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KONTRIBUSI PENGEMBANGAN MEDIA KOMIK IPA BERMUATAN KARAKTER PADA MATERI SUMBER DAYA ALAM UNTUK SISWA MI/SD
Authors: Prasetyo Sigit 
Published: January 2018

The aim of this research is to develop comic science media with character education on SDA (natural resources) class III MI/SD material, to know the feasibility of comic as an alternative media in science learning with character of natural resources III MI/SD, and to know the students’ response to the media of educated comic science character on SDA (natural resources) material.
Research development is done through a development procedure consisting of six steps, namely problem identification, information collection, product design, design validation, product revision, product trial. Research instrument used to see the feasibility of comic science media by using questionnaire. Comic wereassessed and given input by material experts, media experts, linguists, two peer reviewers, two third grade MI teachers, and were responded by 10 students.The result shows that the success of comic science has character education with phase identification, information gathering, product design, design validation, product revision, and product trial. The feasibility is proved by the quality of comic science based on the assessment of experts, peer reviewers, and teachers obtained by the amount of 279,5 in Very Good (VG) category. The response of third grade students of MI obtained an average score of 17.5 and the percentage of ideality 96.6% received a positive response.
Keywords: Comic Science, Character Education, Natural Resources
FUNGSI PENGAJIAN DAN MUJĀHADAH KAMIS WAGE BAGI KOMUNITAS PESANTREN SUNAN PANDANARAN, SLEMAN, YOGYAKARTA
Authors: Yahya Mohamad 
Published: January 2018

This article is part of anthropological research about Mujāhadah Kemis Wage in Pesantren Sunan Pandanaran, Sleman Regency, Yogyakarta. Having used participatory technic, interview, observation, as well as documentation data, this research benefited fungsionalisme Bronislaw Malinowski theory for both descripting and analyzing the data. Part of research result are the form of Mujāhadah kamis wage that consist of: (1) khatm al-Qur’ān (2) khatm al- Qur’ān prayer, (3) theological sermons, (4) recitation of asmaul husna, (5) recitation of ratībul ḥaddād, (6) recitation of ‘ibādallah, (7) as well commemoration of ṣalawat during public endorsing. While according to fungcionalism point of view, this public ritual congregation entails several functions spread from religious dimension, to education, socio-political, up to sectarian ideology.
DINAMIKA IDEOLOGISASI GENDER DALAM KEPUTUSAN-KEPUTUSAN RESMI MUHAMMADIYAH
Authors: Dzuhayatin Siti Ruhaini 
Published: January 2018

Gender is one of the core dimensions upholds the collective identity which is noticeably pertinence to the context of Muhammadiyah known as the modern Islamic organization in Indonesia. As the continuum of the above selection of dimensions, gender ideology of Javanese priyayi which reflects senior junior partnership is made available as the stock of knowledge for its identity, not only governs the micro-context of family relation but more obviously operates as the backbone structure of the organization. The endurance of such a structure is laid by the background of its founders who were mainly the elites of the Javanese santri-priyayi in its inception era and politically sustained by the macro-structure of the Indonesian state which has been primarily dominated by the Javanese priyayi . This reciprocal influence is made possible for such a gender regime to operate within this organization over a hundred year existence with the legitimacy of religious teachings which is arbitrarily a selective mechanism of normative ground.
POLA DAN LOGIKA NIKAH SIRRI DALAM KULTUR MASYARAKAT MADURA
Authors: Faiz Abd Aziz 
Published: January 2018

Sirri marriage does not seem to be a problem in Maduran society, even when the women are often harmed during or after the marriage. This apparent indifference can be explained by analyzing the cultural logic of Maduran society, among them through the patriarchal relations where women are ignorant of public administration issues, the view that women must be protected, herded and made into an asset of men’s pride. The paradigms regarding virginity (parabhan) and spinsters, and the fiqh-based religious reasoning apparent in Maduran society exacerbates the problem. There are several explanations for the patterns of sirri marriages in Madura: poverty, ignorance or lack of information on behalf of the women, the practice of arranged marriages (ajuduagi) and polygamy. Sirri marriages in Madura leads to child laborers supporting families, underage widows due to incapacity of handling domestic conflicts and hindrances for women from accessing their rights in many aspects due to their dependence on men.
JILBAB DALAM HADIS: Menelusuri Makna Profetik dari Hadis
Authors: Marhumah Ema 
Published: January 2018

