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Exhibition Reviews
Authors: Bowman-McElhone Amy , Germana Gabriela , Landbrecht Christina 
Published: April 2017

Abstract
VACÍO MUSEAL: MEDIO SIGLO DE MUSEOTOPÍAS PERUANAS (1966–2016) Curated by Gustavo Buntinx, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Lima, 24 June – 25 September 2016
THE PRESENT IN DRAG 9th Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art, curated by DIS (Lauren Boyle, Solomon Chase, Marco Roso and David Toro), various locations in Berlin, 4 June – 18 September 2016
International students and social exclusion in the age of social media
Authors: Zhao Xinyu 
Published: April 2017

Abstract
This article considers the changing nature of international students’ lived experiences of disadvantage in Australia in the context of their daily practices of social media. Specifically, it first engages with the extant empirical research on social media practices in the migration context which points to the contingent impacts of digital technologies on migrants’ everyday lives. This body of literature suggests the possibility to probe into the lived experiences of migrants and their everyday strategies through a close examination of their activities around social media. Further, this article attends to studies in the Australian international student literature which highlights the interplays of digital technologies and international student agency. An analysis of the studies suggests how the students’ struggles with social exclusion are entangled with their everyday social media practices in a variety of ways. At the same time, the complex roles of social media problematize how we understand international students’ experiences in the host nation and how we could re-conceptualize ‘social exclusion’ and ‘social inclusion’. For that reason, this article calls for more nuanced approaches towards understanding international students’ lived experiences through the multiple ways international students integrate digital media technologies like social media into their everyday lives. Methodologically, digital ethnographic methods are discussed to facilitate such approaches in innovatively revealing the subtlety of international student mobilities and lived experiences in host societies.
Quality pastoral care is crucial for successful integration: A case study of school practices
Authors: Chou-Lee Manaia 
Published: April 2017

Abstract
International student numbers have risen considerably, resulting in an increase of qualified students wanting to migrate permanently. These activities have created, and will continue to create, an even more diverse society requiring a more prominent need for the integration of international students into host communities and schools to shape an environment that is congruent to the needs of all those involved. International students upon arrival to New Zealand, for instance, will face cultural and psychological change, conceptualized as the acculturation process. Accordingly, students are likely to develop a particular acculturation strategy, either separation, integration, marginalization or assimilation – dependent on how well they participate, or are invited to participate, in two essential issues: forming relationships with other groups in society and maintaining their heritage culture and identity. Research has shown that the individual acculturation strategy of integration will help international students adapt better to the various transitions they encounter in a new country as well as prove more beneficial for a host country embracing a multicultural society. In this study, data were collected from 131 international students and 24 teachers at an international school in New Zealand to investigate school practices affecting integration of international students. My analysis identified five areas of best practice, which will aid in policy realization and support integration: the homestay, the role of the teacher/tutor, group work, education and activities outside the classroom, and orientation. Many of these practices fall under the Education (Pastoral Care of International Students) Code of Practice 2016 and evidence from this study suggests that pastoral care practices must be implemented at a high level and will require further improvement at micro and macro levels in New Zealand society in order to foster successful integration of international students.
Reviews
Authors: Yu Ting-Fai , Cheuk Ka-Kin 
Published: April 2017

Abstract
BORDERLANDS: TOWARDS AN ANTHROPOLOGY OF THE COSMOPOLITAN CONDITION, MICHEL AGIER (2016) Cambridge and Malden, MA: Polity Press, 208 pp., ISBN: 9780745696799, h/bk, £50.00; ISBN: 9780745696805, p/bk, £15.99
TRANSNATIONAL MIGRATION AND ASIA: THE QUESTION OF RETURN, MICHIEL BAAS (ED.) (2015) Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press and IIAS, 201 pp., ISBN: 9789089546583, h/bk, €79
A INFLUÊNCIA DO CAPITAL CULTURAL E DA VIOLÊNCIA SIMBÓLICA NA EVASÃO
Authors: Oliveira Lee Elvis Siqueira de , Volpato Gildo 
Published: April 2017

