bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Delegitimization accelerated: Democracy, accountability and the Troika experience in Cyprus
Authors: Katsourides Yiannos 
Published: November 2016

Abstract
This article examines the impact of the economic crisis on the Cypriot political and party systems (2008–15). While not solely the result of the economic crisis, the entire political system is experiencing a severe legitimacy crisis: levels of trust in political institutions are low and falling and voters today are very sceptical of political parties. Despite these feelings, though, most Cypriots have decided to exit the political system altogether rather than change their mode and form of participation. Therefore, social and political protest remains minimum and symbolic. All evidence seem to suggest a process of citizen disengagement from politics is taking place: however, while the citizens disengage the party system still exhibits signs of endurance. Nonetheless, on closer examination, changes are materializing at both the individual and the group level. The emerging volatility and increased fragmentation of the political space means there are forces and individuals within society that are not politically or otherwise aligned and/or represented in the political sphere, thus creating niche markets for new entrepreneurs.
Music listening in the twenty-first century: Italian consumer attitudes to Internet radio
Authors: Colapinto Cinzia , Manzi Giancarlo 
Published: November 2016

Abstract
The Internet has both dismantled the music system and addressed its inequalities. Audio as a platform is stronger than ever as more and more ways to listen continue to emerge. The popularity of radio, whether via digital streaming, satellite or traditional AM/FM, is linked to consumer tendency to multitask. This study seeks to highlight the changes taking place using an exploratory methodology, examining listeners’ behaviour, effects and corporate reactions in Italy. Our exploratory analysis of Italian radio listeners indicates that Internet music listening is the real catalyst for change in the music industry, while interactive features nevertheless play a minor role.
Book Reviews
Authors: Killmeier Matthew , Luscombe Anya 
Published: November 2016

Abstract
LISTEN IN TERROR: BRITISH HORROR RADIO FROM THE ADVENT OF BROADCASTING TO THE DIGITAL AGE, RICHARD J. HAND (2014) Manchester: Manchester University Press, 232 pp., ISBN: 9780719081484, h/bk, £75.00
THE FIRST LADY OF RADIO: ELEANOR ROOSEVELT’S HISTORIC BROADCASTS, STEPHEN D. SMITH (ED.) (2014) New York and London: The New Press, 272 pp., ISBN-10: 1620970422, h/bk, $25.95
Los sonidos del ’45
Authors: Corrado Omar 
Published: November 2016

Se estudia el papel de las expresiones sono- ras en la vida política de Buenos Aires en el período comprendido entre los acontecimien- tos que fueron definiendo el fin de la Segunda Guerra Mundial y los años iniciales del pero- nismo (1944-1946). El repertorio incluye des- de las rimas circunstanciales a composiciones escritas según las tradiciones académicas; de repertorios patrióticos, partidarios o «clásicos» sedimentados a músicas populares recientes difundidas por la industria discográfica, con la generación de nuevos textos para canciones preexistentes como procedimiento más exten- dido de producción. Se lo contextualiza en el marco de las manifestaciones, actos de cam- paña, proclamaciones, conmemoraciones par- tidarias, funerales, festejos, emisiones radia- les que puntuaron la vida política del período. Se concluye sobre la funcionalidad de estas expresiones en la consolidación de sensibilida- des grupales, ideológicas y partidarias.
IDENTIFIKASI PENCEMAR WADUK MANGGAR KOTA BALIKPAPAN
Authors: Rezagama Arya , Tamlikha Ahmad 
Published: October 2016

<p>Waduk Manggar terletak di Kelurahan Karangjoang Kecamatan Balikpapan Utara merupakan sumber air baku utama sebesar 900 liter/detik. Status mutu air waduk tahun 2013 menunjukkan kondisi tercemar Berat (Badan Lingkungan Hidup, 2013). Kualitas air waduk terukur fluktuatif dimana terjadi penurunan kualitas air secara sesaat hingga baku mutu kelas 4. Untuk mengetahui faktor pencemaran Waduk diperlukan analisa sumber pecemar dan kemampuan daya tampung Waduk Manggar. Sumber pencemaran dapat bersifat alamiah maupun antropogenik. Penelitian menggunakan metode kuantitatif yang dikuatkan dengan analisa kualitatif. Perhitungan debit menggunakan metode pendekatan konversi curah hujan peanman, analisa daya tampung waduk menggunakan panduan PERMEN LH No. 28 Tahun 2009. Ketersediaan inlet debit kritis pada bulan agustus mencapi 2,8 m3/det. Sedangkan puncak musim kemarau terjadi pada bulan Agustus, September dan Oktober. Beban pencemaran dominan disebabkan oleh sumber alami tanah podsolik yang bersifat masam dan melarutkan kadar besi yang tinggi di batuan. Hal ini yang menyebabkan penurunan DO secara fluktuatif. Sedangkan beban pencemaran dari aktivitas manusia masih sangat kecil dibandingkan daya purifikasi waduk. Kualitas air waduk memiliki daya tampung yang masih baik dan tergolong kelas 1. Terdapat pengaruh yang signifikan dari kondisi tahun basa dan kering terhadap kualitas air. Pada musim basah, kualitas air waduk cenderung memiliki DO rendah, Fe yang tinggi.</p>
KAPASITAS KELEMBAGAAN DALAM PENGEMBANGAN DESA WISATA (STUDI KASUS: DESA WISATA KETENGER, BANYUMAS)
Authors: Prafitri Gita Ratri , Damayanti Maya 
Published: October 2016

