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Pengembangan Model Transportasi Kota dalam Menghadapi Tantangan Aglomerasi Kota
Authors: Prasetya Teguh Budi , Winarna Winarna 
Published: February 2018

<p><span><em>Agglomeration cities not only cause physical problems and instrumental, </em><span><em>but also cause problems in the implementation of urban transport. Existing </em><span><em>institutional reality no longer able to provide transport services across the city, </em><span><em>whose scope is in the surrounding area. </em></span></span></span></span><em>This paper sourced on the results of the first study of two years of research, Based on </em><em>the results of previous studies, coupled with best transportation practices of </em><em>Singapore and Bogotta, then drafted Urban Transport Model. A model that can </em><em>address the challenges of the city agglomeration. </em><em>Four cities sampled (Jakarta, Yogyakarta, Semarang, and Cilacap) seen that every </em><em>city has its own challenges. Institutional existing transportation is basically in the </em><em>form of the city's response to answer the challenge. Commitment of all stakeholders </em><em>will largely determine the success of institutional development.</em></p>
Penentuan Pemilihan Operator Seluler dengan Metode Analisis Efektifitas
Authors: Suhartono Edy , Wibowo Bambang Sri 
Published: February 2018

<p><span class="fontstyle0">This study aims to examine the influence of advertising in print media, electronic media, and social media to consumer decisions in choosing Telkomsel cellular operators, the magnitude influence of each independent variable and the most dominant variable influence the consumer decisions. This study explains the relationship between research variables through hypothesis testing. The data collection method in this research is survey with questionnaire tools. Population in this research is all of the consumer of Telkomsel cellular operator. The quantity of sample used in this research is 40 respondents. Hypothesis testing uses multiple regression analysis. Based on the results of data analysis in this research indicate that the variables of print media, electronic media, and social media influence to consumer decisions. The magnitude of influence of print media is 7%, electronic media 27.7%, and social media 41.1%. The most dominant influence of the variable is the print media variable.</span></p>
Pengembangan Produk dan Inovasi Produk pada Teh Hijau Cap Pohon Kurma (Studi pada PT Panguji Luhur Utama)
Authors: Purnomo Bambang , Purnomo Bambang Raditya 
Published: February 2018

<p><span class="fontstyle0">This research aims to explain and analyze product development strategy and product innovation of Green Tea Cap Pohon Kurma. The descriptive method with a qualitative approach is a type of research used by researchers. The purpose of this research can be described the actual situation in accordance with reality, digging, and analyzing more deeply related to product development strategy and product innovation by using observation, interview, and documentation in data collection techniques. The results of this study indicate that the process of product development should be done proactively to pay attention to financial performance of company (financial performance) so that what is expected by consumer in market can also fulfill the expectation from shareholders (stockholders).</span></p>
Pertanggungjawaban Pidana Koorporasi Lingkungan Hidup Pasca Peraturan Mahkamah Agung No. 13 Tahun 2016
Authors: Roup Abdul 
Published: February 2018

Korporasi adalah kumpulan orang dan/atau kekayaan yang terorganisir, baik merupakan badan hukum maupun bukan badan hukum. Dalam kaitannya korporasi sebagai subjek hukum pada tindak pidana lingkungan hidup dirumuskan pada pasal 1 angka 32 UUPPLH, setiap orang adalah orang perseorangan atau badan usaha, baik yang berbadan hukum mapun yang tidak berbadan hukum. Dalam konteks tindak pidana korporasi lingkungan hidup masih belum bias menjerat korporasi dalam sanksi pidana dikarena belum adanya paying hukum terkait tata cara penanganan tindak pidana lingkungan hidup yang dilakukan oleh korporasi. Dengan disahkannya Perma No. 13 Tahun 2016 tentang tata cara penanganan tindak pidana korporasi memberikan pijakan bagi penegakan hukum pidana, tujuan penelitian ini mengetahui bentuk pertanggung jawaban pidana korporasi lingkungan hidup serta akibat hukum pasca disahkan Perma no. 13 tahun 2016, metode penelitian ini menggungakan metode yuridis normatif serta menggungakan pendekatan statue approach yaitu pendekatan melalui perundang undangan, hasil dari penelitian ini adalah Perma No. 13 tahun 2016 ini menjadikan landasan yang kuat guna menjerat korporasi dalam melakukan tindak pidana lingkungan hidup. Pasal 4 Perma No. 13 tahun 2016, korporasi dapat dimintakan pertanggungjawaban pidana sesuai dengan ketentuan pidana korporasi dalam undang-undang yang mengatur tentang korporasi. Apabila tindak pidana lingkungan hidup dilakukan oleh, untuk, atau atas nama badan usaha, tuntutan pidana dan sanksi pidana dijatuhkan kepada:a. Badan usaha; dan/atau b. Orang yang member perintah untuk melakukan tindak pidana tersebut atau orang yang bertindak sebagai pemimpin kegiatan dalam tindak pidana tersebut. Akibat hukum yang dapat dibebankan pada korporasi dalam melakukan tindak pidana lingkungan hidup diatur dalam Pasal 97 sampai Pasal 119 UUPPLH Kata Kunci : Korporasi, Tindak Pidana, Pertanggungjawaban pidana, Akibat Hukum
Turbulence in the Outer Heliosheath
Authors: Burlaga L. F. , Florinski V. , Ness N. F. 
Published: February 2018

