. Mechnikov National University, Odessa, Ukraine
Published: January 2024

The exact solution of the poroelasticity problem for a semi-infinite hollow cylinder under the axisymmetric load is derived in the paper. The original problem was reduced to a one-dimensional problem by applying the integral Fourier transform. The one-dimensional boundary value problem in the transform domain is formulated in a vector form, its solution is found using the matrix differential calculation apparatus. The derived analytical formulas allow to investigate the change of displacements, stresses and pore pressure depending on the type of porous material, the applied load, the size of outer and inner radii of the cylinder.
Assessment Of The Knowledge And Awareness Towards The Aetiology And Diagnosis For Gingival Recession And Attitude Towards Its Management
Authors: Dr. Chandni Ghildiyal  , Dr Shruti Gupta  , Dr Anishka Dhanai  , Dr Sunil kumar singh  , Dr Ashish Kamboj  , Dr Sudip Indu
Published: January 2024

Aim– The Aim of the study is to assess of the Knowledge and Awareness towards the aetiology and Diagnosis for Gingival Recession and attitude towards its management among interns and post-graduates.
Materials and Methods:  250 dental professionals including interns and postgraduates from diverse specialties participated in an online survey. This self-prepared questionnaire-based survey consisting of 14 questions was carried out at Rama dental college Kanpur for a period of 2 months.
Statistical analysis used:
Descriptive statistics have been used to summarize and describe the distributions of responses for each question. These statistics include measures like counts, percentages, means, and standard deviation.  The Chi-square test and ANOVA test were used to analyze and compare the variables.
Results:54.8% of interns and postgraduates had good knowledge and attitude towards aetiology and management of gingival recession, 44.4% had intermediate knowledge whereas 0.8% had poor knowledge.
Conclusion: The study concluded that the Knowledge and Awareness towards the aetiology and Diagnosis for Gingival Recession and attitude towards its management among interns and postgraduates was good.
Peculiarities of cytokine and chemokine content in blood serum of children with psoriasis vulgaris
Authors: Kuptsova Daria G. , Radygina Tatyana V. , Murashkin Nikolay N. , Freidlin Ekaterina V. , Kurbatova Olga V. , Petrichuk Svetlana V.
Published: January 2024

Psoriasis is a chronic auto-inflammatory skin disease with a hereditary predisposition due to the activation of T-lymphocytes and the synthesis of pro-inflammatory cytokines. The pathogenesis involves populations of Th1 and Th17 lymphocytes that produce TNFa, IFNy, IL-17, IL-21 and IL-23. The aim of the study was to identify the features of the content of cytokines and chemokines in the blood serum of children with psoriasis. 88 children with psoriasis of varying severity were examined. The level of circulating cytokines was determined by the multiplex method on the Bio-plex 200 device using the MILLIPLEX MAP Human Th17 kit. In children with psoriasis, increased levels of IL-23, IL-22, IL-12p70, IL-27, IL-17E, IL-17F and TNFa were detected. The consistency of the functioning of the cytokine network in children with psoriasis was shown, which was expressed in the high strength of the connection between cytokines of the IL-17 family and cytokines of the IL-12 family, between IL-31 and IL-33, as well as in significant correlations between GM-CSF and cytokines IL-2, IL-5, IL-9, IL-10, IL-15 and TNFa. In children with psoriasis, the dependence of the level of IL-17A, TNFa, IL-2, IL-6, IL-9, CCL20/MIP3a with the severity of the disease according to PASI was revealed. The study confirmed the pathogenetic role of the cytokine network in the development and maintenance of an inflammatory response in children with psoriasis. The data obtained substantiate the need for targeted anti-cytokine therapy. The level of proinflammatory cytokines in children with psoriasis can be used as an additional laboratory criterion for the severity of the condition and monitoring the effectiveness of therapy.
Including autistic children in mainstream early childhood and care settings: What teachers do
Authors: Higginson Raewyn
Published: January 2024

