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Considerations Regarding the Inclusion of Cybersecurity in Knowledge Management
Authors: Șandor Andrei , Tonţ Gabriela 
Published: July 2021

Abstract
The development of information and communication technology brought many advantages to management and especially to knowledge management. Despite of this fact, it also brought vulnerabilities, threats and risks regarding the security of the information and organizational knowledge capital, that can conduct to information and knowledge theft. Therefore, organizations must find solutions to use technology in an efficient and secure way, considering cybersecurity as an important part of its knowledge management strategy. Even if we should be tempted to consider that cybersecurity is related just to technology, it has a much wider field of application and can have a good impact also on the other two knowledge management components: people and processes.
Leadership Style Determination according to Robert Blake and Jane Mouton’s Managerial Grid
Authors: Todăriţă Elida-Tomița 
Published: July 2021

Abstract
The organizational development assume the unconditional support of the leadership. Over time, the researchers have developed four major behavioural theories of leadership: the trait theory, behavioural theory of leadership, situational leadership theory and integrative leadership theory. These focus on the work of leaders, what they do, what they say and what they communicate across organizational boundaries. Over time, these theories have been adapted, developed and improved according to the main objectives of the organization and each leader. The researchers in the field were those who tried to find and identify the best style of leadership, regardless of the situation they might encounter in the course of their activities. Robert Blake and Jane Mouton are among those who built the management grid. They have published more than forty articles and books that describe their theory. This management network helps to think about a manager’s leadership style and its effects on the productivity and motivation of his team. The position of a leader can be anywhere in the network, depending on the relative importance gives to the people and to the results. On the one hand, this paper analyzes the organizational development from the perspective of management, and on the other hand, after presenting the necessary explanations related to the theoretical part of the grid exemplified above, a concrete example of this grid with application in a private organization will be presented. So, the study pursued the managerial grid application and analysis on a general manager in a certified vocational training entity (AS Financial Markets Sibiu), whose managerial style could be established after a test in which he answered at 20 questions.
Sustainability in the Contemporary Market Economy
Authors: Bătuşaru Cristina , Rădoiu Alina 
Published: July 2021

Abstract
Over time, the market economy has undergone many changes caused by the processes underlying its operation, and have focused on the scarcity of resources, interdependencies between economic agents, intensified exchanges, technical and scientific progress and computerization of economic systems. Given the many variables that act and ensure the functionality of the contemporary market economy, it is particularly important that the interdependencies between them be addressed in terms of sustainability. This paper addresses sustainability as a condition for supporting sustainable economic development, starting from the main links that support economic growth, namely production and consumption. Sustainable economic growth must be accompanied by measures to optimize the processes that characterize production and consumption, aiming at reducing resource waste, maximizing the intrinsic value of waste from economic activity and ensuring an infrastructure that makes it possible to move from the linear economy to the circular economy. Starting from the current stage of the steps taken to ensure sustainable economic development, the paper presents the main challenges faced by supply and demand, representing shortcomings in ensuring the road to circularity.
Unemployment – the Macroeconomic Imbalance
Authors: Nicoară Mihaela 
Published: July 2021

Abstract
Through the socio-economic generated implications, unemployment is a very complex social phenomenon. The economic reality showed there is no single solution for unemployment. There are no pure and perfect solutions, only integrated programs in the anti-crisis political system. The phenomenon itself cannot be eliminated, it can only be addressed. Through the socio-economic generated implications, the unemployment is a very complex social phenomenon, being related with poverty. Unemployment induces a drastic decrease of the living standards. As a macroeconomic complex imbalance, it impacts all the compartments of the national economy. The economic history of our century reveals that unemployment has become a mass nature. The financial difficulties of the companies, inlet by covid-19 global crises, caused a mass disorder of all the economic activity, impacting the labour market and a concern of the government to find ideal solutions to increase employment.
The Architectural Design of Successful Online English Classes
Authors: Duralia Daniela-Elena 
Published: July 2021

Abstract
Various studies on the impact of online teaching and learning have shown the importance of a teacher’s presence in the classroom, in terms of the efficiency of conveying knowledge. With online teaching, students show that they still require their teacher’s involvement as well, demonstrating that his/her guidance and management of a class remains an important component of pedagogy. However, not all students decide to get equally involved in in-class activities, considering the issues that four groups of students in a university revealed during their online learning experience during the COVID-19 pandemic. Their need for better interaction with the teacher and their hesitancy to participate due to possible bullying, demonstrate that a teacher’s presence is necessary. The Peer-Review Approach and the Flipped Classroom Strategy were both helpful to the students as they were involved in activities under the teacher’s observation. The latter could check the students’ knowledge acquired before the start of the classes and monitor their learning process, which enhanced their feeling of self-confidence. As a result, the students could better concentrate and became more self-confident as they succeeded academically.
Socio-Technical Challenge in the Selection of the Remote E-Learning Platform
Authors: Găină Liviu , Bălos Ioan-Dănuț 
Published: July 2021

