bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Good Corporate Governance on Stock Prices of Companies Listed in the KOMPAS 100 Index 2014-2018
Authors: Christian Jiwana , Juanda Bambang , Bandono Bayu 
Published: March 2021

This research aimed to analyze the effect of good corporate governance on stock prices. It was conducted on companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange which were included in the KOMPAS100 Index in 2014-2018 by using a purposive sampling technique. Data analysis used was a panel data regression method with a fixed-effect model - least square dummy variable. The results of the study show that the number of board of the commissioner meetings, return on assets, earnings per share, and price to book value had significant effects on stock prices in a positive direction; the number of directors, education/training for corporate secretaries, and price to earnings ratio had positive but insignificant effects; the number of independent commissioners and the number of board of the director meetings had negative but insignificant effects on share prices. The novelty in this study was the addition of the variable of company secretary as an indicator of corporate governance, which was not found in previous studies. Besides, this study added a dummy interaction to see the effect of the level of corporate compliance on corporate governance.
The impacts of piers on oil spill transport in a typical reach of the Middle Yangtze River
Authors: Xiong Haibin , Chen Li , Sun Zhaohua 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Oil spill, a frequent pollution in the utilization of rivers, is receiving increasing attention in the study of river ecosystems. Taking the Zhuankou–Yangluo Reach (ZYR) of the Middle Yangtze River as an example, the spatial and temporal behaviors of leaked oil in the river under uniformly arranged piers with varying densities were studied based on a MIKE21 hydrodynamic and oil drift model. The results show that the oil spill spread is less affected by the piers when the upstream oil spill point is located on the other side of the shoreline with piers. However, the influence of the piers on the same shoreline of the oil spill point on oil spill transportation cannot be ignored. The piers significantly reduce the oil spill drift speed in the engineering area, resulting in a significant increase in slick retention time and slick area, especially when the density of piers is greater than 1.25 units/km. These results will provide useful reference for river management, for example, in the upstream river of the water conservation area, especially on the same bank as the water intake, where a large number of piers should not be built.
Inhibitory Effect of Carissa spinarum Linn Methanolic Leaf Extract Against Vipera russelli
Authors: Janardhan Bhavya , Shrikanth Vineetha M. , More Veena S. , Melappa Govindappa , Ananthraju K.S. , Zameer Farhan , More Sunil S. 
Published: March 2021

Background:
Carissa spinarum Linn has been used as a traditional medicine to treat various
ailments, including snakebite. It is found in India, Ceylon and Thailand.

Objective:
The study was performed to determine the inhibiting potential of Carissa spinarum
methanolic leaf extract on the pharmacological effects of Viper venom.

Methods:
The dose-dependent enzymatic studies, pharmacological and in vivo studies were conducted
using standard methods.

Results:
It neutralized toxic enzymes in a dose-dependent manner with concentrations ranging from
53.3 –1190.4 μg/mL, inhibited lysis of fibrinogen at 1:8 (venom: extract, w/w), and increased the
procoagulant activity and lecithin lysis at 1:25 (venom: extract, w/w). The extract neutralized the
LD50 of venom in mice and embryos, reduced haemorrhage, myotoxicity and edema induced by the
venom in mice.

Conclusion:
The observed results confirm that the leaf extract possesses adequate phytochemicals
that could neutralize the toxic properties of the venom.
Public Event: Commons Governance Workshop: Michel Bauwens of the P2P Foundation
Authors: Ackerley Christine Rose 
Published: March 2021

The Global Communication M.A. Double Degree Program is holding Program's Colloquium Presentation - Part III: Commons Governance Workshop with Michel Bauwens of the P2P Foundation on Thursday, March 17, from 10:00am to noon at Vancouver Harbour Center Campus Room 2250. For details, please see the attached PDF.
Public Event: Brown Bag Lecture Series: Financialization, Debt and Housing
Authors: Ackerley Christine Rose 
Published: March 2021