Autism/takiwātanga causes differences in the way people develop and learn. This research, using case study methodology, focused on teacher interactions with young autistic children in different early childhood education and care settings. The findings indicated most of the teachers included the autistic child through the use of acceptance, good communication, and some specific strategies. However, it also highlighted the need for all teachers to have professional learning and development on autism/takiwātanga to successfully include autistic children.
Emotional literacy: The leadership gold dust
Authors: Martin Melissa
Published: January 2024

Emotional literacy is at the heart of effective educational leadership. It supports organisational culture and change management, as well as teaching and learning outcomes. The research reported in this article was designed to help explain emotional literacy and its influence on school culture. Interviews with four primary school principals about their leadership practices demonstrate how they fostered emotional literacy and the flow-on impact on their school culture.
Teacher perspectives of a place-responsive curriculum initiative: A case study
Authors: Townsend Jane , Brown Mike
Published: January 2024

This article describes the development of an innovative Year 9 cross-curricula “Festival of Learning” known as Hui Taurima, which resulted in the awarding of a Teacher Led Innovation Fund (TLIF) project grant. The focus is on the elements of a place-responsive approach and the teachers’ perspectives of their journey to situate place and culture at the heart of their teaching and learning strategy. The article discusses the benefits and achievements to be gained by engaging with places of significance for students and the communities from which they come.
Beyond quick answers: Encouraging a problem-solving mindset in assessments
Authors: Darr Charles
Published: January 2024

In this edition of Assessment News, Charles Darr uses a case study from the National Monitoring Study of Student Achievement (NMSSA) to highlight how students can benefit from activating deliberate thinking in assessments. The key message underscores the value of using assessment information to generate insights that inform better teaching and learning.
Environmental Kuznets Curve Hypothesis: Before and After Sustainable Development Goals
Authors: Yudha Rahman Herdi , Ramadhona Amalia Lubis Firsty , Arsy R.G.P Muhammad , Yuandita Risya , Khoirudin Rifki
Published: January 2024

The Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) hypothesis is an idea that examines the inverse “U” curve relationship between environmental degradation and economic development. This study contributes to analyzing the application of EKC hypothesis in G20 participating countries, as well as the relationship between the variables of gross domestic product (GDP), foreign direct investment (FDI), population, and renewable energy on environmental degradation represented by ecological footprint variables in the same area by comparing the period before and after the implementation of the SDGs. This study uses the panel data regression method for the period 2011-2018, where data is obtained from the World Bank and the Global Footprint Network. The results show that from 2011-2018 the EKC hypothesis formed an inverted U-curve. This study also shows that before the SDGs (2015) the variables of GDP, FDI, population, and renewable energy had an effect on increasing the value of the ecological footprint. Meanwhile, after the implementation of the SDGs program, the variables of GDP, FDI, population, and renewable energy contributed to reducing the value of the ecological footprint, which indicated a decrease in people’s dependence on natural resources. Where the GDP variable has a positive and significant effect and the renewable energy variable has a negative and significant effect. While FDI and population variables have a positive but insignificant effect.
Keywords: EF, EKC, FDI, GDP, GDP2, POP, RE, SDGs
Effectiveness of Interactive E-Module Based on Mobile Learning in Management Accounting Course: Profit Planning and Performance Evaluation
Authors: Puspaningtyas Miranti , Shinta Anugrahani Inanda , . Makaryanawati
Published: January 2024