Nowadays the meaning of the jilbab has shifted and become somewhat misinterpreted. Understandings of the purpose of the jilbab began with Tauhid, the principle teaching of Islam. The Tauhid teaches the true meaning of devotion to God or godliness, and also the true meaning of how to be human. The Tauhid teachings bring about recognition of sameness before God, and the obligation to respect other people without discrimination based on differences in sex, gender, ethnicity or religion. In Indonesia, the jilbab is not only worn as a form of identity but as a fashion accessory. It is not clear whether the use of the terms jilbab or hijab are to be interpreted as head coverings to the chest for women or not. For this reason, there is a need for a comprehensive understanding of the terms to be taken from a holy book, in this case the Al’Qur’an and hadis, so that there is no longer a distortion in meaning. A full understanding of the verses and hadis in relation to the jilbab and the hijab is not limited to symbolic use. Whether of not the use of the veil is merely symbolic, it must be considered in the current context of the rise of capitalist religiosity.
Book Review: Negotiating Women’s Veiling, Politic & Sexuality in Contemporary Indonesia
Authors: Qibtiyah Alimatul 
Published: January 2018

Judul Buku : Negotiating Women’s Veiling, Politic & Sexuality in Contemporary IndonesiaPenulis : Dewi CandraningrumPenerbit : @IRASEC, Juni 2013ISBN : 978-616-7571-15-7Tebal halaman : 89 halaman
PERSEPSI SISWA SEKOLAH MENENGAH ATAS DAERAH ISTIMEWA YOGYAKARTA TERHADAP JURUSAN PERBANDINGAN AGAMA
Authors: Ismail Roni 
Published: January 2018

The Department of Comparative Religion was established since 1961 as a center for the study of various religions and to promote brotherhood, humanity, and tolerance in the midst of religious plurality. This department was present to answer the basic needs of this pluralistic nation. However, the Department of Comparative Religion is not attracted many “market” including by the stu- dents from schools in Yogyakarta. This study aims to assess the perception of high school students in Yog yakarta which may be the cause of low interest in the study in this department. Data were collected by questionnaire (Summated Rating of Likert) which was distributed to 9 schools in Yog yakarta, each school 10 students were taken as samples. Analysis of the data processed with SPSS version 16. The results showed that students’ perceptions of the Department of Comparative Religion is Good with size <62.50 -> 81.25; 63.3% of respondents was aware of this and looking at the Department of Compara- tive Religion as the department of interest, 74.4% stated studied at the Department will strengthen the commitment of Islam, 81.1% regard this department is ver y important for Indonesian as a pluralistic nation. Therefore, 77.8% of respondents stated that the Comparative Religion as the name of department should be maintained. The factors that cause them to have a certain perception of the Department are: 21% of respondents are influenced by friends, 12.2% of respondents by teachers/preachers/cleric, 12.2% by parents, and 42.2% by social media for no lectures on Comparative Religion. Causative factor they are not intending to study in the Comparative Religion is not be- cause the name of the Department, but because of the employment prospects; 46.6% of respondents said the prospect of the department’s graduate employment is narrow, and 55.6% regard it as not in accordance with their dream. Although 76.7% of the respondents saw the name of Comparative Religion does not lead to the emergence of a negative perception, but 71.1% proposed to change the name the Department to reduce misunderstanding among wider community.
In Vitro Effects of Enterococcus Faecalis and Selected Biomolecules on the Motility of Rabbit Spermatozoa
Authors: Tvrdá Eva , Ďuračka Michal , Halenár Marek , Kántor Attila 
Published: January 2018

