bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Explorando Teoricamente as Relações entre Inovação e Negócios com Impacto Social
Authors: Almeida Damiana Machado de , Gomes Clandia Maffini , Madruga Lúcia Rejane da Rosa Gama , Schaurich Andressa da Silva , Porto Adriana 
Published: September 2016

O presente ensaio tem como objetivo explorar teoricamente as relações entre inovação e negócios com impacto social. Desenvolveu-se um estudo teórico, de natureza exploratória e abordagem qualitativa, por meio da pesquisa bibliográfica em livros e artigos que abordassem os temas a serem discutidos em questão. Por meio do desenvolvimento deste estudo foi possível perceber que o conhecimento necessário para a inovação se dissemina com maior facilidade em ambientes com liberdade, com incentivo ao desenvolvimento das pessoas e propício Ã criação. A adoção de uma cultura que privilegia a inovação gera impactos de diversas naturezas no ambiente organizacional, especialmente nas questões ligadas aos negócio com impacto social. Tanto por meio da iniciativa de empreendedores, ou da ação organizacional, a inovação social adquire características e contornos próprios e distintos da inovação tradicional. Assim, a inovação deve ser presente nos negócios com impacto social, buscando desenvolver soluções não comuns encontradas nos negócios tradicionais.
Mamoru-Arapiuns:
Authors: Ludewigs Thomas 
Published: September 2016

Resenha escrita por Thomas Ludewigs, Professor Adjunto, Centro de Desenvolvimento Sustentável, Universidade de Brasília
M.M. Tourinho; J.R.V. Gama; M.D.C. Palha; S.R.M. Santos; P.M. Mattar (orgs.) Mamoru-Arapiuns:Uma Região Amazônica em Disputa. Belém: Universidade Federal Rural da Amazônia, 2014. 229 p.ISBN 978-85-7295-088-6.
Representantes da sociedade, governo e setor privado em Mato Grosso são unânimes:
Authors: Bernasconi Paula , Buschbacher Robert 
Published: September 2016

O Dossiê Avaliação da Resiliência Socio-ecológica como Ferramenta para Entender a Fronteira Amazônica: Experiências e Reflexões é fruto de um Curso de Especialização para capacitação de lideranças em Mato Grosso. Convidamos 3 profissionais que participaram em todo o processo a conversar sobre suas diferentes perspectivas e visões a respeito do desafio de integrar a conservação com o desenvolvimento em Mato Grosso e como eles aplicam conceitos de resiliência em sua vida profissional.Os três debatedores são unânimes ao reconhecer que ações de comando e controle só conseguem controlar o desmatamento quando acompanhadas por incentivos econômicos. Mas são otimistas que as pressões do mercado, do governo e dos próprios produtores estão conduzindo Mato Grosso para um processo de consolidação do aumento da produção combinada Ã redução do desmatamento. Os debatedores destacam a abordagem sistêmica e a valorização das perspectivas de diferentes atores trazidas pelo curso como contribuição importante para seus trabalhos.
ATENÇÃO FARMACEUTICA AOS IDOSOS HIPERTENSOS: UM ESTUDO DE CASO DO MUNICÍPIO DE APERIBÉ, RJ
Authors: MILLER Jessica Christiny , RODRIGUES Nikyallan Soares , RIBEIRO Natalha Felisbino , BARRETO Juliano Gomes , OLIVEIRA Cristiano Guilherme Alves de 
Published: September 2016