Abstract
We present in situ observations of magnetic turbulence in the draped interstellar magnetic field

measured by Voyager 1 during an undisturbed interval from 2015.3987 to 2016.6759 confirming the existence of the turbulence observed previously from 2013.3593 to 2014.6373. The power spectral density of the turbulence was the same in both cases. The turbulence had a Kolmogorov k
−5/3 spectrum in the range from k = 1.3 × 10−13 cm−1 to 4 × 10−12 cm−1. The ratio of the turbulent fluctuations to the average magnetic field strength was only 0.02, indicating that the turbulence was very weak. Extrapolating the power-law slope to lower frequencies yields an upper limit on the turbulence outer scale of 0.01 pc = 2000 au, which may be regarded as the distance at which Voyager 1 will enter the undisturbed local interstellar medium, beyond the outer heliosheath or bow wave in the upstream direction. The maximum variance of the fluctuations was in the two directions transverse to the average magnetic field in the recent interval, whereas it was parallel to the average magnetic field in the earlier interval, suggesting a transformation from turbulence with a dominant compressive component to turbulence dominated by transverse fluctuations. As the magnitude of the fluctuations was approaching that of the uncertainties of the measurements, the latter result requires confirmation by further observations.
Posextractivismo: del discurso a la práctica—Reflexiones para la acción
Authors: Acosta Alberto 
Published: February 2018

El pensamiento dominante nos conduce a aceptar como imposible una economía sin crecimiento. La única vía para lograr el desarrollo pasaría por el crecimiento económico. Esto demanda cada vez mayores volúmenes de recursos naturales que sostengan la creciente demanda mundial. Al mismo tiempo ese esfuerzo aseguraría los ingresos para que el Sur global supere su «subdesarrollo». La realidad, sin embargo, nos dice que superar esas visiones es la gran tarea del momento. El resto demanda superar «la religión del crecimiento económico», dando paso a respuestas que nos saquen también de la trampa del extractivismo. Y, por cierto, también debemos transitar hacia una sociedad no capitalista, que puede inspirarse en las visiones, valores, experiencias y prácticas de las diversas formas de «Buen Vivir» de los diversos pueblos indígenas del planeta.
The Green Ocean: Precipitation Insights from the GoAmazon2014/5 Experiment
Authors: Wang Die , Giangrande Scott E. , Bartholomew Mary Jane , Hardin Joseph , Feng Zhe , Thalman Ryan , Machado Luiz A. 
Published: February 2018

