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Pembelajaran Kreatif Guna Meningkatkan Minat Belajar Siswa pada Masa Pandemi Covid-19
Authors: Prihastuti Lestari , Fitriyani Salma , Romadhon Ferdi Hamid , Pratiwi Dini Restiyanti , Prayitno Harun Joko
Published: September 2022

Pendidikan merupakan hal yang penting bagi bangsa dan negara. Banyak faktor yang memengaruhi terbentuknya pendidikan yang baik salah satunya adalah minat belajar pada siswa. Namun kondisi di lapangan menunjukkan bahwa minat belajar pada siswa tergolong rendah. permasalahan ini dapat dikurangi dengan menerapkan pembelajaran kreatif pada siswa. Adapun penelitian yang dilakukan bertujuan untuk a) mendeskripsikan pembelajaran kreatif guna meningkatan minat belajar pada siswa Sekolah Dasar di Desa Kuniran, Kecamatan Sine, Kabupaten Ngawi; b) meningkatkan minat belajar siswa Sekolah Dasar di Desa Kuniran, Kecamatan Sine, Kabupaten Ngawi pada masa pandemic covid-19. Metode yang diterapkan pada penelitian ini yaitu deskriptif kualitatif dengan metode pengolahan data yang terdiri atas reduksi data, penyajian data, dan penarikan simpulan. Penelitian ini menyatakan bahwa pembelajaran kreatif yang diterapkan mampu meningkatkan minat belajar pada siswa di masa pandemi Covid-19. Hal ini dapat terjadi karena pembelajaran yang diciptakan bersifat unik, baru, dan bervariasi. Hasil dari penelitian ini dapat dijadikan referensi dalam menciptakan pembelajaran kreatif sehingga tujuan dari pembelajaran bisa dicapai lebih maksimal.
Impact of Entrepreneurial Bricolage on Performance of E-Commerce: Case Study in Jordan
Authors: Al-Bazaiah Sakher
Published: September 2022

Most of SMEs are is emerging and flourishing as the number of entrepreneurs who start an online business is continuously growing. Third-party e-commerce platforms (such as eBay and Taobao) offer small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) fantastic chances to overcome technology barriers and access e-commerce markets. However other market entry impediments, such as resource limits and institutional challenges, still exist for SMEs. To shed light on how SMEs could possibly cope with these issues, the study apply entrepreneurial bricolage theory to the setting of online firms functioning on third-party e-commerce platforms. By using a novel approach for investigating the links between various types of entrepreneurial bricolage and the performance of online stores. Survey data from a sample of small online retailers on Alibaba's Taobao.com, China's largest third-party e-commerce platform, was used to test the research hypotheses (NYSE: BABA). The result shows that the Input bricolage has a favorable influence on efficiency, and market bricolage has a beneficial effect on sales.
The Effect of Quality Service, Brand Image and Tuition Fees on Student Loyalty Mediated by Student Satisfaction at Instituto Profissional De Canossa, Dili, Timor Leste
Authors: Alves Tomas da Costa , Dewi Luh Komang Candra Dewi , Soares Augusto da Conceição
Published: September 2022

Higher education is a sector that has contribution in producing competent and dedicated graduates for the nation and state. Universities that are less qualified will gradually be threatened with their existence. Universities need to be heedful to situations and conditions and are expected to be able to see the needs and desires of students as service users. The purpose of this research is to test and explain; the effect of quality service on student satisfaction, the effect of brand image on student satisfaction, the effect of tuition fees on student satisfaction, the effect of quality service on student loyalty, the effect of tuition fees on student loyalty, the effect of brand image on student loyalty, the effect of student satisfaction on student loyalty, the effect of quality service on student loyalty is mediated by student satisfaction, the effect of brand image on student loyalty is mediated by student satisfaction, the effect of tuition fees on student loyalty is mediated by student satisfaction. This research is a relationship/correlational research. The population in this study composed of 359 students. The sampling procedure used non-probability sampling with a purposive sampling method with a total sample of 125 students. Data collection techniques were carried out through questionnaires, interviews and documentation. The data obtained was then analyzed using descriptive statistics and inferential statistics with Smart-PLS analysis. The results showed that; quality service has a positive and significant effect on student satisfaction, brand image has a positive and significant effect on student satisfaction, tuition fees have no effect on student satisfaction, quality service has no effect on student loyalty, brand image has no effect on student loyalty, tuition fees have no effect on loyalty students, student satisfaction has a positive and significant effect on student loyalty, service quality has an effect on loyalty through student satisfaction, brand image has a positive and significant effect on loyalty through student satisfaction, and tuition fees have no effect on loyalty through student satisfaction. It is expected that further researchers will conduct research by adding other variables not discussed in this study.
THE SCIENCE OF WELL-BEING
Authors: Cloninger C. Robert
Published: September 2022

