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Current concepts of chronic gastritis and gastropathies: new international consensus RE.GA.IN
Authors: Tkach S.M. , Kharchenko N.V. , Dorofieiev A.E. , Hurkalo Yu.Z. , Ryzhiy L.M. 
Published: December 2024

Recent decades have been marked by several important milestones in the field of gastritis. New epidemiological reports were received, especially from countries with a high incidence of gastric cancer, and H.pylori infection was recognized as the most important cause of gastritis, due to which it was quickly included in the primary infectious oncogenic agents. Clinical strategies for the detection and eradication of H.pylori infection were developed, the previously unsuspected clinical and pathological significance of gastric microbiota was established, and extraordinary progress was made in the technology of esophagogastroduodenoscopy. Histolo­gical determination of gastritis in terms of stage (that is, risk stratification of stomach cancer) was implemented into clinical practice. In addition to the Sydney and Houston gastritis classifications, the six editions of the Maastricht Consensus (1996–2022) and the Kyoto Global Consensus deserve special attention, thanks to which broad agreements and significant scientific achievements became possible in the most controversial issues of the entire spectrum of gastritis, with a special emphasis on H.pylori gastritis, which accounts for more than 90 % of all forms of gastritis worldwide. The Real-world Gastritis Initiative (RE.GA.IN) marks the next step in the ongoing search to achieve a better understanding of various gastric conditions. The RE.GA.IN consensus was concluded in Venice in November 2022 after 8 months of intensive global scientific reasonings. RE.GA.IN mission itself has been focused on critically reviewing, updating, sharing and building consensus on the current scientific knowledge of inflammatory gastric lesions. It includes eight sections on clinicopathological topics, each consisting of preamble, which presents brief statements and corresponding explanatory texts. For each statement, the level of evidence (assessed according to a predefined four-level scale) and the strength of recommendations on the GRADE system are reported. The following topics were considered in the consensus: 1) definition and classification issues of gastritis; 2) spectrum of H.pylori gastritis; 3) key diagnosis of H.pylori gastritis; 4) H.pylori gastritis: clinical results; 5) autoimmune gastritis; 6) gastritis of low prevalence; 7) gastritis and gastric microbiota; 8) epidemiology of gastritis and associated precancerous and neoplastic lesions. Thus, the most controversial aspects of gastritis were addressed, a comprehensive and diverse body of knowledge was brought together to use patient-oriented evidence to assist physicians in their real-world clinical practice.
The Magnitude of Market Power between SCBs and SBUs: the Root Cause of Stagnancy of the Growth in Islamic Banking Industry and Spin-off Policy as its Solution
Authors: Rayyani Wa Ode , Abbas Ahmad , Ayaz Mohammad , Idrawahyuni Idrawahyuni , Wahjono Sentot Imam 
Published: December 2024

This research aims to explore the magnitude of market power’s effect on the two types of Islamic banks consisting of Sharia Commercial Banks (SCBs) and Sharia Business Units (SBUs) and analyze the spin-off policy. Time-series data, obtained from the banks’ monthly financial statements, were used, and the Lerner index under the level of price and cost was utilized. Independent samples t-test and correlation test were employed as additional tests to analyze data. The starting point of the finding discloses that the mean difference of market power on two types of Islamic banking is significant. It indicates that the type of Islamic banks in Indonesia creates a disparity in the market power between SCBs and SBUs where SCBs show low power, otherwise SBUs is in high power value. A high-power magnitude gained by SBUs continues to be absorbed by the conventional bank as its parents. This process leads the growth of conventional banks to increase greater in the banking industry, while the growth of Islamic banks is stagnant. The additional finding discloses that when the SBU undertakes the spin-off, Islamic banking in Indonesia tends to capture a greater power in the national banking industry.
Does Sharia Dormitory Business Unit support Islamic University Sustainability? Market, Financial, and Maqashid Sharia Analysis
Authors: Mubarak Zaki , Faridah Rohana , Yuliani Rahma , Sukarni Sukarni , Fong Michelle 
Published: December 2024

Islamic universities in Indonesia face challenges in sustaining operations and improving service quality. One approach to addressing these challenges is to establish business units within the universities, which can generate additional revenue and improve service delivery. To this end, some new Islamic state universities establishing business units as part of their efforts to change institutional status to a Public Service Agency (BLU). This study assess whether a sharia dormitory business unit can support the sustainability of an Islamic state university by analyzing market potential, financial feasibility, and compliance with maqashid sharia. The study draws on a survey of 200 respondents to assess the market demand for the business unit and conducts a feasibility analysis based on Net Present Value (NPV), Pay Back Period (PP), and maqashid sharia aspects. The paper argues that the sharia dormitory business units can contribute to Islamic state universities sustainability by generating additional revenue, enhancing the quality of service to students, and aligning with maqashid sharia principles.
Pemindahan Depo Pertamina Plumpang: Antara Politik atau Hukum?
Authors: Kurniawan Felix Alexander , Aripin Jacqueline , Aristo Erly 
Published: December 2024

