bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Ecovillage Market Segmentation Based on Sustainability Tourism Concept at Panji Village
Authors: Andiani Nyoman Dini , Arismayanti Ni Ketut , Mahardika A. A. Ngr Yudha Marthin , Nugraha Gede Putra 
Published: March 2024

Tourism market segmentation needs to be known, as is the case with the development of Tourism Villages. The purpose of this research is to find potential market segmentation that can be targeted for Panji Tourism Village. Qualitative research methods through in-depth interviews were conducted. The data can be processed using the AHP analysis tool. The results show that market segmentation for the ecovillage concept in Panji Tourism Village is the family tourist market share, the main criteria is feasibility which means that the future prospects of developing tourist attractions developed in Panji Tourism Village are tourist activities that can be enjoyed by families, with current considerations looking at a market that has the potential to come for families because apart from easy access and the potential tourist attractions offered can be enjoyed by family members. The results of this study have implications for the readiness of the community to continue to innovate local products that can be enjoyed by tourists of all ages in one family. By continuing to pay attention to the various possible needs of tourists, especially the family tourist market, it is hoped that a sustainable visit will occur.
Keywords: tourism; village; market segment.
CLIL Instructions in Indonesian Tertiary Tourism Study Program: An Analysis of Students’ Perceptions
Authors: Sutrisna I Putu Edi 
Published: March 2024

CLIL instructions in many countries were proven to be beneficial for its effects on the students’ learning achievement both on content of subject matters as well as the English competence. However, in South East Asian setting, especially in Indonesia, there was a limited study exploring about what the students perceived about CLIL instructions. Therefore, the present study administering quantitative survey research with cross-sectional design aimed at analyzing the Indonesian tourism tertiary students’ perception on CLIL instructions. The sample of study was 219 students attending tourism study program from four universities in Bali, Indonesia. The data was collected through administering validated questionnaire to the sample of the study. Data analysis was done by using descriptive statistical analysis to summarize data from the findings in this survey research. The results of present study found out that Indonesian tourism tertiary students perceived CLIL instructions positively. Therefore, it was suggested that CLIL was suitably be implemented in a vocational program such as in tourism study program to help students build domain-specific knowledge of both content and the target language through meaningful learning activities.
PENGARUH BRANDING PERUSAHAAN DAN KOMPENSASI TERHADAP MINAT MELAMAR PEKERJAAN BAGI MAHASISWA DAN ALUMNI PERGURUAN TINGGI KOTA SURABAYA DI PT. BMA
Authors: Sania Nur Makrufa  , Drs. Saibat, MM  
Published: March 2024

Peneltian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh Branding Perusahaan dan Kompensasi terhadap Minat Melamar Pekerjaan bagi Mahasiswa dan Alumni Perguruan Tinggi Kota Surabaya di PT. BMA. Dalam penelitian ini variabel independen yang digunakan yaitu branding perusahaan dan kompensasi sedangkan variabel yang dijadikan penguji yaitu variabel dependen menggunakan minat melamar pekerjaan. Jenis penelitian yang digunakan adalah penelitian kuantitatif. Data yang dipakai menggunakan data primer dan sekunder. Data primer dihasilkan dari analisis data yang dilakukan oleh peneliti, sedangkan data sekunder didapat dari data pelamar perusahaan dan biografi perusahaan. Analisis yang digunakan adalah melakukan tabulasi terhadap kuesioner, pengumpulan data yang berupa uji validitas dan reliabilitas. Hipotesis dalam penelitian ini adalah terdapat pengaruh branding perusahaan dan kompensasi terhadap minat melamar kerja. Untuk menguji hipotesis digunakan alat analisis data berupa regresi linier berganda. Hasil penelitian yang diperoleh berdasarkan Uji Validitas menunjukkan ada seluruh pertanyaan pada kuesioner dinyatakan valid. Untuk Uji Reliabilitas dari semua variabel diperoleh nilai cronbach alpha> 0,5 maka dinyatakan reliabel dan untuk Uji Hipotesis berdasarkan Uji F, Uji t, dan Adjusted R2 menunjukkan ada pengaruh yang signifikan antara branding perusahaan dan kompensasi terhadap minat melamar pekerjaan dengan tingkat signifikansi 5%. Hal ini dibuktikan dengan nilai thitung untuk variabel branding perusahaan (XI) sebesar 5,553, variabel kompensasi (X2) sebesar 1,991.
Goal-Oriented Metropolis Ecosystem Development
Authors: Pańkowska Małgorzata 
Published: March 2024

