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The regulatory dialectic and innovation in service-based money laundering
Authors: Sinno Roy Majed , Baldock Graham , Gleason Kimberly , Zaher Zaher 
Published: September 2024

Purpose
The purpose of this paper is to describe the progression from trade-based money laundering to service-based money laundering using the Regulatory Dialectic Theory with an explanation for the success of this progression arising from Agency Theory.

Design/methodology/approach
The authors provide a literature review regarding agency theory and the regulatory dialectic as the framework to examine service-based money laundering using three documented case studies. Using the caselet approach, this paper demonstrates that innovation in financial crime typologies is ongoing.

Findings
The short cases in this paper illustrate the factors related to the regulatory dialectic theory that have yielded innovation in service-based money laundering.

Research limitations/implications
This paper examines only three recent SBML innovations.

Practical implications
Service-based money laundering represents an incremental advancement in money laundering beyond trade-based money laundering, in part supported by agency conflicts between financial intermediaries and stakeholders.

Social implications
Managers and regulators should take into account that typologies will change as predicted by the regulatory dialectic and that the regulatory response can be burdensome to financial sector entities. This paper also provides recommendations for managers and regulators.

Originality/value
To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this paper is the first to uncover new innovations in SBML in a high-risk geographic region.
How social media influencers form Muslim consumers’ halal cosmetics purchase intention: religiosity concern
Authors: Supriani Indri , Ninglasari Sri Yayu , Iswati Sri 
Published: September 2024

Purpose
This study aims to identify factors affecting attitudes towards social media influencers (SMI) on halal cosmetics products. It subsequently examines how the latter stimulates consumers’ attitudes towards purchase intentions of halal cosmetics moderated by religiosity.

Design/methodology/approach
This study uses a survey of samples of Muslim cosmetic consumers in Indonesia. In total, 234 respondents were selected using the purposive sampling method; a self-administered questionnaire was used to collect data from respondents. The survey data were analysed using partial least squares for structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM) to achieve the study’s objectives.

Findings
The findings revealed that trust, perceived expertise and perceived behavioural control positively and significantly affect attitudes towards SMI. However, the relationship between perceived credibility, subjective norm and attitude towards SMI is insignificant. In addition, the findings revealed that attitude towards SMI has a positive effect on explaining purchase intention. Notably, religiosity does not moderate attitudes towards SMI and purchase intention.

Practical implications
This study provides guidelines for companies in understanding the influence of religiosity on consumption behaviour in SMI marketing era. Thus, it will enable marketers to identify the factors influencing customers’ attitudes towards SMI and develop marketing strategies that effectively increase the customers’ intentions to purchase halal cosmetics. This will result in Indonesia becoming the epicentre of the global halal industry, particularly in the cosmetic sector.

Originality/value
This research provides a novel perspective by investigating how SMI shapes the purchase intention of Muslim consumers on halal cosmetics.
Bridging the knowledge-intention gap in sustainable consumption: an extended model
Authors: Sinha Ranendra , Annamdevula Subrahmanyam 
Published: September 2024

Purpose
The aim of this paper was to delve into the underlying mechanism of the relationship between environmental knowledge and green purchase intentions, using an extended model based on the knowledge-attitude-behaviour (KAB) theory.

Design/methodology/approach
The parallel and serial mediation effects of environmental concern, green perceived value and green attitude were examined using PROCESS macro (Models 4 and 6). Data were collected from 395 youth in three different cities in India using a purposive sampling method.

Findings
The study’s findings revealed that environmental concern, green perceived value and green attitude act as parallel and sequential mediators between environmental knowledge and green purchase intentions. However, the direct impact of environmental knowledge on green purchase intentions was deemed insignificant. In essence, environmental knowledge, along with environmental concern and green perceived value, significantly contributes to the formation of attitudes conducive to green purchase intentions.

Originality/value
The present study theoretically contributes to green behaviour research by proposing and testing an extended model of KAB theory with parallel and serial mediations in the Indian context. The model explores the underlying mechanism of the relationship between environmental knowledge and green purchase intentions in detail.
Dynamic control of ecological restoration in abandoned mines under the background of ecology-oriented development in China
Authors: Wang Ning , Tan Deqing 
Published: September 2024

