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KEARIFAN LOKAL BERLADANG DALAM PERSPEKTIF FILOSOFI HIDUP DAN PEMENUHAN KEBUTUHAN SUKU DAYAK DI SINTANG
Authors: Mardawani Mardawani , Suparno Suparno , Suseka Septa 
Published: September 2024

This research is entitled "Ethnographic Study of Land Burning in the Perspective of Philosophy of Life and Meeting the Needs of the Dayak Tribe in Sintang Regency." The background of the existence of Indonesia as a country with a diversity of procedures and customs. This thing has implications for the way people live and fulfill their needs. In the modern era, the role of indigenous peoples has begun to shift, and the basic values that were once noble are fading. It is indicated by several phenomena, such as the diminishing value of role models and farming activities containing a philosophy of life that shifts to commercial activities. The research objective is to find the values of the philosophy of life and life in farming activities. The method used to carry out qualitative data analysis is in the form of an ethnographic study. Data collection tools include observation sheets, interview sheets, and study documentation. The research subject is the Dayak Tribe (cultivators) in Sintang Regency. It can be concluded: 1). The study of farming from the perspective of the philosophy of life and the fulfillment of the needs of the Dayak tribe in Sintang Regency is identical to farming life because, since the time of the ancestors, it has been carried out from generation to generation. Farming is not only to fulfill food needs; it also preserves the spiritual bond of the farmer's ritual with the land and his ancestors. 2). farming is local wisdom with values of life and philosophy of life for the Dayak tribe. The values of life and philosophy contained in farming the Dayak tribe in Sintang are a form of conservation religion in building human harmony with nature. 3). The Dayak tribe in Sintang Regency builds relationships between God and the environment related to farming activities through various stages of farming activities ranging from clearing land, planting, and maintaining to harvesting. Keywords: land burning, philosophy of life, fulfillment of needs, Dayak tribe
Climate change and greenhouse gas emissions from soils under the winter wheat agroecosystem in Ukraine
Authors: Polevoy A. , Mykytiuk O. , Barsukova O. , Husieva K. 
Published: September 2024

The issue of global climate change is one of the most important challenges for modern environmental science. In this regard, assessment of greenhouse gas emissions from soils under agroecosystems is an extremely important task. The main purpose of the study was to assess the potential emissions of greenhouse gases (CO2 and N2O) from the soils under the winter wheat agroecosystem during its spring-summer growing season under the climate change in Ukraine. A comprehensive model of greenhouse gas emissions from agroecosystem soils was used as a theoretical basis. The study considered the main agroclimatic regions of Ukraine, such as Polissia, Forest-Steppe, Northern Steppe, and Southern Steppe. The modelling was performed for average long-term conditions of 1981–2020 and under scenario conditions (using the RCP4.5 climate scenario) for the decades of 2021–2030, 2031–2040, and 2041–2050. Estimates of CO2 emissions were obtained for the agroclimatic regions of Ukraine. According to the results, the largest CO2 emissions (0.886-0.940 t C-CO2/ha) will be expected when the average productive moisture supplies in the arable soil layer for the spring-summer period of winter wheat vegetation are 20–40 mm and the air temperature is 12–15 °C. Rise in the level of moisture reserves, averaged for the period, for more than 40 mm and the air temperature of 11–12 °C is accompanied by decrease in the level of CO2 emission (0.645–0.658 t C-CO2/ha). In arid conditions, with a decrease in the period-average moisture supplies in the arable soil layer to less than 20 mm and heightened average air temperatures (14.5–15.2 °C), a decrease in CO2 emissions is expected (0.755–0.770 t C-CO2/ha). The study showed that the highest N2O emission (1.087–1.703 kg N-N2O/ha) is expected at a high level of moistening (Md being equal to 0.474–0.713 relative units and air temperature – 11.3–13.0 °C) with a high intensity of nitrification and denitrification processes. Conditions characterizing the average level of N2O emission (0.657–0.890 kg N-N2O/ha) are formed under the moistening at a level of Md equaling 0.296–0.447 relative units and air temperature of 13.4–14.7 °C. There is a slowdown in denitrification processes and an increase in the share of emissions owing to nitrification. It has been found that the lowest N2O emission (0.508–0.537 kg N–N2O/ha) is expected under conditions of severe and very severe drought (according to the Md criterion), with a heightened temperature averaged at the level of 14.5–15.2 °C during the spring-summer period of winter wheat vegetation.
PENGARUH TATA KELOLA PERUSAHAAN DAN KONEKSI POLITIK TERHADAP PENERAPAN KONSERVATISME AKUNTANSI BERSYARAT
Authors: Nadine Nathasya Sitorus  , Rini Indriani  
Published: September 2024

