bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Hoe doorbreek je de identificatie van wetenschappelijk met kwantitatief?
Authors: de Boer Fijgje 
Published: July 2021

How to break the identification of ‘scientific’ with quantitative? Introduction
How to break the identification of ‘scientific’ with quantitative? Introduction
Teachers in qualitative methods feel that their courses do not break students’ quantitative idea of scientific research and scientific knowledge. Why is that? And what can be done to break this misidentification? Three prominent lecturers in qualitative methods give their opinion. With a comment by Fijgje de Boer.
De rationale achter de opbouw van het boek Wetenschapsfilosofie voor kwalitatief onderzoek
Authors: Bosch Reinoud 
Published: July 2021

Essay, debate and dialogue The rationale behind the book Wetenschapsfilosofie voor kwalitatief onderzoek
Essay, debate and dialogue The rationale behind the book Wetenschapsfilosofie voor kwalitatief onderzoek
Discussion on the role of the philosophy of science for qualitative research on the basis of Wetenschapsfilosofie voor kwalitatief onderzoek (2012, Den Haag: Boom Lemma uitgevers).
De invloeden van waarschuwingen voor advergames en stemming op merkherkenning en merkattitude
Authors: Lammers Nienke , A. van Reijmersdal Eva 
Published: July 2021

The influence of a warning for advergames on persuasion
The influence of a warning for advergames on persuasion
In an experiment (N= 127) the influences of brand placement warnings in advergames on brand recognition and brand attitude are examined. In addition, the moderating role of gamers’ mood is explored. As expected based on persuasion knowledge theory, the results showed that brand placement warnings mitigate persuasion: gamers exposed to the warning held more negative attitudes toward the brand in the advergame than gamers who were not confronted with a warning. However, these influences only held for gamers in a positive mood. Gamers in a negative mood, were more negative toward the brand, regardless of the presence of a warning. As predicted based on priming theory, the results also showed that warnings increased brand recognition. These influences were stronger for gamers in a positive mood.
Copy-paste of journalistieke verdieping?
Authors: Kroon Anne , Schafraad Pytrik 
Published: July 2021

Copy paste or in-depth journalism? A study of the relationship between news factors in university press releases and news selection and editorial processing of press releases
Copy paste or in-depth journalism? A study of the relationship between news factors in university press releases and news selection and editorial processing of press releases
The leading question of this study is as follows: In what way do news factors in university press releases influence the way that news sites, press agencies, and national daily newspapers use these press releases in their news production? Firstly, the results show that about 90 percent of all press releases is ignored by the news media. Secondly, selection is influenced by the intensity of the presence of news factors in the press releases. Lastly, our results indicate that news factor intensity correlates negatively with the intensity of journalistic processing of the press releases. This last finding means that press releases with a high level of news factor intensity have a higher chance to end up relatively unchanged in news productions. This means that within the topics covered in the university press releases, journalists invest their scarce time and professionalism into unique topics rather than in issues with a high news value, which may also be covered by several other news media.
Globalisering in popmuziekhitlijsten in negen landen, 1960-2010
Authors: Verboord Marc , Brandellero Amanda 
Published: July 2021

Going global. Trends in pop music charts 1960-2010
Going global. Trends in pop music charts 1960-2010
This paper studies the cultural globalization of pop music by (a) describing trends in pop music single charts in nine countries in the period 1960-2010, and (b) explaining global success using a double comparative design in which multiple origin groups are observed in multiple destinations. Our explanatory analyses thus comprise country level data (degree of cultural centrality of music industry, cultural proximity, media systems, political context, GDP, population size) and artist level data (language, star power) which affect global flows of pop music. The results show that pop charts are increasingly globalizing, with the exception of the US. Centrality of production in the origin country is highly important, yet after 1990 many European countries also host more domestic music. In addition, we find clear effects of cultural proximity. Artists’ star power as well as the language they perform in also impacts global success.
Meer lokaal nieuwsaanbod, meer van hetzelfde nieuws
Authors: Kik Quint , Bakker Piet , Buijs Laura 
Published: July 2021

