bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Dark Side of Pakistan Showcasing Economic Crisis Through Memes
Authors: Raza Jawad , Sagheer Iram , Sarwer Saema , Sabrina.A.Rasool  
Published: March 2024

Purpose: The research represents witticism and humorous pictures, showcasing Pakistan’s economic issues on social media. The study highlights two important points of view, i.e., how these memes make an impression on people’s thinking about Pakistan and raise awareness in the young generation to pay attention to the developed economic condition of the country.
Design/Methodology/Approach: The Fairclough model is used by the researchers to study social media’s impact on economic discussions. 30 memes have been collected from Facebook, Twitter, and other social media platforms through random sampling to see how these memes have changed the perspective and mindset of people, especially the young generation, who care about Pakistan’s economic problems.
Findings: The results of this research highlight the hidden meanings in these memes and discuss their role in Pakistan’s economic condition. It is also evident from the results that some memes are used to create fun for the audience, but many of them are used to criticise government policies. Creating memes related to economic crises raised the issue of economy-building, highlighting the significance of the economy for purposes other than academic research and addressing societal issues.
Implications/Originality/Value: The government should invest in infrastructure to facilitate market access and boost economic growth. Income disparities may be minimised by fostering economic growth, which increases people's access to jobs and economic possibilities. Finally, Pakistan should encourage social cohesiveness.
Influence of Western Culture on Pakistani Dramas: A Feminist Lens
Authors: Badar Aiman , Noureen Abida , Ahmad Syed Shoaib 
Published: March 2024

Purpose: Cultures go through the process of evolution with time. This process is always influenced by certain factors. External factors significantly influence Pakistani society through TV dramas. It is important to examine the influence of Western culture on Pakistani dramas. This research explores the influence of Western culture with reference to women characters, in term of women’s right of education, marriage, community engagement, living, economic empowerment as well as their household obligations, social limitations and liberation, juxtaposed with traditional cultural norms. Since Feminist theory stands for the rights of women, drawing upon the Feminist theoretical framework, this study investigates how the portrayal of gender roles, identities, and power dynamics in Pakistani television dramas reflects the infiltration of Western cultural values. The aim of this research is to assess the extent to which Western influences in Pakistani dramas contribute to shifting societal attitudes towards gender equality and women's empowerment.
Design/Methodology/Approach: Feminist theory is used in this study. Survey research is employed for quantitative analysis method in this study to analyze the influence of Western trends on Pakistani dramas.
Findings: The results revealed that Within the narratives of Pakistani dramas, male characters often dominate the spotlight with an emerging recognition among viewers: that female characters hold a significant thematic influence within the storyline, revealing a complex tension between societal expectations and evolving ideals of gender equality and agency.
Implications/Originality/Value: This study highlights the convergence of tradition, modernity, and external influences in Pakistani dramas. As the industry continues to evolve, there emerges a pressing need for reflection and dialogue on the portrayal of gender roles in a manner that is not only equitable and inclusive but also reflective of the evolving dynamics of Pakistani society.
Analysis of Product Quality and Brand Image on Customer Loyalty Through Customer Satisfaction at Starbucks Coffee Margo City Depok
Authors: Widayati Enny , Bachri Syamsul 
Published: March 2024

Purpose: Drinking coffee is now becoming trendy like the younger generation or generation Z, unlike the previous year, young people are prohibited from drinking coffee, only the elderly are used to drinking coffee
This study's objective is to ascertain the reasons why Starbucks coffee shops are full every day because of customer loyalty so that some say one-week average visit up to 8 or 11 times whether product quality is an influence or brand image of star buck brand becomes the influence of advanced young people so that customers become satisfied and always visit Which makes Starbucks outlets full of visitors.
The methodology of he approached used is Analytical Regression Moderation (MRA) Customer Satisfaction, Brand Image, and Product Quality are affected by 0.760 > 0.10. Product Quality is situated in the rejection area with the results of research t-value calculate > t table 5,965 and the ability to increase or moderate customer loyalty with the results of research. Calculate (5.965) > table (1.976) customer loyalty: 566 While brand reputation and product quality have an impact on customer happiness, Therefore, it has been shown that customer satisfaction may affect a customer's level of loyalty.
Efforts to Grow Entrepreneurship among Students
Authors: Jaya Rahmat , Firmansyah Boy , Rifiyanti Haviza , Kurniawan Ari 
Published: March 2024