The need for electronic modules to support effective learning and adapt to the development of the digital space. The current generation is starting to abandon printed books which are considered the traditional way of acquiring knowledge. The purpose of developing this E-module product is to assist students in understanding lecture material that is easy to understand, fun, and under current trends. The development product specifications are using RAD models and questionnaire to collect the response from the users. By presenting visuals in the form of image creations from students with the theme “Daily College Life”. The development method uses the model prototype, which triggers the developer to only create an example resolution to officially show the user the functional essence of the product. The developer will make various necessary changes according to user requests. The result of the E-module usage in the management accounting course can increase effectiveness and expand student material mastery to improve the quality of learning. Not only good reviews were obtained during the preparation of the module, but negative opinions regarding the packaging of the material contained in the module needed to be revised and readjusted. For the next stage, this product still needs some improvement as well as refinement at the system.
Keywords: E-Module, performance evaluation, profit planning
Comparative Analysis of Portfolio Performance, Risk and Return of Cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin), Stocks and Gold as Alternative Investments in the Digital Age
Authors: Putu Gede Diatmika I , Putu Agus Jana Susila Gede , Krisna Heryanda Komang , Aristia Prayudi Made , Gede Ajus Wiranata I , Krisna Heryanda Komang , Aristia Prayudi Made , Gede Ajus Wiranata I , Nurkholisah Siti
Published: January 2024

In this study, portfolio performance, risk, and return are compared between the cryptocurrency Bitcoin and equities and gold as alternative investments in the digital age. This type of quantitative study uses comparative approaches. Monthly closing price data was located online or on websites for the secondary data used in this study. The saturation sampling approach was used to get 180 data from the sampling of samples. The analytical approach utilized with the SPSS 26.0 for Windows application comprises quantitative analysis, normality testing, homogeneity testing, and hypothesis testing. The study’s findings reveal that: (1) the returns offered by bitcoin, IDX30 shares, and Antam gold are not significantly different; (2) the risks offered by bitcoin, IDX30 shares, and Antam gold have significant differences; (3) the performance offered by bitcoin. There are significant differences between IDX30 shares and Antam gold with the Sharpe method; and (4) the performance offered by bitcoin, IDX30 shares, and Antam gold with the Treynor method has a significant difference.
Keywords: cryptocurrency, investment, portfolio performance, stock, gold, risk, return
E-trust Mediates the Role of the Robo-Advisor Feature on Mutual Fund Investment Intention Through the Bibit Application of Gen Z Malang Raya
Authors: Amalia Tis'ah , . Subagyo
Published: January 2024

Mutual Fund investment is the right instrument for beginners and currently, with advancing technologies, it can facilitate the process of investing, for instance, using Bibit.id applications. One of the flagship features is a helper for the target user (a beginner or novice investor) to get the optimal portfolio, named Robo-Advisor. However, the adaptation process requires willingness or trust and is expected to increase intention in investing. Hence this study aims to test the role of e-trust in mediating between technology (Robo-Advisor) and behavior intention (investment intention). This study is an explanatory research that processes data from 120 respondents in the category of Gen Z in Malang Raya with specific criteria using the SEM-PLS method. The result concluded that the Robo-Advisor feature has a direct and significant effect on e-trust, the e-trust has a direct and significant effect on investment intention, and the Robo-Advisor feature affected investment intention mediated by e-trust. However, no direct influence was found on the Robo-Advisor feature on investment intention. So, Gen Z is a potential novice investor who intends to invest because it helped to get a suitable portfolio by entrusting the implementation of Robo-Advisor technology.
Keywords: Robo-Advisor, E-trust, mutual fund, Bibit, Investment
Feminist Insight on Gendered Work: The Opportunity Recognition and Performance of Women's Entrepreneurship Influenced by Internal and External Factors
Authors: Tri Kurniawan Dediek , Siswanto Ely , Rozana Kennis , Agil Nur Rakhmad Andro , Shabrina Prameka Adelia , Akram Hassan Shahir
Published: January 2024

