bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Análisis estructural utilizando el software ETABS para la identificación del sistema estructural
Authors: Rupay Vargas Marcos Josue , Huamani Escalante Marleni , Santos Quispe Yhadira Anita , Velásquez Pecho Ruby Alejandra , Huamani Curi Juan Renildo
Published: July 2023

La presente investigación tiene como propósito realizar el análisis estructural de una idea de proyecto “Biblioteca de la Selva Central” en la localidad del distrito de Pichanaqui. La edificación donde se realizó el análisis es de concreto armado con 5 niveles. Se determinó el porcentaje de la cortante basaI que actúa en las columnas y muros de corte de la estructura, a partir de ello se identificó el sistema estructural de la estructura. Los parámetros para el desarrollo del ejercicio se basaron en la Norma Técnica E.030 Diseño Sismorresistente del RNE. La cortante Basal obtenida en el software ETABS para el eje “Y” 356.613 ton y eje “X” 282.431 ton. En conclusión, para la biblioteca ubicada en la localidad del distrito de Pichanaqui, los muros de corte representan el 84% de la cortante basaI en el eje “X”, en consecuencia, el sistema estructural es de muros estructurales y en el eje “Y” corresponde un 93% de la cortante basaI, siendo el sistema estructural considerado como muros estructurales asimismo sea factible en los diseños de las edificaciones y tengan mejor comportamiento contra los sismos.
Análisis estructural de armaduras planas aplicando el método matricial de rigidez en suelos de selva, Chanchamayo (Perú)
Authors: Rupay Vargas Marcos Josue , Monago Tarazona Isaías Luciano , Napoleón Rodríguez Luis Enrique , Rojas Bermudo Candida Sonia , Teraccaya Samaniego Kevin Raúl
Published: July 2023

La investigación tuvo como objetivo realizar el análisis de armaduras planas mediante la aplicación del método matricial de rigidez en un suelo blando de baja capacidad portante con los softwares SAP 2000 y Ftool. Se argumenta en la obtención de desplazamientos en los grados de libertad (GDL) establecidos en el sistema Q-D y las fuerzas internas para cada barra que compone la armadura. La armadura en estudio estuvo compuesta por 4 barras de sección transversal de 500 mm2, módulo de elasticidad de 350 GPa y un asentamiento de 15 mm en el apoyo fijo 1. La armadura plana presentó como respuesta estructural desplazamientos en los GDL 3, 4, 6, 7, se produjeron fuerzas internas en todas las barras y desplazamientos por efecto del asentamiento en toda la estructura. Se resalta que el asentamiento en el apoyo fijo 1 por suelo blando, generó mayor deformación en la armadura que las cargas aplicadas. Por otro lado, las respuestas estructurales calculadas manualmente resultaron iguales a las obtenidas con los softwares SAP2000 y Ftool, lo que pone en manifiesto que el método matricial es preciso en sus resultados
Accelerating advanced practice palliative care competencies: An educational research initiative
Authors: Koirala Binu , Davidson Patricia M. , D'Aoust Rita , Silbert-Flagg JoAnne , Slater Tammy , Ling Catherine , Busch Deborah , Rushton Cynda H. , Razzak Rab , Ferrell Betty , Dennison Himmelfarb Cheryl
Published: July 2023

Objective: To describe the process and impact of integrating palliative care into the nursing curriculum to accelerate advanced practice palliative care competencies.Methods: Educational research was implemented at the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, Baltimore, MD to integrate palliative care knowledge and skills into the advanced practice nursing curriculum. Palliative care principles and skills were threaded through the curriculum and resources and contents were shared across graduate programs, faculty members, and students throughout the school. Additionally, palliative care workshops, symposium and conference were organized at the school to increase academic-practice partnerships and disseminate project progress. The initiative was evaluated using the Palliative Care Quiz for Nursing (PCQN) and Palliative-Care Self-efficacy Scale (PCSES) among faculty and students annually. Additional data on overall feedback on research activities were collected. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics, t-tests, and analysis of variance.Results: In total 54 students, faculty, and clinicians participated in two workshops. The evaluation of workshops identified a significant improvement in confidence scores. In total, 620 faculty and students responded to the annual school-wide survey: 203 in 2019, 242 in 2020, and 175 in 2021. There were no significant changes in palliative care knowledge and confidence scores after integrating content within the curriculum. The participants agreed or strongly agreed with the overall positive feedback for the project events regarding expectation, pace, relevance, and objective.Conclusions: The academic-practice partnership could be one model for improving palliative care competencies. More educational initiatives are needed to identify the role of educational models with appropriate evaluation measures in preparing a competent palliative care workforce.
An efficient hybrid by partitioning approach for extractingmaximal gradual patterns in large databases (MPSGrite)
Authors:   Department of Computer Engineering, UIT-FV, University of Dschang, Dschang, Cameroon, Laurent Cabrel Tabueu Fotso
Published: July 2023