A evasão escolar tem apresentado, ao longo dos anos, números alarmantes nas instituições de ensino do país. No ensino técnico torna-se um problema conhecer as razões desta evasão, fundamentalmente nos cursos pós ensino médio. Este estudo teve como objetivo investigar se o capital cultural dos estudantes dos cursos técnicos subsequentes e a violência simbólica influenciam na evasão. Esta é uma pesquisa de cunho exploratório com uma abordagem qualitativa, cujos dados empíricos foram coletados por um questionário aplicado a 52 estudantes e uma entrevista com 8 estudantes evadidos. Os dados foram interpretados na perspectiva da análise de conteúdo com base nas teorias de Bourdieu, em especial no conceito de capital cultural e violência simbólica. Através desta pesquisa foi possível identificar que o capital cultural dos estudantes dos cursos subsequentes do IF-SC Campus Criciúma, em relação ao conhecimento prévio da área do curso, tem influência na evasão, e ainda estes estudantes sofrem violência simbólica tanto por parte dos seus colegas, dos docentes e da estrutura curricular dos cursos.
PROPOSTAS EDUCACIONAIS NA PRIMEIRA METADE DO SÉCULO XX: PERSPECTIVAS PARA UMA SOCIEDADE EM TRANSFORMAÇÃO
Authors: Tomazi Jeovania Fabro , Castanha André Paulo 
Published: April 2017

Este artigo tem por objetivo analisar as propostas educacionais do início do século XX, a partir das contribuições de Taylor, Dewey, Lenin e Gramsci, bem como refletir sobre as influências que estas teorias tiveram na constituição da escola e da educação contemporânea. Para isso, tomamos como principal recurso metodológico a análise das obras dos referidos autores. No início do século XX, a sociedade industrial se consolidou, e a educação passou a ser entendida, pela burguesia, como espaço de reprodução da sociedade. Em contrapartida, desenvolveram-se teorias educacionais que inspiram uma nova escola e uma educação ligada às questões sociais e ao desenvolvimento integral do homem. Neste sentido, o legado deixado pelos embates do início século XX para a educação foram muito significativos, em especial, pelo avanço da educação popular e sua democratização, contribuindo não somente para desenvolvimento da escola pública, leiga, gratuita e obrigatória, mas, também, para o desenvolvimento de novas formas de ensinar e pensar a formação da criança e do trabalhador.
Geomorfología y sedimentología del sistema de cárcavas en el borde costero al suroeste del Castillo de Araya, Estado Sucre, Venezuela
Authors: Nuñez Ravelo Franklin Antonio 
Published: April 2017

El área de estudio se ubica en la costa al sur-oeste de Araya en el Estado Sucre, entre los 10° 33´30´´ N – 10°33´59´´ N y 64°15´32´´ O – 64°15´36´´ O, la cual se encuentra afectada por procesos erosivos que impactan a los centro poblado que allí se asienta. De allí que la investigación se centró en analizar los procesos geomorfológicos que se desarrollan, basado en un modelo de campo con diseño cuasiexperimental, en niveles descriptivo y explicativo, operacionalizada en tres fases: (a) campo, (b) análisis de imágenes, y (c) laboratorio. En general, se tiene que el acantilado afectado por la erosión retrograda tipo cárcavas, está constituido por un material franco-limoso cuyo análisis de rocas totales muestra una abundancia de Arcillas (52 %), Oxido de silicio (28%), Carbonato de Calcio (18 %), Plagioclasas (5 %), Sulfuro de hierro (5%) y Carbonato de hierro (2 %), por su parte, el análisis de arcillas en fracción menor a dos micras, muestra como predominantes: la Caolinita (47%), Ilita (39%), Clorita (14 %), y Esméctica (1%). Se trata de un regolito dispersivo, con muy bajo contenido de MO, que favorece la ocurrencia de flujo de lodo, suelo y desplome de la roca, detonado posiblemente a partir del leve incremento en las precipitaciones registrado entre julio y noviembre, así como las fuertes pendientes del terreno, lo que ha generado un retroceso del contorno apical, estimado en 1.31 m/año
„Bramy uniwersytetu otwarte dla klas pracujących!” Powojenna przebudowa imaginarium społecznego i projekt uniwersytetu socjalistycznego
Authors: Zysiak Agata 
Published: April 2017