Abstract
The current pandemic context represents, without any doubt, the most serious challenge for all working environments, implicitly and educationally. Students and teachers alike are unwittingly deprived of such a natural meeting characteristic of the learning process in an amphitheatre or laboratory and thus put in the challenging situation of continuing their efforts to achieve the goal, by making the efficient use of the online environment in all its complexity (hardware infrastructure, educational platforms, accessibility to the internet connection). The article deals with the selection of the distance education platform by using a mathematical model of multi-criterial analysis of the factors involved. It is essential that education does not interrupt its course and continues to evolve, thus adding value to society. Moreover, our future, of all, depends on our ability to cope with the highest standards, the challenge created by distance education. By linking the skills of teachers and instructors, the potential of students and the optimization of IT resources, this desire is possible provided that each of the elements involved contributes to the achievement of the ultimate goal: preparing generations of young people for the uncertain future. The resilience of the public and private education system is dependent on the use of tools appropriate to the purposes assumed.
One Head, Multiple Hats – Lessons Learned from Online Teaching
Authors: Niculescu Brândușa-Oana , Dragomir Isabela-Anda 
Published: July 2021

Abstract
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has caused an unprecedented crisis in all areas of human activity. In the field of education, this new and unexpected situation has led to an extraordinary shift of paradigm, as a considerable amount of institutions and faculty have been forced to pivot from purely face-to-face lessons to wholly online contexts, despite minimal preparation time and training. This paper aims to analyse the implications of this turn, as well as some of the key lessons that can be garnered from it. The gauge of this article will be on lessons learned, from the perspective of the changes that occurred in role of the teacher in the online context and the ramifications these have on teachers’ role and responsibilities.
Resilience and Critical Educational Valences during the Pandemic
Authors: Pătraşcu Petrișor 
Published: July 2021

Abstract
One year after the COVID-19 pandemic has become a public health emergency the health crisis is ongoing, as evidenced by the number of cases and deaths reported by countries worldwide. During this time, the educational process underwent a series of transformations, and all educational institutions aimed to maintain the educational process during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, using various means and tools. Thus, the existence of digital technologies and access to the Internet have significantly contributed to the continuation of teaching and research in a practical online learning environment. For this reason, online education together with teleworking, telemedicine, delivery services or internet banking are essential services to a society dependent on digital technology during the pandemic. Avoiding a major crisis in education was possible only through a sustained effort both organizationally, coming from states, authorities and educational institutions, and individually coming from teachers, support staff, students and parents. This article analyses the main critical valences of education from a social, economic and military perspective, as well as the resilience of education during the pandemic. Therefore, the educational process worldwide has managed to overcome the initial shock, and a year after the onset of the pandemic is still in the response stage specific to resilience.
Basic Conditions of Adoption Regarding the Person of the Adopted
Authors: Stănciulescu Cristian Sorin 
Published: July 2021

Abstract
At the level of society, adoption is a sensitive phenomenon, through the emotional burden it implies both on the adoptee and on the adoptive person or family. In domestic law, the legal regulation of adoption took different forms, all being influenced by the state of society at a certain moment and has evolved in close accordance with the international regulations in the field, having the form of the procedure regulated by the current normative framework, the legislator showing constant concern to create a legal framework that protects the rights and best interests of the child.
The Membership in the Schengen Area as a Strategic Objective for the Republic of Bulgaria
Authors: Yotseva-Kanchevska Milena 
Published: July 2021

Abstract
Until the escalation of the Covid-19 pandemic, joining the Schengen area was between the major foreign policy priorities for Bulgaria and Romania. Now, when having more clear view of the way out of the crisis, it is time to reopen that issue. The accession to the Schengen area will be associated with both internal and external political consequences, as well as economic ones. Despite all the benefits and advantages, the Bulgaria and Romania, in their perspective of future members of the Schengen area, have a huge responsibility arising from the forthcoming assumption of functions at the external border to ensure the security not only of Bulgarian and Romanian, but also of all European countries.
Aspects Regarding the Design, Practical Realization and Implementation of a Functional Prototype of Wheeled Minirobot for Engineering Reconnaissance
Authors: Coroiu Antonia-Renata , Petrişor Silviu-Mihai 
Published: July 2021