Abstract. This study summarizes the precipitation properties collected during the GoAmazon2014/5 campaign near Manaus in	central Amazonia, Brazil. Precipitation breakdowns, summary radar rainfall relationships and self-consistency concepts from a	coupled disdrometer and radar wind profiler	measurements are presented. The properties of Amazon cumulus and associated stratiform precipitation are discussed, including	segregations according to seasonal (Wet/Dry	regime) variability, cloud echo-top height and possible	aerosol influences on the apparent oceanic characteristics of the precipitation drop size distributions. Overall, we observe	that the Amazon precipitation straddles behaviors found during previous	U.S. Department of Energy Atmospheric Radiation Measurements	program (ARM) tropical deployments, with distributions favoring higher concentrations of smaller drops than ARM continental examples.	Oceanic type precipitation characteristics are predominantly observed during the Amazon Wet seasons. An exploration of the controls on Wet season precipitation properties reveals that wind direction, as compared with	other standard radiosonde thermodynamic parameters or aerosol count/regime classifications performed	at the	ARM	site, provides a good indicator for those Wet season Amazon	events having an oceanic character for their	precipitation drop size distributions.
Morphometric analysis of early Eocene &lt;i&gt;Corbisema&lt;/i&gt; skeletons (Silicoflagellata) in Mors, Denmark
Authors: Tsutsui Hideto , Jordan Richard W. , Nishiwaki Niichi , Nishida Shiro 
Published: February 2018

Abstract. A two-dimensional morphometric programme, recently designed to measure fossil skeletons of the silicoflagellate genus Corbisema, was used to investigate specimens of the C. apiculata–C. triacantha complex found in a sample from the Fur Formation on the island of Mors, Jutland, Denmark. The semi-automated programme measured the lengths of the basal sides and radial spines, the basal side curvature, and the location of the pikes (if present) from a photographic database (N=469). As a result, two distinct morphological groups were revealed based on their radial spine length : basal side length ratio and the presence or absence of pikes: group A (ratio of 1 : 1.3, no pikes) and group B, with the latter subdivided into B1 (ratio of 1 : 7, with pikes) and B2 (ratio of 1 : 6, no pikes). Group A (C. triacantha sensu lato) possesses a small basal ring with relatively straight basal sides and long radial spines, while group B has a large basal ring with curved basal sides and short radial spines. In B1 specimens (C. apiculata sensu stricto) the pikes are positioned 0 to 1 µm away from the junction point of the strut and basal ring. This would suggest that B1 double skeletons are likely to be in the Star-of-David configuration, while A and B2 double skeletons (which lack pikes) are likely to be in the corner-to-corner configuration. Compared with the previously published biometric studies of extant Stephanocha (Stephanocha speculum complex in the Southern Ocean and S. medianoctisol in the Arctic Ocean), the results are somewhat different: although C. triacantha sensu lato (group A) is similar to the modern species of Stephanocha, the latter have smaller basal ring diameters, whereas specimens of C. apiculata sensu lato (types B1 and B2) have large basal rings. If their cell diameters are calculated, B1 is the largest, with S. speculum being the smallest – about half the size of B1. This could suggest that the relationship between radial spine length and mean basal ring size has shifted over geological time.
Gestalt with Groups: A Cross-Cultural Perspective
Authors: Gaffney Seán, 
Published: February 2018

Abstract
An increasing awareness of cultural differences (rather than the more politically correct “diversity,” which is more related to multicultural societies) is raising issues in many fields concerning the inappropriateness of applying concepts undiluted from one culture to another. Post-colonial sensitivities are part of this dynamic. This article explores some cultural concepts in the context of groups and group work, links this to a Gestalt perspective, and raises issues potentially important to Gestalt therapists, trainers, and OSD consultants working internationally.
Closing Words
Authors: Leibig Anne B., 
Published: February 2018

AbstractAs a Gestalt therapist I value completing figures. This article reflects on my completion of a twenty-five year Gestalt therapy practice. I reviewed the Gestalt literature as I contemplated my retirement and found helpful concepts. However, I did not find any article that specifically attended to a Gestalt perspective on a therapist retiring. During the year of 2006, as I closed with clients, I kept a journal, recording my observations through my Gestalt lens, as I told my clients that I was retiring. I write to describe one experience of retiring, with the hope that it may resonate with others who are considering retirement or are already there.
Is Oedipus Still Necessary in the Therapeutic Room? Sexuality and Love as Emerging at the Contact-Boundary in a Situational Field
Authors: Lobb Margherita Spagnuolo, 
Published: February 2018