Summary
This study assessed the potential efficiency of selected biologically active substances on the motility behavior of rabbit spermatozoa subjected to in vitro induced E. faecalis contamination. Semen samples were collected from 10 male rabbits and the presence of E. faecalis was confirmed using MALDI-TOF Mass Spectrometry. For the in vitro experiments rabbit spermatozoa were resuspended in the presence of 0,3 McF E. faecalis and different concentrations of selected biomolecules (resveratrol - RES, quercetin - QUE, curcumin - CUR, epicatechin - EPI, isoquercitrin - IZO). Sperm motility was assessed using the computer-aided sperm analysis at 0h, 2h, 4h, 6h and 8h. The presence of E. faecalis significantly decreased the motility (P<0.001) when compared to the untreated Control starting at 2h and maintaining this negative impact throughout the entire in vitro culture. Meanwhile, the motility was significantly higher in the experimental samples subjected to E. faecalis together 5 μmol/L RES (P<0.05), 10 μmol/L QUE (P<0.05) as well as 1 μmol/L (P<0.01) and 10 μmol/L CUR (P<0.05) when compared to the Positive Control (4h). No biomolecule was able to maintain the motion comparable to the Negative Control, and none was effective against the rapid decline of sperm motility caused by the presence of E. faecalis during later stages of the in vitro experiment (6h and 8h). We may conclude that RES, QUE and CUR may provide a selective advantage to spermatozoa in the presence of E. faecalis, particularly during short-term rabbit semen handling.
Investigating the moderating role of work experience on students` entrepreneurial intentions: evidence from Romania
Authors: Militaru Gheorghe , Deselnicu Dana-Corina , Ioanid Alexandra 
Published: January 2018

Abstract
The purpose of this study is to explore the moderating role of work experience on the relationships between entrepreneurial education, self-efficacy and students’ entrepreneurial intentions. Quantitative data were collected via a questionnaire based by investigating whether engineering students have sufficient entrepreneurial skills to evaluate opportunity, developing new products, and recognizing potential market applications. Engineering students need to be able to exploit opportunities that rely on scientific and technical knowledge to create and capture value by launch new venture. Our important findings have a series of important practical implications for managers, engineering students, engineers, and academic staff interested in encouraging economic growth. The results show that entrepreneurial education and self-efficacy have a positive impact on students’ entrepreneurial intentions. Work experience only has a partial influence on students’ entrepreneurial intentions, it exerts a significant indirect effect does not have a significant moderating effect. The findings of the study also provide practical implications suggest that increasing engineering students understanding and awareness of entrepreneurship lead to greater levels of interest in entrepreneurship careers. To the knowledge of the authors, this study is the first to investigate the mediating effect of work experience on students’ entrepreneurial intentions.
Students’ Attitudes and Intentions towards Rural Tourism Entrepreneurship
Authors: Muresan Iulia C. , Chiciudean Gabriela O. , Arion Felix H. , Poruțiu Andra , Harun Rezhen 
Published: January 2018

Abstract
During the last years many scholars analyzed the development of entrepreneurial education and the factors that affect the entrepreneurial decisions. This paper analysis the entrepreneurial motivation of the students from three engineering undergraduate programs from University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine from Cluj-Napoca. The research method was the survey based on questionnaire. A total number of 208 questionnaires were validated for future investigation. The results reveal that the majority of the students would like to start their own business when they will graduate. The main reasons mentioned were self-assertion, financial independence.
Design Tool for a Didactic Project Related to Internal Combustion Engines
Authors: Racovitza Alexandru , Radu Bogdan 
Published: January 2018