Każdy zryw modernizacyjny musi zakładać mobilizację do jego realizacji. Tak też było podczas odbudowy kraju po 1945 r. i budowaniu nowego socjalistycznego uniwersytetu. Przyjmując tezę o rewolucji społecznej, mającej miejsce w Polsce po 1939 r., zakładałam, że zmiana ta miała przynieść konsekwencje w przebudowie imaginarium społecznego oraz wykreowania pragnień edukacyjnych wśród klas pracujących. Horyzont pojęciowy uległ nieodwracalnej zmianie. Wspólne rozumienie spraw, zestaw horyzontów oczekiwań, typów idealnych i wiedza o naszej relacji do świata i innych grup uległy daleko idącym przekształceniom, tak w wyniku wojny, jak i powojennej odbudowy. Jaką rolę w nowej konstelacji pojęć odgrywały uniwersytety? Jakie obowiązki i przywileje przypisywano w prasie codziennej profesorom, studentom, ale także klasom pracującym i ogółowi społeczeństwa? Artykuł przedstawia analizę powojennej prasy codziennej nie jako narzędzie propagandy, ale język rekonstrukcji znaczeń. Rozbudzano pragnienia edukacyjne i poszerzano horyzont oczekiwań tych, dla których wcześniej edukacja, szczególnie na wyższym poziomie, była niewyobrażalna.
Análisis de las redes sociales de las mujeres trabajadoras. El caso de la labor de investigación / Analysis of Social Networks of Women Workers. The Case of the Work in Research
Authors: Macías González Gizelle Guadalupe 
Published: April 2017

El objetivo del documento es el de dejar ver la manera en que las redes de sociales son utilizadas por la mujer investigadora para lograr el quehacer investigativo. El estudio integra un análisis teórico sobre mujeres y trabajo partiendo desde las concepciones de la sociología del trabajo, valoradas desde la perspectiva de las mujeres, pretendiendo dar peso al posicionamiento del posterior autorrelato centrado en mujeres que realizan investigación científica. Posteriormente se mencionan las concepciones de redes sociales y los análisis para abordarlas. El documento deja ver la relación del conocimiento situado, que parte de la propia investigadora con el tema en estudio sobre mujeres y trabajo, desde una tipificación de categorías identificadas como sus redes sociales del saber (de conocimiento), redes de colaboración profesional y redes de trabajo cotidiano. Analizando su frecuencia de uso, las escalas de confianza, las estructuras que se generan y las redes sociales que propician mayor enriquecimiento científico.
Incumbent policy, benefits provision, and the triggering and spread of revolutionary uprisings
Authors: Hausken Kjell , Ncube Mthuli 
Published: April 2017

This article analyzes revolutionary uprisings, such as the Arab spring of 2011. Revolutions occur with an inherent probability dependent on a country’s characteristics. A country’s incumbent leader can decrease this probability by providing benefits to a population, e.g., public goods such as necessities of life, health care, safety, and education. We equate the probability of revolution with Granovetter’s equilibrium proportion of a population that joins a revolution. Decreased benefits provision increases the share of revolutionaries which, in turn, decreases the cost of revolt which helps resolve the free-rider problem implicit in revolting. The article quantifies how the incumbent chooses whether or not to provide benefits, and how many benefits to provide. We account for the unit cost of providing benefits and for the effects of the benefits provided, adjusted for whether the inherent revolution probability is low or high. Combining the modeling approaches, i.e., how revolutions spread and how the incumbent provides benefits, enriches our understanding of which factors affect revolutions and of how populations and their incumbent leaders interact. The model helps to understand the logic of revolutionary uprisings and how they can be curtailed.
Complete Metabolic Response on Interim 18F-Fluorodeoxyglucose Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography to Predict Long-Term Survival in Patients with Breast Cancer Undergoing Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy
Authors: Chen Suyun , Ibrahim Nuhad K. , Yan Yuanqing , Wong Stephen T. , Wang Hui , Wong Franklin C. 
Published: April 2017