Since automatic knowledge extraction must be performed in large databases, empirical studies are alreadyshowing an explosion in the search space for generalized patterns and even more so for frequent gradual patterns.In addition to this, we also observe a generation of a very large number of relevant extracted patterns. Being facedwith this problem, many approaches have been developed, with the aim of reducing the size of the search spaceand the waiting time for detection, for end users, of relevant patterns. The objective is to make decisions or refinetheir analyses within a reasonable and realistic time frame. The gradual pattern mining algorithms common in largedatabases are CPU intensive. It is a question for us of proposing a new approach that allows an extraction ofthe maximum frequent gradual patterns based on a technique of partitioning datasets. The new technique leadsto a new, more efficient hybrid algorithm called MSPGrite. The experiments carried out on several sets of knowndatasets justify the proposed approach.
Virtualization in distributed system: a brief overview
Authors:   Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Kathmandu University, Dhulikhel, Nepal, Manandhar Reeya , Sharma Gajendra ,   Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Kathmandu University, Dhulikhel, Nepal
Published: July 2023

Virtual machines are popular because of their efficiency, ease of use, and flexibility. There has been an increasingdemand for the deployment of a robust distributed network for maximizing the performance of such systemsand minimizing the infrastructural cost. In this study, we have discussed various levels at which virtualizationcan be implemented for distributed computing, which can contribute to increased efficiency and performanceof distributed computing. The study gives an overview of various types of virtualization techniques and theirbenefits. For example, server virtualization helps to create multiple server instances from one physical server. Suchtechniques will decrease the infrastructure costs, make the system more scalable, and help in the full utilization ofavailable resources.
Analysis of the Building Envelope Materials, Climate, and Earthquake Zones in Energy-efficient Building Designs
Authors:   Department of Industrial Engineering, Erciyes University, Kayseri, Türkiye, Aydo˘gan Emel Kızılkaya , Delice Yılmaz ,   Deparment of International Trade and Logistics, Kayseri University, Kayseri, Türkiye, Himmeto˘glu Salih ,   Department of Management and Organization, Kayseri University, Kayseri, Turkey
Published: July 2023

Energy-saving has become one of the basic strategies for developing countries like Turkey that need energy imports. One of these strategies is energy-efficient building designs. The energy-efficient building envelope, which is one of the most important components of energy-efficient building designs, is of great importance in terms of insulation, indoor comfort, and environmental effects. In addition, the climatic and seismic characteristics of the regions where the buildings will be built are a matter of curiosity for building designers. It is an important problem to determine the effect of climate and earthquake zones on the building envelope. In this study, the effects of climate and earthquake zones on the costs of the building life cycle, together with the building envelope properties, are investigated. Life-cycle cost assessment (LCA) analysis is applied by considering the parameters of building envelope material cost, heating energy consumption cost, cooling energy consumption cost, CO2 emission cost, embodied carbon cost, and earthquake-based repair cost. A total of fourteen different decision variables are taken into account, including exterior plaster, wall, and roof insulation material, wall, interior plaster, the thickness of these materials, window type, and window/wall ratio. Significance levels of decision variables for heating energy consumption, cooling energy consumption, and CO2 emission are calculated. It is determined that five decision variables for heating energy consumption, four for cooling energy consumption, and seven for CO2 emission are more important. It is an interesting pattern that earthquake zones have 28, 46, and 13% importance for heating energy consumption, cooling energy consumption, and CO2 emission. It has been observed that the EnergyPlus based ANN approach proposed for LCA analysis provides over 95% accuracy on the sample data set.
Text to Song Synchronization Using Deep Neural Network
Authors:   Department of Computer Engineering, Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of Engineering, Mumbai, India, Tejam Shreyas , Shaikh Ayub ,   Department of Computer Engineering, Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of Engineering Mumbai, India, Dedhia Jay ,   Department of Computer Engineering, Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of Engineering Mumbai, India, Gohil Mayank ,   Department of Computer Engineering, Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of Engineering Mumbai, India, Kanani Pratik ,   Department of Computer Engineering, Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of Engineering Mumbai, India
Published: July 2023

The most crucial aspect of the learning process is memory. There is no knowledge without memory. However, most people lack memory because they memorize things through rote memorization. So in this paper, we implemented a deep neural network (DNN) model that converts plain text into a song, which is done by synchronization of a Musical Instrument Digital Surface (MIDI) file or the music with the text. MIDI files are symbolic representations of the music score. The melodic line of the composition is normally on one of them, while the background music is on the others. Analyzing the audio to identify voice portions where a human voice is present, as well as non-voice segments in proximity to the voice segments, is part of a method for syncing text with audio. The text segments of segmented text related to the audio can be recognized and synchronized to the speech segments.
Proposed arrangements and cyber security challengesin nuclear domain: An explanatory study of India
Authors:   Department of Public Administration Annamalai University, Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu, India, Dar Showkat Ahmad , Shairgojri Aadil Ahmad ,   Department of Political Science Annamalai University, Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu, India
Published: July 2023