More local news media, more of the same news
More local news media, more of the same news
The aim of this study was to map the Dutch local media landscape. What defines this landscape? Are there regional differences? Is any change noticeable in the relationship between offline and online news media?Results show that residents of Dutch municipalities have access to an average of 29 news media. However, only 40 percent of those media carry original news. Especially online local news is often copied or linked to; only 8 out of 19 online news media contain original news. Aggregators are dominant within the field of online news channels.While traditional local news media (newspapers, radio, television) encountered declines in the past few years, the number of hyperlocal online media increased. However, our research shows that this drop of traditional news media is compensated by online initiatives. In fact, in municipalities with many traditional news media, there also more hyperlocals.
‘Realityshow’-productie(s) en professionele ethiek: discussiepunten, dimensies, en discours van programmamakers en deelnemers
Authors: Mast Jelle 
Published: July 2021

The ethics of ‘reality show’ production(s): Issues, dimensions, and discourses of program-makers and participants
The ethics of ‘reality show’ production(s): Issues, dimensions, and discourses of program-makers and participants
In this article we elaborate the ethical issues of ‘intrusion’, ‘humiliation’, and ‘misrepresentation’ as related to the production of ‘reality shows’. Our focus is on dilemmas between moral and professional values or loyalties, and the (potentially) harmful treatments and responsibilities emerging from the power differential between program-makers and participants. The present study is grounded in insights drawn from the literature on documentary, media and image ethics, and cultural production studies. These are integrated with primary data obtained through semi-structured interviews with 12 television professionals and 25 participants of ‘reality shows’, (co-)produced in Flanders (and the Netherlands). We argue for a position that touches a middle ground between an ‘incident-centered ethics’ and an all-encompassing critique, pointing out structural factors, while allowing for measures of agency and differentiation. It is also concluded that ethical considerations need to be brought more squarely into the day-to-day calculations of ‘reality’-program-makers.
Een roep voor meer openheid, ethiek en ruimte voor emoties binnen veldwerk
Authors: van Liempt Ilse 
Published: July 2021

Book review
Book review
In this contribution the author reviews Ervaren en ervaren worden. Opstel over langdurig sociaalwetenschappelijk veldonderzoek, edited by L.G. Jansma, D. Hak and M. de Koning.
‘Safety first’ versus ‘op de barricaden’
Authors: W. Boumans Jelle , Vliegenthart Rens 
Published: July 2021

‘Safety first’ versus ‘fighting on the barricades’: a content analysis of the nuclear debate in the Netherlands
‘Safety first’ versus ‘fighting on the barricades’: a content analysis of the nuclear debate in the Netherlands
News content is often the result of an intense struggle between sources over the definition of an issue. This study content analyzes the agendas of the proponents and antagonists of nuclear energy in the Netherlands between 2002-2012 and investigates to what extent these agendas overlap with the news media agendas, including the often overlooked press agencies and regional newspapers. Analysis shows that the agenda of opponent Greenpeace – consisting of the themes of nuclear waste and risks – is slightly more visible in news agency and national newspaper content. Regional newspapers however tend to adopt the nuclear industry’s most dominant theme – safety. Interestingly enough, one regional newspaper seems to completely ignore the oppositional voice. This finding calls for a critical assessment of the relation between regional newspaper content and information subsidies.
Het onthullen van ervaringen
Authors: van der Meide Hanneke 
Published: July 2021

Revealing experiences. Phenomenology as qualitative research approach
Revealing experiences. Phenomenology as qualitative research approach
The aim of empirical phenomenological research is revealing and describing the lived world of everyday experience. This article describes the roots and the characteristics of empirical phenomenological research. Several methodological approaches within the empirical phenomenological research approach are presented. The article ends by clarifying some important differences between empirical phenomenological research and research according to the grounded theory approach.
Demografische diversiteit in het Vlaamse perslandschap
Authors: Vandenberghe Hanne , d’Haenens Leen , Van Gorp Baldwin 
Published: July 2021