AbstractWhile sexuality has been amply studied in psychotherapy as a fact of relationship, and its ethical norms defined, love is a concept which, though taken for granted, proves difficult to define, whether for the therapist or for the patient. I begin by defining first the therapist's, then the patient's love, and go on to set these feelings within the reference framework of the co-created contact-boundary in a given situation. I then explain how the perspective of the contact-boundary implies the surmounting of that pillar of psychodynamic conceptualization that we call the Oedipus complex. In conclusion, in line with Gestalt epistemology, I introduce the concept of the triadic field as an epistemological frame for the experiences of love and sexuality in psychotherapy.
Gestalt Pedagogy – Creativity in Teaching
Authors: Woldt Ansel L. 
Published: February 2018

Abstract
This article begins with a number of personal revelations about the author, heretofore unpublished, which set the stage for his approach to teaching and learning. Most notable among them is the severe closed-head injury he sustained as a child that left him with extensive brain damage and life-long difficulties with memory. In spelling out some of his learning experiences as a teacher, he lays the groundwork for the importance of creativity in the educational process, including ideas about creation and its relation to Gestalt therapy from his graduate students' perspectives. The sections on Gestalt pedagogy elucidate many of the ways he has developed a Gestalt-based learning environment, the importance of experiential learning, and Gestalt's holistic approach that enhances creativity in pedagogical pursuits. The article ends with some of the major pedagogical interventions he has used successfully over the past four decades, which facilitate learning to become a Gestalt therapist from a creative Gestalt therapy perspective.
Gestalt Therapy and Bipolar Disorder
Authors: Baalen Daan van 
Published: February 2018

Abstract
About one in 200 people will suffer from a bipolar episode at some time in their lives. Bipolar disorder is a disorder mostly treated with medication. However, medication alone neither cures the disorder nor prevents relapses. Studies referred to in this article suggest that a combination of medication, psychotherapy, and psychoeducation would improve the course of the illness. Different psychotherapeutic modalities are discussed, as well as psychoeducational treatments. A case description shows how Gestalt therapy can be a relevant psychotherapeutic modality from which clients with a bipolar disorder can benefit. Specific Gestalt therapy interventions are demonstrated and discussed.
Being Present to the Emergent Creation of the Field: Wordsworth, Buber, and Gestalt Therapy
Authors: O'Neill Brian 
Published: February 2018

AbstractThe field perspective in Gestalt therapy remains a rich source of controversy and challenge in outlining and articulating a theory of practice. In teaching Gestalt therapy, particularly the field perspective, it is useful to find examples of the principles that direct and support practice, as well as enhance and expand theory. Latner (2008) presents the field as an inspiring, evocative idea, suggesting that when a term such as field perspective has a “connotative richness,” we can best define it by searching for examples that “speak to us” (p. 27). He offers as an illustration how he is inspired by Dogen, a Zen Buddhist teacher writing a thousand years ago, and how he intuitively understands a field universe through Dogen's work (p. 25). In similar fashion, William Wordsworth (1770–1850) and Martin Buber speak with a connotative richness of emergent creation and paradoxical agency, two principles of field theory recently described in the literature (O'Neill & Gaffney, 2008). This article is an experiment in reaching out for just such connotative richness–an intuitive understanding of emergent creation and paradoxical agency–to find an articulation of these principles in ways that speak to Gestalt practitioners.
A Phenomenologically Based Theory of Personality
Authors: Burley Todd 
Published: February 2018

AbstractEvaluation of psychotherapy and its application requires a lucid theoretical base. Part of that base must be a clear and testable theory of personality that fits contemporary scholarly criteria. Such a theory must not only must provide a description of personality function but also allow for discrimination that can be descriptive of “pathology.” This article attempts to provide a foundation for a theory of personality which, with reference to the person, is both phenomenologically and process based. The relationship of this theory to current thinking in personality theory is introduced, along with possible applications to psychopathology.
Gestalt Therapy for Patients with Schizophrenia: A Brief Review
Authors: Arnfred Sidse M. H. 
Published: February 2018

AbstractOriginally Gestalt therapy was aimed at neurotic patients and not at patients with major psychosis like schizophrenia. Later Gestalt therapy was modified to suit patients with schizophrenia both as group and individual therapy. The literature is reviewed, briefly concerning how schizophrenia can be understood in terms of Gestalt therapy, and in more detail covering the practical aspects of therapy. The studies cited agree on the importance of training awareness and contact, while there are discrepancies about the use of therapist authority, the engagement in the psychotic world of the patient, and the use of projective experiments.
A Cross-Cultural Exploration of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: Assessment, Diagnosis, Recommended (Gestalt) Treatment
Authors: Perera-Diltz Dilani M. , Laux John M. , Toman Sarah M. 
Published: February 2018