Previous research has proven that universities producing graduates have experienced a significant increase from time to time, and employment is very small due to very high unemployment in Indonesia, reaching 10-11% and including the intellectual unemployed, namely college alumni. To anticipate unemployment, it is necessary to develop entrepreneurship among students
There are several solutions to foster entrepreneurship among students, namely: (1) including entrepreneurship courses in the curriculum of each study program at tertiary institutions (2) developing an Integrated Work-Learning Program, namely an educational program that combines learning and entrepreneurship (3) cooperation with MSMEs; (4) Entrepreneurship Empowerment; and (5) Maximizing student performance in accordance with their skills and disciplines. Several factors that can influence entrepreneurial success that is: (1) having high commitment and strong determination; (2) ambitious to seek opportunities; (3) have high morale and not easily give up; (4) strong self-confidence; (5) have high creativity; (6) have the ability to see the future with proper planning; (7) resistant to risk and uncertainty; (8) has the ability to lead people
Website Analysis on www.ibi-k57.ac.id using WebQual 4.0 and Importance Performance Analysis
Authors: Jihadi Hilman , Kristantini Aryanti , Purwandari Nuraini 
Published: March 2024

Objective: The purpose of this paper is to analysis Website Quality of IBIK 57 in Usability, Information, Service Interaction and User Satisfaction, combine with Importance Performance Analysis to decide what dimension should be improve to make a better Website.
Methodology: A questionnaire survey was administered to 90 responent in IBIK 57. SPSS as statistical tools were used to analyze the data and test the hypotheses that alliance performance is impacted, This study used Webqual 4.0 methodology to evaluate the website quality and see the importance of that quality using IPA (Importance Performance Analysis) to see how IBIK 57 maintain that user expectations.
Results: From four dimension that Webqual 4.0 provide for this research and total of 60 respondent as sample this research, authors found that all of dimension has significance result to satisfied users with specific Information on facilities, News and contents from the website.
Implication: Average respondent were satisfied with the Information, News and contents in the web both from the value of all respondents and each research variable. The existing results from website user can be used as feedback on evaluation and development of IBIK 57 website to be more accommodating to the wishes and in accordance with the expectations of website users.
Effect of Use of Information Technology and Internal Control on the Quality of Financial Reports for Village-owned Business Enterprises with Human Capital as a Moderating Variable
Authors: Indira Irma , Dilasari Aranta Prista , Kartikasari Evi Dwi , Putri Desindy Karunia 
Published: March 2024

Purpose: Human capital as a moderating variable that influences the use of information technology and internal control on the quality of financial reports is the aim of this study
Design/Methodology/Approach: Quantitative approach is used in this research. The research was conducted in Lamongan, precisely in the Ngimbang District, Indonesia. All Village-Owned Enterprises in the Ngimbang Lamongan District constitute the population in this study, in this study the sampling technique using the sampling technique, this study chose the parties involved in sampling such as the chairperson and treasurer as respondents and the number of respondents who reported responses were 38 respondents
Findings: The test results in this study prove that internal control, use of technology and human capital had an effect on human capital which was used as a moderating variable in this study indicating that human capital was able to strengthen the quality of financial reports on village-owned enterprises which are influenced by information technology and internal controls
Implications/Originality/Value: An important practical implication of this research is that the managers of village-owned enterprises must improve their thoughts, ideas and strategies in managing human resources towards quality human resources as an effort to improve the performance of village-owned enterprises.
Catering Booking Information System at PT Gobel Dharma Sarana Karya (GDSK) Web Based
Authors: Ananda Reka , Purwandari Nuraini , Firmansyah Boy 
Published: March 2024

Objective: Purpose: The purpose of this research is to design and build a website-based catering ordering system so that it can facilitate the ordering process for customers and make it easier to recap sales reports.
Methodology: The approach method used for this application is an object-oriented system and method (System Development Life Cycle) waterfall process model that starts from planning, analysis, system design, and system implementation.
Results: This application was built with the programming language PHP and MySQL as database storage media. The results of the research are in the form of a Catering Order website which can facilitate the ordering process for customers and make it easier to recap sales reports.
Implication: This research presents a system to make it easier for customers to order food catering in the form of a website so that customers can easily access it. This paper provides a valuable reference for companies and the public to easily place orders online.
Business Development Strategy and Energy Analysis in the Manufacture of Agricultural Waste Bio-briquette in Post COVID-19 Pandemic
Authors: Rahmayanti Ardhana , Hamidah Laily Noer , Afkar Khilyatul , Rosyidah Elsa 
Published: March 2024