PurposeThis study examines how local governments and enterprises can implement ecological restoration of abandoned mines based on ecology-oriented development (EOD), which will be more beneficial to local environmental protection and economic development under the central government’s policy of outcome incentives or process subsidies.Design/methodology/approachWe construct a dynamic differential game model to simulate the interactions between local governments and enterprises during the ecological restoration of abandoned mines from an EOD perspective.FindingsThe findings suggest that under the central government’s outcome incentive policy, cooperation between local governments and enterprises is an optimal strategy. Under the process subsidy policy, while neither cooperative nor non-cooperative models significantly affect the investment levels of local governments and enterprises, a cooperative approach ensures optimal investments from both without solely relying on the process subsidy. Additionally, incorporating altruistic preferences can lead to Pareto improvements in economic and environmental results under central government outcome incentives.Practical implicationsThis research offers a policy foundation for governments to encourage the EOD model in the ecological restoration of abandoned mines. It provides theoretical support for achieving environmental sustainability and high-quality economic development, and is particularly significant for resource-depleted cities seeking to transform their development strategies.Originality/valueThrough a dynamic differential game model involving government agencies and enterprises to simulate decision-making in the ecological restoration of abandoned mines, incorporating altruistic preferences into this restoration process, and identifying optimal strategies and policies for ecological restoration.
How mobile social networks affect rural household income: evidence from China
Authors: Zhang Jiaping , Gong Xiaomei 
Published: September 2024

PurposeThe research attempts to estimate how the use of WeChat, the most popular mobile social networking application in contemporary China, affects rural household income.Design/methodology/approachOur materials are 4,552 rural samples from the Chinese General Social Survey, and a treatment effect (TE) model is employed to address the endogeneity of WeChat usage.FindingsThe results prove that WeChat usage has a statistically significant and positive correlation with rural household income. This conclusion remains robust after using alternative variables to replace the explanatory and dependent variables. Our research provides two channels through which WeChat usage boosts rural household income, namely, it can promote their off-farm employment and participation in investment activities.Originality/valueTheoretically, the study provides several micro-evidences for understanding the impact of mobile social networks on rural household welfare. Further, our findings may shed light on the importance of digital technology applications in rural poverty alleviation for developing countries.
Analysis of countries' performances in individual Olympic Games using cluster analysis and decision trees: the case of Tokyo 2020
Authors: Cetinkaya Ahmet , Peker Serhat , Kuvvetli Ümit 
Published: September 2024

PurposeThe purpose of this study is to investigate and understand the performance of countries in individual Olympic Games, specifically focusing on the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Employing cluster analysis and decision trees, the research aims to categorize countries based on their representation, participation and success.Design/methodology/approachThis research employs a data-driven approach to comprehensively analyze and enhance understanding of countries' performances in individual Olympic Games. The methodology involves a two-stage clustering method and decision tree analysis to categorize countries and identify influential factors shaping their Olympic profiles.FindingsThe study, analyzing countries' performances in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics through cluster analysis and decision trees, identified five clusters with consistent profiles. Notably, China, Great Britain, Japan, Russian Olympic Committee and the United States formed a high-performing group, showcasing superior success, representation and participation. The analysis revealed a correlation between higher representation/participation and success in individual Olympic Games. Decision tree insights underscored the significance of population size, GDP per Capita and HALE index, indicating that countries with larger populations, better economic standing and higher health indices tended to perform better.Research limitations/implicationsThe study has several limitations that should be considered. Firstly, the findings are based on data exclusively from the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, which may limit the generalizability of the results to other editions.Practical implicationsThe research offers practical implications for policymakers, governments and sports organizations seeking to enhance their country's performance in individual Olympic Games.Social implicationsThe research holds significant social implications by contributing insights that extend beyond the realm of sports.Originality/valueThe originality and value of this research lie in its holistic approach to analyzing countries' performances in individual Olympic Games, particularly using a two-stage clustering method and decision tree analysis.
Reflections of digital technologies on human resources management in the tourism sector
Authors: Ercik Cevat , Kardaş Kerem 
Published: September 2024

PurposeThe aim of this study is to examine in detail the impact of technological advancements on the workforce within the tourism industry. Specifically, it seeks to understand the effects of information and communication technologies (ICT), social media, the internet and websites, mobile technologies and other technological developments on workforce dynamics, skill requirements and job descriptions. The research intends to analyze how technological innovations are transforming the workforce and how these transformations are influencing practices within the industry.Design/methodology/approachThis study employs a comprehensive literature review to understand the impact of technological innovations on the workforce in the tourism industry. The research aims to conduct an in-depth examination of empirical data obtained from extensive databases in the fields of technology and tourism and detail the effects of technological advancements on the workforce. Additionally, it includes a general assessment of trends and transformation processes within the sector by synthesizing findings from existing literature on the relationship between technology and workforce.FindingsThe results of the research reveal that technological innovations have fundamentally transformed workforce dynamics and job descriptions. Developments in information technology have led to the automation of routine tasks and the creation of high-skilled new job roles. Social media has contributed to the emergence of new job roles and skill requirements, while the internet and websites have altered digital marketing strategies. Mobile technologies have increased the necessity for the workforce to develop mobile skills. Furthermore, big data and artificial intelligence applications have enhanced the workforce’s data management and analysis capabilities.Originality/valueThis study makes a significant contribution to understanding the impact of technological innovations on the workforce in the tourism industry. The findings emphasize how technological changes have altered skill requirements and job descriptions, highlighting the increased need for continuous education and skill development.
Continuous “Planting a seed of interest”: children’s book marketing strategies on Xiaohongshu
Authors: Nan Yuan , Chen Huan 
Published: September 2024