The goal of cyber security is to protect the internet against online attacks. One of the most frequently usedterminologies in cybersecurity is “cyber-threats,” which refers to the use of information and communicationtechnology (ICT) for hostile purposes by a range of criminals. The complexity of cyber security architecture makeshigher safety measures necessary to guard against system flaws and potential global catastrophes. One of themost important security issues today is cyberattack. A cyber breach could make nuclear systems safety andsecurity safeguards ineffective, which is especially important for nuclear systems. India, which has a sizableand developing nuclear programme, has a similar situation. Over the past few decades, governments, includingIndia, have invested a significant amount of time and money in building effective physical safeguards for nuclearinstallations, which has raised the risk of a cyber or hybrid attack. The risk of hacking, disruption, or sabotage risesas nuclear infrastructure becomes more and more reliant on cyber technology. Any cyberattack’s antagonistic goalis to take advantage of a system’s weaknesses in order to take over, operate, and keep a presence on the targetsystem. Designing standards that can accommodate both immediate and long-term needs is crucial due to thesensitivity of nuclear materials and infrastructure. The study’s objective is to discuss the proposed arrangement ofcyber security in nuclear domain in India.
An improvement in the safety of big data using blockchaintechnology
Authors:   Department of Computer Science, Govt. PG College for Women, Rohtak, India, Archana  , Aggarwal Gaurav ,   Department of Computer Science, Jagannath University, Jhajjar, India
Published: July 2023

The development of big data in the information technology sector has made data management and analysis farmore challenging. It is necessary to take into account everything, including volume, variety, speed, value, andcomplexity. Clustering makes the processing of vast volumes of data simpler. This is especially helpful whenworking with unstructured data. By the usage of cloud computing, which makes use of the internet as its deliverychannel, it is possible to provide a variety of computer services, including servers, storage, databases, andnetworking, in addition to analytics and intelligence, at a lower cost. The main problem is the security of suchbig amounts of data. One way to enforce strong security is blockchain technology which is also the backbone ofcryptocurrency. The distributed, incontrovertible, and publicly verifiable record of every transaction activity that maybe provided by blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize security in a big way for different industries.
Attitude of rural students towards inclusive classroom at secondary level: A case of Burdwan District
Authors: Asadullah Md , Yeasmin Dr. Minara , Mukherjee Paramita , Yasin SK
Published: July 2023

Attitude of rural students at secondary level towards inclusive classroom is about appreciating differences and modifying the strict educational system to accommodate the requirements of all kind of students. Every child should have access to high-quality education as it is a fundamental human right. Children with special needs, regular school students, educators, and society everyone benefit from teaching-learning in inclusive classrooms. In the current study, the prime objective is to compare the attitude of rural students towards inclusive classroom at secondary level with respect to gender (male and female) and type of school (government and private). The investigators studied 94 samples from rural secondary school of Pandaveswar block of Burdwan district in West Bengal through self-made questionnaire of Shalini Gupta (2012) and also used Mean, SD, t-test, and analysis by SPSS-20.0 version for analyzing the collected data. The findings of the present study unfold that there is no significant difference between male (Mean=49.69) and female (Mean=50.34) and their remains significant difference between government and private rural secondary students’ attitude towards inclusive classroom of Burdwan district in West Bengal. On the other hand, out of 94 samples, 9.58% of students have extremely high and 39.36% of students have high level attitude towards of inclusive classroom. Similarly, 36.16% of students’ average and 12.77% of students have low and also only 2.13% of student have extremely low level attitude towards inclusive classroom of rural secondary school students of Burdwan district in West Bengal. So, it understood that private school teachers have better attitude towards inclusive classroom at secondary schools.
Scientific research output on quality education (SDG4): A Bibliometric Study
Authors: Hossain Saddam , Asadullah Md , Shorif Nawaj , Yeasmin Dr. Minara
Published: July 2023

Education quality (SDG 4) is one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals adopted by the United Nations in 2015 as part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. SDG 4 aims to provide inclusive and equitable quality education and advance opportunities for lifelong learning for everyone. The present study uses bibliometric analysis to explore existing scientific research on education quality that directly connects to SDG 4. The 195 scientific research articles published from 2015 to 2022 were investigated for temporal development, scientific collaboration, existing research focus and gaps. Interdisciplinary journals such as Sustainability is found to be dominant sources. Open-access journals make a dominant footprint and the majority of author collaborations are found among authors from countries such as UK, Spain, and USA. In contrast, the research connections among authors from Global South are observed to be weak. However, a significant evolution of scientific research is observed in connection to SDG 4 with increasing studies on higher education and e-learning. This paper significantly contributes to tracking the progress in scientific research related to SDG 4 and highlights the hotspots where more collaboration between scientific communities and policymakers is required.
EDUCAÇÃO EM SAÚDE: MODELO TRANSTEÓRICO DE MUDANÇA DE COMPORTAMENTO E MODELO DIALÓGICO-PARTICIPATIVO FREIREANO – UMA ESTRATÉGIA DE PROMOÇÃO DA QUALIDADE DE VIDA DE FUMANTES, EM ARMAÇÃO DOS BÚZIOS, BRASIL
Authors: Arueira Helena Barreto , Queiroz Sandra Maria de Oliveira Marques Gonçalves
Published: July 2023

