bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Challenges in the Amazon Forest: an Integrative Analysis of the Social, Environmental and Economic Aspects of the Environmental Crisis
Authors: Vieira Marianne Dantas Farias , Neves Gabriela Furtado , Andrade Luciana Dantas Farias de , Veloso Cláudia Maria Fileno Miranda , Rocha Luciano Teixeira , Santos Rafael Hohenfeld Macedo dos 
Published: August 2024

Objective: The objective of this study is to investigate the challenges of the Amazon forest in a three-dimensional way, evaluating the social, environmental and economic aspects in the face of the environmental crisis and aiming at commitment to future generations.

Theoretical Framework: The conceptualization of the environmental crisis and the study of the economic, social and environmental dimensions stand out as the basis of the research, providing an interesting foundation for understanding the context of the investigation.

Method: Integrative, descriptive study with a qualitative approach anchored in a narrative review that allowed us to converge on interpretative understanding and results regarding the social, environmental and economic aspects of the environmental crisis that is plaguing the Amazon Forest.

Results and Discussion: The need to implement effective public policies, sustainable practices and dialogue between public authorities, civil society, the private sector and the community in order to preserve and develop in a sustainable way. The community of Sarayaku stands out, an example of resilience amid deforestation in the Amazon.

Research Implications: Reflections involving the adverse effects arising from the contrast between deforestation and economic development in the Amazon forest.

Originality/Value: The importance of a collaborative and comprehensive approach is defended, to recognize and value the complexities and interconnections of the challenges faced by the Amazon region in order to achieve better levels of environmental preservation and sustainable development as paths to protect future generations.
Hosting Service Complaints, Claims, and Suggestions for Accommodation Management
Authors: Apaza-Panca Cynthia Milagros , Ramos Karla Stefani Jerusalén Cánova , Saico Cristóbal Rufino Yapuchura , Cornejo Joyce Mamani , Ticona-Carrizales Lucio , Poma Delfina Goya Cornejo 
Published: August 2024

Objective: The objective of the research was to analyze the management of complaints, claims and suggestions regarding the service provided in lodging establishments in Sullana, Peru.

Theoretical reference: A complaint arises from the client and involves a state of dissatisfaction caused by a failure in the service provided. Managing complaints, claims and suggestions that arise in a lodging establishment is a key aspect when it comes to providing better service, since the focus should be on the client and on satisfying each of his needs.

Method: The methodology is a basic, non-experimental, descriptive and cross-sectional design, with a non-probabilistic sampling by convenience and intentional, the sample was made up of 11 lodging establishments in the district of Sullana, which responded to items with a Likert scale.

Results and conclusion: The results indicate that the complaints, claims and suggestions come from the service provided in the established time considering that the clients will make the claim orally to the waiters in the case of food service and if it is for the rooms they will resort to the receptionists, the registration of claims does not happen in all cases, on the other hand, there are clients who prefer not to present the claim to the personnel, and tend to transmit it to other people generating negative comments that affect the image of the establishment.

Research implications: The study invites us to rethink whether or not to ignore an incident. An important fact is to accompany the solution with some kind of compensation; it can have a valuable effect on the customer, turning him from a dissatisfied customer into a loyal customer. However, the absence of complaints does not always indicate full satisfaction.

Originality/Value: This study contributes to the literature on the management of complaints and claims for the improvement of service in lodging establishments, which will make it possible to anticipate future incidents.
Indonesian Government Communication in Media Framing in Covid-19 Crisis Policy
Authors: Setiawan Anang , Nurmandi Achmad , Usman Sunyoto , Qodir Zuli 
Published: August 2024

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to explore the Indonesian Government's communication strategies and how these strategies are framed in the media during the COVID-19 crisis. The research aims to understand the portrayal of government directives and public health measures in prominent Indonesian news outlets.

Theoretical Reference: This study is grounded in media framing theory, which examines how information is presented and the effects of this presentation on public perception. The research specifically investigates the framing of governmental crisis communication within the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Method: A qualitative content analysis was conducted on articles from Detik.com and Liputan6.com, covering the period from January 2020 to December 2022. The analysis was facilitated by NVivo 12 Plus, which was used to systematically assess the media portrayal of government actions and public health initiatives.