<p><span>A hipertensão arterial constitui-se como uma patologia praticamente assintomática, silenciosa e identificável por meio da aferição da pressão arterial, podendo apresentar valores persistentes maiores ou iguais a 140 mmHg para pressão sistólica e 90 mmHg para diastólica. Os idosos são os que mais sofrem com esta doença. Assim, a função do farmacêutico é sempre orientar sobre os medicamentos a serem administrados pelos idosos já que estes possuem pouco esclarecimento e compreensão a respeito das maneiras de sua utilização. Com esta pesquisa, buscou-se verificar como é realizada a atenção farmacêutica aos idosos hipertensos numa farmácia do Município de Aperibé/RJ, bem como a análise do uso indevido de medicamentos pelos idosos, o papel que o profissional desempenha neste processo e as formas possíveis de prevenir o aumento da pressão arterial pela redução dos fatores de risco. Este trabalho possui como metodologia de pesquisa um estudo qualiquantitativo com procedimentos metodológicos pautados na revisão bibliográfica, utilizando como forma de avaliação a aplicação de questionário estruturado. Foram entrevistados 100 idosos com hipertensão arterial: destes, 13% receberam o diagnóstico de hipertensão arterial antes dos 40 anos de idade, 29% foram diagnosticados entre os 41 e 50 e, 58% foram após 50 anos. Constata-se que no município estudado a maioria dos idosos obteve conhecimento da patologia após os 50 anos. </span></p>
THE SOCIETY OF MINANGKABAU IN TULIS St. SATI’S SENGSARA MEMBAWA NIKMAT: BETWEEN LOCAL TRADITIONS AND ISLAMIC TEACHINGS
Authors: Mauli Betty 
Published: September 2016

<p>The culture of Minangkabau is different from the ones generally existing in Indonesia, particularly compared to the Javanese culture. Therefore, the culture of Minangkabau is often considered as a contradictory or antithesis of the Javanese culture, frequently represented as the overall culture of Indonesia. The peculiarity of Minangkabau culture lays in its matrilineality which influences lineage and inheritance. The contradictory matter refers to the society of Minangkabau that is the largest Islamic followers in Indonesia, yet their ancestral traditions are not completely in line with the Islamic teachings, some even are contradictory. It is a common knowledge that a literary work is not born from an ‘empty culture’ meaning that a literary work must be influenced by its author. Even some of literary experts believe that a society described in a novel is the real society where the author lives. It is similar to the novel of <em>Sengsara Membawa Nikmat </em>of Sutan Sati, which is the object of this paper. The novel describes the society of Minangkabau in the early 20<sup>th </sup>century, at the end of 1920s to be exact.This research shows how the efforts of Minangkabau people in adopting the Islamic teachings completely and how Islam adapts to the Minangkabau hereditary traditions. Some of the traditions may exist in accordance with the Islamic teachings, but some do not. Even there is a need to gather all headman of the ethnic group to decide a case which is not in line with Islam, whether following pure traditions or Islam as it should be. </p>
THE CHRONICLE OF TERRORISM AND ISLAMIC MILITANCY IN INDONESIA
Authors: Zakiyah Zakiyah 
Published: September 2016

<p>This paper examines the chronicle of terrorism in Indonesia and the relationship between terrorism and Islamic militancy in this nation. This research focused on bombing cases from 2001 to 2012 Data was gathered through documentary research including primary and secondary resources. This research shows that after the fall of the Suharto regime in 1998, there were bomb attacks on various targets and militant extremists were able to return to Indonesia after long period of exile abroad. They started again their activities including disseminating their radical ideology, building networks and recruiting new members in Indonesia, as well as preparing for militant actions. The perpetrators of these terror attacks were mostly associated with the Islamic radical groups like <em>Jemaah Islamiah</em> and <em>Majlis Mujahidin Indonesia</em>. These two militant groups had a close relationship with <em>Darul Islam</em>, an organization founded during the colonial era that aimed to establish an Islamic state and to apply <em>Syariah</em> as a state law. In addition, both groups became a political window for al-Qaeda in Indonesia. </p>
Diet and health in Central-Southern Italy during the Roman Imperial time
Authors: Bondioli Luca , Nava Alessia , Rossi Paola Francesca , Sperduti Alessandra 
Published: September 2016

<p align="left">The reconstruction of ancient diets by means of stable isotopes analyses acquires a deeper meaning when their results are compared with other odonto-skeletal indicators which are strongly contextualized in the light of historical and archaeological evidence. Nevertheless, the outcomes can be contradictory or, more realistically, they may not completely satisfy our hypotheses on how complex and diverse conditions - such as health status, life style, diet and nutrition - can actually interrelate in the life course of an individual.</p><p align="left">In this study we present and discuss evidences from Isola Sacra and Velia, two Roman Imperial Age coastal towns. The õ<sup>15</sup>N and õ<sup>13</sup>C values are compared with demographic and health status parameters, such as age, sex, stature, auricular exostoses, DISH, <em>cribra orbitalia</em>, enamel defects.</p><p> </p>
Bridging the Gap from Classroom-based Learning to Experiential Professional Learning: A Hong Kong Case
Authors: Du-Babcock Bertha 
Published: September 2016

