bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Social Justice Leadership in Action: The Case of Tony Stewart
Authors: Canfield-Davis Kathy , Gardiner Mary , Joki Russell
Published: May 2019

Reflecting on the 140th anniversary of the Fourteenth Amendment (ratified July, 1868), this qualitative case study described a response by educator-activist Tony Stewart to the Aryan Nations, a neo-Nazi hate group that attempted to intimidate Stewart’s community, Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho, between 1972-2000. Stewart galvanized community response using a social justice agenda. We interviewed Stewart and essential community members, and examined legal documents, articles, and documentaries. Findings indicated Stewart’s leadership of public education and response via an anti-racism task force reduced and then defeated the group’s viability. Educational practices included strategic planning and community outreach. The study revealed a social justice response to hate groups that educators and community leaders potentially can replicate in similar situations. This article was originally published in the Journal of Ethnographic and Qualitative Research, 3(4), pp. 205-217.
Israel Charny’s Fighting Suicide Bombing: A Worldwide Campaign for Life
Authors: Baum Steven K
Published: May 2019

We begin with the book jacket photo that commands the reader’s attention as the horror on a Muslim woman’s face reminds us that the terror is not reserved for Infidels only. Then the dedication of the book is “to life,” while the volume’s last words are a plea for peace—in Charny’s words, a “worldwide campaign for life” to be led by religious and secular leaders across the globe. The book concludes with a vignette from Islamic culture that speaks nobly of furthering peace and life, ending with the last word: “inshallah.” What is evident in between is Charny’s humanistic approach to this most inhumane of all modern phenomena.
Ulf Schmidt’s Karl Brandt – The Nazi Doctor: Medicine and Power in the Third Reich and Justice at Nuremberg: Alexander and the Nazi Doctors’ Trial
Authors: Glaser Edmund
Published: May 2019

My initial thought on encountering Justice at Nuremberg was that finally I would have the chance to get to know the defendants, whom at age 19 I personally encountered and photographed as a member of the U.S. Army’s photo detachment assigned to officially document the Trial with sound movies. (The movies are now in the U.S. National Archives.) For several months I observed the sullen and glum defendants, trying to penetrate what turned out to be their impenetrable visages. In the subsequent years of my continued interest and intermittent searching, I turned up nothing more than bits and pieces of information, such as that convicted defendant Herta Oberhauser was trying to resume medical practice in North Germany in the fifties. Even the arrival of the internet 50 years later did not point me anywhere revealing. Now I would get the answers.
Front Matter
Authors: Shuford John
Published: May 2019

Front matter for Journal of Hate Studies, volume 8, issue 1 (2010).
Places for Races: The White Supremacist Movement Imagines U.S. Geography
Authors: Perry Barbara , Blazak Randy
Published: May 2019

Increasingly, scholars are acknowledging that racial and other forms of animus assume a spatial dimension. Not only does intercultural hostility take different forms depending on location, but so, too, does the concomitant bias-motivated violence imply “places for races.” The very intent and motive of hate crimes are grounded in the perceived need of perpetrators to defend carefully crafted boundaries. While these boundaries are largely cultural, they may also take on a real, physical form, at least from the perpetrator’s perspective. Nowhere is this more evident than in the geographical imagination of the White Supremacist movement. This paper will trace the ways in which the movement idealizes the appropriate geographical “places for races.”
My Homeland, My Diaspora: Iranian Jewish Identity in Modern Times
Authors: Rahimiyan Orly R
Published: May 2019

One of the essential questions arising from the plurality of ethnic and religious groups in the Middle East, and specifically Iran, concerns the relationship between “diaspora” and “homeland.” What do these two concepts signify? What criteria define these terms? Do these concepts have permanent, uniform criteria? Who determines these criteria? Furthermore, can religious, ethnic, linguistic, and/or national criteria define the identity of one group for the geographic region considered that group’s “homeland” or “diaspora”?
Holocaust-Denial Literature: A Sixth Bibliography
Authors: Drobnicki John A
Published: May 2019

This bibliography is a supplement to five earlier ones that were published in the March 1994, December 1996, September 1998, December 2000, and September 2002 issues of the Bulletin of Bibliography, which has since ceased publication. During the intervening time, Holocaust denial has continued to be discussed in both the scholarly literature and the mainstream press, especially during the trial resulting from the libel lawsuit filed by David Irving against Deborah Lipstadt and Penguin Books, and his subsequent appeal of that verdict. The Holocaust deniers, who prefer to call themselves “revisionists” in an attempt to gain scholarly legitimacy, have refused to go away and have continued to take advantage of new media.
Forgiveness: The Key to Self-Healing— An Interview with Eva Mozes-Kor
Authors: Eppinga Joanie
Published: May 2019

Eva Mozes-Kor was ten years old when she and her family were deported from their home in Transylvania to Auschwitz. There, Dr. Josef Mengele was doing medical experiments on twins. Eva’s mother, father, and two older sisters were put to death in the gas chambers, but Eva and her twin sister Miriam were preserved to be subjected to experiments. Eva was given an injection that nearly killed her at the time, and Miriam died of the aftereffects of the experiments many years later. As an adult, having married and moved to America, Eva watched her sister struggle with lingering medical issues. She donated a kidney to Miriam and tried to gather information about what had been done to her sister at Auschwitz, but Mengele’s files have never been recovered. Eva’s search to find more information, or even Mengele himself, was unsuccessful; but in the course of her quest, Eva discovered the powerful healing effects of forgiveness. On May 20, 2010, she met with our editor, Joanie Eppinga, at the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Terre Haute, Indiana that she started fifteen years ago, and gave the following interview.
La reproducción humana asistida: Un desafío ad cautelam para el Derecho
Authors: Morffi Collado Claudia Lorena , Galiano Maritan Grisel
Published: May 2019