O tabagismo é uma doença que pode afetar a Qualidade de Vida (QV) do fumante. Entretanto deixar de fumar é processo de grande complexidade. Partindo da articulação da educação e da saúde, esta pesquisa visa compreender em que medida as atividades de Educação em Saúde (ES), desenvolvidas pelos Grupos Antitabagismo (GA) da Estratégia Saúde da Família (ESF) de Búzios, sob a junção da Abordagem Cognitivo-comportamental e dos estágios de prontidão para a mudança do Modelo Transteórico de Mudança de Comportamento com o modelo dialógico-participativo freireano, contribuem para a melhoria da QV, na ausência de farmacoterapia específica. A pesquisa proposta é de um estudo qualitativo e quantitativo, longitudinal, buscando uma relação de causa e efeito, através de um estudo quase-experimental. O desenho metodológico consistirá em uma abordagem quantitativa, com cálculo da carga tabágica e utilização de questionários de QV e de dependência da nicotina e, de uma abordagem qualitativa, com a aplicação de entrevistas semiestruturadas e relatos de “Histórias de Vida”. Serão convidados integrantes dos GA, com 18 anos ou mais, os quais serão alocados de acordo com o uso ou não da farmacoterapia específica. A análise dos questionários, será fundamentada nos dados estatísticos e, das entrevistas e das histórias de vida, na análise de conteúdo. Almejamos compreender a relação das atividades de ES, para a cessação do tabagismo, com a QV dos tabagistas. A eventual melhoria da QV pode vir a ser um argumento adicional, a ser utilizado em programas de ES, visando incentivar os pacientes a persistirem no árduo processo de cessação do tabagismo.
The pioneers of domestic trade in Sumer in the late third millennium BC and their cuneiform archives
Authors: Muhamed hamad Kalle , Kamil xalil Ari
Published: July 2023

The Sumer was politically known in the late third millennium BC during the Third Dynasty of Ur (2113-2004 BC), considered one of the most prominent ruling dynasties of Sumerian civilization the family paid great attention to business and constantly they worked to further expand businesses of both types (foreign and domestic). Another major feature of the economy of this period was the emergence of independent entrepreneurs who worked for themselves and had the title of merchants they had inherited from their parents and they left behind archival records and documents that have become available to researchers. This study describes the business activities of three of the most prominent merchants of the time, who were the leaders of the group they recorded their business activities in their own cuneiform archives, the basis of the study according to the archives that have been read and analyzed by several researchers in the field of ancient languages in the past few years, there is no doubt that the cuneiform records of that time are considered the best source for understanding and expertise being in different areas of civilization, especially the economic aspects of the country because 90% of the texts that so far, they have been found to be related to the economy in general and trade in particular.
PENGARUH KEPEMILIKAN INSTITUSIONAL, KEPEMILIKAN MANAJERIAL, DAN KEPEMILIKAN ASING TERHADAP PENGUNGKAPAN CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Authors: Saptowinarko Prasetyo Margo
Published: July 2023

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk memperoleh bukti empiris mengenai pengaruh kepemilikan institusional, kepemilikan manajerial, dan kepemilikan asing terhadap pengungkapan corporate social responsibility. Teknik pengambilan sampel yang digunakan adalah teknik purposive sampling sebanyak 33 sampel perusahaan manufaktur di BEI yang telah melaporkan laporan tahunannya secara berkelanjutan. Metode analisis yang digunakan adalah analisis regresi linear berganda. Hasil pengujian menunjukkan: 1. Kepemilikan Institusional berpengaruh positif tidak signifikan terhadap pengungkapan CSR. 2. Kepemilikan Manajerial memiliki pengaruh negative tidak signifikan terhadap pengungkapan CSR. 3. Kepemilikan Asing memiliki pengaruh negatif tidak signifikan terhadap pengungkapan CSR. 4. Kepemilikan Institusional, Kepemilikan Manajerial, dan Kepemilikan Asing memiliki pengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap pengungkapan CSR.
Tūrou Hawaiki: Morning karakia and waiata as culturally responsive pedagogy
Authors: Motu Erani , Watson Maioha , Ratima Matiu , Karaka-Clarke Te Hurinui , Stevens Susannah Ruth
Published: July 2023

This article presents the findings of a qualitative case study on voluntary participation in morning karakia (incantation, prayer) and waiata (song) sessions, led by a group of teacher educators. This study is informed by a selective review of literature from three relevant sources: the impact of music therapy practices, culturally responsive pedagogy, and the normalisation of te reo Māori (Māori language) and tikanga Māori (Māori protocols and customs). This approach to the literature review was necessary given the paucity of research on the impact of indigenous cultural practices such as karakia and waiata in mainstream cultural contexts. Through thematic analysis of a survey questionnaire (N = 65) and semi-structured interviews (n = 9), findings showed that participants experienced an improved sense of wellbeing, an increased feeling of whanaungatanga (relationships and belonging) and greater confidence in engaging with Māori culture. This study could be considered a catalyst for additional research into the practice of daily karakia and waiata in educational or professional contexts to better understand the long-term effects on wellbeing and on cultural competence and confidence.
Researching and reorienting mentorship practices to empower the success of Indigenous Australian young people
Authors: Harry Matilda , Trudgett Michelle , Page Susan , Grace Rebekah
Published: July 2023