People are innately resilient and able to create their own well-being if they learn to live in ways that are healthy, happy, and good. Current emphasis on costly care of discrete diseases for profit neglects more effective means of health promotion and disease prevention. Such emphasis has caused unsustainable damage to both the providers and recipients of profit-driven disease care, which fails to reduce the burden of disease efficiently and equitably. In this article, health and well-being are defined and ways to measure them are provided to facilitate clinical care and planning of effective health promotion and disease prevention. The physical, mental, social, and spiritual aspects of well-being are all strongly dependent on human personality; they are strongly intertwined with one another because health is highly dependent on personal behaviors and the socioeconomic influences. In turn, human personality depends on three systems of learning and memory: associative conditioning, intentionality, and self-awareness. Consequently, health and well-being are creative adaptive processes that can be deliberately enhanced so that individuals and their communities can learn to flourish. In contrast, the medical model of diseases as discrete entities with specific causes is approximate, imprecise, and fails to inform clinicians how they can optimally treat any individual person. Health promotion, disease prevention, and personalized disease care are each necessary components of health care. The science of well-being provides the essential facts and principles that can allow us to prioritize efforts to serve the well-being of others in ways that are effective, efficient, and equitable.
International College of Person Centered Medicine
Authors: Mezzich Juan
Published: September 2022

Table of Contents

Prologue: James Appleyard and Juan Mezzich

SECTION 1: General Concepts and Program Organization

Introduction to Section 1. Jim Appleyard and Juan E. Mezzich

1.1 Person Centered Medicine Foundations for Medical Education: Juan Mezzich, Ihsan Salloum, Levent Kirisci, Alberto Perales

1.2 Medical Professionalism and Ethical and Human Rights Foundations of Person Centered Medicine: Jon Snaedal

1.3 The Making of a Physician: A Person-centered Approach: Shridhar Sharma, Gautam Sharma

1.4 Concepts and Strategies of People-Centered Public Health: Fredy A. Canchihuaman, James Appleyard, Juan Mezzich

 

SECTION 2: Communication, Common Ground, Diagnosis, and Assessment

Introduction to Section 2. James Appleyard and Juan E. Mezzich

2.1 Clinical Communication and Empathy: Michel Botbol

2.2 Setting a Common Ground for Collaborative Care and Clinical Interviewing: Juan Mezzich

2.3 Person-centered Integrative Diagnosis: Concepts and procedures: Ihsan Salloum and Juan Mezzich

2.4 Continuity and Integration of Person Centered Assessment and Care across the Lifecycle: James Appleyard and Michel Botbol

 

SECTION 3: Care Planning, Shared Decision-Making and Inter-Professional Collaboration

Introduction to Section 3. James Appleyard and Juan E. Mezzich

3.1 Person-centered Care Planning and Shared Decision-making for Mental and Comorbid Conditions: Helen Millar

3.2 Shared Decision Making in Oncology and Palliative Care: Paul Glare

3.3 Shared Decision Making for Other General Conditions: James Appleyard and Jon Snaedal

3.4 Inter-professional Collaboration: Tesfa Ghebrehiwet

 

SECTION 4: Foundations and Horizons

Introduction to Section 4. Juan E. Mezzich and Michael Wong

4.1 Médecine de la Personne: Tournier’s vision and legacy: John Cox and James Appleyard

4.2 The Science of Well-being: The physical, mental, and spiritual aspects of health are inseparable: C. Robert Cloninger

4.3 Mental Health Promotion: Person-Centered Perspective: George N. Christodoulou

4.4 Culture in Person- and People-Centered Health Care: Werdie Van Staden

4.5 Spirituality and Person-Centered Health Care: John Cox
AWARDING THE PAUL TOURNIER PRIZE 2020
Authors: Mezzich Juan
Published: September 2022

The International College of Person Centered Medicine (ICPCM) has established the Paul Tournier Prize in order to promote Person Centered Medicine (PCM) by honoring Paul Tournier’s legacy, in cooperation with the Paul Tournier Association and the Paul Tournier family.
PERSON CENTERED MEDICINE AND DIGITAL HEALTH: ARE THEY COMPATIBLE?
Authors: Glare Paul
Published: September 2022

To some, person centered medicine and digital health would appear incompatible. The digital divide, the lack of person-centered data in algorithms, the concept of rule-oriented robots replacing fallible but morally human clinicians, the stress caused by electronic health records, and problems with privacy and data security are real concerns. But digital technologies needed to be understood as tools that can support or improve person-centered care across the continuum of disease, from purely provider-centered tools to purely person-centered ones. This reflective piece attempts to reconcile the apparent differences between the concurrent revolutions in person centered medicine and advanced technology so that they can benefit each other.
An Effective Approach for Exploiting the Inefficiencies of the Italian Football Betting Market
Authors: Alesina Davide
Published: September 2022

In this paper, the author analyses the main inefficiencies of the Italian Serie-A betting market: in particular, using previous findings on the favourite-long shot bias, the team scoring home advantage and the league winner scoring advantage, a strategy aimed to outperform the market will be presented. By testing the betting scheme over the past 19 seasons, it was possible to obtain an average return per bet of 9.31%, with 16 of the 19 years resulting in positive financial returns. In order to verify the computations, different betting odds databases were used. The results obtained are particularly significant for two reasons: firstly all computations were performed on market average coefficients, leaving on the table an additional 3-4% of profit, which could be obtained by using best coefficients among bookmakers and secondly compared to market benchmarks and other betting strategies, the net profit is considerably higher. In particular other three strategies were used as a benchmark: the first one uses the favourite-long shot bias, the second one the Home factor and the third one the league favourite team advantage. All these betting schemes performed more poorly, with the second best strategy scoring on average 6% worse. After analysing possible future improvements, in the final section the author describes how the findings of this paper may be applied to other betting markets, such as different football leagues, basketball, hockey and tennis.
The Impacts of a Smoking Ban on Gaming Volume in a South Korea Casino
Authors: Lee Sojeong , Repetti Toni , Singh Ashok K. , Bernhard Bo
Published: September 2022