Many people believe that family responsibilities on the part of women will not prevent them from improving their performance, religion, and traditions prevailing in Indonesian society. This study aims to examine the internal-external factors that influence on women entrepreneurs’ performance. This research was conducted in Indonesia using questionnaires for data collection. Using a survey data of 220 women entrepreneur from SMEs in Indonesia, the results of the analysis showed that entrepreneurial orientation (internal factor) and social culture (external factor) indirectly contributes to entrepreneurial recognition, where the relationship is partially mediated by entrepreneurial recognition.
Keywords: women entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs performance, entrepreneurial recognition
The Institutional Change Dynamics of Village-Owned Enterprises in East Java: Accelerating the Welfare of Rural Communities
Authors: Cahayati Nila , Fawaiq Suwanan Ahmad , Dandy Hadi Saputra Mochamad
Published: January 2024

Village-owned enterprises are an institutional form, which embodies the participation of rural communities in the economy based on profit and mutual cooperation that is expected to be able to encourage village independence in economy. This definition will encourage how the institutional projections change and how adaptation is needed both from within the institution or from outside the institution. The dynamics in village-owned enterprises have various challenges to resolve the main problem regarding the quality of human resources and infrastructures. This article explains how the dynamics of institutional change and various forms of revitalization and growth of village-owned enterprises use the theory of institutional change approach. The study has found that village-owned enterprises in East Java have become a forum for managing every socioeconomic element into a single unit that produces economic value to improve the welfare of rural communities. Innovation and adaptation as well as human development have become the main drivers of village-owned enterprises sustainability and resilience in digitalized era.
Keywords: village-owned enterprises, institutional change, revitalization, welfare
The Effect of Incentives and Organizational Justice on Employee Performance in Manufacturing Context
Authors: Ami Febrianti Rahma , Juariyah Lohana
Published: January 2024

The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of incentives and organizational justice on the performance of employees in a manufacturing context. The population in this study was 218 production employees. Meanwhile, the sample in this study were 84 employees from the production section selected by proportionated random sampling technique. Data were analyzed using multiple regression analysis. The results showed that incentives had a significant positive effect on employee performance and organizational justice had a significant positive effect on employee performance. However, incentives seem to have a higher effect on performance in a manufacturing context. As a consequence, incentives should be considered more by the management in manufacturing compared to organizational justice.
Keywords: incentives, organizational justice, employee performance, manufacturing sector
The Nexus between Social Presence, Customer Experience and Purchase Intention in Social Commerce Platform Toward Sustainable Digital Economic Development
Authors: Fawaiq Suwanan Ahmad , Rachmani Allya Hanna
Published: January 2024

Social media has transformed the digital landscape from connecting people to connecting supply and demand. Many individuals as well as enterprises engage their customers using social media platforms. Transaction through social media could bring influence to digital economic transformation. Producers from various counties could optimize customers participation using their social media accounts. This research aims to explain about the connection among social presence, trust, customer experience and intention to purchase toward social commerce. This study applied quantitative method using partial least squares (PLS-SEM). The data was obtained from 312 respondents, who had conducted online transactions through social media platforms during the last three years. This study showed that social presence and customer experience obtained from selling services had a significant effect on consumer purchase intention. Whereas trust indicators had no effect on consumers’ intention to buy. In maintaining sustainable digital economic development, stakeholders should consider that digital engagement with the public could increase product acceptance and ensure that constructive feedback could be followed up rapidly.
Keywords: social presence, trust, consumers experience, digital economic development
Indonesia's FDI in Development of Special Economic Zones (SEZs)
Authors: Pratama Widyastuti Bela , Saras Wati Diyah , Virda Yanti Eva , Ramadhona Amalia Lubis Firsty , . Suripto
Published: January 2024

