bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Crossing boundaries
Authors: Milani Tommaso , Levon Erez , Glocer Ruth 
Published: July 2019

The main argument of this article is that Israel seeks to govern its expat citizens not so much through the mobilisation of their ‘rational capacities to evaluate truth claims but through affects’ (Isin, 2004:225). Such viscerality of Israeli nationalism can be seen in the ways in which speci?c emotions – mourning, shame, guilt and fear of loss – are activated through particular semiotic choices. These affective resources, in turn, are marshalled together in order to create a sense of nostalgia, a desire to return ‘home’, which is deeply imbricated with processes of territorialisation of Israel as the Jewish homeland par excellence, and consequently engenders a problematic regime of identities – Israeli Jewish versus Diasporic Jewish. By exploring an example of how national (be)longing is activated through the circulation of emotions across texts and spaces, the article not only seeks to contribute to current discussions about affect in linguistic landscape scholarship, but also offers a fresh perspective on critical sociolinguistic work on nationalism.
'Household perspectives on minority language maintenance and loss: Language in the small spaces' by Isabel Velázquez (2019)
Authors: Ansó Ros Judith 
Published: July 2019

Household perspectives on minority language maintenance and loss: Language in the small spaces Isabel Velázquez (2019) Series: Bilingual Education & Bilingualism Bristol and Blue Ridge Summit: Multilingual Matters. Pp. 214 ISBN: 9781788922272
Crossing Goal Lines and Borders
Authors: Walker Devin Leslie , Harrison Louis , Bennett Robert 
Published: July 2019

Many Black male student-athletes suffer from identity foreclosure at rates higher than their white peers as they fail to develop salient aspects of their identity outside of the athlete role (Murphy, Petitpas, & Brewer, 1996; Beamon, 2012). Education abroad offers the opportunity to take advantage of a holistic collegiate experience, which impedes the detrimental effects of the athletic identity foreclosure process. International educational opportunities can positively influence Black male student-athletes’ personal, academic, and professional development as they come to see the world beyond the gym and campus. This article examines the significance and value of creating education abroad opportunities for Black male student-athletes as a means of providing meaningful educational opportunities in the realm of higher education.
MORAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF DIGITALIZATION IN MODERN EDUCATION FOR LAWYERS: A LOOK INTO THE FUTURE
Authors: Artemov V. M. 
Published: July 2019

The paper analyzes the phenomenon of digitalization in modern education in the context of moral and philosophical positions on the example of a law university and in light of comprehension of the possible future (what is inherited from the past should be human, reasonable and viable). Based on the analysis of digitalization procedure and its consequences, including in the educational field of a law university, the author introduces an approach according to which teachers are called not only to give young people a certain amount of knowledge, but also to build a morally justified, promising paradigm of proper application of knowledge in terms of development and improvement of the person and society, including their individual institutions that are, inter alia, related to business activities.
MINING AND BUSINESS ACTIVITIES: IN SEARCH OF THE BALANCE
Authors: Ershova I. V. , Trofimova E. V. 
Published: July 2019

The article reveals the content and outlines approaches to the definition of the legal nature of mining. Attention is drawn to the necessity of legal regulation of this activity, which is predetermined by the Federal Program «Digital Economy of the Russian Federation» — a project that provides for normative regulation of the digital environment. In order to support the mission to eliminate digital illiteracy, which is also envisaged in the National Program, the author elucidates the etymology and meaning of the term «mining» and considers various doctrinal interpretations of this concept. The paper presents such analogies of the blochchain technology as the public ledger, DNA, and a layer-cake for a better understanding of the blockchain technology that is associated with mining. Material-technical and organizational foundations of mining are revealed. The author demonstrates advantages and disadvantages of solo mining, pool mining, and cloud mining. The results of comparative monitoring of the attitude to the recognition of cryptocurrency as a means of payment are presented. Attention is drawn to the liberal legal regulation of blockchain technology and mining under the laws of the Republic of Belarus. The paper determines the stages of a law-making process aimed at legal support of mining in Russia. Based on the results of comparison of concepts of entrepreneurial activity and mining, it is concluded that mining represents one of new types of entrepreneurship brought to life due to the needs of digital economy. The author suggests thatmining participants be recognized as self-employed persons. It is noted that the entrepreneurial nature of mining arises questions concerning measures of its state regulation which is difficult within the framework of the existing paradigm, but should be built on the basis of a balance between private and public interests.
BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY IN COUNTERING CYBER TERRORISM
Authors: Antonyan E. A. , Aminov I. I. 
Published: July 2019