La investigación reúne algunas reflexiones jurídicas respecto a la aplicación y desarrollo de las técnicas de reproducción humana asistida y su repercusión para la ciencia del Derecho. Las técnicas de reproducción humana asistida consisten en la manipulación de los gametos y embriones a través de diversos procedimientos, entre ellas, las más usuales son la inseminación artificial y la fecundación in vitro. Su aplicación despliega repercusiones morales, teológicas yjurídicas, estableciéndose divergencias en cuanto a su aplicación práctica. La problemática se centra en la ausencia de una legislación especial en el ordenamiento jurídico cubano que regule la aplicación de las técnicas de reproducción humana asistida; por ello, el objetivo de la investigación está dirigido a demostrar la necesidad de la formulación de una ley especial que establezca los elementos necesarios para la adecuada aplicación de las técnicas de reproducción humana asistida. La metodología empleada en la investigación es cualitativa, y el tipo de investigación es descriptiva, utilizando comotécnica para la recolección de información, la revisión de documental y la confrontación socio jurídica del pensamiento abstracto y la investigación científica, talescomo el análisis-histórico, el exegético-analítico y el análisis de Derecho Comparado, para el razonamiento lógico de toda la información compilada
El debido proceso telemático en Venezuela
Authors: Gutiérrez Piña Lisbeth del Carmen
Published: May 2019

El objetivo del presente fue estudio hacer una análisis práctico de lo que es la aplicación del debido proceso, que forma parte de un proceso escrito, se adecue al uso de las herramientas tecnológicas, donde el solicitante tenga oportuna respuesta teniendo la certeza que su información se encuentra encriptada en un sistema informático que asegure la confidencialidad o la no vulnerabilidad de su información, en la que no sea necesaria o apremiante su presencia en el Juzgado u oficina que se trate para gestionar su requerimiento, sino que pueda hacerlo desde la comodidad de su casa, oficina, centro de chateo mas cercano, lugar de reclusión, o donde se encuentre, donde se utiliza la metodología descriptiva mediante el análisis de la norma escrita y su ponderabilidad en la practica forense al uso de las herramientas tecnológicas vigentes, en el entendido que el “debido proceso” es una garantía constitucional establecida en el artículo 49 de la Constitución de la República Bolivariana de Venezuela de 1999, reconocida como el derecho humano que tiene toda persona de acceder a los órganos administrativos o judiciales para conocer los hechos por los cuales se le investiga y a defenderse.
PERANGKAT LUNAK PEMBELAJARAN SISTEM BILANGAN PECAHAN DESIMAL DENGAN METODE NUMERIK
Authors: Rambe Yanti
Published: May 2019

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menciptakan perangkat lunak yang dapat membantu siswa dalam memahami pembagian sistem bilangan pecahan desimal dengan tepat dan benar dengan pendekatan  metode numerik, serta menampilkan hasil pembagiannya dengan benar.  Perancangan perangkat lunak dibangun dengan Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 yang merupakan aplikasi pembelajaran yang mengajarkan penggunanya cara-cara menghitung pecahan desimal dengan konsep metode numerik. Metode perancangan pada perangkat lunak ini adalah dengan menggunakan metode Waterfall. Perangkat lunak yang dirancang dilengkapi kuis sehingga dapat menarik minat siswa untuk belajar, memberikan penjelasan yang mudah mengenai cara pembagian pecahan desimal secara bertahap. Perangkat yang dirancang dapat dijalankan pada komputer desktop sehingga tidak memerlukan internet untuk menjalankannya.
Sosyal Beceri Eğitiminin Psikolojik Danışman Adaylarının Sosyal Beceri ve Psikolojik İyi olma Düzeylerine Etkisi
Authors: CANPOLAT Murat , ATICI Meral
Published: May 2019

Bu araştırmanın amacı sosyal beceri eğitiminin psikolojik danışman adaylarının sosyal beceri ve psikolojik iyi olma düzeyleri üzerindeki etkisini incelemektir. Araştırma deneysel desende tasarlanmıştır ve araştırma kapsamında 2x3’lük split-plot karışık desen kullanılmıştır. Araştırmanın nicel verileri Yüksel tarafından Türkçe’ye uyarlaması yapılan “Sosyal Beceri Envanteri” ve Cenkseven tarafından Türkçe’ye uyarlaması yapılan “Psikolojik İyi Olma Ölçekleri” kullanılarak elde edilmiştir. Araştırmadan elde edilen bulgular sosyal beceri eğitim programına katılan psikolojik danışman adaylarının sosyal beceri ve psikolojik iyi olma düzeylerinin anlamlı düzeyde yükseldiğini göstermiştir. İki aylık bir aranın ardından gerçekleştirilen izleme ölçümünde, uygulama etkisinin anlamlılığını korumaya devam ettiği sonucu bulunmuştur.
Nouvelle détermination de la structure cristalline de la dumontite Pb2[(UO2)3O2(PO4)2]. 5H2O
Authors: Piret Paul , Piret-Meunier Jacqueline
Published: May 2019