<p><em>Desa Wisata Ketenger is one of the oldest tourism village in Banyumas and has a lot of potential to be developed. According to Head of</em><em> Youth, Sports, Culture and Touris Department in Banyumas</em><em>, only two of six tourism villages in Banyumas is worth visit by tourists ie Desa Wisata Ketenger and Desa Wisata Dawuhan. It is influenced by the ability or capacity Pokdarwis as management of a tourism village in enhancing the knowledge and skills of the community through programs. </em><em>The objective of this study is to determine the institutional capacity in development of Desa Wisata Ketenger. Capacity that will be researched include individual capacity and organizational capacity. The research was conducted using qualitative descriptive. Data were obtained through interviews and field observations. </em><em>Results from this study indicate that in level of organization, organization has shown a good capacity in the aspect of external partnerships, aspects of tourism potential development, as well as aspects of tourism village promotion.Unfortunately, POKDARWIS "Ketenger Adventure" are less of ability to show a good capacity in leadership and coordination aspect, While at the individual level, there are good capacity in pioneering the development of tourism potential. Individuals have enough capacity in the management of tourist attractions, souvenir management, as well as service to the tourists. However, individuals have less capacity both in the understanding and application of the concept of integrated tourism village. To improve the ability at the level of individuals and organizations, Desa Wisata Ketenger have gained capacity building programs that held both of the Department of Tourism and besides offices.</em> <em></em></p>
TRANSFORMASI PERUMAHAN SOSIAL DAN KEBERLANJUTAN PERUMAHAN DI PERUMNAS SENDANGMULYO
Authors: Yuliastuti Nany , Sukmawati Annisa Mu’awanah 
Published: October 2016

<p>Based on the reality on the ground with a variety of reasons and is, in a relatively short period has undergone a physical change by the wishes and needs of its owners. During its development, the house is not only seen from the quantitative aspect but also growing in terms of quality. In terms of its range tailored to the needs of, social, economic, institutional, as well as the development of the family concerned. Improved physical quality is usually directly proportional to the level of quality of life of its owner. In the framework of realization of self-actualization trigger, physical changes in the residential houses diverse forms/form and its range depends on the abilities, desires and needs of each family. The many activities uncontrolled housing physical development, particularly in the RS and related to the development and physical changes in the home that have an impact on environmental damage, so that its existence should receive special attention. This research takes object on the Housing Perumnas Sendangmulyo. The research conduct on 83 households in the sample of 497 households inhabit the object of research. The research methodology used the quantitative methodology and to obtain necessary data and information of the variables, this studies using questionnaire, interviews, and observations. Analysis techniques in the proof of linkages between variables using the method of cross tabulation and chi-square analysis, double regression and contingency coefficient correlation. The final results of this study is the identification of the level of quality of housing transformation that occur in the housing in the Perumnas housing and can be concluded that there are a link and influences between quality of life by physical changes in existing homes. The quality of housing, it means is related economic and social. Level of housing transformations that house is basically influenced by the level of income, education, family size and motivation of the owners of the house, while the types of jobs tend to have no effect on the physical changes in housing.</p>
Data, Data and Even More Data: Harvesting Insights From the Data Jungle
Authors: Skiera Bernd 
Published: October 2016

Abstract
Increasing global digitalization brings huge amounts of data. Finding a successful way to handle all this data and to transform it into real insights will be a critical success factor in the future. The biggest challenge for data science applications in marketing is that many marketing people studied marketing because they no longer wanted to do mathematics. A good marketing campaign will still have to be creative, touch emotions and build a brand, but more and more marketing managers will also need technical and analytical skills. It will more than ever be necessary to determine real causal effects to pull the right levers. Consumer insights have always been considered a major driver for growth, but in the digital world, successful growth can also come from improved technical and analytical implementation and skillful application of new tools and methods.
Marketing and Data Science: Together the Future is Ours
Authors: Chintagunta Pradeep , Hanssens Dominique M. , Hauser John R. 
Published: October 2016