This study aimed to examine the effect of mechanism corporate governance and political connections on the application of conditional conservatism. The sample in this study are non- financial companies listed on Indonesia Stock Exchange period 2012-2018. The number of samples in this study were 82 non-financial companies. Data analysis was performed with multiple regression analysis.
The result of study showed that board of commissioner size, audit committee independence, the quality of public accounting firms, and institutional ownership have an effect on conditional conservatism. This study also has a result that political connections have a negatif influence on conditional conservatism Variable board of director size, independence commissioner, audit committee size, auditor expertise, and managerial ownership have no effect on conditional conservatism.
Kajian Hadits Tentang “Hajar Aswad” Dalam Perspektif Linguistik (Analisis Pada Matan Hadits)
Authors: Niswah MZ Isniyatun 
Published: September 2024

Abstract— The Hadith is the second source after the Qur'an, with scholars of Hadith defining it as the sayings, actions, approvals, and all things related to the Prophet Muhammad. Historically, during the time of the Prophet, his Companions would always ask him about rulings, worship, social transactions, and all matters. However, this was no longer possible after the Prophet's death, leading to the compilation of Hadith by the Companions. In some cases, certain Hadiths reported from the Prophet cannot be immediately understood, as their texts often contain symbolic language that requires special interpretation to grasp their meaning. This research is categorized as library research. Sudaryanto outlines three stages of the research process. The first is data collection: after identifying various problems, objects, and major themes in the study, the researcher will present the data collection, including books and journals related to the research. Like other linguistic research methods, language research can follow two phases: conversation or observation. Second, data analysis is the process of organizing the data, categorizing it, and arranging it into patterns. Sudaryanto explains that analysis is the researcher’s effort to directly address the issues found in the data. Similar to data collection, data analysis can be conducted using two methods: the comparative method and the distributive method. Third, data presentation: after the data is collected and analyzed, the next step is presenting the findings. In this study, the data is presented informally, as the researcher explains the types of language used in Hadith and its relation to the historical background of the emergence of the Hadith text, using everyday language. The findings of this study conclude that the Hadith regarding the Black Stone being from paradise carries a metaphorical meaning. "From paradise" refers to the blessings from Allah associated with the stone. Some people suggest that the Black Stone is a meteor with high radiation and serves as an entrance to the synergy of the Ka’bah. The stone is considered special because it was carried by Prophets Ibrahim and Ismail.

Kata kunci: Hadith, Linguistic, Histories
Dietary Inflammatory Index and female infertility: findings from NHANES survey
Authors: Wang Wenhui , Dong Yuxiao , Wang Kun , Sun Heming , Yu Huan , Ling Bin 
Published: September 2024