Demographic diversity in the Flemish press
Demographic diversity in the Flemish press
This study analyses the diversity of the Flemish news by looking at demographic diversity, i.e. the extent to which gender, age and ethnicity in society are proportionally represented in the news. In a constructed week (April-May 2012) (N = 4,800) 12,743 persons were mentioned, each of them were assigned to age groups, man or woman, ethnic minority or ethnic majority. The results indicate that youngsters, the elderly, women and ethnic minorities are underrepresented as news sources in the Flemish news. Especially in the case of elite sources, the news was strongly dominated by adult ‘white’ men. Women were systematically associated more often with ‘feminine’ topics such as welfare and culture, whereas news topics such as sports, politics or economics were strongly dominated by male actors. Ethnic minorities were predominantly (84,2%) connected to sport, crime and justice, and human rights including immigration.
De effecten van verondersteld en werkelijk begrip van gemakkelijke en moeilijke Engelse slagzinnen in een gestandaardiseerde Europese reclamecampagne
Authors: Raedts Mariet , Roozen Irene , Peeters Isabelle , Dupré Natalie , Ceuppens Jan 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
Wij onderzochten de effecten van verondersteld en werkelijk begrip van gemakkelijke en moeilijke Engelse slagzinnen in een gestandaardiseerde reclamecampagne. De moeilijkheidsgraad blijkt enkel bepalend voor de herinnering van de merknaam en de voorkeurstaal van de slagzin. Beide vormen van begrip hangen samen met de herinnering van de merknaam en de slagzin en met de voorkeurstaal. Verondersteld begrip ten slotte, heeft een nog groter effect op de attitude en de koopintentie van de consument dan werkelijk begrip.
Sekse-ongelijkheid in Vlaams nieuws
Authors: De Vuyst Sara , Vertoont Susan , Van Bauwel Sofie 
Published: July 2021

SamenvattingAnnotatie
Dit artikel onderzoekt de aanwezigheid en hoedanigheid van vrouwen en mannen in Vlaamse nieuwsverhalen op basis van een kwantitatieve inhoudsanalyse. We focussen in eerste instantie op de representatie als nieuwsactoren en nieuwsmakers. Daarnaast zoomen we in op verschillen tussen de berichtgeving van vrouwelijke en mannelijke nieuwsmakers. De resultaten tonen dat vrouwen ondervertegenwoordigd zijn en dat genderstereotypen veelal overeind blijven in nieuwsverhalen.
Annotatie
‘Meet the blockers’
Authors: Joris Glen , Poels Karolien , Mechant Peter , Pabian Sara , De Marez Lieven 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
Een steekproef bij 400 Vlaamse jongere personen van 16 tot 30 jaar toont aan dat de attitude tegenover ad blockers de meest belangrijke voorspeller vormt om verschillen te verklaren in de intentie om ad blockers te gebruiken. Minder bezorgdheden omtrent privacy, minder storing en minder data en kosten vormen de meest belangrijke gedragsopvattingen.
Vluchtelingen in beeldDit artikel onderzoekt hoe Vlaamse nieuwsmedia berichten over vluchtelingen in tijden van veel maatschappelijk debat over migratie. De onderzochte televisiezenders VTM en VRT berichten op een evenwichtige manier en creëren over het algemeen geen expliciet ‘wij-zij’-perspectief, ondanks enkele negatieve representatiediscoursen zoals stereotiepe beelden, negatief woordgebruik en het collectiviseren van vluchtelingen. Ook rapporteert openbare omroep VRT meer genuanceerd en uitgebreider dan commerciële zender VTM.
Authors: Van Haelter Hanne , Joye Stijn 
Published: July 2021

Refugees on screen. A critical discourse analysis of the news discourse about Syrian refugees by the public and commercial broadcaster in Flanders
The civil war in Syria, ongoing since 2011, forced 6.7 million people to flee their country (UNHCR, 2019). Applying a critical discourse analysis, this study investigates the representation of refugees by the public (VRT) and the commercial (VTM) broadcaster in Flanders, focusing on September 2015 and December 2018. Our findings show that Flemish news media do not discursively reproduce the established socio-demographic binary of ‘us’ and ‘them’ as they generally tend to avoid portraying refugees as ‘others’. The public broadcaster reports more on the topic and offers more contextualization, resulting in a more nuanced style of reporting. Nevertheless, there are a few implicit articulations of a negative discourse about refugees as both broadcasters occasionally apply negative nomenclature and use stereotypical imagery.
De spiegel van de sociale media
Authors: de Vries Dian , Sumter Sindy , Notten Natascha , Rozendaal Esther 
Published: July 2021

Using what social media has to offer: pre-teens’ online self-presentation practices
The current study explores pre-teens’ self-presentation on social media and investigates to what extent they capitalize on social media’s opportunities to reflect on, visually alter, and receive feedback on their self-presentations. We conducted an online school-based study among 600 8-12-year olds in the Netherlands. The majority (55%) of pre-teens had a social media account and this percentage increased with age. Most pre-teens with a social media account shared messages and pictures, thought carefully about what (not) to post, and received (positive) feedback. Photo editing was less popular, but more common among girls. Receiving negative feedback was also uncommon, but more frequent among boys and younger pre-teens. Younger pre-teens were also less likely to reflect before posting. Pre-teens thus practice self-presentation on social media and become more skilled at this with age. Social media may help pre-teens develop impression management skills, which are central to pre-teen development.
Catalytic activities for the complete oxidation of toluene over MnO2, Co3O4 and NiO catalysts
Authors: Nguyen Tuan , Phan Hang 
Published: July 2021