Abstract

Background
This study aims to investigate the prognostic role of complete metabolic response (CMR) on interim 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT) in patients with breast cancer (BC) receiving neoadjuvant chemotherapy (NAC) according to tumor subtypes and PET timing.

Patients and Methods
Eighty-six consecutive patients with stage II/III BC who received PET/CT during or following NAC were included. Time-dependent receiver operating characteristic analysis and Kaplan-Meier analysis were used to determine correlation between metabolic parameters and survival outcomes.

Results
The median follow-up duration was 71 months. Maximum standardized uptake value (SUVmax) on an interim PET/CT independently correlated with survival by multivariate analysis (overall survival [OS]: hazard ratio: 1.139, 95% confidence interval: 1.058–1.226, p = .001). By taking PET timing into account, best association of SUVmax with survival was obtained on PET after two to three cycles of NAC (area under the curve [AUC]: 0.941 at 1 year after initiation of NAC) and PET after four to five (AUC: 0.871 at 4 years), while PET after six to eight cycles of NAC had less prognostic value. CMR was obtained in 62% of patients (23/37) with estrogen receptor-positive (ER+)/human epidermal growth factor receptor 2-negative (HER2−) BC, in 48% (12/25) triple-negative BC (TNBC), and in 75% (18/24) HER2-positive (HER2+) tumors. Patients with CMR on an early-mid PET had 5-year OS rates of 92% for ER+/HER2− tumors and 80% for TNBC, respectively. Among HER2+ subtype, 89% patients (16/18) with CMR had no relapse.

Conclusion
CMR indicated a significantly better outcome in BC and may serve as a favorable imaging prognosticator.
How Contribute Strategic Corporate Brand Management Model? : Thai SMEs Context
Authors: Kamkankaew Pongsiri , Thanitbenjasith Phithagorn , Sribenjachote Suteera 
Published: April 2017

Strategic corporate brand management (SCBM) and corporate performance are especially meaningful to become a new support management concept for SMEs today. However, SMEs less is served to how SCBM conceptualizing brought in order that it may produce the high effectiveness CP and their conceptualizing has not been still investigated appropriately, especially the SMEs of Thailand context. This paper seeks to develop a conceptual model for SCBM towards on SMEs corporate performance in Thailand. Drawing on reconsidering and analyzing the theoretical and empirical research are addressed the model. Based on the result provide that SCBM concentrating on the SMEs corporate performance pointedly the effect of distinctiveness, closely with firm characteristics, entrepreneurship, corporate brand element and competitive environment. The developed model devoted to great recognize the role of SCBM and how to enlarge the assistance of Thai SMEs corporate performance. Moreover, this paper increases to the previous research in which the attachment between other factors with SCBM was synthesized. The model advances to SCBM study by essence one of the SMEs development notions. In sum, it is recommended that Thai SMEs’ entrepreneur should be accentuating more for their firm characteristics, entrepreneurship, corporate brand element, competitive environment and strategic corporate brand management. Furthermore, it should be address an evidence empirical study for a major gap in the area of SCBM. Keywords: Strategic Coporate Brand Management, Coporate Performance, SMEs, Thailand
Testing of magnetic contacts, development of testing devices and considerable impact on planning physical security of buildings
Authors: Kutaj Milan , Velas Andrej , Soltes Viktor 
Published: April 2017

The article describes working principles of the magnetic contacts and their place in security alarm systems. Reliability of magnetic contacts was tested as a part of educational activities in the laboratory of the Department of Security management in the Faculty of Security engineering and results are clearly described and summarized in the second part of the article. The article describes the procedure of testing magnetic contacts and it includes the results of the tests of basic detection function as well as of breakthrough resistance. The results of simple tests have a considerable impact on planning physical security of buildings. Based on the findings, it is possible to initiate changes of technical standards for opening magnetic contacts. For even more detailed results obtained from much larger number of magnetic contacts the development of device for testing magnetic contacts was initiated and the last part of article describes fully automated testing device for magnetic contacts.