La structure cristalline de la dumontite a été déterminée par diffraction des rayons X et affinée jusqu'à R = 0,050 pour 1298 réflexions observées. La maille-unité est monoclinique, groupe spatial P21/m, avec a = 8,118(6), b = 16,819(8), c = 6,983(3)Å, β = 109,03(5)° et Z = 2. La structure est constituée de feuillets [(UO2)3O2(PO4)2]4n-n, parallèles à (100), reliés par des ions Pb2+. Chacun de ceux-ci est lié à 8 oxygènes (3 appartenant à des groupes UO2, 2 à PO4 et 3 à H2O) qui sont disposés aux sommets d'un antiprisme carré irrégulier. Les antiprismes sont reliés entre eux par partage de deux arêtes opposées formant ainsi une chaîne parallèle à l'axe b.
Etude expérimentale du partage de K et Ca entre sanidine, anorthite et solutions hydrothermales : influence de la température
Authors: Lagache Martine
Published: May 2019

Entre le feldspath potassique et l'anorthite il existe un très grand domaine de démixtion. Les deux feldspaths coexistants sont en équilibre avec une solution chlorurée 1M dont la composition, exprimée par le rapport 2Ca/(2Ca + K), est fixée à 0,392 à 600 °C et 0,238 à 750 °C. La comparaison des isothermes obtenus pour les couples Ab-FK, FK-An et An-Ab montre qu'à température croissante un feldspath très potassique s'équilibre avec une solution qui s'enrichit en potassium par rapport à Na et Ca, alors qu'un plagioclase très calcique s'équilibre avec une solution qui s'appauvrit en calcium par rapport à Na et K.
Zr-rich clinopyroxenes in a comenditic trachyte from Mururoa (French Polynesia)
Authors: Wagner Christiane , Guille Gérard , Coquillat Jean-Louis , Velde Danielle
Published: May 2019

A peralkaline comenditic trachyte has been found in one of the Mururoa drill holes. Peralkaline compositions have not been yet reported in this archipelago, and are extremely rare in the islands of the South Pacific region. This trachyte occurs within a magmatic association of alkali basalts, hawaiites, mugearites and rare metaluminous trachytes. The aegirine-arfvedsonite trachyte shows high Zr (1300 ppm) and Nb (470 ppm) contents. Aegirines are Zr-rich and contain up to 5 % ZrO2 while zircons are found included in early formed magnetites. The oxide mineralogy is complex, and the presence of Nb-rich phases (e.g. ilmenorutile) is demonstrated. The existence of primary Fe-rich carbonates implies the presence of CO2 during crystallization, a known feature of peralkaline rocks in general. The Mururoa trachyte is yet another example of a peralkaline lava in an oceanic island suite.
Contextes archéologiques et numismatique gauloise : exemples dans le Nord-Ouest
Authors: Delestrée Louis Pol
Published: May 2019

Coins provided from reliable and well identified archaeological contexts must be privileged, even though coin finds deprived of a determined context should not be disregarded. Context may assume several forms, the most significant being a location in a stratigraphic level that has not been disturbed. Other contexts may be informative, such as closed environments, let even open ones with no stratigraphic relations, or contexts related to the composition of grouped deposits. Obviously, careful study of each find context is indispensable to dating, seriating and locating Celtic coins, mostly deprived of textual indications. On the other hand, the discovery of Celtic coins in certain environments enable to define and precise for a given period the function of a given archaeological context and that of the relevant site.
Fabrication, circulation et usages de l’or monnayé dans le Nord de la Gaule (IIIe-Ier siècle av. J.-C.)
Authors: Sillon Charlotte
Published: May 2019

The aim of this paper is to assess the monetary processes occurring in Northern Gaul during the late Iron Age by combining typological and archaeometrical studies of gold coinage. Specialists in ancient numismatics usually stress out some specific features of monetization in Northern Gaul, which do not apply to other parts of Gaul. Among these characteristics are the important functions played by gold coins among other denominations. Using an interdisciplinary approach, which benefits from renewed archaeological data as well as measurements of the alloy of almost 600 gold coins, we wish to emphasize the major trends in monetary behaviours in Northern Gaul throughout this period, both in terms of switching monetary policies and expanding uses of coinage.
Terrain Analysis and Stochastic modelling for Archaeological site prediction and landscape reconstruction in the Lake Manyara area, Northern Tanzania
Authors: Märker Michael
Published: May 2019

In this study we focus on paleontological sites in the area of Lake Manyara and the Makuyuni River Basin, Northern Tanzania. This region is known for Middle Pleistocene fossil finds and artefacts. To analyze the spatial distribution of potential paleontological find locations we applied two different methodologies based on statistical mechanics and on boosted regression trees. The first one is able to handle presence-only datasets such as the locations proper. The second approach was used to study the variable importance and to derive information on the related geo-processes for classified paleontological sites. The locations and their spatial distribution were retrieved from literature and collected by own field work over the last years. For the modeling we utilized environmental information such as spatially continuous layers of topography (30 m SRTM DEM), derivatives of topography, vegetation information as well as ASTER multispectral data as predictor variables. The results revealpotential areas where further fossil sites may be located. Moreover, we assessed the processes that are related to sites with specific archaeological evidences. Therefore, the sites were grouped in three categories: i) artefacts sites, ii) fossil sites and iii) mixed sites. We applied boosted regression trees to analyse the processes related to the classified sites. The methodology considers not only site specific characteristics but implicitly also the related pedogenetic and morphogenetic processes. We were able to differentiate between artefact and fossil sites.  Moreover, our analyses indicate an influence of transportation processes on the artefacts, whereas deposition of fossils does not seem to involve large scale transportation. Finally, we show that also the landscape can be reconstructed such as the former lake margin.
Experience at Russian State Agrarian University – Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy on introduction and integration of precision agriculture technology
Authors: Zhelezova Sofya V. , Berezovsky Egor V. , Belenkov Alexey I.
Published: May 2019