Enterprise architecture (EA) modelling is understood as a system of architecture defined in ISO42010 and EA is intended to ensure a holistic view of business organization. This study analyses the goal-oriented approach to EA development. Justification of selection of this topic results from studies on EA modelling methods. Enterprise architects mainly focus on process modelling as well as on the application of UML language. There is still an open question of what the goals of EA modelling are. This paper presents an application of ArchiMate language and i* notation for goal-oriented EA modelling. The paper methodology covers a literature survey as well as a case study presenting ArchiMate and i* models for goal-oriented EA development by example of metropolis system architecture modelling. In this paper, a metropolis is defined as a consortium of cooperative communities and it is considered as a business organization for which the system architecture is modelled. The paper aims to develop the metropolis architecture model consisting of system components, i.e. business issues, data, software and hardware. The metropolis architecture models are provided to support development of a metropolis strategy. The main findings include the identification of business goals and EA goals, goal mapping, and specification of the key performance indicators (KPIs) to control the achievement of the goals.
Investing in Emerging Markets: An Empirical Comparative Analysis
Authors: Enow Samuel Tabot 
Published: March 2024

Purpose: Investing in emerging markets may present a growing list of opportunities against a backdrop of additional risks because the drivers of returns in these markets are increasingly domestic and decreasingly global. Despite the proliferation of research on the risk involved in investing in emerging markets, very little is known on the distribution of their returns and their maximum expected losses. Therefore, the aim of this study was to fill in this gap. Design/Methodology/Approach: A Cramer-von Mises, Watson and Modified value at Risk approach was used on a sample of five emerging and five developed markets from May 11, 2018, to May 11, 2023. Findings: The findings revealed no significant difference in the returns distribution between these two markets but a much higher expected loss in emerging markets than their developed counterparts. Although investing in emerging markets may have growing opportunities. Implications/Originality/Value: Several strategies can be used to mitigate some of the risks involved. One strategy is to invest in a diversified portfolio of emerging market assets, which can help reduce exposure to individual country and sector risks. Another strategy is to invest in emerging market funds. This study is the first as per the author’s knowledge to provide an empirical comparative analysis between emerging markets and developed markets
Moderating Role of Funding on the Management Control System and Performance of Public Universities
Authors: Bakare Taophic , Nurudden Abdulfatai Olanrewaju , Salman Ramat Titilayo 
Published: March 2024

Purpose: The study examines the moderating effect of funding on the management control system and performance of south-western public universities in Nigeria.
Design/Methodology/Approach: Research design for the study is cross- survey; this is the most appropriate research design, being a study on perception objectives in nature. The study was carried out in fourteen (14) public universities in the Southwestern region of Nigeria.
Findings: funding activities does not significantly moderate the relationship between result control and performance of public universities (β = -0.042; t = 0.648; p > 0.259). However, a negative beta of 4.2% indicates every one increment in the present order of finance will lead to a reduction of 4% from the relationship between result control and performance of public universities in south west Nigeria.
Implications/Originality/Value: The study discovered that present funding scheme moderates the relationship between action and cultural control and does not moderate the relationship between personnel and result control. The study therefore recommends that the government should ensure disbursement of sufficient funds to the university to attain the much need performance.
Accountability in Village Government: The Role of the Internal Control System as Moderation
Authors: Hidayati Sesi , Basri Yesi Mutia , Indrawati Novita 
Published: March 2024