Abstract
Referring to the content of a semester or a graduating period project during the Mechanical Engineering studies, two types of activities are to be highlighted: the first one is to approximate the assembly components dimensions and to check the stress values they are confronted to and the second one is to give them the final shape with all their details, whether or not opposing to the operating efforts. In order to obtain a better project is necessary that this process develops under multiple iterations, consecutively modifying certain dimensions and visualizing the resulting geometry. Starting from these considerations the authors have projected a calculation and visualization system of the geometry of the components forming the mechanism of an internal combustion engines. This system contains data and model files under a parametric form with reciprocate connection to visualize the resulting form after each dimension modification and its verification to the efforts. This method allows to stream as numerous as necessary iterations in identifying the right dimensions and the appropriate forms.
Design and development of an interactive mobile-based decision support system for selecting higher education studies
Authors: Kostoglou Vassilis , Kafkas Konstantinos 
Published: January 2018

Abstract
This work is an attempt to contribute to the knowledge and guidance of young people (lyceum graduates, higher education students and recent graduates) regarding important issues related to their career and vocational prospects. These issues are related to major relevant questions such as 'what' and 'where' to study, as well as the contents and the prospects of all provided specializations by the departments of Greek institutes of higher education. This article focuses on the analysis and the design of a mobile-based decision support system (DSS) to assist its users in getting thoroughly informed about HE studies in Greece, and eventually in choosing their vocational prospects. An extensive literature and applications review has revealed that there are no such DDS systems, giving to this work an innovative character. The article contains all main elements of system's architecture and design including the essential technical information, presents the main features and representative screenshots of the mobile-based application and comes to conclusions and future suggested work.
A Comprehensive Analysis Regarding DESI Country Progress for Romania Relative to the European Average Trend
Authors: Stoica Eduard Alexandru , Bogoslov Ioana Andreea 
Published: January 2018

Abstract
In the absence of globally coherent specifications and standards, digitalization would never have spread across the world in such a huge extent as it did. The availability of digital technologies has significantly increased in the last decade, shifting the focus of policy-makers from on the diffusion of these technologies to their usage by governments, companies and also individuals. Actually, digital technologies and internet became the main forces for transforming the modern world and its economy. Activating within a turbulent environment, Romania faced many challenges in the last three years, but it managed to perform better from period to period. Relative to the past performance, Romania registers a higher rate of digitalization, benefiting from coverage of rapid broadband connections, mostly in urban areas. This made Romania having the second highest share of subscriptions within the EU in 2016. Romania has developed increasingly fast over the last years and reached a position closer to the EU average, which translates into a positive evolution. While positive, the obtained results are not enough to compensate the country’s digital skills deficit.
Organizational knowledge management with Big Data. The foundation of using artificial intelligence
Authors: Paschek Daniel , Mocan Anca , Dufour Corina-Monica , Draghici Anca 
Published: January 2018

Abstract
In the following paper the relevance of Knowledge Management (KM) as a foundation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems will be analyzed. The purpose of the work is the presentation of mandatory framework conditions for using AI with a special view on knowledge management for Big Data. Therefore the mandatory definitions of the core components will be described theoretically supported by practical examples. Based on literature, there will be done research and presentation of existing applications the relation between the knowledge management in the organization and big data as core component. To identify the relevant topics of using Big Data for knowledge management an analysis will be held up with digital companies. In addition, the main advantages and disadvantages will be depicted. The finding of the paper will be a recommendation of the developed Artificial Intelligence Knowledge Model for using Knowledge Management and Big Data for Artificial Intelligence decisions within the company.
Social development & water management system in Indonesia`s rural area
Authors: Basuki Hendro , Hartanu Lily 
Published: January 2018

Abstract
Water is the most essential element in life, it is vital for our survival and it has a crucial role in our ecosystem. Water has many functions, such as firstly for human health, water makes up 2/3 of our body and we cannot survive without water. Secondly for plant health, water is necessary for the transfer nutrients facilitate the growth of plants. Thirdly for animal health, just like for human, water is necessary to maintain the life cycle and survival of the animals. Furthermore is for the earth, water keeps the earth temperature stable, finally water is also used in many sectors to support human life, such as in transportation, agriculture, industries, technologies, etc With the increasing population of the world, innovations are required to maximize the existing water resources; because as the demand for food continues to increase, the source of water remains the same. Adequate funding from Indonesian Government is required to improve access to fresh water and also for the sewage treatment to enable the recycling of water and hence an efficient usage of water. An efficient usage of water is very important and it must be socialized and made aware to the public. The role of the government is to monitor and develop a sustainable usage of water, especially for irrigation in Indonesia rural’s area. In small islands, suitable water infrastructures must be developed to give a positive impact to the people’s life.
Stranger-ness and Belonging in a Neighbourhood WhatsApp Group
Authors: Dixon Natalie 
Published: January 2018