Traditional and precision agriculture technologies are compared on the basis of the field experiment. Problems of soil and crop survey and mapping are discussed.
War, facial surgery and itinerant Kiwis: the New Zealand plastic surgery story
Authors: Brown Earle , Klaassen Michael F
Published: May 2019

In the southwest Pacific, in the first decades of the twentieth century, a small country produced a disproportionately large number of itinerant young surgeons who travelled far and wide to improve their skills by gaining experience in nations of much larger populations. Serendipity and providence saw them apply their surgical skills and training in the major theatres of world wars. In a spirit of dynamic energy and passion, their peripatetic travels saw them embrace the new surgical specialty of plastic and reconstructive surgery. This paper describes the historical and significant contributions of Kiwis (New Zealanders) to the world story of plastic surgery. Over the years some have stood out more than others, but this account considers each and every significant plastic surgeon in the global picture that begins with World War I and evolves to the present day. We should not forget them.
Understanding the vascular anatomy of zone IV in DIEA perforator flaps
Authors: Connon Felicity V , Taylor G Ian , Gascoigne Adam C , Corlett Russell J , Ashton Mark W
Published: May 2019

Introduction: The deep inferior epigastric artery perforator (DIEP) flap has become a mainstay of microsurgical breast reconstruction due to its low donor site morbidity and comparable success rates. However, there exists a longstanding controversy over the perfusion reliability of zone IV, so much so that current practice commonly advises this area is routinely discarded despite the mechanism behind zone IV necrosis not being fully understood. The authors review and investigate the vascular anatomy of zone IV with the aim of outlining the reasons for necrosis. Methods: A PubMed and Embase search was performed regarding zone IV of the DIEP flap and its perfusion. A review of archival injection studies performed by the authors was undertaken to identify the arterial and venous maps of the abdomen. Unembalmed abdominal wall and full body specimens were used for cadaveric studies to demonstrate the arterial anastomotic patterns and venous drainage pathways of the deep inferior epigastric, superficial inferior epigastric, superficial circumflex iliac and intercostal systems. Results: Cadaveric injection studies demonstrated the presence of true and choke anastomoses between all lower abdominal arterial branch systems. True and choke anastomoses occur within the subdermal plexus between the lower abdominal arterial branches, the plexus upon which demand is increased following flap transfer to supply the tissue and therefore most susceptible to arterial insufficiency. Arterial insufficiency was noted to arise as a result of low or lack of perfusion of zone IV from medial and lateral row perforators on perfusion studies. Venous studies found that the dominant venous drainage is through large caliber superficial epigastric and circumflex iliac veins, a system which is interrupted in flap elevation and redirected to the perforator venae comitantes, with inter-territory communicating oscillating veins also becoming a limiting factor between territories. Conclusion: The mechanism behind the common failure of zone IV in the DIEP flap is explained with studies demonstrating both potential arterial and venous limiting factors. The authors conclude that the mechanism is indeed multifactorial, however suggest that when zone IV in DIEP tissue transfer is required, fat below Scarpa’s fascia is excised and the contralateral SIEV is preserved for use as an additional venous anastomosis.
Compliance of plastic surgeons with advertising guidelines
Authors: Penna Anthony , Chan Queenie , Marucci Damian D
Published: May 2019

Background: Changes in the marketing of plastic surgery services in Australia has resulted in more plastic surgeons advertising on personal professional websites. In May 2014 the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) published ‘Guidelines for advertising regulated health services’. This study evaluates the compliance of plastic surgeons with these advertising standards.
Method: The professional websites for all members of the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) were analysed using the AHPRA guidelines. Each website was assessed by two independent medical reviewers noting the use of deceptive advertising, gifts/discounts, comparison with other surgeons, website photos, inappropriate marketing phraseology to encourage surgery and the creation of unreasonable expectations.
Results: Over 80 per cent of ASPS members are fully compliant with the AHPRA guidelines. Less than one per cent of surgeons listed information considered to be misleading, deceptive, or creating unreasonable expectations. Gifts or discounts were offered by 5.8 per cent, 5.5 per cent used inappropriate marketing phraseology, 4.9 per cent made comparisons with other surgeons and 1.3 per cent had website photos that did not comply with recommended guidelines. Thirty-four per cent of surgeons were on Facebook, 20.4 per cent on Twitter and 19.4 per cent on Instagram. Of NSW surgeons, 13.8 per cent of had inappropriate website photos. Approximately 19 per cent of surgeons in WA and SA used inappropriate marketing to encourage surgery.
Conclusion: The majority of ASPS members are compliant with the national advertising guidelines. Regional non-compliance with specific areas was noted suggesting targeted education may be of benefit.
Is free tissue transfer following necrotising fasciitis safe? A case report and review
Authors: Bunker Daniel , Ferris Scott
Published: May 2019