Objective: The existence of rice straw waste and wood sawdust is a potential that can be used as bio-briquettes to improve the community's economy. Agricultural waste is an environmentally friendly energy source that has contributed to one-tenth of primary energy consumption. Bio- briquettes have the opportunity to substitute fossil fuels by utilizing wasted biomass and increasing the economic empowerment of local communities. This research was conducted to examine business development strategies and energy produced by bio-briquettes from waste rice straws and wood sawdust.
Methodology: Business development strategy analysis is carried out by forming farmer groups and branding for their businesses, and the production of bio-briquettes is carried out by carbonation and gluing methods.
Results: Marketing and improvement of bio-briquette products are carried out by forming groups of farmers and creating their business names. This study found that the bio-briquette business has a positive influence on improving the local community's economy. The results of the research show that the bio-briquettes that have been made have the potential to become a business opportunity at the household level that has the quality that meets SNI 016235-2000.
Implication: This research focuses on developing the household economy with a cause marketing strategy and provides an overview of briquette product marketing efforts that have the opportunity to substitute fossil fuels by utilizing wasted biomass and increasing the economic empowerment of the local community. This research was conducted to examine strategies for developing household businesses that are useful for business start- ups after COVID-19.
Effect of Regional Genuine Revenue and General Allocation Funds on Economic Growth with Regional Expenditures as Intervening Variables (Study On the Regencies/Cities in East Java 2019-2021)
Authors: Prasetyo Haris , Kartikasari Evi Dwi , Mahmudah Annita , Salukh Agustinus 
Published: March 2024

Purpose: The objective of this study is to determine the importance of regional expenditure mediation in the correlation between regional original income, general fund allocation, and economic growth.
Methodology: The study sample is 38 districts or cities within the East Java Province. Employs quantitative research methods and utilizes secondary data collection techniques. The utilized data consists of the actualization of regional own-source revenue, general allocation funds, and expenditure categories, along with the rate of regional gross domestic product based on constant prices. The present study employs the total sampling technique. The research using the SmartPLS 3 software application.
Findings: Local Own Revenue and General Allocation Funds have a significant effect on Regional Expenditures. Local Own Revenue is found to have a significant influence on Economic Growth, whereas General Allocation Funds do not exhibit a significant impact on Economic Growth. Regional Expenditures have note a direct effect on Growth of economics. Regional Expenditures do not act as a mediator between Regional Original Income and General Allocation Funds with Economic Growth.
Implications: The research suggests that the government has the opportunity to enhance local economic growth by maximizing local sources of income by prioritizing the allocation of funds from the regional budget and regional development budget in a manner that aligns with effective budget management practices. By doing so, the government can ensure that the desired outcomes are achieved and that there is a positive correlation between budget allocations and actual results.
The Effect of Application of Total Quality Management and Performance Measurement System on Employee Performance through Motivation as an Intervening Variable in Trust Group Surabaya Company
Authors: Fatoni Aris , Saputra Bagus Yoga , Suryasaputra Ruswiati , Alfinatun Titin 
Published: March 2024

Purpose: This research aimed to evaluate the degree to which overall quality management and work measurement systems at Trus Group Surabaya Company effect employee performance as a function of variable intervening motivation in order to draw conclusions that may be applied to other organizations.
Design/Methodology/Approach: In order to compile the necessary data, questionnaires will be sent to a selection of workers at the Trus Group Surabaya organization consisting of a random sample of 48 out of 54 employees. After that, a quantitative approach known as the Path Analysis model is used. This is a method that is utilized in research and is carried out with the assistance of the SPSS 20 application.
Findings: TQM has been found to have no beneficial effect on the amount of work. Total Quality Management does not have an effect on employee performance when motivation is included as an intervening variable. On the other hand, performance assessment that includes motivation as an intervening variable does have a significant effect on the performance of the company.
Implications/Originality/Value: Motivation can improve the performance of the Trus Group Surabaya company.
Radicalization among Students with Disabilities: Different Ways Government Can Support Schools and Teachers in Preventing Violence and Extremism
Authors: Faizan Zarish , Fatima Ghulam , Parveen Sajida 
Published: March 2024

Purpose: The primary objective of this study was to find methods that the government may assist schools and teachers in thwarting violence. This research was an effort to counteract radicalization among students with disabilities: Different ways government can support schools and teachers in preventing violence and extremism.
Design/Methodology/Approach: Teachers of special education who operate in Punjab's public and private schools for handicapped students have produced the great majority of the population. The population of the research consists of all special education instructors who work with a variety of impairments. A sample of 100 teachers was selected using a straightforward random selection procedure. The instrument was a self-structured questionnaire with mainly two sections: one section acknowledged the demographic traits of special education instructors, and the other sought participants' opinions on five-point Likert scales (Strongly Agree to Strongly Disagree) regarding risk factors for violence and extremism as well as possible regulations for hindering violence and extremism. The validity and reliability of the questionnaire has been verified. Data collection methods used by special educators included face-to-face, telephone, email, social media, and online meetings. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used to investigate the collected data in terms of frequencies and percentages.
Findings: Studies revealed that among other risk factors, students with disabilities were more likely to become radicalized if they had low self-esteem, mental health issues, traumatic experiences, childhood maltreatment, and family rejection. Considering these inferences, there were recommendations for eliminating extremism and violence.
Implications/Originality/Value: A school-based preventative program for individuals with disabilities intended to be developed, and the administration of private special education institutions and the Directorate General of Special Education were cautioned to get this program started right away.
Empowering Education: Unleashing Teacher Self-Efficacy in Harnessing Instructional Technologies for Elementary-Level Students with Hearing Impairment
Authors: Nazir Saba , Bashir Rukhsana , Kanwal Asma 
Published: March 2024