Abstract
The synergistic use of computer science and marketing science techniques offers the best avenue for knowledge development and improved applications. A broad area of complementarity between the typical focus in statistics and computer science and that in marketing offers great potential. The former fields tend to focus on pattern recognition, control and prediction. Many marketing analyses embrace these directions, but also contribute by modeling structure and exploring causal relationships.
Marketing has successfully combined foci from management science with foci from psychology and economics. These fields complement each other because they enable a broad spectrum of scientific approaches. Combined, they provide both understanding and practical solutions to important and relevant managerial marketing problems, and marketing science is already very successful at obtaining unique insights from big data.
On Storks and Babies: Correlation, Causality and Field Experiments
Authors: Lambrecht Anja , Tucker Catherine E. 
Published: October 2016

Abstract
The explosion of available data has created much excitement among marketing practitioners about their ability to better understand the impact of marketing investments. Big data allows for detecting patterns and often it seems plausible to interpret them as causal. While it is quite obvious that storks do not bring babies, marketing relationships are usually less clear. Apparent “causalities” often fail to hold up under examination. If marketers want to be sure not to walk into a causality trap, they need to conduct field experiments to detect true causal relationships. In the present digital environment, experiments are easier than ever to execute. However, they need to be prepared and interpreted with great care in order to deliver meaningful and genuinely causal results that help improve marketing decisions.
Using Big Data for Online Advertising Without Wastage: Wishful Dream, Nightmare or Reality?
Authors: Grether Mark 
Published: October 2016

Abstract
Big data contains lots of information about consumers and allows companies real-time and data-assisted decision making to gain significant competitive advantages. Digital advertising is an important application for tailoring services to individual needs. Customized advertising is expected to be more effective, cost less, and better received by society. But what looks deceptively simple when it succeeds is frequently quite difficult to implement in practice. It is difficult to judge and validate the quality of automatically generated data. And besides quality, there are other aspects that make it tricky to determine the value of the data. A reasonable price for data depends on the context of its application and the potential cost savings it generates. And not only the price per impression is unclear. The number of contacts is also less obvious than it seems at first glance. Primarily third party data providers often incur problems with the monetization of big data and many are struggling to survive. They depend on the fairness of the data buyer and a successful business model has yet to be developed.
Data Analysis Trumps Specialist Advice: How Direct Banks Function
Authors: Skiera Bernd 
Published: October 2016

Abstract
Low interest rates and sluggish economic growth are not exactly ideal conditions for the financial services industry. Almost daily we are confronted with reports of inadequate capital bases, declining earnings, and layoffs at banks. But while many traditional retail banks are struggling with a business downturn, the direct bank market is enjoying steady and respectable growth despite a challenging environment. Dr. Schmidberger, Fully Authorized Representative at ING-DiBa Germany, offers us a glimpse behind the curtains of this direct bank. We will learn how data technology is used so that bank customers are (more) satisfied.
Counterpossibles and the nature of impossible worlds
Authors: Rasmussen Mattias Skipper 
Published: November 2016

AbstractOne well-known objection to the traditional Lewis-Stalnaker semantics of counterfactuals is that it delivers counterintuitive semantic verdicts for many counterpossibles (counterfactuals with necessarily false antecedents). To remedy this problem, several authors have proposed extending the set of possible worlds by
Microwave properties of natural rubber based composites containing carbon black-magnetite hybrid fillers
Authors: Al-Ghamdi Ahmed A. , Al-Hartomy Omar A. , Al-Solamy Falleh , Dishovsky Nikolay , Malinova Petrunka , Shtarkova Rossitsa 
Published: November 2016

Abstract
The paper presents the synthesis and characterization of a carbon black-magnetite hybrid filler. The complex study on the structure of the filler has shown the magnetite phase to be distributed both over the surface (inter-aggregately) and inside (intra-aggregately) the carbon black particles, thus forming a true hybrid material. The results from the investigations on the mechanical and microwave properties of natural rubber-based composites filled with the new hybrid filler have been also reported. They have been compared to those of a composite comprising the physical mixture of carbon black and magnetite (at the same ratio as in the hybrid filler). The determined microwave characteristics of the composite comprising the hybrid filler obtained reveal the possibility for its use in manufacturing elastomer-based microwave absorbers.
Reversible p53 inhibition prevents cisplatin ototoxicity without blocking chemotherapeutic efficacy
Authors: Benkafadar Nesrine , Menardo Julien , Bourien Jérôme , Nouvian Régis , François Florence , Decaudin Didier , Maiorano Domenico , Puel Jean‐Luc , Wang Jing 
Published: October 2016