Necrotising fasciitis is a life-threatening infection that requires radical debridement, usually accompanied by antibiotic therapy and physiologic support. Patients are often left with disabling or disfiguring soft tissue defects. Traditionally, simple reconstructive methods such as skin grafting and local flap coverage have been used to address these defects, due to concerns that free tissue transfer may increase the risk of thrombosis following infection and inflammation. We argue that once the infection has been cleared and the patient regains stability, free tissue transfer is a viable reconstructive option that may provide better functional and cosmetic results in selected cases.
MPPT Charge Controller Design in a Solar PV System Under Rapidly Changing Climate Condition
Authors: Rahman Mostafizur , Rahman Md. Mahmudur
Published: May 2019

This paper presents a detailed theoretical study of photovoltaic (PV) systems and their
operation using the MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) method and presents the simulation of photovoltaic modules validated by computer software simulation followed by an experimental setup of MATLAB R2017a. The first approach to build the performance of a photovoltaic solar panel is to use a maximum power point tracker in rapidly changing climatic conditions and use a DC-DC converter to maximize the output power. This framework can operate at the maximum power point MPP and produces its highest power in different irradiance conditions when the solar panels are partially shaded. The main perspectivesis design and simulation of a simple but efficient charge controller by utilizing maximum power point tracker for photovoltaic system and analysis results show that this MPPT system with perturb & observe (P&O) method and the DCDC Boost converter can significantly increase the efficiency and the performance of PV.
Maternal Deaths: Do Women still have the Right to Life? A Case Study in Nias Island
Authors: Zaluchu Fotarisman , Wieringa Saskia , Kok Bregje De
Published: May 2019

This paper attempts to analyze maternal mortality in Nias Island, North Sumatra, where MMR is relatively higher than in other areas in Indonesia. This paper tries to examine the basic right highlighted in ICPD 1994 PoA. In addition, Corrêa and Petchesky propose that the fulfillment of women’s reproductive health rights must meet four principal elements, those are, bodily integrity, personhood, equality, and diversity. In line with the perspective suggested by Correa and Petchesky, this paper demonstrates the “omission, neglect, or discrimination” of women’s right for reproductive health. Social actors who play important roles in women’s reproductive health assessed in this paper are husbands, mother’s-in-law, TBAs, midwifes, and the government. This research concludes that maternal mortality in Nias and in Indonesia is a persistent problem since the social actors who are supposed to be responsible to prevent maternal mortality fail to do their job well. Instead, they tend to intentionally negate women’s right of reproductive health.
Decent Work Conditions for Domestic Workers in the Employer’s Eyes: Study Results in Makassar, Surabaya, and Bandung
Authors: Ruwaida Ida
Published: May 2019

This article is based on the study on knowledge, attitude, and practice regarding the rights and protections of domestic workers (PRTs) in three cities (Surabaya, Makassar, and Bandung). This paper tries to describe working conditions of PRT, not from the eyes or viewpoint of PRTs, but from their employers. The interesting findings is the tendency of double standards among employers when they faced the social aspects of their relations with PRTs will be transformed into economic ones by promoting the decent work conditions of PRTs. It means domestic workers should be recognized as worker, like others, and their rights will be fulfilled and protected. Assuming the protection of domestic workers is a manifestation of social development, in Indonesian context, the structural intervention through state policy will be conflicted with the social cultural as well as historical aspects of PRTs. Therefore,
the study indicates that there is a need to develop social process as apart of cultural intervention for building an equal relationship between domestic workers and their employers.
The Existence and Power of Fisherwomen in Morodemak and Purworejo Villages: Against Violence, Bureaucracy & Biased of Religious Interpretation
Authors: Pratiwi Andi Misbahul , Boangmanalu Abby Gina
Published: May 2019

This research was conducted in Morodemak and Purworejo Villages, Demak District, Central Java Province, Indonesia, by focusing on problems faced by fisherwomen—those who go out to sea as well as those who process fishing catch—and the activism of Puspita Bahari (fisherwomen organization in Demak). This research aims to show that women have contributed to the economic progress of coastal communities. Additionally, this research became a personal project as the researchers had the opportunity to directly observe the activities of fisherwomen who go out to sea. Furthermore, in the research process, the researchers participated in the advocacy process to help fisherwomen gain recognition for the work they do. By using Naila Kabeer’s gender analysis, this research found that the complexity of the problems faced by fisherwomen are truly layered and involve the family, community and market. Division of labor, biased bureaucracy and domestic violence are the three main topics studied in this paper. It’s urgent to recognize fisherwomen, as this recognition would be the first step that must be taken in order to improve the lives of fisherwomen. 
Patriarchal Relationships, Subordination and Glorification of Marriage: The Dilemma of Women across Generation in Living and interpreting Love
Authors: Ismail Naufaludin
Published: May 2019