The next Brown Bag Seminar will be at noon on April 13, 2016 at SFU Burnaby in the Mallinson Conference room, K8652. The title is: Financialization, Debt and Housing: Modes of Profit, Forms of Contestation, Projects for ResearchThere will be presentations by Graham Mackenzie, Didi Han, and Enda Brophy. This session shares preliminary and ongoing research into three overlapping and increasingly controversial sources of accumulation: finance, debt and real estate. Graham Mackenzie considers the relationship between the commodity form and contemporary real estate markets. Didi Han describes the alternative financial institution Bin-Go in South Korea as a grounded endeavour in the reorientation of financial knowledge and practice. Enda Brophy outlines an inquiry exploring the contested connection between debt and ICTs within digital capitalism. Lunch will be provided.For more details, please see the attached PDF.
Public Event: Communication, Politics and Ideology: Graduate Student Workshop
Authors: Ackerley Christine Rose 
Published: March 2021

A Graduate Student Workshop on "Communication, Politics and Ideology" will be hosted by students in CMNS 802, on April, 22nd, at Harbour Centre, Room 2290. Sessions start at 9:30 am and run until 3:00 pm. For more details, please see the attached PDF.
Public Event: Media Democracy Days 2016
Authors: Ackerley Christine Rose 
Published: March 2021

Media Democracy Days 2016 will be hosted on November 15, 16 and 19 at Harbour Centre. Events will include audio production workshops on the 15th and 16th (by Vancouver Co-op Radio 100.5FM and CiTR 101.9FM in partnership with the Vancouver Public Library's digital creativity and storytelling learning space), and a full day of hands on workshops, discussions, and collaboratively determined events on November 19th, along with a keynote by Ryan McMahon.For the full program and schedule, please visit 2016.mediademocracydays.ca or see the attached see the full text.
Public Event: Laya Behbahani: Human Trafficking In The Gulf States
Authors: Ackerley Christine Rose 
Published: March 2021

Laya Behbahani, who recently completed her MA in Criminology at SFU, will provide media accounts of the experiences of migrant workers in the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) states of the Middle East against a backdrop of the hybrid legal system and varying innovative, and often evasive, state responses in the GCC. A post-lecture dialogue will be moderated by SFU School of Communication's Adel Iskandar. The lecture will take place on January 31, 2017, at 7:00 PM at the Djavad Mowafaghian World Art Centre, Goldcorp Centre for the Arts.
Co-presented by SFU's Vancity Office of Community Engagement, SFU's School for International Studies, the Institute for the Humanities at SFU, and the Global Communication MA Double Degree Program.
Please see the attached PDF for details.
PELAPORAN AKUNTANSI PADA UMKM CV. CITRA ABADI BATU
Authors: Latifah Sri Wahjuni , Jati Ahmad Waluya , Haryanti Agustin Dwi 
Published: March 2021

Ipteks for the community on the CV.Agro Citra Abadi Batu with the aim of helping partners in order to have a reliable accounting information systems that can provide important information, accurate and timely, so that owners and parties concerned can analyze and take the right decision. Problems of the partners is not yet able to evaluate his performance for not having a system of accounting information to make financial statements. The purpose of this activity is to improve the understanding and knowledge of human resources. The lasting company has to information system of accounting and financial reporting. Besides helping partners in designing the accounting system in accordance with the conditions of the partners. Method to solving the problem: advising system of accounting information based SAK EMKM, discussing, accounting software design,and implementation of accounting software.The results of these activities shows that there is an increased understanding and ability of partners in the field of accounting. Partners can understand and apply the concept of entity references separation of business transactions with private transactions. Proven partners may draw up financial statements, can use the financial statements as the basis for evaluation of performance and can use for materials management decision-making
The Good People: Loyalty and Betrayal in Moscow’s House of Government, 1937–1938
Authors: Slezkine Yuri 
Published: March 2021

This essay is an abridged and revised excerpt from the book The House of Government: A Saga of the Russian Revolution. It deals with the reactions to mass arrests of 1937–1938 within the House of Government in Moscow, including silence, vigilance, book-burning, soul-searching, and self-sacrifice. The central questions have to do with the puzzle of what constituted moral behavior, what was meant by loyalty and betrayal, and who, and why, could be considered a “good person.”
Tūrisma organizācija Latvijas PSR: Latvijas republikāniskās tūrisma padomes darbība 20. gadsimta 60. gados
Authors: Vaivode Ilze 
Published: March 2021