In realizing equitable development and economic growth, it is necessary to develop special economic zones (SEZs) as a form of commitment of the Indonesian government; and if viewed from the budget perspective applied, it is still limited. This study aims to determine the factors affecting Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Indonesia from 2008 2nd quarter to 2021 2nd quarter. Based on that period, the economy in Indonesia experienced a contraction since the Asian monetary crisis in 1998. So that the development of SEZs experienced financial budget constraints and Indonesia can try to find other financing solutions. For developing countries, such initiatives should be taken in order to attract foreign investment. This study uses quantitative research with the analytical method used is the Vector Error Correction Model (VECM), which is a derivative of the vector autoregressive (VAR) method. The results of this study indicate that for the long-term VECM variable estimates only interest rates have a negative effect on FDI, and trade inhibition, inflation, and GDP variables have a positive effect. While the wage variable has no effect on FDI. In this phenomenon, it is necessary to pay attention first to the influence on FDI, companies in Indonesia, the majority of which are labor-intensive workers.
Keywords: FDI, GDP, inflation, interest rates, trade inhibition, wage
Causality of CO2 Emissions, Energy Consumption, Renewable Energy on Economic Growth in Asia Case Studies of 6 Asian Countries
Authors: Rizki Nandatari Fika , Ramadhona Amalia Lubis Firsty , Alfina Yulianti Riska , Tri Lestari Yova , Khoirudin Rifki
Published: January 2024

This research was conducted to examine the relationship and influence between CO2 emission variables, energy consumption, and renewable energy on economic growth in 6 countries in the Asia Pacific region, namely Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Japan, China, and South Korea. These countries have different levels of economic growth. Economic activities carried out in each country produce different externalities. Therefore, this research was conducted to examine the relationship between CO2 emissions, energy consumption, renewable energy, and economic growth in 2014- 2020. The data used in this study were obtained from the World Bank and the Statistical Review of World Energy. The research was conducted using the panel data regression method with the fixed effect model (FEM) as the best model. The results of this study indicate that renewable energy, total energy consumption, and CO2 emissions have a significant effect on economic growth. Meanwhile, per capita energy consumption variable has no significant effect on economic growth. From the R-square value, all variables have a correlation of 99% and as much as 1% is explained by variables outside the study. Further suggestions from this research are the government and related agencies regarding environmental sustainability issues due to CO2 emissions which continue to increase energy consumption and is believed to hamper economic growth in 6 Asian countries.
Keywords: consumption of energy, emission CO2, economic growth, panel data regression, renewable energy
Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment in the APEC Region (Case Studies in 5 Countries, namely Australia, Japan, Singapore, Brunei Darussalam, and Indonesia for the Period 2012-2019)
Authors: Ramadhona Amalia Lubis Firsty , Yovanda Eva , Damayanti Lisa , Zahrotul Hayat Nunung , Azizzah Azzakiyyah Nurul
Published: January 2024

Foreign direct investment (FDI) is an important factor in the development of a country and plays a crucial role in the growth and development of a country’s economy. FDI can be a source of capital in developing countries to help fund various sectors that are underfunded, this FDI also creates many new jobs so that the unemployment rate can be reduced. The entry of foreign investment is usually accompanied by technology transfer. One of the areas targeted by investors is the member countries of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC). This study aims to determine the effect of inflation, interest rates, and trade openness on FDI (case studies in five APEC member countries, namely Australia, Japan, Singapore, Brunei Darussalam, and Indonesia, period 2012-2019). The analytical method used in this study is the panel data regression analysis method with the seemingly unrelated regression (SUR) model using STATA 16 software for data regression and Eviews 10 to test stationary data. The stationary test of the data in this study uses the Augmented Dickey–Fuller (ADF) method at the first difference because the data level is not stationary. The results of research conducted using the SUR Model show that inflation has a negative and significant effect on FDI, interest rates have a positive and significant effect on FDI, and trade openness has a significant and negative effect on FDI.
Keywords: foreign direct investment, inflation, interest rates, seemingly unrelated regression, trade openness
Bromo Tengger Semeru Economic Valuations During Pandemic Covid-19
Authors: Fajar Prastiwi Lustina , Destia Wahyuningsih Rani , . Nasikh , Purboyo Priyambodo Magistyo , Yunikawati Nur Anita , . Annisya , Sidi Fatimah
Published: January 2024

Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park (TNBTS) is a natural tourist attraction in the form of a row of mountains in the East Java area. Environmental management of the TNBTS area is an important thing that needs to be considered in supporting the development of post-pandemic tourism objects. This management is essential due to the interdependence between TNBTS tourism and the conservation of natural resources. The research method used is the travel cost method to be able to provide an estimate of the economic valuation value of the Bromo Tengger Semeru environment during the Covid-19 pandemic. Previously, researchers used multiple linear regression to determine the value of the coefficients of variables that affect the number of visitor visits, including travel costs, visitor income, the distance from the visitor’s domicile to Mount Bromo, the type of respondent’s occupation, the respondent’s education and the respondent’s age. The consumer surplus obtained previously was multiplied by the number of visitors for 12 months to produce an average economic value of Rp 66,623,948,879,955 for one year.
Keywords: travel cost method, valuation economics, Bromo Tengger Semeru
Desafiando convenciones mediante la práctica artística: Laurie Anderson y su visión disruptiva
Authors: GARRIDO-ROMÁN MAR
Published: January 2024

Este texto es una reflexión en torno a la obra de la inclasificable y polifacética Laurie Anderson (Illinois, EE. UU, 1947), cuya producción interdisciplinar rompe los límites entre vanguardia y cultura de masas, insertándose en procesos de modernización contemporáneos donde conviven artes visuales, sonido y palabra. Destacamos el enfoque creativo de una propuesta que abarca diferentes medios, resaltando la experimentación, el uso de la inspiración como motor creativo y su proyección sobre otros artistas. Se estudian las influencias filosóficas de Wittgenstein, la estética de la repetición de Beckett o las tácticas de recorte y fragmentación de Burroughs, así como el impacto de su obra en artistas como Douglas Gordon, Björk, o Pipilotti Rist. Se subraya cómo Anderson desafía las convenciones fusionando tecnología y narrativas transversales en un enfoque interdisciplinario, que trasciende límites y estimula la exploración de nuevas formas de expresión creativa.

PALABRAS CLAVE: Laurie Anderson, interdisciplinaridad, estratificación sonora y visual, tiempo, espacio.
Santería Chilota: el arte sagrado de tallar una fe insular
Authors: BRAVO SÁNCHEZ JOSÉ MARCELO , DUARTE GUTIÉRREZ PATRICIO
Published: January 2024

El presente artículo hace referencia a descripción histórica, iconográfica, patrimonial y territorial de la Escuela Chilota de Imaginería Religiosa en el Archipiélago de Chiloé (Región de Los Lagos, Chile). Esta particular escultura religiosa combina la influencia hispánica con la artesanía indígena, logrando un relevante valorización patrimonial y vernácula, tanto por establecer un especial tipo de sincretismo cultural, como por formar una prodigiosa escuela de imaginería, con rasgos distintivos y con un transcendental valor añadido como es el patrimonio intangible vinculado a dogmas y prácticas comunitarias. La escuela de imaginería Chilota se desarrolló por todo el territorio y diáspora chilota, desde el S.XVII hasta finales del S.XIX, decayendo con la llegada al archipiélago de imágenes religiosas elaboradas con otra manufactura y materialidad. No obstante, a comienzos del siglo XIX, se revaloriza este arte sacro junto con los templos de Chiloé, por parte de la UNESCO y el Estado Chileno.

PALABRAS CLAVE: arte religioso, imaginería chilota, Archipiélago de Chiloé, patrimonio vernáculo, sincretismo cultural.
Imaginarios históricos en la experimentación plástica: el patrimonio cultural como inspiración para el arte contemporáneo
Authors: FERNÁNDEZ GARRIDO EMILIO LUIS , SEGARRA LAGUNES SILVIA
Published: January 2024