This paper focuses on the experience of women across generation living and interpreting love as part of their lives. Their experiences in living an interpreting love will be seen in two points, their romantic relationship and marriage or family institution. Based on the data of six subjects of research with different backgrounds like age, marital status and sexual orientation, showed that they have different perspective on love and marriage or family institution compare to mainstream society. They assume and believe love or romantic relationship has close relation with patriarchal cultural values, like men’s domination, subordination and ownership if we agreed with mainstream society’s thought on love. They also believe that marriage is an institution where patriarchy’s cultural values is produced there and will disadvantage women if the marriage is not built on equal and just relation. These six subjects of research agree with grand feminism narrative that love supposed to be not always related with ownership, men’s domination and must be liberating women as an independence and autonomous person.
PENYULUHAN PENDIDIKAN POLITIK BAGI PEMILIH PEMULA GUNA MENINGKATKAN PARTISIPASI HAK PILIH PADA PEMILIHAN GUBERNUR DKI JAKARTA TAHUN 2017 (Studi pada Siswa-Siswi Sekolah Menengah Atas Se-Kecamatan Tanjung Priok)
Authors: Amsori Amsori
Published: May 2019

The purpose of this article is to explain the extension activities of political education for voters in order to improve public understanding of voters, in this case represented by the Students of Senior High School in the district of Tanjung Priok. The method used is a qualitative approach. Data analysis techniques in this study using a descriptive model. The conclusion of this article is all parties must be able to support the efforts of the election organizers in terms of improving the quality of electoral processes; Increase voter participation; Improving public confidence in the democratic process; Generating volunteerism and civil society in the elections and democratization agenda.
HARTA PASCA KEMATIAN SESEORANG (SOSIALISASI HUKUM WARIST ISLAM)
Authors: Solihah Cucu
Published: May 2019

ABSTAKKetentuan harta dan peralihan harta dari pemilik harta (pewaris) kepada para ahli waris berlaku secara otomatis pasca kematian seseorang. Berlaku secara otomatis memberi arti bahwa pihak Pewaris tidak berhak mengatur harta pasca kematiannya demikian pula ahli waris tidak dapat menolak peralihan harta tersebut. Tujuan ditetapkannya ketentuan hukum waris dalam ajaran Islam tidak terlepas dari 5 tujuan hukum (maqodis syariah) yakni dalam rangka memelihara agama, jiwa, harta, keturunan, dan akal, selain itu terdapat keutamaan ketentuan hukum waris telah digariskan dalam ajaran Islam dengan lengkap dan sempurna, karena hakikat harta dalam Islam mutlak menjadi milik sang Tuhan semesta alam, sehingga sangat wajar Tuhanpun mempunyai aturan mengenai apa saja ruang lingkup harta waris, kepada siapa harta itu diberikan, berapa harta yang harus diberikan kepada masing-masing ahli waris, kapasitas manusia hanya menerima  amanah atas harta yang dititipkan kepada manusia.Terdapat ketentuan asas waris Islam yakni asas ijbari, bilateral, individual, keadilan berimbang,dan semata akibat kematian. ABSTRACTThe provisions of the transition property and property of the owner of the treasure (heir) to the heirs apply automatically post the death of someone. Applies automatically give the sense that the Successor is not entitled to set the property of post death similarly heirs can't resist the transition the treasure. The purpose of the establishment of the provisions of the law of inheritance in Islam is inseparable from the 5 goals of the law (Sharia maqodis) i.e. in order to nourish the soul, religion, property, offspring, and reason, besides there is the virtue of the provisions of the law of inheritance was outlined in the Islamic teachings with the complete and perfect, because of the nature of property in Islam absolutely belongs to the Lord of hosts, so that very reasonable Tuhanpun have rules on what the scope of the estate, to whom property is given, how many treasures that should be given to each of the heirs of human capacity, only accepting the mandate over the treasure that is deposited to the mankind. There are basic provisions of Islamic inheritance IE ijbari, bilateral basis, individual, fairness, balanced, and is solely a result of the death.
FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION MENGENAI PEMAHAMAN PERUBAHAN ATURAN HUKUM INDIKASI GEOGRAFIS BAGI MASYARAKAT PELESTARI PADI PANDANWANGI CIANJUR (MP3C) SEBAGAI PEMEGANG HAK INDIKASI GEOGRAFIS TERDAFTAR
Authors: Aridhayandi M. Rendi
Published: May 2019

ABSTRAKEra perdagangan global, sejalan dengan konvensi internasional yang telah diratifikasi Indonesia, peranan Merek dan Indikasi Geografis menjadi sangat penting terutama dalam menjaga persaingan usaha yang sehat, berkeadilan, pelindungan konsumen, serta pelindungan Usaha Mikro, Kecil, dan Menengah dan industri dalam negeri. Undang-Undang Nomor 15 Tahun 2001 tentang Merek masih terdapat kekurangan dan belum dapat menampung perkembangan kebutuhan masyarakat di bidang Merek dan Indikasi Geografis serta belum cukup menjamin pelindungan potensi ekonomi lokal dan nasional sehingga perlu diganti. Maka hadir Undang-Undang Nomor 20 Tahun 2016 tentang Merek dan Indikasi Geografis yang lebih konfrehensif pengaturannya. Upaya Pemerintah Daerah Kabupaten Cianjur melalui Masyarakat Pelestari Padi Pandanwangi Cianjur (MP3C) Di tahun 2015 Beras Pandanwangi Cianjur telah terdaftar Indikasi Geografis (IG) tanggal 16 Oktober 2015 dengan nomor permohonan: IG. 00.2014.000011 dan nomor pendaftaran ID G 000000034. Dengan demikian, dianggap perlu untuk melakukan focus group discution ke (MP3C) sebagai pemegang hak Indikasi Geografis Terdaftar. ABSTRACTThe era of global trade, in line with the international conventions that have been ratified by Indonesia, the role of the brand and the geographical indication becomes very important especially in maintaining a healthy business competition, fairness, shield cover consumers, as well as shield cover micro, small, and medium enterprises and industries in the country. Act No. 15 of 2001 Year Brand still contained flaws and yet accommodates the development needs of the community in the field of Geographical Indications as well as brand and not enough guarantee shield cover local and national economic potential so as to need to be replaced. Then the present Act No. 20 Year 2016 about brands and Geographic Indications konfrehensif setting. The efforts of local governments through communities Cianjur Of Cianjur Pandanwangi Rice (MP3C) in year 2015 Pandanwangi Rice Cianjur registered geographical indications (IG) October 16, 2015 with a plea: IG. 00.2014.000011 and registration number ID G 000000034. Thus, it was considered necessary to conduct a focus group to discution (MP3C) as the holder of the rights of a registered geographical indication.
EFFECTS OF WAR AND FORCED MIGRATION ON CHILD HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT
Authors: SARP Nilgün
Published: May 2019