In this study, the catalytic performances of the complete oxidation of toluene over different transition metal oxides including MnO2, Co3O4 and NiO were investigated. These oxides were synthesized by hydrothermal method, followed by annealing. The catalysts were characterized by X-ray diffraction (XRD), Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) and Nitrogen isotherm adsorption-desorption before being evaluated their catalytic activity for the total oxidation of toluene in air. As a result, MnO2 was illustrated as the best catalyst having largest surface area and lowest activation energy, followed by Co3O4 and NiO.
Synthesis of graphene aerogel materials by hydrothermal method without the use of reducing agents
Authors: Phan Chuyen , Vu Ha 
Published: July 2021

Graphene Aerogel (GA) is the lightest material in over the world. This material has high surface area with many layers of single graphene and has potential applications for adsorption, catalysis and storage. In this study, graphene aerogel materials were successfully synthesized by environmentally friendly hydrothermal methods without the use of reducing agents and were dryed by supercritical CO2 to avoid secondary environmental pollution. The obtained GA materials were characterized by Brunauer- Emmett- Teller (BET) surface area measurements, scanning electron microscopy (SEM), Raman spectroscopy. Results showed that with hydrothermal time of 5 hours and GO concentration of 2,5 mg/mL, GA material has highest surface area of 941 m2/g and lowest density of 0,0226 g/cm3.
Branding the Chinese Dream: Reception of China’s Public Diplomacy in Britain’s “Cultural China”
Authors: Wu Yan , Rees Sian , Thomas Richard , Yu Yakun 
Published: July 2021

Over four decades, China’s transformed propaganda system has embraced public diplomacy to dispel its perceived “threat.” The most recent strategy has been the branding of the Chinese Dream narrative. Although there has been some academic focus on China’s nation branding, little has been written about its reception by overseas audiences. Accordingly, this article draws on focus-group data and employs Tu Wei-ming’s “cultural China” framework in exploring how the Chinese Dream is received and interpreted in the United Kingdom. This article contributes to understandings of nation branding by recognising how Chinese diaspora communities and British intellectual and professional elites engage with and promote brand values. It argues that the socio-cultural aspect of branding is important for China’s identity and that using the Chinese Dream as a branding narrative is successful when it focuses on cultural and economic messaging but divides opinion when political ideology is used.
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A homogeneous earthquake catalogue for Turkey
Authors: Tan Onur 
Published: July 2021

Abstract. A new homogenized earthquake catalogue for Turkey is compiled for the period 1900–2018. The earthquake parameters are obtained from the Bulletin of International Seismological Centre that was fully updated in 2020. New conversion equations between moment magnitude and the other scales (md, ML, mb, Ms, and M) are determined using the general orthogonal regression method to build up a homogeneous catalogue, which is the essential database for seismic hazard studies. The 95 % confidence intervals are estimated using the bootstrap method with 1000 samples. The equivalent moment magnitudes (Mw*) for the entire catalogue are calculated using the magnitude relations to homogenize the catalogue. The magnitude of completeness is 2.7 Mw*. The final catalogue is not declustered or truncated using a threshold magnitude in order to be a widely usable catalogue. It contains not only Mw* but also the average and
median of the observed magnitudes for each event. Contrary to the limited
earthquake parameters in the previous catalogues for Turkey, the 45 parameters of ∼378 000 events are presented in this study.
E-Learning berbasis Edmodo untuk Optimalisasi Pembelajaran Pada Masa New Normal
Authors: Gellysa Urva  , Pratiwi Merina , Oemara Syarief Amiroel 
Published: July 2021