Abstract
Sri Lankans who are of a collectivist culture experience events that precipitate Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), but the literature on existence of PTSD and appropriate treatment for this culture is scarce. The results (n = 438) of the Sinhala version of the Impact of Event Scale-Revised suggest that approximately 50% of those directly impacted and 25% of those indirectly impacted by the 2004 tsunami are exhibiting moderate to severe symptoms. Gestalt therapy techniques – including the Nova model (Young, 1998), finishing unfinished business (Crump, 1984; Cohen, 2003), re-authoring the trauma (Pack, 2008), FREE for Vets (Danish and Antonides, 2009), and therapeutic workshops (Chang, 2005) which may be more appropriate for a collectivist culture – are suggested. Limitations of this study and future directions for research are also presented.
Inclusive and Exclusive Aggression: Some (Gestalt) Reflections
Authors: Lichtenberg Philip 
Published: February 2018

Abstract
Aggression – the energetic, forceful, protective quality of a person in relation – is differentiated into inclusive aggression and exclusive aggression following Angyal's (1965) conception of universal ambiguity. This paper compares these differently-based aggressions with respect to initiative, assertion, criticism and self-criticism, anger and parenting. It also refers to experiences in being the object of these varying aggressions from others, and being affected by the self-directed aggressions of the other. The aim is to promote inclusive aggression more generally so that citizens are less prone to support wars and engage in violence.
Pain and Beauty
Authors: Staemmler Frank-M. 
Published: February 2018

AbstractJust like “heaven” and “hell,” the words “beauty” and “pain” designate polar qualities of human experience. However, both of these qualities are more than what they appear to be at first sight. In addition to their immediate feel, each includes a pointer at an existential dimension of the human condition.Whereas “beauty is nothing but the promise of happiness” (Stendhal), pain is the herald of dying and death. When we immerse in the experience of beauty, we joyfully abandon our separate individuality and gladly become part of the transcendence to which beauty invites us. In contrast, when pain dominates our experience, we tend to feel overwhelmed by an adversary force that is stronger than we are ourselves, and that threatens to reduce or even destroy our individuality.
“Schizophrenia” Part II: A Gestalt Analysis and Critique of Neurobiological Variables
Authors: Burley Todd , Barrera Kyrstle , Kuehfuss Kristy , Grattan Jennifer , Sickler John , Beck Henry 
Published: February 2018

AbstractA number of hypotheses have been postulated over time to explain the clinical expression of schizophrenia. In this article, we discuss the neurodevelopmental (pre and perinatal), neuroanatomical (enlarged ventricles and reduced whole brain volume), neurochemical (dopamine, serotonin, norepinephrine), and neuropsychological (learning and memory, theory of mind) factors that are often correlated with schizophrenic presentations. While many of these factors are seen in many schizophrenic individuals, there is no one neurological marker seen consistently across patients. As a result, neurological evidence may help one understand the experience of schizophrenic individuals, but it is unable to explain fully the disorder's etiology.
Diversity and Inclusion Concepts and Practice as Informed by Gestalt Training
Authors: Jordan C. Greer , Ewing H. Timothy 
Published: February 2018

Abstract
Diversity is often touted as the driver of organizational innovation and adaptability in a rapidly changing world. However, reaping the benefits of diversity has proven to be challenging in work organizations. There are many theories and purported best practices that most organizations have adopted. For organizations that have done climate surveys, created Employee Resource Groups (ERGS), and have top leadership commitment to a diverse workforce the question is: What next? This paper explores the application of Gestalt principles and concepts to diversity and inclusion based on the authors' training experiences at the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland between 1999 and 2014.
Gestalt Therapy and Self-Esteem
Authors: Shub Norman 
Published: February 2018

Abstract
This article attempts to introduce the reader to an exploration of the concept of self-esteem as it applies to Gestalt therapy over time. The article also attempts to take seriously the construct of self-esteem, which has been considered “pop psychology” and attempt to define it in serious clinical terms. In addition, the author is attempting to define self-esteem, focusing on the development of positive-assimilated introject, defusing the negative introject, and identifying management or self-care beliefs.