This paper describes and evaluates a funded longitudinal teaching development project that aims to bridge the gap from classroom-based theory learning to experiential professional learning, and thereby prepare ideal and competent world class graduates. To align with the University's shared mission to foster links with the business community, the design of the internship program has a threefold purpose and was implemented in stages. It intends to enhance students' professional awareness-knowledge-skills through a multi-leveled approach integrating classroom learning with professional practice. A debriefing mechanism was also built in enabling students to share their learning and professional challenges, and theory application to problem-solving scenarios. A 360 degree multiple evaluation procedure were used to measure the project effectiveness, including the use of industry consultants, student interns, hosts, and academic supervisors. The project has proved to promote closer ties with the business community and enhance students' professional competencies to increase future success in the competitive job market. The impact of the internship program is significant in two aspects. From the perspective of student learning, the internship allows students to understand how they can improve business efficiency by applying communications theories. From the teaching perspective, the successful and unsuccessful intern experiences can be drawn upon in developing class-room teaching. These lessons can focus on preparing students to solve real-world business communication problems.
De la sostenibilidad a la sustentabilidad. Modelo de desarrollo sustentable para su implementación en políticas y proyectos
Authors: Cortés Mura Hernán Gustavo , Peña Reyes José Ismael 
Published: September 2016

Rev.esc.adm.neg El desarrollo sustentable es un concepto que ha cobrado fuerza en los últimos años. Sin embargo, dadas sus características y sus múltiples aplicaciones, se ha prestado para ser interpretado y aplicado de maneras diversas. Este documento tiene un doble objetivo: presentar una revisión de la literatura para compartir algunos de los avances y discusiones en el campo del desarrollo sustentable; y discutir sobre la utilización y definición de los términos sustentabilidad y sostenibilidad, para finalmente proponer un modelo de desarrollo sustentable que permita a los tomadores de decisiones tener un punto de partida para trazar sus políticas de gestión.
Estimación de las relaciones entre la inversión en medios digitales y las variables financieras de la empresa: una aproximación para Colombia
Authors: Novoa Hoyos Amalia , Sabogal Salamanca Mauricio , Vargas Walteros Camilo 
Published: September 2016

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Este artículo realiza una primera estimación de la relación entre la inversión en medios digitales y algunas variables financieras sectoriales en Colombia. En primera medida, se hace una revisión de la literatura relacionada con el impacto del marketing y del marketing digital en el desempeño de las empresas. A continuación, se realiza un análisis de variables sectoriales de liquidez, rentabilidad, endeudamiento y concentración en los sectores de alimentos, aseo personal, automotriz, bebidas y tabaco, construcción, diversión, muebles, servicios, telecomunicaciones, turismo y vestuario utilizando la técnica de mínimos cuadrados ordinarios (MCO) para los años 2011, 2012, 2013 y 2014. Para el análisis, también se toma la inversión en medios digitales para esos mismos periodos.
Exploración de atributos de valor percibido en operadores de telefonía móvil. Características y relaciones
Authors: Ortegón Cortázar Leonardo , Wilches Tamayo Milton , Soledad Rojas Nadia Andrea , Ayala Deiby Alejandro 
Published: September 2016

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El valor percibido es uno de los conceptos más importantes en la literatura del marketing, especialmente en las relaciones que mantienen los consumidores con las marcas y empresas, que para el presente artículo,pertenecen a la industria de las telecomunicaciones. El objetivo del estudio está relacionado con la exploración de los atributos que intervienen en el proceso de percepción de valor de los operadores telefónicos, con elfin de conocer las características más importantes que pueden influenciar la preferencia y sostenimiento del servicio. Se utilizó un diseño descriptivo relacional que involucró a 376 personas. Los resultados aportan evidencias en cuanto a que las empresas deben construir y mantener vínculos simbólicos que refuercen su propuesta de valor de marketing incluyendo el ámbito digital.
Exploración del diseño y arquitectura web. Aplicación a páginas electrónicas del sector bancario desde la perspectiva del usuario
Authors: Leyva Vallejo Katherine , Alarcón Barrera Lina , Ortegón Cortázar Leonardo 
Published: September 2016