AbstractCisplatin is a widely used chemotherapy drug, despite its significant ototoxic side effects. To date, the mechanism of cisplatin‐induced ototoxicity remains unclear, and hearing preservation during cisplatin‐based chemotherapy in patients is lacking. We found activation of the ATM‐Chk2‐p53 pathway to be a major determinant of cisplatin ototoxicity. However, prevention of cisplatin‐induced ototoxicity is hampered by opposite effects of ATM activation upon sensory hair cells: promoting both outer hair cell death and inner hair cell survival. Encouragingly, however, genetic or pharmacological ablation of p53 substantially attenuated cochlear cell apoptosis, thus preserving hearing. Importantly, systemic administration of a p53 inhibitor in mice bearing patient‐derived triple‐negative breast cancer protected auditory function, without compromising the anti‐tumor efficacy of cisplatin. Altogether, these findings highlight a novel and effective strategy for hearing protection in cisplatin‐based chemotherapy.
Histone H4 Facilitates the Proteolysis of the Budding Yeast CENP-ACse4 Centromeric Histone Variant
Authors: Deyter Gary M R , Hildebrand Erica M , Barber Adrienne D , Biggins Sue 
Published: October 2016

Abstract
The incorporation of histone variants into nucleosomes can alter chromatin-based processes. CENP-A is the histone H3 variant found exclusively at centromeres that serves as an epigenetic mark for centromere identity and is required for kinetochore assembly. CENP-A mislocalization to ectopic sites appears to contribute to genomic instability, transcriptional misregulation, and tumorigenesis, so mechanisms exist to ensure its exclusive localization to centromeres. One conserved process is proteolysis, which is mediated by the Psh1 E3 ubiquitin ligase in Saccharomyces cerevisiae (budding yeast). To determine whether there are features of the CENP-A nucleosome that facilitate proteolysis, we performed a genetic screen to identify histone H4 residues that regulate CENP-ACse4 degradation. We found that H4-R36 is a key residue that promotes the interaction between CENP-ACse4 and Psh1. Consistent with this, CENP-ACse4 protein levels are stabilized in H4-R36A mutant cells and CENP-ACse4 is enriched in the euchromatin. We propose that the defects in CENP-ACse4 proteolysis may be related to changes in Psh1 localization, as Psh1 becomes enriched at some 3′ intergenic regions in H4-R36A mutant cells. Together, these data reveal a key residue in histone H4 that is important for efficient CENP-ACse4 degradation, likely by facilitating the interaction between Psh1 and CENP-ACse4.
Open Peer Review in Scientific Publishing: A Web Mining Study of PeerJ Authors and Reviewers
Authors: Wang Peiling , You Sukjin , Manasa Rath , Wolfram Dietmar 
Published: November 2016

Abstract

Purpose
To understand how authors and reviewers are accepting and embracing Open Peer Review (OPR), one of the newest innovations in the Open Science movement.

Design/methodology/approach
This research collected and analyzed data from the Open Access journal PeerJ over its first three years (2013–2016). Web data were scraped, cleaned, and structured using several Web tools and programs. The structured data were imported into a relational database. Data analyses were conducted using analytical tools as well as programs developed by the researchers.

Findings

PeerJ, which supports optional OPR, has a broad international representation of authors and referees. Approximately 73.89% of articles provide full review histories. Of the articles with published review histories, 17.61% had identities of all reviewers and 52.57% had at least one signed reviewer. In total, 43.23% of all reviews were signed. The observed proportions of signed reviews have been relatively stable over the period since the Journal’s inception.

Research limitations
This research is constrained by the availability of the peer review history data. Some peer reviews were not available when the authors opted out of publishing their review histories. The anonymity of reviewers made it impossible to give an accurate count of reviewers who contributed to the review process.

Practical implications
These findings shed light on the current characteristics of OPR. Given the policy that authors are encouraged to make their articles’ review history public and referees are encouraged to sign their review reports, the three years of PeerJ review data demonstrate that there is still some reluctance by authors to make their reviews public and by reviewers to identify themselves.

Originality/value
This is the first study to closely examine PeerJ as an example of an OPR model journal. As Open Science moves further towards open research, OPR is a final and critical component. Research in this area must identify the best policies and paths towards a transparent and open peer review process for scientific communication.
A Novel Complication of the Dall-Miles Cable Grip System Mimicking Recurrent Synovial Chondromatosis
Authors: Wilson Jacob , Riff Andrew J. , Hellman Michael D. , Sethi Shenon , Jacobs Joshua J. , Gitelis Steven 
Published: November 2016

Case:
A 25-year-old man with synovial chondromatosis of the hip was treated with a synovectomy through a transtrochanteric approach; the repair was made with use of a Dall-Miles cable. Approximately 13 years later, the patient returned with a massive bursal reaction and a cyst containing “rice bodies.” Although the physical examination and imaging were suggestive of recurrent synovial chondromatosis, the bursal reaction actually represented a novel complication of the Dall-Miles system.

Conclusion:
When a patient who has had prior orthopaedic instrumentation presents with pain and imaging that demonstrates formation of a bursal cyst, a cyst containing rice bodies secondary to bursal irritation by the implant should be considered.