Objective: The importance of accountability to the Village Government has become the concern of various parties. This study evaluates how village apparatus competence, leadership style, and IT utilization encourage the village governments to be more responsible toward their mandate. It also examines how the internal control system might moderate.
Design/Methodology/Approach: This survey research study examines 178 villages in the Indagiri Hulu Regency, Indonesia. A total of 64 villages were selected as samples using a stratified random sampling technique. SEM with PLS was used to analyze the data of the present study.
Findings: The finding shows that the village apparatus competency, leadership style, and information technology could improve accountability. Internal controls can offset the effects of competency, leadership style, and information technology on village financial accountability.
Implication/Originality/Value: Thus, this study contributes that the village government can improve internal control to increase the village government’s accountability.
Customers Loyalty in Malaysian Retail Bank Sector from the Perspective of Equity Theory and Expectation-Confirmation Model: A PLS-SEM and NCA Approach
Authors: Kin Leong Tang , Chiek Aik Nai , Meng Tan Pei , Eng Tan Kok 
Published: March 2024

Purpose: The retail banking market has witnessed substantial changes over the years due to new technological advancements, increased regulations, and the rise of digital channels. Meeting customer expectations stands out as a key challenge for sustainable growth of the industry. This examines the impact of service quality, customer knowledge management, and confirmation on customer satisfaction within the domestic retail banking sector. Furthermore, it seeks to explore the association between customer satisfaction and customer loyalty in retail banking.
Design/Methodology/Approach: Self-administered questionnaires were distributed to retail banking customers in the Klang Valley using convenience and purposive sampling techniques. A total of 268 samples were obtained for data analysis with the Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) and Necessary Condition Analysis (NCA).
Findings: The study’s results validated the strong connection between service quality, customer knowledge management, and confirmation with customer satisfaction in Malaysian retail banks. Additionally, customer satisfaction has significant impact on customer loyalty. The NCA outcomes further substantiate these findings, highlighting the significant role of customer knowledge management, service quality, and confirmation as significant factors affecting customer satisfaction in Malaysian retail banks.
Implications/Originality/Value: This study offers valuable insights for academia to better understand this area as well as allows sector stakeholders to improve and sharpen their competitive edge in the market.
Availability, Condition and Management of Necessary Resources for Vision Impaired Kids in Public Sector Special Education Organizations of Punjab Pakistan
Authors: Jahanzaib Muhammad , Fatima Ghulam 
Published: March 2024

Objective: Without the necessary facilities and service no special education institution can achieve its predetermined targets this study is an effort to explore the availability and condition of necessary facilities and services for children with vision impairment in government special education institutions of Punjab.
Methodology: It was descriptive quantitative research by nature. Survey method was applied to take information about availability and present condition of necessary facilities and services from randomly selected 53 government special education institutions situated in 28 districts in all over the Punjab. The data was collected using a personally formulated, validated likert-type opinioned. Chronbach alpha has been applied to assess the instrument's reliability and the result was 0.81. The one checklist was responded by any accessible official from each institution. Most of the respondents were teachers. Principle author collected data personally. Researchers used descriptive and inferential statistics for the sake of data collection.
Findings: The findings show that some provisions and services, such as free education and a monthly stipend, are adequately provided in public sector organizations for special kids. But, a significant number of essential facilities and services are either absent or in subpar condition in most of the academic organizations working for special kids. Such as the availability of ramps and stairs, easy to use computer lab & library for visually challenged students, and books in Braille when needed, etc.
Implications: According to a study, government special education institutions should promptly provide all essential resources and services. Additionally, it's important to maintain and use effectively the facilities that are available.
Impact of Social Media Marketing on Consumer Purchasing Intention: Mediating Role of Consumer Engagement. Insights from the University Students
Authors: Hakro Jameel Ahmed Khan , Shah Salar Hussain , Ahmed Ghalib , Hussain Raja Sajid 
Published: March 2024