The number of countries and cities implementing smoking bans has increased significantly over the last couple decades with smoking bans becoming more inclusive with less exemptions being given.  Casinos though still have an exemption in most areas since there is uncertainty of the effect to gaming volume but there is a new call to action due to COVID-19.  This study evaluates the long-term effects of a smoking ban in Kangwon Land Casino in South Korea.  A time series ARIMA model for April 2003 to May 2013 was conducted to determine if the new smoking ban in public gaming areas significantly affected table games drop or slot coin-in, which are the two most common indicators of gaming volume for casinos. Results show that the smoking ban did not significantly impact table games drop or slot coin-in.  The results of this study indicate that in the long-term a smoking ban in public areas does not significantly decrease gaming volume. These results add to the minimal studies on the long-term effects of a smoking ban while also being the first study to evaluate an Asian casino.
The Roaring 2020s: Changing Priorities of Casino Customers
Authors: Barsky Jonathan , Huynh Anh , Tucker Jessica
Published: September 2022

COVID-19 has accelerated change in the casino sector, and it is likely to impact the performance of this industry for years. This study evaluates the potential for casinos to bounce back to pre-pandemic levels by addressing changing perceptions and priorities of their customers. A national survey of US casino customers was conducted to provide insight into what gamblers would like to see and, more importantly, what they expect from casinos when they return. The results offer implications for health and safety mitigation, vaccination protocols, and the preferences of loyal casino customers and “Big Spenders”.
“Cegos que, vendo, não veem”:
Authors: Villon Renata
Published: September 2022

O presente artigo busca analisar, baseado nas teorias da animalidade, a importância da visão no processo de apagamento de subjetividade. A partir de alguns escritos de Helène Cixous, que fala tanto de cegueira quanto do amor ao animal, o trabalho passa a dissecar a obra saramaguiana Ensaio sobre a cegueira e a forma como a animalização é retratada nela. O estudo se delineia de tal forma a ponto de concluir que Saramago aborda com a obra uma cegueira muito maior do que a física, que é a cegueira para o Outro, e como ela tem danificado as relações humanas e não-humanas igualmente. Conclui-se, enfim, que a verdadeira visão seria a que considera o Outro, e que a violência e a desolação retratadas e que ocorrem quotidianamente se devem a uma falta de empatia a tudo e todos que são considerados menos que humanos.
O ano de 1993:
Authors: Silva Fernângela Diniz da
Published: September 2022

Resumo: Última obra da fase poética saramaguiana, O ano de 1993 (1975), narra a jornada de pessoas contra a perseguição e a violência provocadas por forças autoritárias responsáveis por submetê-las ao controle e à hostilidade. No entanto, essa gente resiste e procura lutar coletivamente para reconquistar o seu lugar de direito. Um dos aspectos figurativizados como força auxiliadora desse povo é o amor, especialmente o relacionado ao erotismo. A propósito, o próprio corpo funciona sutilmente como meio de proteção e de alívio. A partir disso, o presente artigo pretende identificar e analisar o amor e o sexo na produção O ano de 1993, com o interesse de perceber a construção temático-figurativa do discurso, bem como o surgimento do efeito insólito dos acontecimentos. Para tanto, a Semiótica Discursiva greimasiana funciona nesta pesquisa como base teórica para a investigação, especialmente o nível discursivo do Percurso Gerativo de Sentido. Sendo assim, os estudos de Greimas e Courtés (2008), José Luiz Fiorin (2008) e Diana Luz Pessoa de Barros (2005) apresentam-se como fundamentais. Ademais, as referências literárias pautadas em Carlos Reis (2018), Horácio Costa (2020), Juan Arias (2003) e Octavio Paz (1994) são valiosas para a concepção crítica e analítica deste artigo.
O amor possível em José Saramago
Authors: Alves Daniel Vecchio
Published: September 2022

Neste artigo, veremos que as histórias de amor escritas por José Saramago em Memorial do Convento (1982) e História do Cerco de Lisboa (1989) consistem em uma reunião de sutis e amplas manifestações de sentimentos e afetos que formam as virtudes do contato íntimo entre homens e mulheres. Com isso, o que observaremos em Saramago é um amor materializado na possibilidade do viver porque, como o próprio escritor afirma no livro-entrevista de Juan Arias, Saramago: o amor possível, de 2000, o amor representado em suas narrativas é sempre “possível”, sem sofrimentos desmedidos ou tarefas irrealizáveis, distante, portanto, das representações mais convencionais que se prendem aos aspectos físicos e idealizadores das relações amorosas.
A escrita enquanto inferno:
Authors: Papke Isabela Padilha
Published: September 2022