Background and objectivesInfertility is a pressing public health concern on a national scale and has been linked to inflammatory conditions. However, limited research has been conducted on the impact of the Dietary Inflammatory Index (DII) on female infertility. This study sought to investigate the association between DII and infertility utilizing data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES).MethodsThis cross-sectional study included a cohort of 3,071 women aged 20–44 years from three NHANES cycles (2013–2018). Dietary information was collected to calculate the Dietary Inflammatory Index (DII), while infertility status was determined through positive responses to specific questions in a questionnaire. The association between DII scores and infertility was assessed using adjusted multivariate logistic regression analyses. Subgroup analysis and restricted cubic spline (RCS) was conducted for further investigation.ResultsAmong the participants, 354 women (11.53%) were identified as experiencing infertility. Upon adjusting for all covariates, a positive correlation was observed (OR = 1.61, 95% CI: 1.12–2.31). Individuals with DII scores in the highest quartile exhibited significantly greater odds of infertility compared to those in the lowest quartile (OR = 1.71, 95% CI = 1.17–2.51). The relationship between DII and infertility in the RCS models demonstrated an S-shaped curve. When using the median DII as a reference point, a higher DII was associated with an increased prevalence of infertility. Additionally, obesity was found to be a significant factor.ConclusionsOur research indicated that the DII was positively correlated with an increased likelihood of infertility in American women among the ages of 20 and 44. These results contribute to the existing literature and underscore the need for further validation through larger prospective cohort studies.
The impact of smartphone dependence on college students’ sleep quality: the chain-mediated role of negative emotions and health-promoting behaviors
Authors: Tao Yunfei , Liu Zhaozhi , Huang Li , Liu Haowei , Tian Haodong , Wu Jinlong , Li Lan , Peng Li 
Published: September 2024

ObjectiveSleep disturbances among college students have become a significant issue affecting their daily lives. This study aims to explore the relationship between smartphone dependence and sleep quality and examine the mediating roles of negative emotions and health-promoting behaviors.MethodsA total of 23,652 college students were included in the study, and 21,314 valid questionnaires were collected. The survey assessed demographic factors, smartphone dependence, sleep quality, negative emotions, and health-promoting behaviors. A chain mediation analysis was conducted to examine the relationships among these factors.ResultsSmartphone dependence was significantly positively correlated with sleep quality (r = 0.272, p &lt; 0.001) and negative emotions (r = 0.414, p &lt; 0.001), and significantly negatively correlated with health-promoting behaviors (r = −0.178, p &lt; 0.001). Sleep quality was positively correlated with negative emotions (r = 0.472, p &lt; 0.001) and negatively correlated with health-promoting behaviors (r = −0.218, p &lt; 0.001).Smartphone dependence was a significant positive predictor of sleep quality. Moreover, negative emotions and health-promoting behaviors influenced the relationship between smartphone dependence and sleep quality. The total effect, direct effect, and indirect effect values were 0.304, 0.122, and 0.170, respectively.ConclusionDifferent demographic factors (such as gender and place of residence) can lead to variations in different variables. Smartphone dependence and negative emotions have a positive impact on sleep quality among college students, while health-promoting behaviors have a negative impact. Smartphone dependence directly and positively affects sleep quality and can also influence it indirectly through the mediating effects of negative emotions and health-promoting behaviors, both individually and in a chain-like manner.
PRODUÇÃO CIENTÍFICA COM FOCO NA CIÊNCIA CIDADÃ E MONITORAMENTO AMBIENTAL VOLTADAS A EDUCAÇÃO AMBIENTAL
Authors: Comerlatto da Rosa Marina , Dos Santos Everaldo , Barbosa Pelissari Lucas , de Fátima Silveira Jammal Padilha Rosana 
Published: September 2024

Analisa-se as características das pesquisas de Ciência Cidadã com foco no monitoramento ambiental e interesse na divulgação científica voltadas a Educação Ambiental, distribuídas em teses e dissertações, considerando o Sistema de Informação sobre a Biodiversidade Brasileira. Adota-se uma abordagem qualitativa e bibliográfica. Definiu-se os descritores para a busca no Catálogo de Teses e Dissertações da Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior. Analisou-se 15 trabalhos, sendo esses agrupados em cinco categorias. Constatou-se a geração de dados escassos sobre a temática abordada, refletindo de forma limitada na formulação de políticas públicas destinadas a mitigar as questões ambientais.
A IMPORTÂNCIA DA INFRAESTRUTURA VERDE NOS CENTROS MUNICIPAIS DE EDUCAÇÃO INFANTIL
Authors: Oliveira Alesandra Rafael de Oliveira 
Published: September 2024