Abstract
The messaging application WhatsApp is often adopted in urban neighbourhoods to distribute and discuss information as part of neighbourhood watch programmes. In this context, certain notions of information sharing and the cherishing this implies, are often entangled with ideals of protection in the neighbourhood. Using the case study of an enclosed neighbourhood in Johannesburg, this essay draws on theories of affect and mobility to introduce the concept of affective mooring. That is, that a neighbourhood WhatsApp group constitutes an affective mooring-an established practice and point of fixity-that generates a sense of being held in a community through feelings of collective presence and safety. Notably, these feelings of presence and safety are hinged on acts of resistance and alienation towards strangers. In this way, WhatsApp as an affective mooring in the neighbourhood is also a site for negotiating ideals of belonging.
Whimsical Bodies and Performative Machines: Aesthetics and Affects of Robotic Art
Authors: Pullen Treva Michelle 
Published: January 2018

Abstract
This article explores the ways in which robots’ behaviours are designed and curated to elicit reactions from their human counterparts. Through the work of artists such as Nam June Paik, Steve Daniels, Edward Ihnatowicz and Norman White, a survey of robotic art illustrates a particular aesthetic and behavioural language that is non-threatening, animalistic, cute, quaint and whimsical. Considering the artists’ programming of behaviours and construction of aesthetics, the use of animal behavioural modelling, and developments in social robotics, this article unpacks how meaning is inscribed onto robots and in return how affect is transmitted to human viewers. By exploring the whimsical bodies, performative machines and networked nonhumans brought forth in robotic artworks, this article draws out how aesthetic and behavioural languages of robotic art play into peoples’ emotional and affective encounters with them.
Reclaiming Melancholy by Emotion Tracking? Datafication of Emotions in Health Care and at the Workplace
Authors: Janasik-Honkela Nina 
Published: January 2018

Abstract
Since the time between the world wars, the language of emotions has been dominated by the discourse of therapy, starting a style of emotional expression and practice. Somewhat paradoxically, at the same time as a new professional group emerged with authority to pronounce on all matters emotional as part of the unfolding of modern emotional capitalism, the categories of psychic suffering have witnessed a veritable emptying out of emotions. Currently, the emphasis is placed, rather, on various kinds of lack of behaviour. For instance, “melancholy” as an existential category for strong and energy-intense reactions to all kinds of loss, has been squeezed into the clinical category of “depression,” literally meaning “pressing down.” Negative emotional states have, however, recently appeared in many self-tracking activities, including in the “datafication” of emotions in the form of the Finnish application Emotion Tracker. In this article, I ask whether this introduction of self-tracking into the context of health care and the workplace has written any differences into the current practices of emotional capitalism. My findings suggest that by placing itself in the opaque middle ground between professional psychology and ordinary life, Emotion Tracker creates a new space where the rich tapestry of melancholy is again allowed to figure.
Ethnicity in Space and Everyday Practice: an Outline of a General Framework with Examples from New Mexico
Authors: Mácha Přemysl 
Published: January 2018

AbstractStudies of ethnicity have emphasized ethnicity’s social, processual and event-like character. While they have been very successful in explaining change, they have failed to account for the durability and renewed importance of many group identities. We argue that taking into account spatial and embodied dimensions of ethnicity, we can explain continuity without falling back to primordialism and essentialism. The most important spatial factors in explaining the strength of ethnic identities include spatial separation, the built environment, generative processes associated with the built environment, performances and embodied practices, and the linguistic landscape. The article provides an outline for a general framework for the analysis of ethnicity, using examples from New Mexico as illustrations of individual arguments.