O presente trabalho, tem por objetivo, realizar uma análise da crônica “Sem um braço no inferno”, presente no livro, A bagagem do viajante (2017), do autor português, José Saramago, através do uso conceito de ironia enquanto reconhecimento da impotência do sujeito por si mesmo, cunhado por Gyorgy Lukács, em sua obra Teoria do Romance (2009). Nossa intenção, portanto, parte do pressuposto de revelar o como, o autor, faz o uso desta figura de linguagem, para representar o descontentamento do sujeito protagonista mediante ao caráter finito da vida humana, fazendo uso de uma margem alegórica de interpretação do conceito, de modo a incorporar a ironia enquanto personagem em sua ficção.
Amor e adaptação em “O homem duplicado”, de Denis Villeneuve e José Saramago
Authors: Teixeira Frederico
Published: September 2022

O presente artigo tem o intuito de analisar a obra “O homem duplicado”, de José Saramago, e sua adaptação para o cinema, intitulada “Enemy”, de Denis Villeneuve, e as diferentes concepções de amor presentes nas obras. O trabalho segue uma linha de raciocínio que entende a obra romanesca e fílmica com isonomia sem que se construa uma relação hierárquica entre obra de origem e adaptação. Desse modo, entende-se o diretor de cinema no mesmo patamar autoral de um autor literário, com a liberdade de alterar o material de origem conforme julgar necessário para que sua visão de mundo esteja presente na obra.
Mehr Gehör für das Gemeinwohl. Eine Inhaltsanalyse zur deutschen Medienberichterstattung über Algorithmen und künstliche Intelligenz
Authors: Fischer Sarah
Published: September 2022

Anders als von der Bevölkerung in Deutschland wahrgenommen, durchdringen Algorithmen und künstliche Intelligenz bereits heute unseren Alltag. Damit verbunden sind weitreichende Chancen und Risiken für Teilhabe, Freiheiten und Grundrechte. Dieser Beitrag stellt die Perspektive einer gemeinwohlorientierten Algorithmengestaltung vor und diskutiert, warum ihre Sichtbarkeit in den Medien wichtig ist. Eben diese Perspektive fehlt jedoch im Diskurs weitgehend, wie die Ergebnisse einer Inhaltsanalyse des deutschen Mediendiskurses über Algorithmen und KI zeigen, die in diesem Beitrag dargestellt werden. Vor diesem Hintergrund wird abschließend ein Kompetenzaufbau auf allen Ebenen als Lösungsansatz diskutiert, um einer gemeinwohlorientierten Perspektive mehr Gehör zu verschaffen.
Innen- und geopolitische Dimensionen ukrainischer Dezentralisierung
Authors: Romanova Valentyna , Umland Andreas
Published: September 2022

Die Dezentralisierung der Ukraine hat vor dem Hintergrund des parallelen russischen Hybridkrieges seit 2014 und der Großinvasion seit 2022 sowohl nationale als auch internationale Aspekte. Die Reform ist zwar kein Allheilmittel gegen Missstände, die die politische und wirtschaftliche Entwicklung der Ukraine seit der Unabhängigkeit untergraben haben. Sie hat jedoch die fiskalischen und institutionellen Kapazitäten der Behörden zur Erbringung staatlicher Dienstleistungen verbessert. Darüber hinaus hat sie die Einigkeit und Resilienz der Ukraine gestärkt. Die Kommunalreform hat Kyiv geholfen, Unterwanderungsversuchen Moskaus seit 2014 zu widerstehen. Die Dezentralisierungsbemühungen der Ukraine in den letzten acht Jahren haben die Europäisierung des Landes und Annäherung an EU-Subsidiaritätsprinzipien gefördert. Aufgrund ihres grenzüberschreitenden Diffusionspotenzials ist die ukrainische Munizipalisierung auch für Demokratisierungen anderer Staaten von Bedeutung.
Deutsch-griechischer Protest: Öffentliches Engagement gegen Griechenlands Diktatur in der Bundesrepublik (1967–1974)
Authors: Bösch Frank
Published: September 2022

Die Etablierung von Griechenlands Diktatur 1967 löste in der Bundesrepublik massive Proteste und eine breite Unterstützung für die dort Verfolgten aus. Der Artikel zeigt, wie griechische Migranten dieses Engagement anstießen und gemeinsam mit Teilen der neuen Linken, investigativen Journalisten, Amnesty International, Gewerkschaften und Sozialdemokraten so nachdrücklich wie nie zuvor gegen eine antikommunistische Diktatur mobilisierten. Dies überwand die Logik des Kalten Kriegs und trug dazu bei, den Menschenrechtsdiskurs zu fördern und mit konkreten Hilfsaktionen zu verbinden. Der Verweis auf den Nationalsozialismus bildete eine Legitimation, um ein Eingreifen in Griechenlands Souveränität zu fordern. Der Linken erschien Griechenland zudem als Sinnbild für die Gefährdung der bundesdeutschen Demokratie und einen scheinbar drohenden neuen Faschismus in Europa. Die Bundesregierung, und insbesondere das Auswärtige Amt, versuchte vielfältig, die zivilgesellschaftlichen Proteste und kritischen Medienberichte zu unterdrücken, um die Wirtschaftsbeziehungen zu Griechenland nicht zu gefährden. Dennoch hatten die Proteste eine starke Wirkung auf die Politik. Sie trugen dazu bei, dass Staatsbesuche eingestellt wurden, EWG-Hilfen und Militärhilfen zumindest begrenzt wurden und eine gezielte Unterstützung der griechischen Opposition einsetzte.
We’ve come a long long way – but there is more to come: Plädoyer für eine mutige europäische Innen- und Sicherheitspolitik
Authors: Düpont Lena
Published: September 2022