Legal issues in Indonesia are often dominated by political considerations, frequently sidelining fundamental legal principles. Decisions made by law enforcement authorities in Indonesia are often politically motivated, resulting in populist policies. One such case involves the relocation of the Depo Pertamina Plumpang in North Jakarta, impacting the residents of Tanah Merah. Although various legal instruments have been provided to the residents of Tanah Merah, they fundamentally lack legitimate ownership of the land. This study examines the legal and political aspects of the Depo Pertamina Plumpang relocation. The research employs a normative legal method, incorporating statutory and conceptual approaches, with primary legal sources and materials.
The findings reveal that the legal politics underlying the relocation of the Depo Pertamina Plumpang serve to grant legitimacy for the residents of Tanah Merah to establish residential buildings. However, this has led to populist policies that conflict with the legality of land and property ownership. Specifically, the Temporary Area Building Permits (IMB Kawasan Sementara) issued by the government are legally invalid and cannot constitute a basis for land ownership. As land ownership is authenticated through land title certificates, the actions taken result in the residents of Tanah Merah occupying hazardous areas within the buffer zone, further exacerbating the risks associated with these settlements.
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Keywords: Politik Hukum, penegakan hukum, Depo Pertamina Plumpang.
Overview, immediacy, control and knowing the audiences –value propositions and their failure in Google Analytics Dashboard
Authors: Kauppinen Asko , Vengerfeldt Pille Pruulmann 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
This study scrutinises web analytics, specifically Google Analytics, in its capacity to support content creators in understanding user behaviour and improving digital communication. Google, with its different versions of web analytics software, is dominating the market in collecting and analysing web traffic statistics, and has thus become a central part of how digital environments can know their users. We use the concepts of transcoding culture and social imaginaries to show the importance of scrutinising the value propositions ingrained within the web analytics dashboard. Despite the excitement and fear related to Google knowing too much about the people behind the screens, the analysis shows that Google Analytics 4 strug­gles to provide a comprehensive understanding of audi­ences. Focusing on the four value propositions – overview, immediacy, control, and knowing the audience – we argue that Google Analytics overstates its understanding of audiences. It is in the interest of Google to hyperbolise knowledge about the audience, even with potential privacy concerns, as it supports the social imaginary of an all-knowing digital platform. Thus, a critical and nuanced approach to web analytics, considering their impact on society and privacy concerns, is needed to balance the discussions.
The West in the Soviet “Kingdom of Mirrors”: Entertainment of the Soviet Lithuanian Television in the Brezhnev era
Authors: Vaitelė Tomas 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
A considerable part of Soviet television consisted of propaganda and ideology. However, when the new media emerged in then-occupied Lithuania, its development was limited by the Communist party on the one hand and influenced by Western radio broadcasts, Polish television production, and Western movies. This paper analyzes two unusual cases in Soviet Lithuanian television, which borrowed from and were indirectly yet highly influenced by their Western counterparts. The humourous TV series Petraičių šeimoje (1965–1972) and the four-part adventure movie Tadas Blinda (1972) were, and still are, some of the most popular TV productions from the Soviet period. Based on these examples, this study analyzes the influence of TV productions, as well as their popularity and relations with the ruling regime. Were they really considered Western in form and socialist in content or were they more a socialist form of national content? These questions are key in trying to determine the real purpose of these productions and their influence on Soviet Lithuanian society.
The Silences of Skåne: Sonic Representations of Space and Place in the Wallander Novels and Films
Authors: Huttunen Kaapo 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
The depiction of regional surroundings and natural conditions have often been seen as providing a sense of melancholy in Nordic noir, the distinctive form of crime fiction from the Nordic region, but also as a means to reflect the psychology of the characters and the socially critical themes of the narratives. In this regard, the Wallander novels, written by Henning Mankell (1948–2015), and also films and television series based on Mankell’s literature have often been given as prime examples. Thus far, how­ever, sounds have not been taken into consideration in the matter. Sounds are an important factor in creating spatial experience and a sense of place in film, television, and lit­erature. This article takes a comparative look at Wallander films and literature to examine sounds in the representa­tion of Skåne, the main location of Wallander. It finds that characteristic regional sounds – especially silence, considered here a soundscape and a subjective spatial experience – play an important role in the Wallander novels but less so in the films, which leads to notable differences regarding the representation of Skåne and the characterisa­tion of the main protagonist, Kurt Wallander, but also affects the narrative structure of the films.
Perspectives on the future of film education in Europe
Authors: Damásio Manuel José 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
This paper explores potential avenues for the future development of film education in Europe, emphasizing how ongoing technological, social, and institutional trans­formations affect both the medium of film in itself but also the pedagogical approaches implemented within film schools. Acknowledging rapid advancements like virtual and augmented reality, artificial intelligence, and shifting audience behaviors, the paper argues for a paradigm shift toward educating through film, rather than merely about it. The authors present FilmEU – one of the new “European Universities” Alliance – as a model for the future develop­ment of film education, highlighting its interdisciplinary and trans-European approach to creative arts. Additionally, the “Samsara” pedagogical framework is introduced. This is a pedagogical framework designed to foster a holistic learning experience that balances technical training with a broader media literacy and critical thinking focus. The paper advocates for innovative, project-driven approaches that enable film schools to remain relevant and impactful in the cultural and creative industries in the midst of the profound ongoing transformations.
Why stay here? Push and pull influencing migration of educated individuals in a disadvantaged region
Authors: Reissová Alice , Šimsová Jana , Nacházelová Eliška , Siviček Tomáš 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
Several typical negative phenomena can be observed in a structurally gion. Economic factors (often linked to higher unemployment rates, frastructure, and services) but also demographic factors (ageing role. The overall quality of life in a given locality is usually enced by leisure opportunities, environmental quality or crime to a combination of these factors that young and talented people gion. Structurally disadvantaged regions are paying considerable of the Brain Drain, as the exodus of highly skilled labour further and social situation. The aim of this study is to find out what push ence young, university-educated individuals to make migration focus on the individuals who live in the Ústí Region, one of the regions in the Czech Republic. Based on a qualitative analysis of cus groups, the main factors that are important for young people defined. Subsequently, a quantitative survey was conducted (N=462), university students under 25 years of age residing in the Ústí nad on Friedman’s ANOVA and subsequent post hoc analysis, the main gration were identified. Three main push factors (i.e. driving ’Opportunity to spend leisure time’; ’Good job’; and ’Convenient of residence’. Pull factors (i.e. what keeps individuals in the tions’ and ’Affordable housing’. The results of the study can be used to develop strategies for talent stabilization.
Highlights for public administration, management and planning:

Push and pull factors for migration decisions of university-educated in the structurally disadvantaged region are analysed.

Perception of push and pull factors is studied focusing on the spondent would be better off or worse off if they moved from the

Based on descriptive and statistical analysis, it was found that individuals mostly miss more cultural, sporting and social more leisure opportunities), a good job and a comfortable and to live in (push factors).

Pull factors, on the other hand, include social connections of birth) and affordable housing. Local municipalities can for retaining talent in the region on these findings.

Future research should delve deeper into social and psychological not yet been explored in detail.
Reimagining Pune with urban greenways integration
Authors: Hipparkar Dinesh , Keskar Yogesh , Rahmat Shahid 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
India’s unique geographical, economic, and cultural landscapes present distinct challenges and opportunities for developing greenways. Unlike their counterparts in the United States and Europe, Indian greenways must navigate fragmented and varied green spaces across different regions. This paper delves into the ecological, environmental, and planning advantages of greenways, proposing a methodology tailored for the Indian context. It outlines a comprehensive template for greenway design, drawing upon academic literature, satisfaction surveys, and insights from local ecological experts. The methodology is applied to a case study in Pune, Maharashtra, resulting in a template design for greenways network that seamlessly integrates the existing fragmented network of green paths. This paper further explores the integration of urban infrastructure by defining a non-motorized traffic network that connects metropolitan centers to the region’s rich cultural heritage resources. Embark on a journey to discover how greenways can revolutionize sustainable non-motorized transportation in India, transforming urban landscapes and fostering a healthier environment for all.
Highlights for public administration, management and planning:

The impacts of Urban Greenways in a city are nodal for non-motorized transportation with conservation of ecology.

Spatial assessment of Greenways is one of the important tasks for preparation of Development plan in Urban and Peri urban region.