In the paper, modern blockchain technologies are called a revolutionary phenomenon, equal in importance to the ingenious invention of the 20th century — the Internet. Originally developed for Bitcoin digital currency and launching the network of the same name, the blockchain technology created a platform for the new type of the Internet, influenced the decentralization of the Network according to the distributed registry principle, and began to be used in various types and combinations for various purposes, including cybersecurity. The paper argues that the use of blockchain technology to ensure cybersecurity is infinite due to such unique properties as reliability, accessibility, high adaptability, economic efficiency, profitability. The use of blockchain technologies to combat cybercrime, including cyberterrorism, may extend to control over financial services, transportation or any other industry. However, the growth of criminal activity using the blockchain technology will also be enhanced if the law enforcement agencies are not technologically competent, can detect these developing centers, determine their actions and destroy plans at a faster pace.
Inducción y capacitación como factor de desarrollo de los IPS (Centros Médicos) de Villavicencio, Meta - Colombia
Authors: Torres Flórez Dagoberto , Espejo Cortes Karen Alexandra , Pérez Paredes Alfredo 
Published: July 2019

Localización: Cortazar, Guanajuato México, ISSN Electrónico 2007-977X, No. 10 (Enero - Abril), 2019, págs. 1 - 15Idioma: EspañolTitulos paralelos:INDUCTION AND TRAINING AS A DEVELOPMENT FACTOR OF IPS (MEDICAL CENTERS) OF VILLAVICENCIO, META - COLOMBIAResumen:El entrenamiento (inducción y capacitación) que viven los colaboradores de las clí­nicas de Villavicencio es una práctica que aporta al desarrollo organizacional pero al no hacerse efectivamente podrí­a afectar otros procesos, por ello con el objetivo de describir los factores que intervienen en esta práctica, se realizó una investigación descriptiva a las IPS (Centros Médicos) de la ciudad, a través del instrumento Mp03 Inducción y Capacitación del Grupo GYDO, aplicado a los encargados de gestión humana, caracterizando la práctica considerada de gran importancia como estrategia de mejora organizacional y personal, estas organizaciones cuentan con planes formalizados de entrenamiento y consideran las capacitaciones como una ventaja competitiva que les permite ofrecer un servicio de calidad.Palabras clave: Centros Médicos, inducción, capacitación, entrenamiento, gestión humana.Abstract:The training (induction and training) that the collaborators of the clinics of Villavicencio live is a practice that contributes to the organizational development but when not doing it could affect other processes, for that reason with the objective of describing the factors that intervene in this practice, conducted a descriptive investigation to the IPS (Medical Centers) of the city, through the instrument Mp03 Induction and Training of the GYDO Group, applied to those in charge of human management, characterizing the practice considered of great importance as a strategy of organizational and personal improvement, These organizations have formalized training plans and consider training as a competitive advantage that allows them to offer a quality service.Keywords:Medical Centers, induction, training, human management.
Riesgo operativo en sistemas de producción agrícola. Propuesta base para su evaluación
Authors: Quirós Badilla Diego Fernando 
Published: July 2019