Europe is facing many challenges, both from the outside, such as migration, and from within, through increasing organised crime or terrorist attacks. At the same time, the tug-of-war between nation-state sovereignty and European actors leads to a byzantine maze of different responsibilities at various political levels. The high expectations of citizens for security and social cohesion put political actors under a high pressure. At the same time, however, it creates a unique window of opportunity for more reliable structures, new procedures and a bolder European Home Affairs policy.
Eine Brücke über die digitale Kluft
Authors: Kloker Simon
Published: September 2022

Chatbots sind kleine Softwareprogramme, mit denen »wie mit einem Menschen« kommuniziert werden kann. Diese digitalen Angebote können derzeit vor allem dann helfen, wenn für Mitarbeitende und Nutzer die selbstständige Informationssuche im Internet nicht möglich oder effizient ist.
Eine Frage der Akzeptanz
Authors: Müller Nils , Schumann Steffen
Published: September 2022

Die Digitalisierung entwickelt sich rasant weiter. Auch soziale Dienste und Einrichtungen machen die Erfahrung, dass sich immer neue Anwendungsmöglichkeiten eröffnen, die auf ethische, konzeptionelle und wirtschaftliche Aspekte geprüft und gegebenenfalls in den Betriebsalltag integriert werden müssen. Am bekanntesten ist der Robotik-Einsatz in der Pflege. Dr. Nils Müller und Steffen Schumann von der Gesellschaft für Organisationsentwicklung contec stellen die bisherigen Erfahrungen damit vor.
From order to chaos. How the Brexit economic expert discourse articulates structural dissolution in times of COVID-19 crisis
Authors: Maesse Jens , Rossier Thierry
Published: September 2022

This paper analyses the transformation of identities and institutions of economic experts as politico-economic professionals brought about by the Brexit process between 2016 and 2020. In order to understand the transformation from order to chaos in times of COVID-19, a mixed methods approach is applied. In a first step, a discourse analysis of two competing letters from two different groups of economists is carried out. One letter was published by “Economists for Remain” before the Brexit referendum in 2016; the other letter was published by a group called “Economists for Free Trade”, arguing for leaving the EU. In a second step, we conduct a field and social space analysis of economists who signed the letters in order to analyse their social backgrounds and professional positions within the UK academic, media, political and economic system. The paper shows that members of both groups take significantly different positions. In a final step, we conducted interviews in 2019/20 with selected members of each group. Here we show how the professional system of UK economic governmentality enters a state of crisis. The paper finally argues that contemporary nationalist movements cannot provide a new social order. They lead societies into chaos instead.
Eine BaFin-Regulatory Sandbox für die deutsche Versicherungsaufsicht
Authors: Friehoff Lukas
Published: September 2022

Die Digitalisierung führt auch in der Versicherungswirtschaft zu neuen, technologiebasierten Geschäftsmodellen. Der Umgang mit diesen erfordert eine ausgewogene Abwägung der potenziellen Vorteile mit den möglichen Risiken für Verbraucher, Investoren und die Funktionsfähigkeit und Stabilität des gesamten Finanzsystems. Finanzdienstleistungsaufsichtsbehörden weltweit haben dies erkannt und reagieren mit unterschiedlichen Aufsichtsstrategien auf die Digitalisierung. Dominierend sind sogenannte Regulatory Sandbox-Lösungen, die es ermöglichen, bestimmte Geschäftsmodelle unter Aufsicht der Aufsichtsbehörde zu testen, und sogenannte Innovation Hub-Lösungen, die vor allem eine spezifische aufsichtsbehördliche Beratung erlauben. Der Verfasser untersucht für die Versicherungsaufsicht, ob es notwendig ist, dass die deutsche Finanzdienstleistungsaufsichtsbehörde, BaFin, in Ergänzung zu Ihrer Innovation Hub-Lösung eine Regulatory Sandbox einführt, um eine funktionierende Aufsichtstätigkeit und den Schutz der Interessen der Versicherungsnehmer sowie des deutschen Versicherungsmarkts als solchen gewährleisten zu können. Zu diesem Zweck vergleicht der Verfasser am Beispiel eines hypothetischen Angebots eines Telematiktarifs in der PKV die deutsche Innovation Hub-Lösung mit der britischen Pionier-Regulatory Sandbox-Lösung der Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) hinsichtlich der Frage, welcher Ansatz sich besser dazu eignet, bestehende Rechtsunsicherheiten zu verringern und das aufsichtsbehördliche Innovationsverständnis zu verbessern. Im Anschluss an die Untersuchung der Notwendigkeit der Einführung einer BaFin-Regulatory Sandbox für die Versicherungsaufsicht untersucht der Verfasser ferner, ob eine solche Einführung de lege lata oder zumindest de lege ferenda zulässig wäre. Das Werk zielt darauf ab, die Diskussion um das Instrument der Regulatory Sandbox im Versicherungsaufsichtsrecht, aber auch im Wirtschaftsaufsichtsrecht insgesamt zu befruchten und richtet sich gleichermaßen an Praktiker und Wissenschaftler mit Bezug zum Versicherungs- und Wirtschaftsaufsichtsrecht.
Erratum: volume 21 (30) 2022: 681-705, September 5, 2022. Lutrinae Bonaparte, 1838 (Carnivora, Mustelidae) from the Plio-Pleistocene of the Lower Omo Valley, southwestern Ethiopia: systematics and new insights into the paleoecology and paleobiogeography of the Turkana otters
Authors: GROHÉ Camille undefined , UNO Kevin undefined , BOISSERIE Jean-Renaud undefined
Published: September 2022