El presente trabajo tiene como objetivo mostrar diversas experiencias docentes sobre creación de arte contemporáneo a través de inspiraciones tomadas de diferentes elementos del patrimonio cultural. El tema se desarrolla a partir del análisis pormenorizado del objeto de estudio -pintura, escultura o arquitectura monumental- con distintos posibles objetivos: hipótesis visuales para la reintegraciones en restauración del patrimonio, difusión o divulgación histórica a través del cómic y la historia gráfica, apropiación de formas de representación para la creación de lenguajes contemporáneos o el estudio histórico de técnicas y formas de expresión para el desarrollo de analogías y reinterpretaciones aplicadas al arte o al diseño. La metodología se desarrolla en dos etapas principales: la primera definiendo el marco teórico e histórico del objeto y la segunda, de carácter creativo, a través un recorrido de síntesis mediante dibujos y bocetos, utilizando técnicas experimentales con diferentes materiales y soportes hasta lograr la obra final.

PALABRAS CLAVE: Dibujo, patrimonio, arte contemporáneo, experimentación artística, diseño.
A contribuição do Programa ALI Produtividade para as micro e pequenas empresas da Região Central do estado do Rio Grande do Sul
Authors: Santos Camila de Freitas , Silva Rafael Mozart da
Published: January 2024

O presente estudo teve como objetivo geral analisar o impacto do Programa ALI Produtividade nas micro e pequenas empresas, em sua primeira edição realizada na região central do Estado do RS. O Programa ALI (Agentes Locais de Inovação) é uma iniciativa que visa impulsionar a produtividade e o desenvolvimento dessas empresas por meio da aplicação de estratégias de gestão eficientes e inovadoras. Ao longo deste estudo, foram analisados os resultados obtidos por meio da implementação do Programa ALI, investigando como ele influenciou o desempenho econômico, o crescimento e a competitividade das empresas participantes. A metodologia de pesquisa utilizada se caracteriza, quanto à natureza, como aplicada, com uma abordagem qualitativa e quantitativa e de caráter exploratório e descritivo. Quanto aos objetivos, pode ser classificada como exploratória e descritiva, já o procedimento técnico utilizado foi a pesquisa de campo. A pesquisa foi realizada com 23 MPEs, que participaram do Programa no primeiro ciclo, ocorrido entre agosto e dezembro de 2022. Das 23 empresas participantes, 6 não forneceram os dados de produtividade no prazo previsto, ainda que tenham realizado o Radar final, cujos dados não estão contabilizados aqui. Foram considerados o indicador de Produtividade do projeto ALI e a ferramenta do Radar da Inovação, da mesma forma, as mensurações iniciais (T0) e finais (Tf) do ciclo para as 17 MPEs concluintes. Como resultado, observou-se que mais de 94% dessas empresas apresentaram variação positiva em pelo menos uma dimensão analisada e que mais de 82% tiveram aumento do indicador de Produtividade após a conclusão da Jornada de Inovação, com destaque para o ganho de maturidade, ou seja, houve mudanças voltadas a processos e estratégias e com clareza de objetivos, permitindo assim resultados ainda mais consistentes.
Oficina de criação literária Mireveja
Authors: Sousa Junior Sebastião Soares de , Silva Manuelle Araújo da , Lopes Paulo Glayson Lima
Published: January 2024

Este artigo visa a refletir sobre a Oficina de Criação Literária Mireveja, desenvolvida em escola pública de ensino médio, localizada no município de São Gonçalo do Amarante, no Ceará. Para tanto, na condição de objetivos específicos, faz-se necessário debater a problemática que circunda o ensino de literatura, bem como discutir sua relação com a escrita literária e questões concernentes à fruição estética. O estudo fundamenta-se, sobretudo, em obras de Cosson (2021a, 2021b), Sanseverino (2019) e Tauveron (2014), autores que se debruçam, respectivamente, acerca do letramento literário como alicerce do ensino de literatura; da escrita criativa, como ferramenta para o letramento literário e de elementos que favorecem a democratização da escrita, relacionando-os ao conceito de aluno-autor. Parte-se da hipótese de que a escrita criativa constitui relevante instrumento de promoção do letramento literário em ambiente escolar, estimulando criações literárias autorais pelos estudantes que participam do projeto, bem como dos professores vinculados aos componentes curriculares de Literatura e História da instituição escolar, que medeiam a Mireveja, em periodicidade semanal. Este estudo justifica-se por refletir sobre experiências que oportunizam um letramento literário democrático, estético e responsivo, subvertendo um ensino de literatura hierarquizante, tradicional e arraigado somente em historiografias e descrições de escolas literárias.
On the Jurisdiction over Disputes Involving Self-Employed
Authors:   Postgraduate Student of the Department of Commercial Law of the Law Faculty of the Saint Petersburg State University, Poluyan Dmitry A.
Published: January 2024