This article discusses mentorship provided to Indigenous Australian secondary school leavers. The authors suggest that although current scholarship in the field is insightful, there is a dearth focussing on mentorship provided during the post-secondary school transitional phase. Also, much literature problematizes Indigenous mentees and is contextually bound to individual programs, singular communities or cohorts. Although governments, industries, communities and further education providers have funded and facilitated many mentorship programs across the nation, little systemic or institutional impact has been made. Current data demonstrates a continuous downward trajectory in the full engagement of Indigenous Australian secondary school leavers, that is, those who are full-time working, studying or both studying and working (Australian Bureau Statistics, 2021; Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, 2018). This is concerning as the post-secondary school transitional phase is cited as a critical stage for combating or embedding inequities young Indigenous Australians often endure intergenerationally (O’Shea, McMahon, Priestly, Bodkin-Andrews & Harwood, 2016). By centring national and international First Nations scholars the authors argue for reconceptualisations of Indigenous mentee success through Indigenous ontological lenses and reorientations of mentorship frameworks towards approaches which strengthen young peoples’ connections with culture, community, Elders and Country.
Optimasi Induksi Tunas Aksiler Dendrobium nobile Melalui Kombinasi 2-iP dan 2,4-D In Vitro
Authors: Milah Sofiatul , Sugiyarto Lili , Ratnawati  , Aloysius Suyitno , Mercuriani Ixora Sartika
Published: July 2023

This research aims to determine optimum combination of addition 2-iP and 2,4-D with different concentration and the nodus position for induction Dendrobium Red Emperor ‘Prince’ axial shoots. The research employed a CFR design with two factors, namely: variation of combined concentration 2-iP and 2,4-D (A: 1 ppm 2-iP + 2 ppm 2,4-D; B: 2 ppm 2-iP + 1,5 ppm 2,4-D; C: 3 ppm 2-iP + 1 ppm 2,4-D; D: 4 ppm 2-iP + 0,5 ppm 2,4-D) each treatment was repeated 6 times and the nodal position (top, middle, bottom). The basic medium is NP+CW. The axillary bud growth is measured based on the time of bud emerge, shoot growth, explant percentage which form axillary bud, root growth, and plantlet wet weight. Data obtained were analyzed using ANOVA and continued with DMRT 5%. Results show that B treatment give fastest bud emerging time, and highest stem diameter, buds height, leaves length, leaves width, roots length. A treatment shows best results on shoots number, plantlet wet weight, number of leaves, and number of roots. The optimum combined concentration of 2-iP and 2,4-D to induce axillary shoots is 2 ppm 2-iP + 1,5 ppm 2,4-D, whilst best nodus position is the top one.
La generación de valor a partir de ecoemprendimiento sostenibles
Authors: Ocaña Patarón Evelyn Rocío , Vargas Guambo Vanessa Margarita , Orozco Valencia Edison Geovanny , Guanga Casco Edwin Rogelio
Published: July 2023

Introducción: La generación de valor a partir de ecoemprendimientos sostenibles es un tema de gran relevancia en la actualidad, dado el creciente interés por la sostenibilidad ambiental y la responsabilidad social en el mundo empresarial. Los ecoemprendimientos sostenibles se caracterizan por buscar soluciones innovadoras y rentables que minimicen su impacto ambiental, al tiempo que generan beneficios económicos y sociales a largo plazo.

Desarrollo: La innovación, el impacto ambiental y social positivo, la ventaja competitiva y las nuevas oportunidades de mercado son algunas de las formas en que los ecoemprendimientos sostenibles pueden generar valor mientras contribuyen a un futuro más sostenible y próspero para todos. Para lograr un cambio significativo y duradero, es crucial que la sociedad y los gobiernos apoyen y fomenten el desarrollo de este tipo de iniciativas, reconociendo el valor que generan para el bienestar colectivo y el cuidado del medio ambiente.

Conclusiones: La generación de valor a partir de ecoemprendimientos sostenibles es una tendencia en crecimiento que representa una oportunidad para crear un impacto positivo en el planeta y en la sociedad. Estos emprendimientos buscan la rentabilidad, pero también están comprometidos con la sostenibilidad y la responsabilidad social.
INFLUENCE OF INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL AND CSR DISCLOSURE ON COMPANY VALUE WITH FOREIGN OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE AS MODERATING VARIABLES
Authors: Hasanudin Agus Ismaya , Hindriani Morlia , Ismawati Iis
Published: July 2023

This study aims to determine the effect of intellectual capital and corporate social responsibility disclosure on firm value with foreign ownership structure as a moderating variable. The object of research used is all manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) in 2018-2020. This research is a type of quantitative research with secondary data based on the company's annual report obtained from the official website of the Indonesia Stock Exchange. Data processing uses the SPSS 25 application program with multiple linear regression research models and moderated regression analysis (MRA). The results showed that intellectual capital had a negative effect on firm value and CSR disclosure had a significant positive effect on firm value, while foreign ownership structures were unable to moderate the influence of intellectual capital and CSR disclosure on firm value.
Factors Affecting Customer’s Behavior and Intention on Purchase Intention through Brand Retail’s Social Media
Authors: Setiawan Yusup , Hamdi Edi
Published: July 2023