On page 697, in Figure 6A, the Y axis corresponds to δ18O and not to δ13C. Figure 6 is reproduced here.
Juanita’s Paintings: A Manager’s Personal Ethics and Performance Reviews
Authors: Boyd Melanie
Published: September 2022

It’s 10:30 in the morning. David, a reference librarian at Norringwood Library, leaves his desk and walks to his supervisor Juanita’s office. The door is open. David looks at Juanita, who has just settled into one of the easy chairs next to the window. She lifts a carafe of coffee from the side table and pours herself a cup. As Juanita sips her coffee, gazing out the window at the street traffic below, David pauses quietly

in the doorway and looks around Juanita’s office—a place he’s been dozens of times.
Library Development: A Long-Term Strategy for Library Funding
Authors: Cervone Frank
Published: September 2022

Compared with other areas of library management, library development has received little attention in the library literature. Many of the important works related to development were written more than a decade ago. In the last decade, only two major works related to the topic have been published: an issue of Library Trends (Winter 2000) devoted to development and fundraising, primarily in the academic environment, and an updated version of Steele

and Elder’s Becoming a Fundraiser. This is especially significant in a time of economic downturn.
A Journey towards Sustainability: Viewing the Information Literacy Network of the Gulf Region through the Lens of P.M. Senge.
Authors: Birks Jane , Eula Isabelle
Published: September 2022

This paper explores issues in developing, leading and sustaining a professional development organization in the Gulf region.

Launched in December 2005, the Information Literacy Network (ILN) of the Gulf Region is an organization of librarians which supports and encourages student learning in higher education. The ILN aims to provide its members with opportunities to discuss best practices and regional challenges to developing instructional programs in information literacy.

The authors outline their experience highlighting the stages of development, accomplishments and recurrent challenges of the ILN. They draw parallels between the ILN and effective ‘learning organizations’ as defined by P.M. Senge in his book “The Fifth Discipline: The Art and Practice of the Learning Organization” . The authors in their dual roles as managers and leaders reflect on the application of Senge’s framework to the ILN to identify appropriate strategies and propose a set of recommendations to ensure that the continued development of the ILN as a true learning organization.
Speaking Up: Empowering Individuals to Promote Tolerance in the Academic Library
Authors: Knapp Jeffrey A. , Snavely Loanne , Klimczyk Linda
Published: September 2022

Diversity issues are taking on increased significance and are being included as a part of academic libraries’ strategic plans, often with the goal of improving the overall climate for diversity. Empowering employees to discuss and resolve diversity-related conflicts themselves and offering them some practical strategies to do so are activities the literature supports for improving climate. Members of the Penn State University Libraries Diversity Committee created an interactive workshop using media and discussion to address these issues based on and adapted from Speak Up!, a program from the Southern Poverty Law Center. Other libraries can use this program as a model for meeting diversity objectives in their strategic plans.
Look Before Leaping to a Board Position
Authors: Shrauger Kristine
Published: September 2022

Before accepting a position on a Board, the full extent of membership responsibilities must be examined. All sides of the Board activity must be considered, as well as the board candidate’s time, energy and dedication to representing constituents fairly and objectively.
Evaluating a Future Search Conference for an Academic Library’s Strategic Planning
Authors: Nitecki Danuta A , Livingston Jennifer , Gorelick Gerry , Noll Suzanne G.
Published: September 2022

Future Search conferences are widely used to engage a large number of stakeholders to create a shared vision and action plan for an organization, community, or other human system. An evaluation was conducted one year after an academic library implemented this approach to imagine its desired future and to articulate its strategic directions. Using both interview and survey methods, this case study offers insights about the extent to which the Future Search conference output was realized in an academic library setting, its impact on transforming the library, and its applicability for academic library planning.
Handle with Care: Benefits and Drawbacks of Volunteers in the Library
Authors: Bartlett Jennifer
Published: September 2022

This "New and Noteworthy" book review column focuses on resources about volunteer management in school, public, academic, and special libraries.
How Do Librarians Learn Assessment?
Authors: Askew Consuella , Theodore-Shusta Eileen
Published: September 2022

There is a growing importance for libraries being able to use data to make impactful connections between their contributions to the goals of their parent organization beyond that of the traditional input/output metrics. In order to accomplish this successfully, librarians must receive assessment training to effectively enable them to do so. The purpose of this research is to address the question to what extent is assessment being taught in American Library Association (ALA) accredited LIS programs. The results of this study indicate that while research methods courses and evaluation courses are prevalent, assessment is not emphasized in LIS program curricula.
Getting Around to Being Strategic
Authors: Brown-Sica Margaret , Majors Rice
Published: September 2022

IT strategic planning for libraries is broken down into eight one-hour steps that can be adapted to meet the planning needs of any size library IT organization, making the process more approachable by reducing the perceived amount of time involved in such a strategic process. Tips for approaching each of the eight steps are also included.
Deconstructing Reorganizations in Libraries
Authors: Staninger Steven W.
Published: September 2022

This article deconstructs the motivations and outcomes of library reorganizations. Deconstructive analysis can be applied to help library administrators be aware of the consequences of their decisions while planning reorganizations.
Leadership Writ Large, Beyond the Title
Authors: Mosley Pixey Anne
Published: September 2022

This column explores how leadership is often placed in context of a titled managerial or administrative role in libraries and suggests there are broader contexts of recognizing and developing leadership that should be explored.
A Low-Hassle, Low-Cost Method to Survey Student Attitudes about Library Space
Authors: Poggiali Jennifer , Cohen Madeline
Published: September 2022

In April 2013, the Leonard Lief Library of Lehman College, City University of New York, was offered the opportunity to submit a proposal for renovation. Unfortunately, the deadline was July, which left little time for systematic research and assessment.