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En los últimos años, el uso de la banca online ha venido aumentando considerablemente en Colombia, por lo cual el estudio de las páginas web de bancos, desde la perspectiva del usuario, se convierte en un tópico de especial interés en el ámbito del marketing digital. El objetivo de esta investigación consistió en explorar los atributos del diseño y arquitectura digital de sitios web de un conjunto de bancos, a fin de aportar información en gestión de marketing y comunicación digital. El diseño corresponde a un estudio exploratorio haciendo uso de la técnica análisis de codificación hermenéutica, mediante el software Atlas.Ti. Los resultados aportan evidencia con respecto a la influencia del tamaño de la letra, cantidad de texto, ilustraciones y la velocidad de la navegación sobre la respuesta de los usuarios al momento de hacer uso de los servicios digitales.
Novel Insights Into Mechanisms of Oil Recovery by Use of Low-Salinity-Water Injection
Authors: Sohrabi M.. , Mahzari P.. , Farzaneh S. A. , Mills J. R. , Tsolis P.. , Ireland S.. 
Published: September 2016

Summary
The underlying mechanism of oil recovery by low-salinity-water injection (LSWI) is still unknown. It would, therefore, be difficult to predict the performance of reservoirs under LSWI. A number of mechanisms have been proposed in the literature, but these are controversial and have largely ignored crucial fluid/fluid interactions. Our direct-flow-visualization investigations (Emadi and Sohrabi 2013) have revealed that a physical phenomenon takes place when certain crude oils are contacted by low-salinity water, leading to a spontaneous formation of micelles that can be seen in the form of microdispersions in the oil phase.
In this paper, we present the results of a comprehensive study that includes experiments at different scales designed to systematically investigate the role of the observed crude-oil/brine interaction and micelle formation in the process of oil recovery by LSWI. The experiments include direct-flow (micromodel) visualization, crude-oil characterization, coreflooding, and spontaneous-imbibition experiments. We establish a clear link between the formation of these micelles, the natural surface-active components of crude oil, and the improvement in oil recovery because of LSWI. We present the results of a series of spontaneous- and forced-imbibition experiments carefully designed with reservoir cores to investigate the role of the microdispersions in wettability alteration and oil recovery. To further assess the significance of this mechanism, in a separate exercise, we eliminate the effect of clay by performing an LSWI experiment in a clay-free core. Absence of clay minerals is expected to significantly reduce the influence of the previously proposed mechanisms for oil recovery by LSWI. Nevertheless, we observe significant additional oil recovery compared with high-salinity-water injection (HSWI) in the clay-free porous medium. The additional oil recovery is attributed to the formation of micelles stemming from the crude-oil/brine-interaction mechanism described in this work and our previous related publications. Compositional analyses of the oil produced during this coreflood experiment indicate that the natural surface-active compounds of the crude oil had been desorbed from the rock surfaces during the LSWI period of the experiment when the additional oil was produced.
The results of this study present new insights into the fundamental mechanisms involved in oil recovery by LSWI and new criteria for evaluating the potential of LSWI for application in oil reservoirs. The fluid/fluid interactions revealed in this research can be applied to oil recovery from both sandstone and carbonate oil reservoirs because they are mainly derived from fluid/fluid interactions that control wettability alteration in both sandstone and carbonate rocks.
Learning Is Change: Creating an Environment for Sustainable Organizational Change in Continuing and Higher Education
Authors: Schultz Christie 
Published: September 2016

This article explores the ways in which learning itself is a form of organizational change and, as such, supports organizational readiness for change. The study considers a continuing education unit within a major Canadian university that managed to transform its decentralized and independent student records and administration system (student registration, student financials, student academic records) by merging into the university’s central student management system.The technological implementation and transformation took place over 18 months and was enabled by a series of formal committees and working groups, involving a wide range of members across the university’s communities and within the continuing education unit. The empirical data consist of responses given during in-depth interviews with a set of participants involved in the change initiative and technology implementation. Managers’ reactions to and reflections on organizational change figure prominently in the research findings and discussion.The article aims to show that creating an environment for sustainable organizational change in higher education, and perhaps more generally, is supported by recognizing that learning itself is change, and that workplace learning may therefore help to create organizational readiness for change.
Corn Hybrid Response to In‐Furrow Starter Fertilizer as Affected by Planting Date
Authors: Kaiser Daniel E. , Coulter Jeffrey A. , Vetsch Jeffrey A. 
Published: September 2016