Background: The increasing use of social media to sell products and the huge number of social media’s users makes the study consumer-brand engagement behavior within social media, Facebook in particular, necessary.
Aim: This study aims to examine 5 antecedents of attitude on consumer intentions to engage with retail brand through social effecting the likelihood to make purchases as well as an antecedent moderation of attitude on the intention to make purchases.
Method: The study is conducted on office workers using quantitative survey methods to 195 respondants. The analysis is conducted by using the Structural Equation Model (SEM).
Findings: The findings reveal that while the consumer attitudes to engage with retail brands through Facebook are driven by enjoyment, peer communication, and credibility, the attitudes have strong influence to the intentions to engage with retail brands through Facebook and subsequently are strongly connected with the intentions to purchase through a retail brand’s Facebook page. These findings support prior studies. The findings are that consumers’ attitudes have positive effects on consumer intentions, and that the confirmation of expectation moderates the attitude on consumer intentions to make purchase through a retail brand’s Facebook page. The managerial contribution of this study helps retailers to understand how to attract consumers to engage with retail brands through Facebook.
E-WOM and Satisfaction Level’s Effects on Massive Open Online Course Repurchase Intention by Generation-Z
Authors: Kuswardi Joshua , Lim Sanny
Published: July 2023

Background: The Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) is an innovation that is experiencing rapid growth in the world in the field of technology-based education, including in Indonesia.
Aim: This study aims to analyze the factors that influence repurchasing interest in one of the Massive Open Online Courses (Skill Academy by Ruangguru) in Indonesia.
Method: The factors analyzed include convenience, usefulness, content class quality, service quality, and satisfaction levels as moderation, as well as Electronic - Word of Mouth (E-WOM). This study used quantitative methods and purposive sampling with 200 samples collected. Data processing using PLS-SEM.
Findings: The quality of class content in the MOOC learning system does not increase user satisfaction, but a high level of user’s satisfaction and the positive influence of E-WOM can increase the repurchase interest of Generation Z users in Jakarta.
Strategic Management in Realizing Early Prevention and Management Programs for Solok Natural Disaster Victims
Authors: Detira Zahara , Juwono Vishnu
Published: July 2023

Background: The Solok district regional disaster management agency (BPBD) has an obligation in handling natural disasters which is directly responsible to the community by holding activities in the form of education and outreach to natural disasters in the form of training programs held directly by the Solok district BPBD, in carrying out this activity the Solok district BPBD conducts strategic management to assist in running the program so that the program can run well according to the target by making the vision and mission a benchmark in program implementation.
Aim: This study aims to determine the strategies and strategic management processes carried out by BPBD Solok district so that early prevention programs and relief for victims of natural disasters can be realized.
Methods: This study used a qualitative approach with in-depth interview research methods to BPBD Solok district employees and direct observation at the BPBD Solok district.
Findings: The results of this study explain the positive impact given in program implementation by conducting strategic management of activities by conducting a SWOT analysis. With strategic management, it is necessary to socialize the Solok district BPBD to the public regarding the Solok district BPBD programs.
Personal Selling Moderating Values and Price on Revisit by Mediating Customers’ Satisfaction
Authors: Bintarti Surya , Nur'aeni Nur'aeni , Permana Indra , Nurpatria Ergo
Published: July 2023

Background: Millennials tend to want to try everything they see on the internet, characters who like to try and be expressive as an example of one of them are food, this of course affects the lifestyle of the millennial generation. Various kinds of bakeries spread across Indonesia, sales of Holland Bakery always occupy the third position. Holland Bakery offers a variety of interesting products to consumers.
Aim: This study aims to examine the relationship between perceived value and price on repurchase intentions through the mediation of consumer satisfaction moderated by personal selling.
Methods: This research uses quantitative methods. Sampling in this study used the Non Probability Sampling Method with a purposive technique. The population used by the community in Bekasi district. The samples obtained were 100 consumer respondents who consumed Holland Bakery. This research data analysis fully uses SmartPLS 4.0.
Findings: Personal selling can play a role in strengthening the perceived value of consumer repurchase intentions of Sari Roti and BreadTalk brand bread , but not so for Holland Bakery brand products that personal selling has a direct role on repurchase intention. Personal selling can play a role in strengthening the price of consumer repurchase intentions of Holland Bakery and BreadTalk brand bread, but not so for Sari Roti brand products that personal selling has a direct role on repurchase intention.
Strategies in Developing Freshwater Fish Farming to Prevent Stunting
Authors: Liufeto Franchy Ch. , Rosnah Upik S. , Adhar Damianus
Published: July 2023

Background: Timor Tengah Selatan is home to some of the most common malnutrition problems in Indonesia. The high rate of stunting in Timor Tengah Selatan is caused by food availability, climate and lack of knowledge about stunting itself. Additionally, the rural nature of the region, its high water demand, poor road infrastructure, and lack of visibility for health workers are significant factors. Therefore, there is a need for efforts to achieve success in fighting stunting, one of which is the strategy of developing freshwater fish farming to overcome stunting in Timor Tengah Selatan.
Aim: The research would like to analyze strategies in developing freshwater fish farming to prevent stunting in Timor Tengah Selatan.
Method: This research is a type of qualitative descriptive research, while data collection techniques are carried out by exploring journals and other information relevant to the study.
Findings: The results of the study show that the strategy for developing freshwater fish farming to overcome stunting in Timor Tengah Selatan is by increasing business and creating additional income for the community as well as encouraging the development of freshwater aquaculture to replace the decline in marine fish during difficult times.  It will improve the economy of the region which is also supported by an increase in fishermen's income.
Language Role in Forming the Emotional Landscape of “Happier” by Olivia Rodrigo
Authors: Salsabila Irma Nuraeni , Fitriyanti Elvira
Published: July 2023