El objetivo del presente documento es incorporar la gestión administrativa de los riesgos que afectan al sector agrícola en el ámbito operativo, siendo fundamental su análisis desde los procesos productivos, la gestión del recurso humano, el manejo y uso de las tecnologías de producción, así como, los factores ambientales que generan vulnerabilidad en los cultivos. Se define de manera amplia qué factores dentro de estos aspectos de la producción pueden integrarse para evaluar sus riesgos. Por otra parte, se introduce a la gestión operativa de riesgos en sistemas agrícolas una metodología de evaluación base (matrices de calor), utilizada en otros campos de la economía, que analiza la frecuencia por el impacto de un evento como el riesgo de un fenómeno o amenaza específica, y lo relaciona con la gestión (exposición) para administrar este riesgo, cuyo fin es que pueda facilitar la identificación, valoración y priorización de estos peligros, con el fin de disminuir, mitigar o transferir dichas amenazas.
La semiformalidad de las microempresas. El caso de la Región Brunca, Costa Rica
Authors: Abarca-Jiménez Geovanny 
Published: July 2019

Resumen
En el artículo se aborda el fenómeno de la semiformalidad a nivel de las unidades microempresariales que operan en la Región Brunca de Costa Rica. Para esto se hace énfasis en los requisitos que, de acuerdo con la legislación costarricense, deben cumplir este tipo de empresas para ser sujetas de crédito mediante los programas de la Banca para el Desarrollo. Las variables estudiadas incluyen: la situación jurídica de dichas empresas ante la Oficina de Tributación Directa, la inscripción como patronos ante la Caja Costarricense de Seguro Social y la tenencia de la patente municipal al día. Estas variables se ponderan y se comparan con los indicadores de competitividad de cada cantón estudiado. La investigación determinó un alto nivel de semiformalidad en el sector microempresarial, sin embargo, es menor al publicado a nivel nacional. Se concluye que, dadas las condiciones sociales y económicas de esta región, al parecer el fenómeno de la informalidad resulta ser una estrategia para subsistir en zonas de bajo acceso a fuentes de empleo y de alta vulnerabilidad social y económica.
Kesesuaian Taman Cerdas sebagai Ruang Publik skala Pelayanan Kelurahan terhadap Konsep Kota Layak Anak (KLA)
Authors: Sari Rahma Puspita , Kusumastuti Kusumastuti , Putri Rufia Andisetyana 
Published: July 2019

<pre><em>The Child Friendly City (CFC) is a concept for a city that can guarantee children to get their rights in urban area. The Child Friendly City (CFC) is expected for children to get their rights including </em><em>health, protection, care, education, </em><em>no discrimination, aware of their environment and culture, participate in designing the city, and have the freedom to play. Surakarta is one of the cities in Indonesia which have applied the concept of Child Friendly City (CFC) since 2008. To support implementation of Child Friendly City (CFC) concept, the city must provide a public space for children to be able to transfer their creativity and also have recreational purpose, which is ‘taman cerdas’. The right choice of location, facility, environment, and security need to be considered, because each children go through different phase. The purpose of this study are </em><em>(1) Knowing the suitability of taman cerdas component as the public space of neighborhood service scale to the concept of </em><em>Child Friendly Cities (CFC) </em><em>and (2) Analyze the suitability level of taman cerdas as the public space of neighborhood service scale to the concept of </em><em>Child Friendly Cities (CFC</em><em>). The method used in this research is quantitative research with deductive approach, this research used </em><em>scoring analysis. Survey conducted for this study were primary surveys, consist of observation and interviews, and secondary survey in the form of data. From these results, the advantage of knowing the level of conformity of ‘taman cerdas’ as the public spaces of neighborhood service to the concept of Child Friendly Cities (CFC) has four variables such as strategic location, facilities for playing and learning according to the needs of children, comfortable and healthy environment, as well as comfort and security. Then those variables are used for the assessment tools to eight ‘taman cerdas’ in Surakarta. Based on the results of the study, it can be concluded that there are four ‘taman cerdas’ is match with the variables above, which is ‘taman cerdas’ </em><em>Mojosongo, Joyotakan, Pajang, and Jebres. Meanwhile there are also four </em><em>‘</em><em>taman cerdas</em><em>’</em><em> that not match with the variables of thes research those are </em><em>‘</em><em>taman cerdas</em><em>’</em><em> Sumber, Gandekan, Kadipiro, and Pucangsawit. The conclusion is the city needs to increase the </em><em>the component for taman cerdas as public space service scale of neighborhood for Child Friendly Cities (CFC) at Surakarta.</em></pre>
Tingkat Kualitas Permukiman (Studi Kasus: Permukiman Sekitar Tambang Galian C Kecamatan Weru Kabupaten Sukoharjo)
Authors: Setiawan Lilik Anjar , Astuti Winny , Rini Erma Fitria 
Published: July 2019