This article explains how, with limited time and resources, librarians at Lehman College completed a survey of student satisfaction with library space. The authors discuss how they created and distributed a brief paper survey (provided as an appendix), devised a quick-and-dirty coding system, and worked as a group using Google spreadsheets to compile survey results. Mistakes and lessons learned are recounted.
Rapid Organizational Change Through Servant Leadership
Authors: Halaychik Corey Shea
Published: September 2022

A change in administration at Three Rivers College in Poplar Bluff, Missouri, created an opportunity for the library to achieve a much-needed shift in culture. The college’s library used the six servant leadership themes for team effectiveness identified by Irving and Longbotham (engaging in honest self-evaluation; communicating with clarity; fostering collaboration; supporting and resourcing; providing accountability; and valuing and appreciating) as a road map for organizational change. By focusing on making changes associated with each of these themes in step-like increments, library staff were able to revitalize and reform services and space to increase usage, expand the library’s physical and virtual footprint, better meet the needs of the campus community and solidify the library as “the place” to receive help on campus.
New and Noteworthy - "That's How We Do Things Here": Organizational Culture in Libraries
Authors: Bartlett Jennifer
Published: September 2022

This "New and Noteworthy" column offers reviews of several recent books, articles and blog posts on the topic of organizational and corporate culture from a library management perspective.
Engaging Leadership: Understanding 'Other Duties as Assigned'
Authors: Mosley Pixey Anne
Published: September 2022

All employees have at least a small percentage of their responsibilities listed as 'Other Duties as Assigned' or a similar open ended phrase. However, leaders engage in more of this type of activity. While 'Other Duties as Assigned' can result in the opportunity to develop leadership skills, repeated engagement on these extracurricular endeavors can pose professional pitfalls and hazards. This column explores different aspects of this open ended aspect of performance.
The Power Deep in the Org Chart: Leading from the Middle
Authors: Bartlett Jennifer
Published: September 2022

This "New and Noteworthy" review column focuses on recent publications involving the recognition and development of leadership skills at all levels of the library organization, not only those positions at the top of the organizational chart.
Aligning Customer Needs: Business Process Management (BPM) and Successful Change Management in the L. Tom Perry Special Collections
Authors: Daines III Joseph Gordon
Published: September 2022

In 2004 the L. Tom Perry Special Collections in the Harold B. Lee Library at Brigham Young University began investigating the feasibility of automating many of the workflows used to manage the manuscript and archival collections in its holdings. This article examines the role that business process management (BPM) played in that effort. BPM is a field of management focused on aligning organizations with the needs and wants of their customer bases. The department identified its customer bases as its curatorial staff and its patrons. It was recognized that enabling our curatorial staff to more efficiently prepare manuscript collections for research use would also enable better customer service. We used several different BPM techniques to gain an understanding of the needs of our curatorial as the department automated its workflows. This enabled the department to successfully simplify and streamline its workflows during the course of automating them. The end result has been more efficient processing of archival collections and better service for our patrons.
Strategic Priorities: A Roadmap through Change for Library Leaders
Authors: Casey Anne Marie
Published: September 2022

In an era of constant technological, institutional and financial disruption, library leaders often need to reallocate resources or reengineer positions and services. How do they make these organizational changes effectively while maintaining services and resources and even innovating? This paper discusses that question by exploring the role of strategic priority-setting as a roadmap for successful change in libraries. Against the backdrop of the Great Recession, the author explored three academic libraries with published strategic priorities that weathered major changes, including severe budget reductions and planning for a new building, to see what role the priorities played in the decision-making of the leaders. Through interviews of key stakeholders and an analysis of documents, the author discovered that the library leadership and staff used the priorities to maintain the most important services and resources; innovate in some ways; and support employee morale.
New and Noteworthy - Developing a Strategic Mindset: Librarians as Politicians
Authors: Bartlett Jennifer Ann
Published: September 2022

This issue's "New and Noteworthy" column reviews materials dealing with political and strategic skills necessary for successful library managers, with particular emphasis on advice from Machiavelli and Sun Tzu.
New and Noteworthy: Blowing Our Own Horns - Library Marketing as an Essential Management Skill
Authors: Bartlett Jennifer Ann
Published: September 2022

This New and Noteworthy review column presents a few recent, representative books and articles on library marketing and public relations, focusing on the importance of these areas in the library manager's skillset.
Ready, Set, Hire! Perceptions of new technical services librarian preparedness
Authors: Landry Mueller Kat , Valdes Zach , Thompson Molly
Published: September 2022