Background: Songwriters use language in creative ways to create meaning and depth in a song because they want to convey a certain message or emotion. Songwriters use language to paint vivid images and evoke strong emotions in listeners.
Aim: This research aims to provide a deeper understanding of how language can influence listeners' emotions and feelings through Olivia Rodrigo's musical artwork entitled Happier.
Method: This study uses a qualitative research method with a language and literature analysis approach. The data collection technique is done by literature study.
Findings: The results show that language is used to convey various emotions, including heartbreak, regret, and longing. The song lyrics are carefully crafted to create a specific emotional landscape that reflects the narrator's state of mind. In addition, the language used in the song reflects the cultural and social context in which it was created. The lyrics address issues such as social media comparisons, breakups, and the pressure to always be happy. Through the use of language, the song provides commentary on these issues and how they can affect one's emotional landscape.
Knowledge Regarding Hepatitis B and C Infections among Health Science Students at Taibah University
Authors: Najim Mustafa A.
Published: July 2023

OBJECTIVES: Health science students are at a high risk of contracting hepatitis B virus (HBV) and hepatitis C virus (HCV) due to the likelihood of accidental exposure to contaminated blood. This study aimed to determine the level of knowledge regarding HBV and HCV among Taibah University health science students.

METHODS: A cross-sectional survey was conducted among health science students from Taibah University, Saudi Arabia, using a validated online questionnaire from 14 February 2022 to 9 July 2022. HBV and HCV knowledge levels among applied medical sciences (AMS), nursing, medicine, medical rehabilitation sciences (MRS), pharmacy, and dentistry undergraduate students were evaluated. The questionnaire was divided into two parts. The first part comprised 5 demographic questions, while the second part comprised 10 questions regarding HBV and HCV infection.

RESULTS: A total of 369 students participated in the survey. Knowledge levels regarding HBV and HCV were relatively low, with a mean knowledge score of 6.8 ± 1.8 (out of 10). Results revealed a positive correlation between students’ knowledge levels and year of education, with knowledge scores increasing with increases in participants’ academic year. Knowledge levels were primarily impacted by students’ disciplines.

CONCLUSION: This study revealed inadequate levels of knowledge regarding HBV and HCV among health science students at Taibah University. There was a positive correlation between knowledge level and academic year. Efforts should be made to improve HBV and HCV knowledge through awareness campaigns, educational interventions, and preventive measure training.
Factors Affecting Return on Assets (ROA) in the Banking Sector of Selected Arab Countries: Is There a Role for Financial Inclusion and Technology Indicators?
Authors: Obeid Rami
Published: July 2023

The objective of this study is to examine, using a dynamic panel data framework, the effects of financial inclusion on the performance of the banking sector, as measured by the return on assets, for eleven Arab countries during the period 2012-2019. In addition to financial inclusion and technologies indicators, our analysis incorporates banking and macroeconomic variables. The study reveals that bank-specific variables have a greater impact on the profitability of banks than macroeconomic variables. The results show that there is a positive and significant impact of the bank’s assets, the bank solvency, the credit growth, the economic growth rate, and the inflation rate on the profitability of the banking sector. However, the return on assets is unaffected by fluctuations in nonperforming loans and the interbank lending rate. Regarding indicators of financial inclusion and technologies, the study finds no evidence of significant effects of automated teller machines (ATM) distribution and bank branch density on return on assets.
Reyes de viñeta, en reinos de papel.
Authors: Hernando Morejón Jacobo
Published: July 2023

El objetivo de este estudio gira en torno a ofrecer una imagen y análisis panorámico de cómo es la representación de la monarquía medieval española en el siglo XXI en la cultura popular en viñetas. Para ello hemos recopilado todos los cómics y novelas gráficas publicados en España que traten la historia medieval y hemos observado las apariciones del personaje del rey. Los resultados ponen en relieve que el rey medieval, siempre rodeado de un halo de magnificencia y serenidad en los tebeos, ha comenzado a ser presentado resaltando su lado más humano, revelando imperfecciones de carácter o señalando su incapacidad para gobernar de manera efectiva su reino. Conceptos anquilosados como la Reconquista son puestos a prueba en las viñetas, donde se reconoce activamente la voracidad de los monarcas por ampliar sus territorios a costa de sus vecinos y los pactos para ganar ventaja política o militar se realizan independientemente de la religión de los firmantes.
Murder, Love and Betrayal: Revisiting Inés de Castro in 21st Century Theatre (Ignacio García and Ana Zamora)
Authors: Vélez Sainz José Julio
Published: July 2023

This paper analyzes two performances of the myth of Galician Inés de Castro, a queen murdered and crowned post-portem by her husband, Pedro de Portugal. After a review of the literary coordinates of this revisitation, a comparison and contrast is made between two approaches made by Ana Zamora and Ignacio García (2019). The former (Nao d amores´s Nise) works through Jerónimo Bermúdez´s Nise lastimosa and Nise laureada, the latter stages Reinar después de morir/Reinar depois de morrer by Luis Vélez de Guevara. The figure of the queen serves to stage obsessions of medieval and contemporary societies. The problematic representation of an act of violence to a woman onstage is presented by two contrasting approaches: Baroque, bloody and sublime and Romanesque, neutral and yet transcendent.
Introducción
Authors: Gonçalves Soares Ana Rita
Published: July 2023