<em>Settlement is defined as a components combination of housing, environment and life of the societies who live in it. Quality of settlement components can describe how the condition of the settlement itself. Several settlement areas in Weru Subdistrict, Sukoharjo District have a C-type quarry location inside. Based on the Sukoharjo District Spatial Plan, that area is planned as settlement activities. There are other activities that should be supported by the components of the settlements that only planned to accommodate settlement activities. Question in this research is to know the level of settlement quality of each block in settlement area around C-type quarry in Weru Subdistrict seen from (1) nature, (2) shell, (3) infrastucture network, and (4) society. This research is a quantitative research using scoring analysis technique. The result shown that there is difference between each block of settlement. Block 2 has high quality because it has several components with high quality such as buildings, infrastructure network, and the level of public health. The other blocks such as block 1, block 3, block 4, and block 5 have medium quality with several medium quality of components such as green space, road network, economic level and level of public health. Improvement are needed for some components to improve the quality of settlements in each block so that the whole settlements becomes better to lived.</em>
DAMPAK PABRIK SRITEX TERHADAP KUALITAS PERMUKIMAN PADA WILAYAH SEKITAR PABRIK
Authors: Wardani Ardhina Kusuma , Nurhadi Kuswanto , Andini Isti 
Published: July 2019

<p><em>Sritex plant keeps growing which is resulting directly or indirectly attracts many labor to reside Sritex plant’s neighbourhood in order to facilitate their activities. Whereas, the Permenperin (Industrial Minister’s Regulation) No. 35 of 2010 states that the minimal distance of house to the location of plant should be more than 2000 meters recalling the hazard potentially generated by the plant to the living of the society staying there. The arrival of the labor from outside Sukoharjo Districts and surrounding areas who reside Sritex plant’s neighbourhood cause environmental burden increasing. On the other side, residents who oriented economic and can take advantage of the opportunities, their economic conditions improved and standard life increased by the existence of the Sritex plant. Based on these problems, this research want to know how impacts the existence of Sritex plant against settlement quality at Sritex plant’s neighbourhood. This research uses quantitative methods supported by several analysis techniques, including descriptive narrative analysis to identify the characteristics of Sritex plant and Paired Sample T-Test analysis to identify settlement quality at Sritex plant’s neighbourhood. The characteristic of Sritex plant divided into expanding and not expanding. While settlement quality is divided into a significant change and insignificant change / stagnant. Then an analysis of the impact of Sritex plant against settlement quality at plant’s neighbourhood using an explanatory descriptive analysis from the results of the previous analysis. Based on the results of the analysis known that the impact of Sritex plant against settlement quality viewed from the physical character of nature (Nature), social community (Society), residential buildings (Shells) and network system (Network) in the entire research area, from 17 sub variables, there are 12 sub variables changed or equal to 71% of settlements quality changed due to the expanding of Sritex plant. So known to occur relations, in which Sritex plant that expands impact on the changing significant of settlement quality on research area which is 2.000 meters of Sritex plant. The impact of expanding Sritex plant against variable of settlement quality from largest to smallest is the first Nature and Society variable, the second Network variable and the third Shell variable.</em></p><p> </p><p><strong><em>Keywords:</em></strong><em>the impact of plant, quality settlement</em></p>
Risk Factors for Fatal Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus Infections in Saudi Arabia: Analysis of the WHO Line List, 2013–2018
Authors: Rahman Arifur , Sarkar Atanu 
Published: July 2019