In
the 21st century, unfortunately millions of children and young
people worldwide are affected by forced migration, and war. Children
and young people are confronted with physical harm, violence, danger, fear and
loss. It affects their health, and development, and this problem will continue
increasingly.

In
this article, these effects have been examined, and the responses according to
the developmental level, personality of the child and the situation has been
discussed.
A BRIEF DISCUSSION ON SOCIAL WORK ETHICS EDUCATION
Authors: AKARÇAY ULUTAŞ Demet
Published: May 2019

Ethics has
become a crucial evaluation criterion in various sciences as well as social
work in recent years. Ethical perspectives present complex needs and worlds,
which people can mention about sociocultural difference. Following the right
way while solving and discussing on ethical issues can open a new window in an
individual’s life, as well as, this relative approach should be reflected as to
professional standards to the students in social work. It is obvious to aware
the role of social work in human life as supporting social justice, advocacy,
enhancing welfare.

The aim of
social work is to support individuals as allowing self- determination and the
right to direct life in what way they desire. Therefore, social work and social
work ethics education have responsibilities to protect rights and areas of
freedom of the clients. This perspective has indicated the objective of this
paper as discussing the effects of multicultural perspectives, legal
regulations, technological developments on ethics course in social work program
briefly.
SAĞLIK ÇALIŞANLARINDA PERSONEL GÜÇLENDİRME, BAŞARI GÜDÜSÜ VE ETİK LİDERLİĞİN DEMOGRAFİK AÇIDAN FARKLILIKLARI
Authors: ASLAN Şebnem , SÜNBÜL Fatih
Published: May 2019

Personel güçlendirme çalışanlara güç ve yetki vermeyi
ifade etmektedir. Bunun yanında çalışanlara sinerji ve enerji katma anlamı da
bulunmaktadır. Çalışanların güçlendirilmesi ile birlikte ekip ruhu kavramı da
güçlenmiş olacaktır. Başarı güdüsü; Başarılı olmak, amacına ulaşma veya hatta üstün
olma ihtiyacı olarak tanımlanır. Etik liderlik ise dengeli doğru kararlar alma,
dürüst olma, prensiplerine göre hareket etme, işine özen göstermeye dayalı
liderlik yaklaşımı olarak tanımlanmaktadır. Bu araştırma sağlık çalışanlarında
personel güçlendirme başarı güdüsü ve etik liderliğin demografik açıdan
farklılıkların ortaya çıkarmak amacıyla yapılmıştır.Bu
çalışma Selçuk Üniversitesi Selçuk Tıp Fakültesi Hastanesi bünyesinde çalışan
sağlık çalışanları araştırmanın evrenini oluşturmaktadır. Örneklem seçimi
konusunda kullanılan ölçeklerdeki soru sayısının 5-10 katı arasında örneklem
seçilmesine dikkat edilmiştir. Çalışmanın uygulanması aşaması için
basit-rastgele örneklem yöntemi kullanılarak yasal izinler alınarak
uygulanmıştır. Araştırma anket formunda demografik soru formu, personel
güçlendirme ölçeği, başarı güdüsü ölçeği ve etik liderlik ölçeği bulunmaktadır.Araştırmaya
290 kişi katılmıştır. 110 kadın, 180 erkek sağlık personeli olmaktadır. Katılımcıların
cinsiyet değişkenine göre personel güçlendirme, başarı güdüsü ve etik liderlik
ölçeğine göre anlamlılık testine bakıldığında anlamlılık bulunmamıştır. Yaş
değişkenine göre ölçekler üzerinde anlamlı farklılıklar bulunmuştur. Yaş
ilerledikçe etik liderlik algısı arttığı görülmüştür. Medeni durum değişkenine
göre personel güçlendirme, başarı güdüsü ve etik liderlik arası anlamlı
farklılık bulunmuştur. Farklılık oluşturanların evliler olduğu kanaatine
varılmıştır.
IMPLICIT LEADERSHIP CONCEPT AND REFLECTION TO HEALTH INSTITUTIONS
Authors: GÜZEL Şerife
Published: May 2019

It is expressed as the person who collects the
leader power, who has an impact on all processes of the organization and
manages the processes. Implicit leadership emerges when other individuals in
the group follow the person they want to see as the leader voluntarily
(Eroğluer, 2014, p. 107).The
aim of this study is to examine the concept of implicit leadership which is not
included in Turkish literature and to shed light on other studies. In addition,
as in every institution, it is aimed to address the existing leadership concept
in health institutions in terms of implicit leadership.