With the enactment of the Federal Law of November 27, 2018 № 422-FZ “On the Experiment to Establish a Special Tax Regime «Tax on Professional Income»” in Russian law, a new subject of business relations has arisen — a taxpayer of tax on professional income, which is accepted in the doctrine call self-employed. In connection with the active development of the activities of the selfemployed, questions have arisen related to the jurisdiction of entrepreneurial and other civil law disputes involving this category of entrepreneurs. The doctrine is currently discussing whether disputes involving the self-employed should be included in the jurisdiction of arbitration courts and how this may affect the effective resolution of disputes. In this article, we will consider the points of view of scientists on this problem, as well as present our arguments for the jurisdiction of disputes involving the self-employed in arbitration courts.
Indexation of Adjudged Sums of Money as a Forward-Looking Norm: Problem Setting
Authors:   Associate Professor of the Department of Civil Procedure of the Ural State Law University Named after V.F. Yakovlev, PhD (Law), Kudryavtseva Vera P.
Published: January 2024

The article analyzes the procedural category “indexing of awarded amounts”. A brief analysis of the appearance of the category “indexing” in the procedural law of Russia in the context of historical and economic changes is given. The author concludes that the procedural rules on indexing serve the application of the economic category, not the legal one. The assumption is formulated that the norms on indexing by judicial practice and the scientific community are interpreted exclusively in a retrospective sense. However, in substantive law, the category in question is intended to regulate upcoming payments. In the absence of a unified theoretical understanding, such a situation creates legal inequality, which is unacceptable, according to the Constitution of Russia. In addition, the indexing of late payments awarded by the decision contradicts the principle of nominalism, which works in civil law. The author suggests understanding indexing in the process according to the meaning it has in the economic sphere, that is, as a category of prospective action. This understanding, firstly, eliminates the problem of double payment for one delay (which is a violation of the principle of double responsibility for one act) and, secondly, removes a number of issues arising in practice of its application, which are characteristic of the consideration of substantive disputes.
An Overview on Pashanabedha Medicinal Plants
Authors:   Department of Pharmacognosy, RR College of Pharmacy, Bangalore, Karnataka, India, Sunitha T H , Narayanaswamy V B , Akila E
Published: January 2024

One of the major kidney diseases that needs a well-targeted therapeutic approach is urolithiasis. For the treatment of lithiasis, a number of medications are available, including diuretics and stone inhibitors, however clinical examination of these medications has revealed a frequency of relapses, adverse effects, and drug interactions. This has served as the justification for the development of new antilithiatic medications, and the hunt for novel molecules has now included herbal medications that provide superior defence and lower relapse rates. Plant-based medications are becoming more popular and are being researched for a variety of illnesses, including lithiasis. A set of medicinal plants known as pashanabheda (literally, ”stonesolving”) are utilised by Ayurvedic doctors in India as anti-urolithiatic medications. The present article reviews the antilithiatic activity of some of the medicinal plants. Here attempt is made to review a few medicinal plants with documented anti-urolithiatic action. In this study, some of the significant plants noted for their antilithiatic effects have been highlighted. Keywords: Urolithiatic; AntiUrolithiatic; Maceration; Turbidimetry; Calcium Oxalate