Results and Conclusion: The findings reveal that Detik.com initially led in pandemic coverage, while Liputan6.com later provided more frequent updates as public information demands increased. Both outlets maintained substantial attention to the ongoing social and economic impacts of the pandemic, demonstrating continued media engagement with post-crisis issues. Distinct media framing approaches were identified, with Detik.com focusing extensively on pandemic management and Liputan6.com possibly emphasizing alternative crisis narratives. The study concludes that governmental crisis communication significantly influences public perception and highlights the crucial role of transparent and accurate information dissemination for effective public response in health emergencies.

Implications of Research: This research underscores the importance of strategic media engagement by government authorities during crises. By identifying different framing approaches, it provides insights into how media platforms can shape public understanding and reaction to government policies. The findings suggest that government agencies should prioritize clear, consistent, and transparent communication to foster trust and ensure effective public compliance during health emergencies.

Originality/Value: This study contributes to the limited body of research on media framing of governmental communication during health crises in Indonesia. It offers valuable insights into the dynamics between government communication strategies and media portrayal, highlighting the significant role of media in influencing public perception during a pandemic. This research emphasizes the necessity of effective communication strategies to manage public responses and mitigate the impact of health emergencies.
Influence of the Revenues of the Co-Financed Universities of Ecuador on the Expenditure For Salaries of the Academic and Administrative Personnel
Authors: Barrionuevo Argentina Arias , Lastrab José Millán de la , Río Juan Antonio Jimber del 
Published: August 2024

Objective: This study investigates the influence of income from co-financed universities on the salary expenses of teaching and administrative staff, aiming to understand how changes in employee salaries impact university revenues.

Theoretical Framework: The research is grounded in labor economics and higher education finance theories, providing a robust context for analyzing the financial dynamics within universities.

Method: Two econometric models were employed: a multiple linear regression model using ordinary least squares to measure individual effects and a panel data model with random effects to assess grouped effects. Data collection involved analyzing financial records from co-financed universities.

Results and Discussion: The results indicate that increased salaries at Universidad Politécnica Salesiana and Universidad Católica Santiago de Guayaquil lead to higher income. A 1% increase in teachers' salaries results in a 0.49% income increase, while a 1% rise in administrative salaries leads to a 0.08% income decrease. These findings highlight significant implications and limitations.

Research Implications: The study provides insights for budgeting strategies, salary policies, and financial planning in higher education. It emphasizes the practical and theoretical impacts of salary adjustments on university revenues.

Originality/Value: This research contributes to the literature by exploring the novel relationship between employee salary increases and university revenues, offering valuable insights for financial decision-making in higher education institutions.
Polyester Composite and Waste of Natural Materials Recyclable: Fracture Aspect After Tensile Test
Authors: Mendonça Alian Gomes da Silva de , Dias Roberto Yuri Costa , Soares Rafael Vilhena , Borges Larissa dos Santos , Maia Pedro Victor de Mendonça , Fujiyama Roberto Tetsuo 
Published: August 2024

Objective: This study aims to analyze the fractography of polymeric composites reinforced by recyclable materials, verifying the main types of defects present in the manufactured materials.

Theoretical Framework: Composites can be understood as mutltiphasic materials that present a significant portion of the properties of their constintuintes. There are two phases, matrz and reinforcement. From the fractofrgographic analysis of the fracture surface of the material, one can evaluate the mechanisms of failure and interaction between the interfaces of the phases.

Method: Specimens were manufactured using silicone molds according to ASTM D638. The matrix was unsaturated and pre-accelerated terephthalic polyester resin, while the reinforcement materials were: Jatoba wood residues, the hybridization of Jute and Sisal fibers, the hybrid of sisal and coffee grounds, and açaí leaves.

Results and Discussion: For the composite with reinforcement of wood waste, there was a predominance of voids. For hybrids, the presence of the fibers culminated in the pull-out defect, therefore, using sisal fibers and coffee grounds, the presence of voids was also observed. The composite with acai leaves presented delamination between the reinforcement layers and the matrix.

Research Implications: The analysis of the predominant defects, evaluates the possibility of improvement of the manufacturing process in order to certify the presence of this and promote and improve the efficiency of handling the material.

Originality/Value: The use of natural and recyclable materials is of great importance from a sustainable analysis. In addition, it aims to generate added value to raw materials with little or no functionality.
Lifelong Learning: Factor of Productive Change in Human Resource Management at a Local Hospital of Greece
Authors: Malakasioti Athanasia , López Ignacio González 
Published: August 2024

Objective: The objective of this study is to investigate the need of human resources in Greek hospitals to acquire new knowledge, with the aim of continuously improving their skills for effective management and productivity.