Este artigo objetiva investigar as Macrotendências da Educação Ambiental na percepção de alguns docentes sobre infraestrutura verde nos Centros Municipais de Educação Infantil. Esta se constitui de parques, reservas naturais, quintais e jardins, praças, ruas arborizadas. O corpus de análise se constitui de um questionário direcionado a 12 docentes. Trata-se de pesquisa qualitativa do tipo levantamento de dados, com emprego de análise descritiva. Majoritariamente evidenciam-se as Macrotendências Conservadora e Pragmática da Educação Ambiental, sendo identificados indícios da Macrotendência Crítica em menor proporção. Foi unânime a opinião docente sobre a importância das áreas verdes nas instituições de Educação Infantil.
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence for Advancement in Entrepreneurial Education
Authors: Gupta Manisha , Singh Mamta 
Published: September 2024

The changing technology has advanced into new advents like Artificial Intelligence. This technology has diffused into the classrooms through chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, Google Bard, YouChat, KoalaChat, ChatOn, Microsoft Binge and many others. The conventional softwares are only updated by humans while Artificial Intelligence can correct and remodel itself. Artificial Intelligence is assisting the entrepreneurial organizations and students in data analysis, automation and Natural Language Processing (NLP). It also helps the entrepreneurial organizations in strategic decision making and managing operations and accounts. This research focuses on the opportunities and challenges posed by Artificial Intelligence in the entrepreneurial education across various business schools. It examines the benefits of chatbots for educational purposes. It also studies the limitations of chatbots. It enquires about the business advice sought from chatbots. For this purpose, a survey was applied amongst students of entrepreneurial courses to analyze the impact of Artificial Intelligence in our classrooms. It is a study performed on 103 students enrolled in entrepreneurship courses at two management institutes of India between August, 2023, and December, 2023. The study focuses on the benefits of AI in areas such as assisting in classroom activities like such as market research, competitor analysis and legal aspects. It also aids the students in getting feedback for their assignments, preparing for examinations and rapid access to information. The research suggests that Artificial Intelligence is significantly contributing right from idea generation, planning, forecasting and progress evaluation of business plans to entrepreneurial students. It is extensively helping the entrepreneurial students in developing the business model canvas which assists them in designing the blueprint of the project, strategic management, and development of innovative business models. It also assists in improving the productivity and efficiency of students. This research would facilitate students, teachers and business schools imparting entrepreneurial curriculum inculcate Artificial Intelligence into the classroom studies.
Evaluating the Entrepreneurship Pedagogy and Support Landscape in Secondary Schools in Nigeria
Authors: Ojo Sanya , Agbi Samuel 
Published: September 2024

The study examines the entrepreneurship pedagogy and support landscape in secondary schools in Kaduna metropolis. Through the application of qualitative and quantitative methodologies, critical stakeholders including teachers, quality directors, school principals and proprietors were interviewed to determine the state of entrepreneurship education/training in Nigeria, using Kaduna metropolis as case study. Findings reveal poor articulation of national entrepreneurship curriculum, inadequate facilities and resources in the schools visited. Subsequently, some far-reaching suggestions and recommendations were offered to improve entrepreneurship pedagogy in Nigeria in general.
Business Transfers in Entrepreneurship Education: A Gap Covered by Buyer School and Successor School
Authors: Viljamaa Anmari , Varamäki Elina , Tall Juha 
Published: September 2024

Aging is a great challenge for European societies. When the time comes for the entrepreneur to retire, either a business transfer takes place or the firm ceases to exist. This means there is an increasing need for ‘takeover entrepreneurs’. Entrepreneurship education to improve entrepreneurial competencies or learn about starting a business is common in European HEIs, but there is relatively little attention given to family business succession as a career choice and practically none to entrepreneurship through acquisition. Entrepreneurship courses focus on starting a business, implicitly carrying the assumption that this is the sole way of becoming an entrepreneur or implementing a business idea. In this descriptive paper, a Buyer School and a Successor School developed by one university to bridge the gap is showcased and the rationale behind their development is discussed. The authors conclude that Successor and Buyer Schools show promise in closing the distance between HEI entrepreneurship education and the lived experience of entrepreneurial life. It is hoped that other HEIs are encouraged to offer similar courses or, failing that, to refer to takeover entrepreneurship in their other courses.
Unpacking Saudi Family Firm Performance Benefits of Entrepreneurial Orientation, Digitalization, Ambidexterity, and Involvements
Authors: Aloulou Wassim 
Published: September 2024