This study explored the perceived preparedness of entry-level technical services librarians upon graduating from a Master of Library Science/Information Science (MLS/IS) degree program and collected employment data on technical services librarians, including hiring, retiring, and position consolidation and elimination. An electronic survey was distributed to library administrators and technical services librarians from public and academic libraries located across the United States. The investigators identified discrepancies between how prepared entry-level technical services librarians felt upon graduating, and how prepared administrators perceived them to be. Data gathered from both administrators and entry-level technical services librarians suggest both groups felt current MLS/IS degree programs do not fully prepare technical services librarians for their first professional jobs, yet desired skills and areas of knowledge identified as lacking varied between the two groups. The investigators discovered employment trends which indicate relatively low turnover or consolidation and support projections of low-moderate growth over the next decade.
Calling all Academic Librarians to Lead!: Developing and Using Inside Talent to Stay Ahead
Authors: Badia Giovanna
Published: September 2022

This article employs case studies, as well as observations and research findings from the published literature, to explore how sponsored projects and service in professional associations can be used to develop and apply the leadership potential of academic librarians. Tapping into the leadership potential of its librarians can help academic libraries be proactive in the face of change, plan for succession, and retain their professionals.
Clusters: A Study of a Non-traditional Academic Library Organizational Model
Authors: Yoose Becky , Knight Cecilia
Published: September 2022

Organizational structure and culture affect all aspects of a library, from the practical daily operations to the overall effectiveness of the library to meet its users' needs. Many academic libraries have explored different organizational structures to meet changes in user needs and the information environment as well as studied their organizational culture in an effort to diagnose deficiencies or strengths. This article explores one non-traditional organizational model at a small academic library. This model - the Cluster structure - is a modified version of the traditional team structure, but tries to address some of the pitfalls inherent in a team-based organization. The article covers a case study on the formation and evolution of the cluster structure, and then turns its attention to the effect the structure has had on organizational culture using the Competing Values Framework (CVF).
New and Noteworthy - Creating a Knowledge Infrastructure: KM in Libraries
Authors: Bartlett Jennifer Ann
Published: September 2022

Knowledge management (KM) is an essential management function involved the identification, gathering, and sharing of a library's information assets. This column discusses recent KM books, articles and websites of interest to library managers.
Using Impact as a Strategic Tool for Developing the Digital Library via the Balanced Value Impact Model
Authors: Tanner Simon
Published: September 2022

This paper will demonstrate how to effectively measure the impact of a digital library and how this can enhance strategic planning. Measuring the impact of digital resources and how they affect the various benefitting communities improves evidence-based decision making. This paper will discuss how the recently developed Balanced Value Impact Model measures a digital resource by balancing both internal organizational and external community perspectives with social and economic considerations. This will be illustrated with research case studies from the Wellcome Library digitization programme and Europeana Impact Taskforce. The paper will further suggest means by which thinking about the value chain from activity, through output, to outcomes and impact can enhance strategic planning for digital libraries.
The Psychodynamics of Bullying in Libraries
Authors: Staninger Steven W.
Published: September 2022

This article discusses the behaviors that create an environment conducive to bullying. The structures and hierarchies of libraries are identified as being susceptible to bullying behaviors. Research about defining and identifying bullying is presented, as well as strategies to help eradicate bullying in libraries.
Campus-wide Information Literacy Assessment: An Opportunity for Library Leadership
Authors: Wakimoto Diana K. , Alexander Stephanie , Bussmann Jeffra Diane , Winkelman Peg , Guo Jiansheng
Published: September 2022

This article reports on an exploratory study of the process for the shared rubric creation in information literacy assessment at the university-level for accreditation purposes. This process can be used as an avenue for librarians to provide leadership and engage faculty in critical campus-wide assessment initiatives. Findings support previous research that showed faculty members perceive room for growth in students’ information literacy competency. Furthermore, findings show faculty members see a connection between information literacy and critical thinking, another core competency. This link can be leveraged for more effective integration of information literacy into curriculum (and instruction) and for more efficient assessment of both competencies through overlaps in assessment rubrics. Librarians can be visible leaders in assessment on campus by addressing faculty concerns and providing resources and services to assist faculty, as well as campus administration, in teaching and assessing information literacy.
From Zero to Sixty in Under One Year: A Practical Approach to Building New Programs and Services, Managing Change, and Embracing Innovation as a New Library Administrator
Authors: Ippoliti Cinthya
Published: September 2022

New library administrators face several challenges as they tackle bringing change into an existing environment or creating something new. The current literature examines trends within higher education, but there is a scarcity of practical information to assist emerging leaders in balancing managerial duties with effectuating long-term progress within the cultural and political landscapes of their institutions.

This case study seeks to help first-time administrators grapple with issues such as:
• Engaging in effective supervisory and mentorship activities while advancing broader strategic directions
• Building partnerships both internal and external to the library
• Measuring the impact of initiatives in relation to institutional priorities
It's A Marathon, Not A Sprint, and Other Lessons for Supporting Librarianship and Motherhood
Authors: Gallin-Parisi Alexandra
Published: September 2022

Academic library administrators may struggle with how best to support librarians who are also mothers of young children. Using both qualitative interviews with librarian-moms and the current literature on how academic faculty balance work and family, this article highlights four key lessons for library administrators to use to help librarian-moms succeed in the workplace.