Purpose
As one of China’s most influential social platforms, Xiaohongshu is considered an underexploited market with significant user traffic. This study aims to build on existing scholarly work on social media marketing by conducting an empirical analysis of Xiaohongshu’s content to explore effective marketing strategies for children’s books.

Design/methodology/approach
This study uses qualitative content analysis to investigate the marketing practices for children’s books on Xiaohongshu. By systematically coding and interpreting data, the authors identified core marketing strategies and their interactions among publishers of children’s books on the platform.

Findings
Based on viral marketing and social proof theories, the analysis delineates practices and interrelations among three key marketing strategy components: content creation, traffic navigation and sales conversion on Xiaohongshu. From this analysis, a conceptual model titled “Continuous ‘Planting a Seed’ of Interest: Strategies for Marketing Children’s Books on Xiaohongshu” was developed.

Originality/value
This research not only corroborates the existing literature on the transformative power of social media in marketing but also extends it by providing a focused examination of how these principles apply to the promotion of children’s books on Xiaohongshu. It also provides practical insights for publishers looking to develop effective marketing strategies.
Barbie drug identification: Not a child's play
Authors: Deville Marine , Charlier Corinne 
Published: September 2024

AbstractVarious samples—including two vials with a pharmaceutical appearance—were submitted to the laboratory for identification. The aim of this work was to describe the unique characteristics observed during the analysis of the powder contained in the vial. Samples were submitted to HPLC‐DAD, UHPLC‐TOF‐MS, and/or UPLC‐MS–MS analysis. The majority of the samples were easily identified as standard drugs of abuse. The main difficulty lay in identifying the powder in the vials. No match was found in the library through HPLC‐DAD analysis. Fortunately, the vials were labeled as “Melanotan II”, although the UV spectrum was not available. Mass spectrometric analysis of melanotan II was challenging, as it is a small peptide with a molecular weight of 1024 Da, which is significantly heavier than classical drugs that the laboratory usually handles. As a result, mass spectrometer's parameters can be limited to detect masses up to 1000 Da. Additionally, melanotan II is multi‐charged which is also unusual for compounds typically targeted in our daily work. Finally, the reference standard allowed us to confirm the identification with both instruments, and determine the purity of 30%. Melanotan II is not approved on the market due to safety concerns. It is used illegally mainly for tanning, explaining its nickname “Barbie drug”. To conclude, analysis of melanotan II was challenging as it is heavy and doubly charged. Moreover, its UV spectrum was initially not available in the literature. The difficulties faced by forensic scientists in detecting this drug may explain its popularity on the illicit market.
Twin Horsetailing Structures in the Extensional Regime based on Physical Experiment
Authors: LAO Haigang , XU Hongyuan , WANG Yongshi , MAO Cui , HERSI Osman Salad , LI Dianheng 
Published: September 2024

AbstractHorsetailing is an important feature to identify the strike‐slip structure and indicates the movement mode of the fault. However, the formation mechanism of horsetailing in the extensional regime remains unclear. In this study, the formation process of horsetailing is reproduced through physical experiment, simulating the Linnan sag in the extensional regime. The results of the physical experiment demonstrates that the formation of the horsetailing in the extensional regime requires two phases of non‐coaxial stretching plus the segment of the principal fault. The stretching distance in the early phase is slightly smaller than that in the middle–late phase. The segment point of the principal fault is only the intersection of the horsetailing structure and the principal fault. The horsetailing formed in the extensional regime is different from that in the strike‐slip regime. For the formation of structure, the principal fault is dip‐slip in the early phase and then becomes an oblique‐slip in the middle–late phase, and the horsetailing is composed of the middle–late new tensile faults. The fault properties of the horsetailing in the extensional regime has important guiding significance for the longitudinal fluid migration along the fault in petroliferous basins.
Microbial Biosignatures Associated with Iddingsite in Hadal Basalts from the Southern Mariana Trench
Authors: GUO Zixiao , HU Yazhen , DU Qingying , LIU Yadong , QIN Guohong , PENG Xiaotong 
Published: September 2024