Abstract
For this scientific paper, a study was carried out on communication railways in order to identify potential threats that could hinder the achievement of the objectives of a national or international mission and the modalities to counter the respective threats by using a remote-controlled robotic technological product or operating in autonomous mode [1]. The paper is divided into four chapters. The first chapter presents the engineering reconnaissance syntagm, its importance in the military field and the importance of implementing robotic technologies in such actions. In the second chapter deals with the actual making of the prototype, taking into account the established hypotheses and operational objectives. The third chapter describes the real field simulation of the designed and constructed prototype to confirm its usefulness on the battlefield and to convince as many military structures as possible to implement/integrate it with the troops and the fourth chapter describes the conclusions and proposal.
Two Dimensions Simulation of a Magnetotactic Bacteria Cell Exposed to an Electromagnetic Field at 3 GHz
Authors: Luca Delia , Miclăuş Simona 
Published: July 2021

Abstract
The effect of the presence of magnetite nanoparticles inside biological objects when they are exposed to microwaves has not yet been investigated completely. Microwaves magnetic hyperthermia is a field under development, and the use of biogenic magnetite is a relatively new vista. In this regard, the present approach presents a first step in a modeling-simulation process focused on the computation of the absorbed power distribution in bacteria cells containing native magnetite nanoparticles in the form of chains (magnetosomes). The presented simulations’ results refer to the simplest case of two-dimensional computation, which doesn’t take into consideration the geometric and magnetic anisotropy characteristics of the real magnetosomes.
Study on the Students’ Aptitude and Openness for the use of Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality Technologies in Education and Instruction
Authors: Virca Ioan , Căruţaşu Vasile , Rusu Maria-Lucia , Vesa Claudiu 
Published: July 2021

Abstract
This paper is designed to quantitatively measure the level of aptitude and availability of the students from the “Nicolae Bălcescu” Land Forces Academy in Sibiu for the use of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies as teaching tools in the process of education and instruction. The paper is a first stage of a broader research topic, the results of which will be addressed to both teachers and researchers, as well as students and other categories of trainees. The introductory part of the paper analyses the importance of VR and AR technologies as learning environments for the military education system in particular and the advantages of using them for the cadets’ combat training. Also, the main characteristics of the three types of reality, environmental, virtual and augmented, are highlighted, which allow a better understanding of the structure and operation of AR and VR. The research methodology was then developed, establishing a survey by applying a questionnaire on a sample of 300 students from the academy and then processing and interpreting the results obtained. The conclusions of the paper show the general predisposition of students to understand and use the two technologies both as tools of learning in didactic teaching and as instruments of improving the skills of fighters in modelling and simulating military actions.
Non-Hydrostatic Transitional Open-Channel Flows from a Supercritical to a Subcritical State
Authors: Zerihun Yebegaeshet T. 
Published: July 2021

Abstract
In this study, a depth-averaged numerical model was employed to investigate the two-dimensional flow features of transitional open-channel flows from a supercritical to a subcritical state. Compared to a shallow-water model, the proposed model incorporates supplementary terms to account for the effects of non-uniform velocity and non-hydrostatic pressure distributions. The model equation was solved numerically by means of the Adams–Bashforth–Moulton scheme. A wide variety of transitional open-channel flow problems such as hydraulic jumps was considered for assessing the suitability of the numerical model. The results of the model for the free-surface profile, pressure distribution, and characteristics of the first wave of an undular jump were compared with the experimental data, and the agreement was found to be satisfactory. Despite the effects of the three-dimensional characteristics of the flow and the bulking of the flow caused by air entrainment, the model performed reasonably well with respect to the simulations of the mean flow characteristics of the curvilinear turbulent flow problems. Furthermore, the results of this investigation confirmed that the model is more suitable for analyzing near-critical turbulent flow problems without cross-channel shock waves.
La dignidad humana: propuestas de protección jurídica
Authors: Beltrán Gretcher Lamas , Molina Angélica María 
Published: July 2021