PSRS tūrisms kļuva par padomju identitātes un kopējās vēsturiskās atmiņas veicinātāju – tas bija īpaši svarīgi pēc Otrā pasaules kara, kad PSRS varā bija nonākušas vairākas valstis, arī Latvija. Drīz sākās tūrisma jomas atjaunošana, tika dibinātas tūrisma organizācijas, taču centieni izveidot centralizētu tūrisma organizāciju nebija sekmīgi. 60. gados notika būtiska tūrisma reorganizācija, un tādējādi šim mērķim izdevās pietuvoties. Pētījuma mērķis ir analizēt Latvijas tūrisma un ekskursiju pārvaldes un Latvijas republikāniskās tūrisma padomes darbību, nosakot to sasniegumus un trūkumus. Darbā skaidrota organizāciju struktūra un struktūrvienību mijiedarbība – tas veicina izpratni ne vien par tūrisma organizēšanu, bet arī par procesiem sabiedrībā Latvijas PSR.
Rock magnetic and palaeomagnetic studies of loess-palaesol sections — Lower Palaeolithic sites within the Southern Bug Valley (Medzhybizh, Holovchyntsi)
Authors: Hlavatskyi D.V. , Stepanchuk V.N. , Kuzina D.M. , Poliachenko Ie.B. , Shpyra V.V. , Skarboviychuk T.V. , Yakukhno V.I. , Bakhmutov V.G. 
Published: March 2021

Combined rock magnetic and palaeomagnetic studies of loess-soil sections — Lower Paleolithic sites in the valley of the Southern Bug (Medzhybizh, Holovchintsi) — have been performed for the first time in order to determine the suitability of these objects for palaeomagnetic study and the establishment of magnetostratigraphic markers. Investigated sections by rock magnetic characteristics are closest to the sections of the Volynian Upland, and refer to the intermediate «Chinese» type of formation of magnetic properties, with an admixture of the «Alaskan» mechanism. These sections are characterized by a low concentration of ferrimagnetic material, the destruction of the primary sedimentary magnetic texture, which makes them unsuitable for qualitative magnetostratigraphic studies. According to the data of magnetic-mineralogical analysis, the samples are subdivided into three groups: the first group includes samples with new formation at 300 °C, which is associated with iron hydroxides or the presence of organic matter; in the second group, the thermomagnetic curves are not informative, which makes it difficult to determine the minerals-carriers; in some samples, the magnetization carrier is magnetite (with defects or finely dispersed). A zone of normal polarity, probably the Brunhes chron, has been reliably determined in the upper part (G-S7S1 soil) of the Holovchyntsi section. In the lower part of the M-S4 soil unit (MIS 11) at Medzhybizh, the Unnamed geomagnetic event at 430 ky has been detected. The paleomagnetic veracity of the remaining investigated layers is questioned. The analogies for the archaeological assemblages from the lower layers of Medzhybizh-A and Holovchintsi-1 are seen in archaic industries of mode 1, which in southeastern Europe are dated back from 800 ky and older. However, reliable data on the Matuyama—Brunhes boundary and, correspondingly, data on the >780 ky age of any layers with artifacts in the Medzhybizh and Holovchintsi sections were not obtained by the palaeomagnetic studies.
On the volumes of deep carbon — the initial donor of hydrocarbons on the Earth
Authors: Timursiev A.I. 
Published: March 2021