Keywords: magnetic contacts; security; development; testing; detection; alarm; device
Gini Coefficient Analysis for Pensioners in Turkey
Authors: Binay Murat , Yalçınkaya Ahmet Yalçın 
Published: April 2017

One of the main objectives of economic policy is to make the fair distribution of income. To provide fair distribution of income, how the revenue is shared must be based on certain criteria. Products and services are not shared in any society indiscriminately. There is a mechanisms governing the distribution of income in every society. Production factors increase the value created for themselves and how to divide this value is complex phenomenon which has technical, economic, social and political dimensions. There are a lot of criterias about how to divide the created value like change interval, the relative mean absolute deviation, standard deviation, coefficient of variation, variance, logarithmic variance, Pareto Î± coefficient, Lorenz curve, Gini coefficient, Dalton Atkinson inequality measure, the poverty index, poverty difference, hunger threshold.Injustice of the revenue distribution among pensioners is a frequently mentioned subject in Turkey and it is thought to be sourced because of the changes at social security system and salary regulation method for old age pensioners. In this study, the Gini coefficient will be calculated for old age pensioners in Turkey and the pensionersâ€™ income distribution will be analyzed by comparing with the Gini coefficient of Turkey.
Keywords: Gini coefficient, pensioners
INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE THROUGH INTERSTITIAL EMERGENCE: The Growth of Alternative Dispute Resolution in U.S. Law, 1970-2000
Authors: Morrill Calvin 
Published: April 2017

How can be explained the dramatic changes in the growth of informal dispute resolution as “alternatives” to adjudication between 1970-2000? This article gives an answer to this question by using the historical case of U.S. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in the last third of the 20th century to ground empirically a theory of interstitial emergence. By focusing on interstitial emergence, the article demonstrates how informal interaction across multiple organizational fields can provide cultural accounts for new formal structures. The analysis furthers the integration between institutional analysis in organizational and legal sociology, but does so by borrowing conceptual leads from social movement theory to elaborate and develop a framework for understanding institutional innovation and change. In doing so, it draws specific attention to issues of agency and emergent signification. The remainder of the article contains sections that narratively illustrate interstitial emergence and its dimensions using evidence from the U.S. ADR case. The conclusion extends the argument beyond ADR to consider alternative developments in the U.S. medical field and implications for institutional analysis, more generally.
The RISE Framework: Using Learning Analytics to Automatically Identify Open Educational Resources for Continuous Improvement
Authors: Bodily Robert , Nyland Rob , Wiley David 
Published: April 2017

<p class="33">The RISE (Resource Inspection, Selection, and Enhancement) Framework is a framework supporting the continuous improvement of open educational resources (OER). The framework is an automated process that identifies learning resources that should be evaluated and either eliminated or improved. This is particularly useful in OER contexts where the copyright permissions of resources allow for remixing, editing, and improving content. The RISE Framework presents a scatterplot with resource usage on the x-axis and grade on the assessments associated with that resource on the y-axis. This scatterplot is broken down into four different quadrants (the mean of each variable being the origin) to find resources that are candidates for improvement. Resources that reside deep within their respective quadrant (farthest from the origin) should be further analyzed for continuous course improvement. We present a case study applying our framework with an Introduction to Business course. Aggregate resource use data was collected from Google Analytics and aggregate assessment data was collected from an online assessment system. Using the RISE Framework, we successfully identified resources, time periods, and modules in the course that should be further evaluated for improvement.</p>