AbstractIddingsitization is an aqueous alteration that is known to take place in meteorites and continental basalts providing a potential habitat for microbial life. However, little is known about the exact mode by which this reaction occurs in the hadal seafloor and its implication for the deep subsurface biosphere. A comprehensive investigation of hadal basalts from the southern Mariana Trench (SMT) conducted with microscopic examinations shows that iddingsite occurs as augite‐hosted veins, rims, and mineral grains formed completely in place of augite within the SMT basalts. Carbon geochemistry indicates that organic matter with homogenous δ13C values between –27.8‰ and –27.2‰ might be biogenically accumulated in the SMT basalts. Furthermore, the close spatial relationships between carbonaceous matter (CM) and goethite in iddingsite point to microbial attachment to iddingsite minerals. Thus, iddingsitization might have fueled H2‐utilizing microorganisms inhabiting the hadal oceanic crust, thereby leading to the formation of CM, as implied by oxygen isotopic compositions revealing low alteration temperatures (32–83°C) favorable for microbial growth. In all, microbial biosignatures associated with iddingsite in the SMT basalts are highlighted, and these results could pave the way for deciphering the deep subsurface biosphere at hadal zones.
The Source Crater of Depleted Shergottites
Authors: LUO Fanglu , XIAO Zhiyong , XU Rui , CHANG Yiren , MA Yizhen , CAO Wei , WU Yunhua , WANG Yichen 
Published: September 2024

AbstractDepleted shergottites record unique information about the primary composition and differentiation of the mantle of Mars. Their petrology, geochemistry, and cosmic ray exposure and crystallization ages suggest that most of them were excavated by a single young impact in the Amazonian‐aged lava flows of the Tharsis and Elysium volcanic provinces. However, the difficulties of deriving consistent model ages for individual craters and inadequate evaluation of 3–7 km craters capable of ejecting martian meteorites have not been settled. Here we perform detailed geological investigations and crater statistics in patches of impact melt deposits for potential source craters of depleted shergottites with D > 3 km, especially those in the Tharsis and Elysium volcanic provinces. By excluding the effect of heterogeneous textures across ejecta deposits, which hinder straightforward extraction of superposed production populations, our systematically updated model ages reveal that Chakpar crater at the northern flank of Ascraeus Mons is the best‐fit candidate. The local context of this crater permits establishing a link between the meteorites and specific lava flows. The long‐lived volcanic center here may experience an eruption and/or local deposition hiatus for about 1.8 billion years, and abundant subsurface water existed when the impact occurred at about 1.1 million years.
Impact of renal replacement therapy modality on coagulation and platelet function in critically ill patients: A prospective observational study
Authors: Im Hyunjae , Jeong Jaehoon , Oh Seung‐Young , Lim Leerang , Lee Hannah , Ryu Ho Geol 
Published: September 2024

AbstractBackgroundRenal replacement therapy (RRT) may affect coagulation and platelet function in critically ill patients. However, the mechanism and the difference in the impact on coagulation between intermittent hemodialysis (iHD) and continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) remains unclear. This study aimed to investigate and compare the impact of iHD and CRRT on coagulation and platelet function.MethodsCritically ill patients undergoing RRT were classified into the iHD group or the CRRT group. After the first blood sampling, patients underwent either a single session of hemodialysis or 48 h of CRRT, then a second blood sample was taken. Rotational thromboelastometry (ROTEM), platelet aggregometry and conventional coagulation tests were performed. The primary outcome was a change in extrinsically activated ROTEM (EXTEM) clotting time (CT).Results60 dialysis sessions from 56 patients were finally included, with 30 dialysis sessions per group. EXTEM CT was prolonged significantly after dialysis in the iHD group (90 [74, 128] vs. 74 [61, 91], p < 0.001), but did not change in the CRRT group (94.4 ± 29.4 vs. 91.6 ± 22.9, p = 0.986). The platelet aggregation did not change after both iHD and CRRT. A change in EXTEM CT was significantly greater in the iHD group compared to the CRRT group (p = 0.006). The difference in the incidence of bleeding events was insignificant between the two groups (p = 0.301).ConclusionsEXTEM CT was significantly prolonged after iHD, but this change was not shown after CRRT. Platelet function was not affected by both dialysis modalities.
Letter: Association of myokines with disease progression and outcomes in patients with alcohol‐associated liver disease
Authors: Lv Jianyu , Ying Yize , Du Chenfei 
Published: September 2024

LINKED CONTENTThis article is linked to Kaur et al papers. To view these articles, visit https://doi.org/10.1111/apt.18202 and https://doi.org/10.1111/apt.18279