Existing notions on the distribution of carbon on the Earth have been considered in the article. By the example of the data on carbon content in the upper mantle of the Earth obtained in the west of the USA by deep seismic tomography method the appraisal of the resource potential of the interior has been made within the limits of the theory of the deep abiogenous-mantle origin of oil and gas. According to the given appraisal, the partly melted zone (reservoir) contains not less than 1.2·1017 kg of volatiles (Q, kg), such as H or C. Calculation by carbon (С) taking into account the initial data demonstrated that the weight content (concentration) of carbon per unit volume of the Earth crust and upper mantle for which the appraisals of carbon content were completed will be 1 333.3 kg/m3 or 1.3 t/m3 (1.3 g/cm3).
With average amount of melt of the rocks of the upper mantle 0.5±0.2 % (per volume), the volume of the area of melting of the Earth crust (deep carbon reservoir), containing the appraised volume of volatiles, will be: 4.5·1011 m3. In such a notion the weight content (concentration) of carbon per unit volume of partly melted zone of deep carbon reservoir will be: 2.67·105 kg/m3 or 266.67 t/m3 (266.67 g/cm3). These are very high figures if not to say fantastically high, characterizing not only high content of carbon and hydrogen as the main donors of hydrocarbons but also characterizing concentration of these elements within definite zones of the upper mantle of the Earth (asthenospheric layer) by all components (composition, concentration, phase state, PT-conditions), which is referred by our opinion to the sources of deep oil and gas formation.
The data presented allow us to affirm that the problem of donors of HC of deep, abiogenous-mantle genesis has been resolved in our concept, and the source has been determined with high probability of the primary donors of HC in the section of the mantle and iron-carbon core of the Earth having inexhaustible resources of primary carbon, with its phase composition depending on PT conditions of the terrestrial envelopes might be crystalline (diamond phase, iron and nickel compounds (Fen+Nin)+Cn, iron carbides, for example — FeC, Fe2C, Fe3C (cementite) et al.), liquid (for example, the melt with admixture of sulfur and other volatiles H-N-F-O-Cl) and gaseous (СО2 gaseous only in the mantle, higher than D″ layer). In this case HC synthesis in industrial volumes is realized in the process of hydrogenation of deep carbon on the ascending hydrogen streams within the limits of asthenospheric lenses favoured by the presence of reaction volume here, catalysts and the necessary PT-conditions for polymerization of hydrocarbon radicals.
El indigenismo en construcción. Cabildeo interamericano e investigación de campo en los inicios del Instituto Indigenista Interamericano (1940-1946)
Authors: López Caballero Paula 
Published: March 2021

A partir de correspondencia, informes, reportes y diarios de campo, reconstruyo y analizo el primer proyecto de campo abanderado por el Instituto Indigenista Interamericano realizado en las zonas oncocercosas de Chiapas y Oaxaca, México, entre 1940 y 1946. A través de las distintas batallas financieras, científicas e ideológicas que caracterizaron la realización de dicho proyecto, muestro tres procesos intersectados. Primero, la lenta construcción de un perímetro de expertise indigenista, que empezaba a ser visible a escala nacional e internacional, frente a los médicos particularmente. Segundo, la pluralidad de voces, algunas disonantes, que convergían en dicho perímetro indigenista, como muestra, una vez más, de la indefinición de ese ámbito de intervención pública. Tercero, la disputa capital alrededor de la definición misma del sujeto que el indigenismo debía atender y de la naturaleza de sus problemas.
Victor Serge en México, 1941-1947
Authors: Urías Horcasitas Beatriz 
Published: March 2021

Este artículo examina la transformación de los planteamientos políticos de Victor Serge durante su exilio en México entre 1941 y 1947. A partir de una crítica al totalitarismo soviético y al régimen nazi, durante este periodo Serge realiza una reformulación del comunismo ortodoxo en el sentido de un socialismo renovado, contemplando la inclusión de los principios de democracia y libertad. Lo anterior provocó una escisión dentro del grupo Socialismo y Libertad, que anuncia las profundas diferencias que es posible observar entre la crítica antitotalitaria de Serge y el anticomunismo hacia el cual evolucionó Julián Gorkin en los años cincuenta. Utilizando como fuentes el diario de Serge en México, así como las publicaciones Análisis. Revista de Hechos e Ideas (1942) y Mundo (1943-1945), este trabajo propone que esta redefinición del socialismo estuvo muy influida por los intercambios que Serge mantuvo con un pequeño círculo de escritores, médicos y psicoanalistas de habla alemana y de tendencia antiestalinista, en tensión permanente con el exilio comunista que se encontraba también en México. En la crítica de Serge hacia la ortodoxia comunista convergen elementos del pensamiento marxista, la literatura y el psicoanálisis, introduciendo las variables del inconsciente y de la subjetividad en el análisis de los procesos políticos y sociales. La coincidencia de estas perspectivas en el marco de una reflexión política acerca de las consecuencias de la segunda guerra mundial es el rasgo distintivo del pensamiento de Serge en la última etapa de su vida.
Systems and models of intelligent connection and interaction for society 5.0
Authors: Giugliano Giovanna , Buono Mario 
Published: March 2021