Purpose: The primary aim of this descriptive study was to assess the self-efficacy of teachers working with hearing-impaired students at the elementary level in utilizing instructional technologies.
Design/Methodology/Approach: This survey-based research was conducted among hearing-impaired teachers in the Punjab Province. A sample of 124 teachers was randomly selected. The data collection tool employed was a questionnaire consisting of four and five-point Likert scale items. Data collection was performed through personal interviews, telephone interviews, and Google Forms. The study utilized both descriptive and inferential statistics, employing SPSS for data analysis. The research framework included components related to teacher self-efficacy in instructional technology, the variety of technologies employed in the classroom, factors influencing self-efficacy, and sources of self-efficacy.
Findings: The study's results revealed that special education teachers' self-efficacy in utilizing instructional technologies was positively associated with their years of experience in teaching hearing-impaired students, the availability of technical support, and the frequency of technology use.
Implications/Originality/Value: These findings carry significant practical implications. They suggest that improving professional development opportunities and providing adequate technical support can enhance the self-efficacy of special education teachers in using instructional technologies to benefit students with hearing impairments. This, in turn, may contribute to enhancing the overall quality of special education services for students with hearing impairments.
A Qualitative Study to Explore the Socioeconomic Status of Women Working in Livestock Production
Authors: Ijaz Sana , Nadeem Madiha 
Published: March 2024

Purpose: Rural women comprise of one quarter of the total world population, and they are considered key agents for achieving the transformational economic, environmental and social changes required for sustainable development. The purpose of this study is to assess the socioeconomic status of women working in livestock activities and to find out the impact of this work on their lives
Design/Methodology/Approach: Data was collected from three different villages of District Rahim Yar Khan Punjab Province, Pakistan. In-depth interviews were conducted from a selected group of ten rural women, which were further divided into two groups based on age.
Findings: The thematic analysis revealed the deprived socioeconomic status and vulnerabilities reported by women working in this sector in rural areas. Although financial benefits are reported as a positive impact, health risks, work and gender related issues surfaced the negative impact of this work on their lives.
Implications/Originality/Value: The findings indicate the need of women friendly policies and development projects to facilitate women’s work in the livestock sector to improve their socioeconomic conditions and well-being
Teaching Mathematics to Students with Visual Impairment Studying at the Primary Level: Role of Multisensory Approach
Authors: Maqbool Akram , Ashraf Samina 
Published: March 2024

Purpose: The study of mathematics helps students develop their cognitive abilities. By emphasizing the quantitative and dimensional characteristics of the objects, it establishes the basis for logical reasoning. In mathematics, students who are visually challenged often struggle with a lack of conceptual understanding and difficulties with the disequilibrium stage of the reasoning process. (Jones, 2018).
Design/Methodology/Approach: The purpose of this research is to inquire into the difficulties and solutions utilized by primary school educators who work with students who have vision problems. The main objective of the research was to provide an overview of mathematics educators' current efforts to incorporate a multi-sensory approach into their pedagogy for students with impaired vision. It was a quantitative research and descriptive research design was used. The study comprised 100 school-level VI special education teachers. Data for this study was collected via convenient sampling.
Findings: The statistical analysis showed that the majority of teachers were not utilizing the multisensory approach (tactile, auditory & kinesthetic etc.) and helping material to improve the mathematical skills of the VI students. Most of the teachers lacked specialization in mathematics, and learning conditions were unsuitable while teaching mathematics to SWVI. Majority of Teachers were not utilizing multisenses while teaching mathematics to students with visual impairment.
Implications/Originality/Value: This study indicates that SWVI were facing problems because their teachers were not utilizing appropriate teaching material while teaching mathematics, lacked effective teaching skills and there was an inappropriate use of adaptive tools while teaching mathematics to SWVI. p-Value 0.016 is < 0.05. displays that there is a statistically significant difference in the opinion of the teachers based on their educational qualifications on the importance of using a multisensory approach to enhance the mathematical skills of SWVI.