La dignidad humana es una categoría prejurídica, pues constituye aquel rasgo o cualidad primigenia e innata que ostenta el ser humano por naturaleza. Sin embargo, como fundamento de todos los derechos humanos, valor por excelencia y principio fundamental, sí precisa de tutela jurídica y respaldo por los ordenamientos jurídicos en general, para cuyo logro es indispensable un adecuado tratamiento doctrinal que siente las bases para su correcta consagración legislativa. La presente investigación se centró en las esferas constitucional y penal y se diseñó para dar respuesta al insuficiente tratamiento doctrinal y normativo de la dignidad humana en los ámbitos constitucional y penal, lo que limita su protección por los ordenamientos jurídicos.
Los métodos utilizados fueron el análisis -síntesis y teórico- jurídico, brindando como conclusiones en la presente investigación un concepto de dignidad humana y una visión de la misma desde una arista constitucional y penal.
Deciphering the phenomenon of land grabbing within the framework of the European Union
Authors: Fillol Mazo Adriana , Soriano García José 
Published: July 2021

When we talk about land grabbing, or problems around land, we do not really think that this is a phenomenon that is also occurring within the EU, but rather we think mainly of other parts of the world, such as the Global South, Latin American states or Africa. However, the reality is that in Europe today, the concentration of land under increasingly large farms controlled by fewer hands (partly as a result of land grabbing and reduced access to land for small-scale food producers) is accelerating. The aim of our work is to provide an overall legal, social and political analysis of the phenomenon of land grabbing, particularly of agricultural land, within the EU, presenting the main legal and political challenges that arise ad intra.

We will also focus on the analysis of certain European Directives that have an impact on the Union's policy on biofuels and therefore also on possible ad extra land grabs that are carried out within the framework of the European Union. The issues presented in this work are complex and multidisciplinary, so we can approach them from different perspectives. However, in order to shorten the scope of the study, we have taken into account the basis of land grabbing within the framework of European Union law. In this sense, the scientific method that has been used is the legal-sociological one, insofar as it is the one that we consider the most appropriate for the multidisciplinary approach. This method consists of analyzing the current state of the rules and the interrelationship between the possible legal sources but taking into account the social, economic, political and historical elements that allow to explain the effectiveness, rationale and applicability of the rules. This work has also required the use of a variety of methodological techniques, such as social and legal analysis, legal deduction and induction, description and interdisciplinarity.
El consentimiento en sede penal. Propuestas de regulación
Authors: Mendoza Pérez Juan Carlos , Jasorray Veranes Aymara , Momblanc Liuver Camilo 
Published: July 2021

La problemática que hoy genera la inexistencia de una opinión unánime referido al consentimiento penal, que de algún modo conmine a que los cuerpos normativos penales lo declaren o acojan de manera expresa en su texto; y la verdadera existencia de una laguna cognitiva en nuestro país relacionado con nuestro objeto de estudio, motivan esta investigación. A partir de la sistematización de los presupuestos teóricos que la sustentan, su fundamentación como causa de atipicidad, justificación o atenuación de la sanción penal y el estudio de Derecho comparado, se identifican tales deficiencias. Como principal resultado, se obtiene una propuesta de regulación de la institución en sede penal, en aras de que constituya una garantía para la seguridad y certidumbre del tráfico jurídico.
La Promoción de salud mental en mujeres migrantes. Sistematización de experiencias en talleres clínico grupales
Authors: Palma Leal Fabiola , Cabrera Jorge , Quezada Javiera , Sánchez Daniela 
Published: July 2021

Desde 2007 el área Salud Mental e Interculturalidad del Centro de Atención Psicológica (CAPS) de la Universidad Academia de Humanismo Cristiano (UAHC) trabaja en la implementación de intervenciones comunitarias, clínico grupal e individuales que apoyan a las personas migrantes y/o refugiadas que llegan a Santiago de Chile y necesitan apoyo en salud mental. El siguiente artículo presenta la sistematización de cuatro años del “Taller para Mujeres Migrantes” realizado en conjunto con el equipo del área social del Servicio Jesuita a Migrantes (SJM). Se entrevistó a facilitadores y supervisoras, con la finalidad de recoger la información respecto a la historia, implementación y nudos críticos del taller. Esta sistematización permite pensar posibles cruces entre implementación de talleres grupales de salud mental con mujeres migrantes durante la formación universitaria, y problemáticas de la migración.
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Since 2007, the area of Mental Health and Interculturality of the Psychological Attention Center (CAPS) which is part of the Academia de Humanismo Cristiano University (UAHC) has been working on community interventions, clinical group and individualized attention to support migrants and refugees, who have arrived at Santiago de Chile and need mental health support. This article presents a four-year systematization of the “Workshop for Migrant Women” carried out alongside with the social area of the Jesuit Migrant Service team (SJM). Advisers and supervisors were interviewed in order to collect the necessary information regarding the history, implementation and critical issues of the workshop. This systematization allows us to think about possible crossovers between implementation of group mental health workshop for migrant women in university education and migration difficulties.