The need to design new modes of interaction for the enjoyment of urban environments and cultural heritage includes the component related to the experiential factor, memory and the possibility of exploring the different levels of knowledge.
The role of design is to visualise content and improve the sharing and dissemination of information. Starting from the analysis of the new challenges of the hyper-connected and datacentric society and of the current models and intelligent systems of advanced and interactive fruition, the contribution gives an overview of the most significant innovations that have characterized the changes in contemporary society in terms of usability and accessibility.
By investigating contemporary phenomena, it will be possible to draw up a complete map of the characteristics of the approach and classification of the variables, guidelines for the design of new systems and models of connections and interactions for the intelligent and creative "5.0 Society", able to absorb innovations from the fourth industrial revolution and improve productivity in support of social problems.
Over the years, digital and virtual solutions have been developed that have changed the fruition of urban environments by proposing models of "intelligent cities" that are configured as digital and flexible places. The designer, reinterpreting the technologies of interaction, reorganizes the user's skills, increasing social knowledge by changing the experiences and interpretation of urban contexts to configure new forms of "humanization".
ANALISIS PERBANDINGAN KASUS RAHASIA DAGANG (STUDI KASUS:PUTUSAN NOMOR 332 K/PID.SUS/2013 (INDONESIA) DENGAN PUTUSAN CIV. NO. 3:13-CV-00098-AA (AMERIKA SERIKAT).
Authors: Budi Jessica Kirana 
Published: March 2021

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk memberikan pengetahuan bagaimana masing-masing negara dengan sistem hukum yang berbeda memutus sebuah perkara rahasia dagang. Penelitian ini menggunakan analisis normatif di mana pengertian hukum normatif ini sendiri adalah penelitian terhadap asas-asas hukum, penelitian terhadap sistematika hukum, penelitian terhadap taraf sinkronisasi hukum, penelitian sejarah hukum dan penelitian perbandingan hukum di mana pada penelitian ini peneliti melakukan perbandingan analisis kasus antara CV. Bintang Harapan dengan CV. Tiga Putra Berlian VS Reser’s Fine Foods, INC dengan Bob Evans Farms, INC. Kesimpulan yang didapatkan pada penelitian ini mampu menganalisis perbedaan rahasia dagang antara Indonesia dan Amerika Serikat serta mampu memberikan solusi terkait dengan perjanjian kerahasiaan karyawan dan mitra merupakan yang dalam hal ini merupakan suatu hal yang penting di negara Amerika Serikat sehingga hal ini dapat diterapkan dalam kasus CV. Bintang Harapan dengan CV. Tiga Putra Berlian yang tidak memiliki perjanjian kerahasian dengan karyawan, begitu juga sebaliknya untuk kasus Reser’s Fine Foods, INC dengan Bob Evans Farms, INC yang dapat dilihat dari sisi kasus CV. Bintang Harapan dengan CV. Tiga Putra Berlian adalah berkaitan dengan pembuktiannya
A case of multiple synchronously diagnosed brain metastases from alveolar soft part sarcoma without concurrent lung involvement
Authors: Damante Mark A. , Huntoon Kristin M. , Palmer Joshua D. , Liebner David A. , Elder James Bradley 
Published: March 2021

Background:
Alveolar soft part sarcoma (ASPS) is a rare soft-tissue sarcoma with a propensity for early hematogenous dissemination to the lungs and frequent brain metastasis. The development of lung metastasis almost invariably precedes intracranial involvement. There are no previously reported cases in which a patient was synchronously diagnosed with ASPS and multiple brain metastasis without lung involvement.

Case Description:
A 29-year-old gentleman was found to have three intracranial lesions following the onset of generalized seizures. Staging studies identified a soft-tissue mass in the left thigh and an adjacent femoral lesion. Biopsy of the soft-tissue mass was consistent with ASPS. The patient then underwent neoadjuvant stereotactic radiotherapy to all three brain lesions, followed by en bloc resection of the dominant lesion. The patient was then started on a programmed death-ligand 1 (PD-L1) inhibitor. Subsequent surgical resection of the primary lesion and femur metastasis demonstrates a histopathologic complete response of the bony metastasis and partial response of the primary lesion. At present, the patient has received 14 cycles of atezolizumab without recurrence of the primary or bony lesions and the irradiated intracranial disease has remained stable without recurrence of the resected dominant lesion.

Conclusion:
While intracranial involvement is relatively common in ASPS, a case with multiple, synchronously diagnosed brain metastasis without concurrent lung metastasis has not been described. The presented case discusses the safety and efficacy of aggressive management of intracranial disease in the setting of atezolizumab. Prospective evaluation of the efficacy of checkpoint inhibitors and the prognostic value of PD-L1 expression in ASPS with brain metastasis are necessary.