An integrated Greenway design template has been prepared by taking into consideration various factors for the integration of greenway within the development plan with assessment of greenways as future scope
Assessment of the demand for cultural ecosystem services Action Group association of a case study from Slovakia
Authors: Hladká Alexandra , Izakovičová Zita , Petrovič František 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
This paper deals with the assessment of the demand for cultural using participatory mapping in the Local Action Group (LAG) ties of the White Carpathians and Trenčín Microregion and the Bošáčka vakia. CES as non-material services provided by ecosystems are development. While, tourism is not very developed in the case study of residents and visitors to the area were investigated and compared. per is to map the demand for CES, both from the perspective of and to propose appropriate forms of tourism for LAG municipalities ferent demand for CES. We collected the data using a questionnaire locations in the territory of the LAG from July to October in 2023, target groups (n=100 and n=108). Participatory mapping helped to locations in the country. Based on the results, we established a tance of locations in terms of tourism interest. The survey shows is influenced by the availability of the location as well as the about the area. In the case of attractive locations, both residents to tolerate the lack of tourism services such as small number of ing facilities, incomplete information or worse transport that high demand for CES prevails among residents and visitors in residents identified more locations where demand for CES occurs. search are of considerable importance in the implementation of the tem services in the territory development documents, since on their to strengthen and especially optimise the development of tourism
Highlights for public administration, management and planning:

This paper assesses demand for cultural ecosystem services (CES) tory mapping within specific regions of Slovakia, with a focus velopment in less-visited areas.

Data collected from residents and visitors shows shared interest CES locations, where limited tourism infrastructure is tolerated natural and cultural appeal.

Findings provide insight for integrating CES demand into plans, aiming to enhance and optimize tourism sustainably based tor preferences.
Transition Trajectory: VAR Projections of Romania’s Shift to Renewable Energy
Authors: Pisică Andrei , Davidescu Adriana AnaMaria , AgafiȚei Marina-Diana , BolboaȘă Maria-Bianca , Gheorghe Mihai 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
Romania, along with many other nations, must take urgent action to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions to effectively address climate change. Through an examination of Romania’s renewable energy potential and strategies for transitioning to a more sustainable energy system, this study employs a Vector Autoregressive (VAR) model to explore the complex dynamic interrelationships between various energy sources within Romania including solar power, hydropower, coal, and natural gas. The results indicate that increased production of renewable resources, particularly solar and hydroelectric energy, serves to diminish reliance on fossil fuels by negatively impacting thermal energy output. Impulse response functions reveal that short-term shocks to thermal energy production lead to temporary decreases in solar and nuclear energy generation, followed by a gradual stabilisation, while variance decomposition analysis underscores solar energy's pivotal role in influencing other energy sources. The findings highlight Romania’s ability to replace polluting sources with environmentally friendly alternatives, implying that policies aimed at diversifying the energy mix, investing in green infrastructure development, and fostering innovation across industries are fundamental. Such strategies not only enhance Romania's energy sustainability over the long term but also contribute to broader economic growth and environmental protection objectives.
An Improved SOGI-Higher-Order Sliding Mode Observer-Based Induction Motor Speed Estimation
Authors: Enyam Kobena Badu , Effah Francis Boafo , Hammond Desmond 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
This article presents a novel adaptive gain tuning second-order generalised integrator (SOGI)-higher-order sliding mode (HOSM) observer for robust speed estimation for an induction motor’s entire speed range. This article introduces a hyperbolic tangent function and a varying gain exponent that ensures accurate speed estimation under noisy conditions and significantly reduces chattering observed in conventional sliding mode observers (SMOs). The robustness of the proposed speed estimation method is verified through simulations conducted on MATLAB/Simulink R2024a developed by MathWorks, demonstrating its capability to effectively track the motor’s actual speed even under varying load torque conditions, parameter variations and additional sensor noise. The proposed approach’s superiority and robustness were compared with the conventional SOGI-frequency locked loop (FLL) and super twisting algorithm (STA) SMO.
Technology-enhanced Assessment and Feedback Practices: A Systematic Literature Review to Explore Academic Development Models
Authors: Picasso Federica 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
In the current higher education context, the development of academics’ competencies seems to be a crucial issue, with a strong focus on teaching, learning and assessment digital skills (Redecker & Punie, 2017). In connection with the framework of DigCompEdu (2017), it seems important to understand how to better sustain academics’ new professionalisation as Digital Scholars (Weller, 2011) in order to structure efficient and effective academic development models aimed at fostering new teaching skills required at university in the post pandemic era.
This systematic literature review, developed following the PRISMA model (Moher et al., 2009), aims to investigate existing academic development actions, programmes and models in the international literature to scaffold university teachers' digital competences, with particular focus on technology-enhanced assessment (TEA) and feedback practices. The results point out a real attention on the topic of academic development to promote digital competences, but it seems that the area of TEA academic development models and practices is under-researched and therefore requires further investigation. This paper presents approaches and strategies to promote the use of technology in assessment and drafts perspectives for the future.