This study aims to enhance family firm research by introducing contemporary concepts such as entrepreneurial orientation, digitalization, and ambidexterity. It develops hypotheses to examine their impacts on family firm performance, while also exploring the influence of family and generational involvements on the relationship between entrepreneurial orientation and family firm performance. Furthermore, the study investigates the mediating role of innovation ambidexterity in the relationship between entrepreneurial orientation and performance. Using a quantitative approach, this study analyzed data from 256 Saudi family firms through structural equation modeling (SEM). The findings indicate that both firm digitalization and entrepreneurial orientation significantly affect innovation ambidexterity. Additionally, entrepreneurial orientation and innovation ambidexterity have significant impacts on family firm performance. However, firm digitalization does not demonstrate a significant effect on family firm performance. Moreover, innovation ambidexterity mediates the relationship between digitalization (fully) and entrepreneurial orientation (partially) with family firm performance. This research highlights the importance for family firms seeking to combine entrepreneurial orientation with a high degree of digitalization to explore and leverage innovative practices, especially when family involvement holds greater significance than generational involvement. These findings reinforce the notion of revitalizing entrepreneurial orientations by involving new, well-educated generations. The study also calls for further empirical research on the potential of Saudi family firms and their generations to engage in entrepreneurial behaviors, ensuring their sustainability and modernization in the digital era.
Innovating Sustainability: Digital Marketplaces as Catalysts for Circular Economy in Electronic Device Reuse
Authors: Lahtinen Anna , Saaranen Pirjo , Nykter Sami 
Published: September 2024

This study delves into the synergy between innovation management, the circular economy, and the development of digital marketplaces, with a particular focus on the reuse of electronic devices. It highlights how digitalisation within the circular economy can spur innovation in managing the reuse of electronic gadgets through digital platforms. Drawing on a robust quantitative analysis of data from over 400 Finnish and Baltic companies, this research is pioneering in its holistic integration of these sectors, addressing the critical need for insights into the operational and managerial dynamics of circular economy digital marketplaces. Employing a comprehensive quantitative approach, our investigation uncovered significant insights regarding the perceived opportunities, challenges, and value-added features of these marketplaces for electronic device reuse. Environmental protection, cost savings, and enhanced recycling opportunities were identified as major advantages by participants. However, the study also pointed out significant barriers to effective marketplace operation, including IT system integration, organisational culture challenges, and resource limitations.

A noteworthy contribution of this research is its elucidation of the influence of company size on engagement in the circular economy, pinpointing large and micro-enterprises as potential pioneers in this domain. It also sheds light on the business-to-business (B2B) dynamics within digital marketplaces, exploring the interactions among sellers, buyers, and service providers. Our findings underscore digital marketplaces as pivotal enablers for sustainable practices in electronic device reuse, whereas digital platforms may expedite the transition towards a circular economy. This aligns with principles of innovation management by promoting collaboration, minimising waste, and fostering new business models. The conclusion emphasises the digital marketplace not just as a platform for transactions but as a vital ecosystem enabler, providing a wide array of value-added services. It underscores the importance for businesses, especially in the electronics sector, to integrate circular economy principles strategically, leveraging digital marketplaces to achieve sustainability goals while gaining competitive advantages. The research has directly influenced the launch of a pilot digital marketplace for electronic product reuse, showcasing the practical application of its findings. This emphasises the study’s role in advancing innovation management practices by demonstrating the transformative potential of digital marketplaces in promoting circular economy practices.