In
this study, detailed information about the concept of implicit leadership was
given, factors effecting the formation of implicit leadership were taken into
consideration, different dimensions of implicit leadership were taken into
consideration and implicit leadership was taken into consideration in terms of health
institutions.
Knowledge-stating Verbs and Contexts of Accountability in Linguistic and Literary Academic Discourse
Authors: Malmström Hans
Published: May 2019

In academic communication, the notion of accountability is central, because academic discourse essentially involves the communication of knowledge – knowledge for which someone must assume accountability. This paper considers the use of knowledge-stating verbs in knowledge statements. It investigates the accountability contexts (High accountability, Medium-to-High accountability, Medium-to-Low accountability and Low accountability) for seven knowledge-stating verbs in order to ascertain if different knowledge-stating verbs appear in different kinds of accountability contexts. The verbs investigated are argue, claim, suggest, propose, maintain, assume and believe. The empirical basis for the investigation comes from two different academic disciplines, linguistics and literary studies, and the investigation also addresses the issue of whether the knowledge-stating verbs considered appear in the same or different accountability contexts across the two disciplines. The conclusions to be drawn on the basis of the investigation are that (i) individual knowledge-stating verbs do feature in different kinds of accountability contexts, but (ii) there is little evidence to the effect that there should be any significant differences between linguistics and literary studies with respect to the accountability contexts associated with the individual knowledge-stating verbs.
What uh the Folks Who Did this Survey Found: Expert Attribution in Spoken Academic Lectures
Authors: Ädel Annelie
Published: May 2019

Academic writing has been said to display a tension between originality and humility to the community (Myers 1990; Berkenkotter & Huckin 1995; Hyland 1999). One of the fundamental ways in which this tension plays out is in references to previous research, or ‘attribution’. While recent research has emphasized the importance of attribution in academic writing—Hyland (1999), for example, found the average number of citations in research articles to be as high as 70 per 10,000 words—the role of attribution in spoken academic discourse is relatively uncharted territory. In this study of attribution in academic speech, transcripts of 30 large lectures from the Michigan Corpus of Academic Spoken English (MICASE; Simpson et al. 1999) were analysed, totalling 250,000 words. References to expert sources in the academic domain were analysed, specifically third person attribution (including third person pronouns, proper names, and a selection of nouns), as in “um and, Marx points out that those are the tools that the proletariat are gonna use”. The research questions were: To what degree do lecturers situate intertextually the knowledge and facts they are presenting? Do the disciplinary differences found in written citation practices also occur in speech? How variable are the formal realizations of attribution in speech? Contrary to previous research findings (e.g. Biber 2006; Swales 2005), the study showed both that expert attribution is quite pervasive and that there is disciplinary variation in academic speech. The findings are compared to studies of attribution in academic writing (e.g. Hyland 1999; Tadros 1993), with the goal of contributing to current research on the commonalities that academic speech (lectures) exhibits with academic writing on one hand, and non-academic speech on the other.
English as the Lingua Franca of Engineering: The Morphosyntax of Academic Speech Events
Authors: Björkman Beyza
Published: May 2019

English today is frequently used as an international means of communication among its non-native speakers from different L1 backgrounds. Research on English as a lingua franca (ELF) has already revealed commonalities and common processes from a variety of settings. It is important that research continues and that lingua franca usage in different environments is described to find ways to optimize communication. This paper will focus on the morphosyntax of spoken ELF, reporting the results of a study that investigates spoken lingua franca English in tertiary education (engineering) in Sweden, where English is increasingly becoming the language of instruction. The morphosyntax of non-native-like usage is investigated in dialogic and monologic speech events. Cases of non-native-like usage are grouped as ‘disturbing’, i.e. causing comprehension problems and ‘non-disturbing’, i.e. causing no comprehension problems. Findings from this corpus-based study show that the most consistent idiosyncrasies in lingua franca usage in this setting are observed in redundant features of the language and that there is very little disturbance, i.e. breakdown in communication. Engineers seem to opt for function and reciprocal intelligibility over redundant features of the language and accuracy when they speak English in academic contexts.
Proficiency Effects and Compensation in Advanced Second-Language Reading
Authors: Shaw Philip , McMillion Alan
Published: May 2019

No abstract available.
Morality, voyeurism, and 'point of view': Michael Powell's Peeping Tom (I960)
Authors: Hawthorn Jeremy
Published: May 2019

No abstract available.
Ælfric's Abjection of the Virgin Mary
Authors: Hodgson Miranda
Published: May 2019

No abstract available.
Adjectives, compounds, and words
Authors: Bauer Laurie
Published: May 2019

No abstract available.
Case Competitions: An Opportunity for Building Knowledge about Professional Translation
Authors: Schjoldager Anne
Published: May 2019

The paper presents and discusses a teaching project with case competitions for MA students of specialised translation at the Aarhus School of Business (ASB), Aarhus University. The project was intended as one way of helping participants to prepare for working life by giving them an opportunity for building knowledge about professional translation. The paper gives some background information about our MA of specialised translation and then sets out to discuss what sort of knowledge translation students are expected to acquire while still at university. It presents and discusses the aims and setup of two case competitions that were organised at the ASB. Drawing on the results of a series of online questionnaires, the paper ascertains how the project was evaluated by the participating students and what sort of knowledge they seem to have been building in connection with their participation.