Theoretical Framework: Lifelong education not only increases productivity but also equips healthcare professionals to address societal shifts, profession-specific challenges, and stress-related errors. It underscores the connection between superior healthcare services and continuous learning, highlighting the benefits for teamwork, personal growth, and knowledge enhancement.

Method: The methodology adopted for this research includes literature review and research methodology. Data collection was carried out through questionnaires to 170 participants employed in the health care sector.

Results and Discussion: The obtained results revealed the need for continuous improvement of health professionals' skills for better management and productivity enhancement. Lifelong learning of health professionals will improve the quality of health services, responding to changing needs.

Research Implications: The practical and theoretical implications of this research are discussed, providing insights into how the results can be applied or influence practices in the field of helath care. These implications could encompass the development of a competent, adaptable and responsive healthcare workforce in Greece and optimizing healthcare delivery to patients through the acquisition of expertise.

Originality/Value: This study contributes to the literature by relating lifelong learning to the field of health promotion. The relevance and value of this research is demonstrated by the fact that continuous learning will improve health care provision and human resource management, with the aim of better responding to patient needs.
Navigating the New Normal: Tourists' Perceived Risks and Travel Expectations Post-Covid-19 in Langkawi Island
Authors: Abdullah Azrul , Azmi Azila , Yahaya Mohamad Fadhili , Isa Norshamshina Mat , Indrianto Agoes Tinus Lis , Padmawidjaja Liestya 
Published: August 2024

Objective: The COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly impacted global tourism, significantly altering travel behaviours and perceptions. This study aims to explore tourists' perceived risks and travel expectations in the new normal era after the COVID-19 post-pandemic, specifically focusing on Langkawi Island, Malaysia.

Theoretical Framework: The implementation of COVID-19 safety measures has disrupted both international and domestic tourism, leading to substantial revenue losses and workforce reductions. Despite Malaysia's transition to a new normal approach of post-pandemic COVID-19 guidelines with fewer procedure restrictions, this study believes that the lingering perceived risks continue to influence travel intentions.

Method: This study employs a qualitative approach, utilising in-depth semi-structured interviews with 30 participants to profile their preliminary travel intentions, perceived risks and expectations. Understanding these perceptions is crucial for the recovery and resilience of the tourism industry.

Results and Discussion: Findings indicate that tourists still prioritise health and safety measures, influencing their destination choices and travel behaviours.

Research Implications: These insights can guide tourism stakeholders in developing responses to mitigate perceived risks and enhance tourist confidence, ultimately aiding in the industry's sustainable recovery.

Originality/Value: This study offers original insights by categorising perceived risks into destination, physical-equipment, and vacation risks, highlighting tourists' heightened health awareness and preference for contactless technologies.
Fun or Necessity? Sex Tourism And Informality in Women of A District of San Martín
Authors: Pinedo-Pinchi Juan Erick , Contreras-Julián Rosa Mabel , Delgado-Bardales José Manuel , Palomino-Alvarado Gabriela del Pilar , Sánchez-Dávila Keller 
Published: August 2024

Object: determine the relationship between sexual tourism and informality in women between 18 and 30 years old in a district of San Martín. It allowed us to know the economic situation and obtain a record of data on women's informality in order to reduce the gaps that exist with poverty, improve opportunities through scholarships and municipal programs and little by little make society recognize this activity as any other, without discriminating against whoever exercises it.

Theoretical framework: focuses on two topics that may be worrying because they talk about sexual tourism and the informality of the work carried out by women, preferably, with the purpose, topics that are apparently critical; However, they are realities that occur in many places, one of them being in the San Martín region, where these people put their health at risk due to contagion and diseases to which they are exposed.

Method: basic research, non-experimental - correlational. The population and sample consisted of 50 women who are dedicated to providing sexual services. The technique was the survey and the instrument was the questionnaire.

Results and conclusions: the level of sexual tourism dimensions: work condition, high at 60%; type of work, medium at 62% and personal fulfillment, high at 80%. The level of informality dimensions: taxes, medium at 70%; social protection, medium at 86% and labor regulations, medium at 54%. It was concluded that there is a very low, but non-significant positive relationship between sexual tourism and informality in women between 18 and 30 years old in a district of San Martín, with a Spearman's Rho coefficient of 0.037 and p-value of 0.79; also only 1.4% variability.