Abstrak
Dampak dari pandemi covid-19 mengubah banyak hal dalam dunia pendidikan. Sekolah serta Perguruan Tinggi harus melaksanakan pembelajaran daring guna mengurangi penyebaran virus yang membahayakan ini. Terkait hal ini, setiap Pendidik diharuskan menggunakan E-Learning sebagai mediasi pembelajaran yang dilaksanakan secara daring. Edmodo yang merupakan suatu Social Learning Network (SLN)/ aplikasi pembelajaran dengan platform media sosial atau layanan online yang memudahkan guru maupun dosen untuk berkomunikasi dengan siswa,mahasiswa dan orang tua. Melalui E-Learning berbasis Edmodo Pendidik dapat membagikan konten, teks, video, pekerjaan rumah dan tugas kepada peserta didik secara online. Aplikasi ini biasa digunakan baik ketika pendidik berada di dalam maupun luar kelas. Bahkan jauh sebelum bumi pertiwi terserang covid-19 para pendidik sudah harus menggunakan sistem pembelajaran gabungan laring serta daring atau umumnya disebut Blended learning. Permalahan yang terjadi lemahnya pendidik dalam penggunaan media e-learning sebagai penunjang proses pembelajaran menjadi tema yang diangkat dalam pelatihan ini. Solusi yang ditawarkan dari pelatihan ini adalah media E-Learning berbasis Edmodo. Tujuan kegiatan pelatihan ini adalah memperkenalkan media E-Learning berbais Edmodo kepada Para Pendidik maupun Orang Tua yang terlibat dalam pembelajaran peserta didik. Objek kegiatan pelatihan ini adalah Pendidik (Guru atau Dosen) Serta Orang Tua Peserta didik dan yang terkait. Pelatihan dilakukan dalam dua sesi, yaitu pemaparan materi dari tim penulis dan dilanjutkan dengan sesi tanya jawab dari peserta. Pelatihan ini memberikan banyak manfaat kepada objek pelatihan, hal ini terlihat dari komitmen peserta pelatihan tentang rencana penerapan media E-Learning berbasis Edmodo dalam kelas pembelajaran selanjutnya. Hasil evaluasi pelaksanaan pelatihan ini menunjukkan bahwa pelatihan ini bermanfaat untuk menunjang proses belajar mengajar yang dilakukan di sekolah maupun di kampus. Metode pelatihan mampu meningkatkan keterampilan pendidik dalam menggunakan media E-Learning berbasis Edmodo, baik sebagai guru, dosen,siswa, mahasiswa maupun orang tua yang terlibat.
Pelatihan Pemanfaatan Limbah Akar Pohon Hutan Menjadi Hiasan
Authors: Fajar Mahmud Soni , Suarlin John , Budi Nugraha Nur 
Published: July 2021

Kota Dumai memiliki kawasan hutan yang banyak memiliki pohon. Masyarakat memanfaatkan pohon tersebut untuk bermacam macam kebutuhan. Pemanfaatan yang belum maksimal, menjadikan banyak bahan bahan sisa limbah akar pohon terbuang sia – sia. Sehingga diperlukan pelatihan kreatifitas untuk memanfaatkan limbah akar pohon tersebut. Tujuan pengabdian ini adalah untuk memberikan pengetahuan tentang bidang kreatifitas dalam pemanfaatan limbah akar pohon sebagai alternatif bahan pembuatan barang seni kerajinan/hiasan. Metode yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah metode observasi dan wawancara proses pengolahan dan penciptaan seni kerajinan limbah akar pohon sebagai alternatif pembuatan seni kerajinan dengan tahapan sebagai berikut: (1) pemilihan bahan, (2) perancangan, (3) perwujudan, (4) finishing. Hasil pengabdian ini dilakukan dengan mengamati hasil secara seksama dari pembuatan kerajinan akar pohon hutan menjadi kerajinan berbentuk hiasan. Pengabdian ini dimaksudkan untuk mengetahui kemungkinan lain pemanfaatan limbah akar pohon dapat menjadi alternatif bahan industri lain. Proses dikerjakan melalui tahapan pemilihan bahan, perancangan bentuk, dan pembentukan. Proses lain yang sangat mendukung hasil bentuk kerajinan limbah akar pohon adalah pembentukan bagian-bagian tertentu, Melalui identifikasi berbagai macam teknik pengerjaan, pemakaian limbah akar pohon beserta sifat dan karakternya dapat disimpulkan bahwa ada kemungkinan limbah-limbah akar pohon dapat digunakan sebagai alternatif pembuatan kerajinan
Writing to perform the region: Making ‘somewhereness’ visible in post-colonisation Australia
Authors: Palmer Jane 
Published: July 2021

The regions that colonisers know are not generally those of most importance to First Nations people, although the territorial divisions of government administration have had a huge impact on First Nations people in terms of the kinds of policies directed at them and the implementation of those policies. In this paper, I look first at the ways in which Aboriginal experience in Australia has been written out of the landscape, then at some non-territorial ways of looking at such landscapes. I then discuss how a non-Indigenous writer, in working with First Nations people, might help to make visible a different kind of ‘region’.