Use of in‐furrow starter fertilizer (IFSF) is common in the Upper Midwest to enhance early‐season corn (Zea mays L.) growth because of cold soils in the early spring which limit P uptake by corn. The objective of this study was to evaluate the agronomic and economic responses of corn to IFSF and how this was affected by planting date (PD) for hybrids of contrasting relative maturity (RM). A 3‐yr experiment was conducted in 2010 to 2012 at two locations in southern Minnesota which evaluated IFSF at 0 and 65 kg ha−1 of 100–150–0 (g kg−1 N–P–K) with three corn hybrids (94‐, 99‐, and 104‐d RM) planted on three dates spaced on 10‐ to 16‐d intervals. Delaying PD resulted in greater corn plant density, grain moisture at harvest, and kernel m−2, and decreased early‐season plant height, days to silking, kernel mass, and corn grain yield. Planting a later‐RM hybrid resulted in greater early‐season plant height, days to silking, grain moisture at harvest, kernel mass, and biomass and grain yield. In‐furrow starter fertilizer increased early‐season plant height and kernel mass and decreased days to silking, grain moisture at harvest, and kernel m−2. Economic net return to grain production was not affected by IFSF. Results from this study confirm that planting mid‐ to late‐RM hybrids during late April to mid‐May produces greatest net return in the Upper Midwest, and that the response of grain yield to IFSF is not affected by PD for hybrids of differing RM.Core Ideas

A P‐based starter fertilizer applied in‐furrow increased early corn growth and decreased grain moisture at harvest, but did not increase grain yield on soils testing medium to high in P.
Corn hybrids later in relative maturity and earlier planting increased economic net return.
Net return per hectare was not increased when in‐furrow starter fertilizer was utilized on medium to high P‐testing soils.
A small reduction in grain moisture at harvest can reduce grain drying expenses to offset the cost of in‐furrow starter fertilizer.
The likelihood of a profitable economic net return to in‐furrow starter fertilizer is not affected by corn planting date or hybrid relative maturity.
Robust Increases of Land Equivalent Ratio with Temporal Niche Differentiation: A Meta‐Quantile Regression
Authors: Yu Yang , Makowski David , Stomph Tjeerd‐Jan , van der Werf Wopke 
Published: September 2016

Intercropping has been shown to be land use efficient, but there is a large variation in the land equivalent ratio (LER) among studies. We used quantile regression to estimate the effect of temporal niche differentiation and its interaction with other key characteristics of intercropping, i.e., crop type combination, N fertilizer, relative density, and intercropping pattern, using data from the intercropping literature. Quantile regression characterizes the entire distribution of the response metric by estimating quantiles of this distribution. This method gives a comprehensive characterization of the diversity of the response in the population. In this study, the effect of temporal niche differentiation on the LER was positive and significant across all quantiles (10, 15, …, 85, 90%). The response of the LER to temporal niche differentiation was similar in C3–C3 and C3–C4 intercrops except at low quantiles (below 20%), where a stronger response was found in C3–C4 than in C3–C3 intercrops. There was a negative effect of N fertilizer on the LER in the absence of temporal niche differentiation at all tested quantiles. At low LER (quantiles <20%), this negative effect was alleviated by increasing temporal niche differentiation due to a positive interaction between N fertilizer and temporal niche differentiation. The results indicate that temporal niche differentiation has a robust positive effect on the LER across a wide range of LERs, but the strength of this effect is influenced by intercrop characteristics, especially at low to median LER values. Case‐specific experiments are therefore indispensable for identifying advantageous species mixtures and optimal management adapted to local conditions.Core Ideas

Land equivalent ratio (LER) of intercrops increases with temporal niche differentiation (TND).
The positive effect of TND on LER is robust across a wide range of LER.
At lower LER, the effect of TND is stronger in C3–C4 than C3–C3 intercrops.
N fertilizer amount interacted negatively with TND but only at lower LER.
Quantile regression complemented insights obtained with ordinary regression.