Implications of the research: proposed to resolve the issue of informality, the dangers that the lifestyle they have and the control of sexually transmitted diseases entail; also provide solutions that try to eradicate the violence that in some cases sex workers experience, labor exploitation, human trafficking and, if possible, try to locate these people in a strategic place where they can carry out this work, with the purpose to control this activity.
The Knowledge of Traditional Communities and Social Technologies in The Municipality of Massapé, Ceará, Brasil
Authors: Sobrinho José Falcão , Falcão Cleire Lima da Costa , Araújo Raimundo Lenilde de , Alves Vanessa Campos , Souza Rejane Maria Lima de 
Published: August 2024

Objective: The objective of this study is to investigate the social technologies present in the municipality of Massapê, Ceará, and to associate them with the perspective of the communities benefiting from them.

Theoretical Framework: The theoretical framework adopted is based on the premise that social technologies are constituted as a way of thinking about society as a participatory agent in territorial organization, therefore as critical agents and constructors of their development.

Method: The methodology adopted for this research includes field activities, photographic records, and interviews with the local community.

Results and Discussion: The results clearly demonstrate that the communities benefiting from social technologies participated in the process of constructing and integrating these technologies, contributing suggestions based on field experiences.

Research Implications: The results are subject to observations for territorial planning purposes. That said, social technology is a tool that advances in communities and is part of improvements for these communities.

Originality/Value: The contribution of the research is based on the advancement of the implementation of social technologies and includes the perspective of the communities.
Green Space Policy in Sustainable Development Perspective in Bandar Lampung City
Authors: Triono Agus , Akib Muhammad , Sumarja FX. , Tisnanta H.S. 
Published: August 2024

Objective: This research aims to examine the Green Space policy in Bandar Lampung City from a sustainable development perspective. This study focuses on the direction of national policy which is changing from a sustainable development orientation towards investment and how city government policies support sustainable development.

Theoretical Framework: This research is based on the theory of Public Policy, Sustainable Development, and the Concept of Green Space. These theories and concepts provide a basis for understanding the research context, including public policy models and sustainable development principles.

Method : This study uses a normative juridical method with a statutory and conceptual approach. The data used in normative juridical research is secondary data, including primary legal materials from statutory regulations and secondary legal materials such as books and scientific journals related to the object of study. The data analysis was carried out descriptively and qualitatively.

Results and Discussion: The research results show that Green Space policy at the national level has shifted from a focus on sustainable development towards investment, which can reduce the effectiveness of fulfilling open spaces. In Bandar Lampung, existing local policies have not been able to support sustainable development efforts. This can be seen from the failure to fulfill the minimum threshold for the percentage of Green Space and policy inconsistencies that can be seen from changes in regional regulations to respond to investment but not in accordance with sustainable development goals.

Research Implications: The practical and theoretical implications of this study show that there is a need for policy reformulation that is more balanced between investment and sustainability. This research provides insight for policy makers to consider the long-term impact of Green Space policies on the environment and community welfare.

Originality/Value: This research contributes to the literature with an innovative approach to evaluating Green Space policies from a sustainable development perspective. Its potential impact on improving environmental policy in Indonesia shows its value and relevance.
Technological Patent Prospecting For Organic Solid Waste Management
Authors: Santos Silmara Silva dos , Siqueira Joana Luiza Pires , Luna José Leão de , Corrêa Neto Silvério Sirotheau , Moura Thiago Rafael da Silva , Chagas Maria Liduína das 
Published: August 2024

Objective: To investigate Organic Solid Waste Management (OSWM) with the aim of identifying technological advancements through patent prospecting.

Theoretical Framework: The research is based on concepts of waste management, biological treatment techniques such as composting, anaerobic digestion, biogas production, and sustainability, highlighting the importance of technological innovation in OSWM.

Method: The adopted methodology included the use of the Orbit® Intelligent platform for patent data collection. A quantitative and qualitative analysis of the obtained data was performed, focusing on the main technologies and the leading countries in innovation in this area.

Results and Discussion: The results revealed that China, South Korea, and Japan are the main producers of patented technologies for OSWM, highlighting these countries' roles in developing sustainable solutions for waste treatment. The most common technologies involve composting, anaerobic digestion, and biogas production, confirming these methods as effective for treating organic solid waste.

Research Implications: The implications suggest an urgent need for more investment in research and development in Brazil to improve OSWM. The technologies identified in the research can be applied to transform waste into useful resources, contributing to sustainability.

Originality/Value: This study contributes to the literature by highlighting the importance of patent prospecting in identifying technological advancements in OSWM. The research offers important insights for public policies and innovation strategies in the field of sustainability.