Introducción
Color shading, color fastness, antibacterial and ultraviolet protection properties of silk fabric colored by silver nanoparticles
Authors: KITTINAOVARAT Siriwan , BANJONG Pornchiwin , SUJARIDWORAKUN Pornapa
Published: July 2023

This research studied the effects of different factors used in an in-situ method for forming colored silver nanoparticles (AgNP) on the properties of silk fabric; namely color shading, color strength, relative unlevelness index, color fastness to washing, antibacterial and UV shielding properties. In addition, improvement with an acrylic binder on color fastness to washing and antibacterial property after 20 cycles of washing of AgNP-treated silk fabric were also investigated. It was found that the optimum condition for treatment by the in-situ method was 2.0% owf of silver nitrate (AgNO3) solution, AgNO3 to trisodium citrate ratio at 1:3 (%w/w), exhaustion temperature at 90°C and treatment time at 90 or 120 min at pH 4.0. The higher concentration of those two factors, the higher the dark brown shade on the AgNP-treated silk fabrics. AgNP-treated silk fabric had a better UV protection than that of the pristine silk fabric. After 20 washes, the color fastness to washing of AgNP-treated silk fabric either with or without acrylic binder coating was rated low. Antibacterial activity against S. aureus of AgNP-treated silk fabric without coating acrylic binder decreased to 40% of bacterial reduction, but AgNP-treated silk fabric coated with acrylic binder still had 100% antibacterial property.
Música de América
Authors: Wolkowicz Vera
Published: July 2023

En las vísperas del Bicentenario, la Biblioteca Nacional convocó a la presentación de proyectos destinados a relevar el fondo patrimonial de la institución, con relación a las representaciones y querellas de la nación.En este libro incluimos la recopilación de laspartituras publicadas en la revistaMúsica de Américaque la investigadora Vera Wolkowicz realizó, junto con el análisis de la apuesta y los dilemas de la publicación.En el estudio preliminar rastrea los intentos y también esas complejidades de la construcción de una imagen de nación en la revista y el carácter contradictorioque presentó esa empresa en estas latitudes.El cuidadoso trabajo de compilación y transcripción permite poner en circulación nuevamente estas obras, valorarlas en tanto piezas musicales y analizarlas como parte de las discusiones de la nación.
Imágenes de la nación
Authors: Fernández Josefina
Published: July 2023

En el año 2010 Argentina festejó su Bicentenario, produciendo distintas intervenciones respecto de los modos de rememorar las narraciones históricas y las tradiciones culturales. En ese marco, la Biblioteca Nacional convocó a un concurso de becas de investigación para proyectos destinados a relevar el fondo patrimonial de la institución, con relación a las representaciones y querellas de la nación.
En este libro publicamos tres de los trabajos resultantes de esos proyectos, que articulan la lúcida reflexión con la pesquisa erudita. Configuran un modo de conmemorar que comprende la celebración articulada con la crítica y el pensamiento. Al indagar las formas de representar la nación lo hacen con el cuidado del arqueólogo que trata las huellas del pasado y con la pasión del que interroga los núcleos diversos de la identidad nacional.
Mise à jour thérapeutique et pronostique de la rupture utérine dans une maternité à Bangui, CAR
Authors: Huyghe S. , Telo S. , Danwesse E. , Ali E. , van den Boogaard W. , Lagrou D. , Caluwaerts S. , Ngbalé R. N.
Published: July 2023

CONTEXTE : Le taux de mortalité maternelle reste élevé (882/100 000 naissances) en République Centrafricaine (RCA), du fait de la survenue de fréquentes complications obstétricales. Médecins Sans Frontières y soutient
une maternité de référence à la capitale, Bangui.OBJECTIFS : Décrire la prévalence, les facteurs associés et la létalité, de l’une des plus sévères, la rupture utérine (RU), ainsi que
l’influence d’un antécédent de chirurgie utérine.MÉTHODES : Ceci est une étude transversale sur des données collectées rétrospectivement entre janvier 2018 et décembre 2021 pour les femmes accouchées
d’un nouveau-né plus de 1 000 g.RÉSULTATS : Sur 38 782 accouchements, 229 (0,6%) de RU étaient enregistrés. Les facteurs associés à la RU étaient : une parité ≥5 (ORb 7,5 ; IC 95% 4,6–12,2), une présentation
fœtale non occipitale (ORb 2,8 ; IC 95% 2,1–3,7) et une macrosomie (OR 4 ; IC 95% 2,6–6,4). La létalité était de 4,4% et la mortinatalité de 64%. La RU était survenue sur utérus non cicatriciel chez 150 (66,1%) femmes. L’issue
était plus défavorable en cas de survenue sur utérus non cicatriciel que cicatriciel avec plus de décès maternel (6% vs 0% ; P = 0,023) et un Apgar du nouveau-né <2 (69,1% vs 45,8% ; P < 0,001).CONCLUSION : La RU
reste un problème majeur de santé maternelle et périnatale en RCA et des efforts sont nécessaires pour détecter précocement les facteurs de risque et d’augmenter la couverture des Soins Obstétricaux et Néonataux d’Urgence
Complets.