Objectives. To explore complex associations among demographic factors, risk factors, health care, and fatality rates of Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Methods. We based this study on analysis of a publicly accessible line listing of 1256 MERS-CoV cases (2013 to October 2018) available on the World Health Organization’s Web site. For analyses of demographic factors (e.g., age, gender), access to health care, promptness of laboratory services, risk factors (comorbidity, exposure to camels and persons with MERS-CoV), occupation (health care), and outcome (fatality), we used descriptive statistics, risk ratio (RR), and the Pearson χ2 test. Results. Presence of comorbidity (RR = 3; 95% confidence interval [CI] = 2.2, 3.9), being male (RR = 1.6; 95% CI = 1.2, 2.1), exposure to dromedary camels (RR = 1.6; 95% CI = 1.3, 2.3), and consumption of camel milk (RR = 1.5; 95% CI = 0.9, 1.7) can significantly increase risk for fatality. Health care workers have significantly lower fatality (P < .001) than the rest of the persons with MERS-CoV. Conclusions. Policies that promote health awareness for the high-risk population and their prompt seeking of health care should be considered. Publicly accessible line lists of infectious diseases such as MERS-CoV can be valuable sources for epidemiological analysis.
Cross-Cultural Comparison of Postoperative Discharge Opioid Prescribing After Orthopaedic Trauma Surgery
Authors: Young Jason D. , Bhashyam Abhiram R. , Qudsi Rameez A. , Parisien Robert L. , Shrestha Swastina , van der Vliet Quirine M.J. , Fils Jacky , Losina Elena , Dyer George S.M. 
Published: July 2019

Background:
The extent of variation in analgesic prescribing following musculoskeletal injury among countries and cultural contexts is poorly understood. Such an understanding can inform both domestic prescribing and future policy. The aim of our survey study was to evaluate how opioid prescribing by orthopaedic residents varies by geographic context.

Methods:
Orthopaedic residents in 3 countries in which residents are the primary prescribers of postoperative analgesia in academic medical centers (Haiti, the Netherlands, and the U.S.) responded to surveys utilizing vignette-based musculoskeletal trauma case scenarios. The residents chose which medications they would prescribe for post-discharge analgesia. We standardized opioid prescriptions in the surveys by conversion to morphine milligram equivalents (MMEs). We then constructed multivariable regressions with generalized estimating equations to describe differences in opiate prescription according to country, the resident’s sex and training year, and the injury site and age in the test cases.

Results:
U.S. residents prescribed significantly more total MMEs per case (mean [95% confidence interval] = 383 [331 to 435]) compared with residents from the Netherlands (229 [160 to 297]) and from Haiti (101 [52 to 150]) both overall (p < 0.0001) and for patients treated for injuries of the femur (452 [385 to 520], 315 [216 to 414], and 103 [37 to 169] in the U.S., the Netherlands, and Haiti, respectively), tibial plateau (459 [388 to 531], 280 [196 to 365], and 114 [46 to 183]), tibial shaft (440 [380 to 500], 294 [205 to 383], and 141 [44 to 239]), wrist (239 [194 to 284], 78 [36 to 119], and 63 [30 to 95]), and ankle (331 [270 to 393], 190 [100 to 280], and 85 [42 to 128]) (p = 0.0272). U.S. residents prescribed significantly more MMEs for patients <40 years old (432 [374 to 490]) than for those >70 years old (327 [270 to 384]) (p = 0.0019).

Conclusions:
Our results demonstrate greater prescribing of postoperative opioids at discharge in the U.S. compared with 2 other countries, 1 low-income and 1 high-income. Our findings highlight the high U.S. reliance on opioid prescribing for postoperative pain control after orthopaedic trauma.

Clinical Relevance:
Our findings point toward a need for careful reassessment of current opioid prescribing habits in the U.S. and demand reflection on how we can maximize effectiveness in pain management protocols and reduce provider contributions to the ongoing opioid crisis.