Purpose: This study focuses on the topic of social media marketing's impact on consumer purchasing intentions and how it is exacerbated by consumer engagement as a mediating factor.
Methodology: The study analyzes the data gathered from 150 active respondents of social media marketing platforms in SZABIST Larkana Campus, results were analyzed and generated by using ANOVA and various other analysis tools.
Findings: Findings demonstrate the efficiency of social media marketing as well as how customer interaction affects decision-making. In the context of the SZABIST Larkana Campus, we investigate the indirect impacts of customer interaction on the link between consumer purchasing intention and social medial marketing.
Implications/Originality/Value: The study broadens the scope of the existing research on social media marketing. The findings suggest that marketers should react to the rising importance of corporate actions having a significant impact on consumer purchase intentions. Businesses can implement this advice most effectively by continuously monitoring customer concerns while maintaining their digital marketing strategies.
Impact of Teachers’ Partiality on the Learning Process at Undergraduate Level
Authors: Fatima Naeem , Miran Ghulam 
Published: March 2024

Background: This study explores ‘how does teachers’ (im)partiality affect the knowledge/learning development process of the undergrad students. The researchers attempted to analyze the effect tone, mood, favoritism, demeanor and gender discrimination with reference to students’ perceptions and comfort levels. The researchers exploited the data gathered through interviews, observation sheets and grounded theory analysis thereby adopting a mixed method approach.
Objectives: The objective of the research is to investigate the effect of the teachers’ (im) partiality on the knowledge/learning experiences and results of the undergrad students, while focusing on the teacher’s mood, tone, favoritism, demeanor, and gender discrimination.
Sample: The researchers collected sample from the faculty teaching in a well-reputed university of Pakistan and the undergrad students of the second semester studying in the same university. The researchers ensured the representation across male and female genders. The sample generates insights of the effect of teachers’ (im)partiality on the learning experiences of the students.
Methods: The researchers used the ‘Adapted Flanders Observation Sheets’ to gather data on mood, tone, gender discrimination, demeanor, and their influence on students’ perceptions and comfort levels. During data analysis, Grounded theory principles were followed for coding and categorization.
Results: The findings reveal that negative attitude and harsh tone impede learning, whereas appreciation and admiration catalyze it. Gender discrimination and favoritism create divisions among students, hampering the learning of those ignored.
Implications: Impartiality in teaching is crucial for a positive and productive learning environment. Teachers should be aware of their tone, mood, demeanor, and biases to ensure equal opportunities. This research contributes insights for educators and policymakers to enhance undergraduate education quality, emphasizing the importance of a supportive classroom environment.
Board Attributes and Firm Performance of Non-Financial Listed Firms in Pakistan: Role of Ownership Structure
Authors: Riaz Ahsan , Hussain Muqadas Muhammad , Raza Hamad , Khan Aiza 
Published: March 2024

Purpose: This research intends to explore the impact of board attributes on the performance of non-financial listed firms in Pakistan and how ownership structure plays a moderating role in shaping this link. This research posits that institutional shareholders possess motivations to enhance board governance due to their advanced financial knowledge and managerial expertise.
Methodology: Four attributes of the board (board size, women on board, board independence, and board busyness) were studied to see the impact. The firm performance was measured using Tobin Q. The present study employs 80 non-financial listed firms in its sample, and the multiple regression approach was used to inspect a 12-year panel dataset.
Findings: The results discovered that board size has a positive and significant influence on the performance of companies. However, board independence and women on board have a significant negative effect on firm performance. Moreover, the outcomes of this study indicate that the ownership structure acts as a moderator, influencing the correlation between board attributes (board size and board busyness) with non-financial listed firms’ performance in Pakistan.
Implications: The current study provides useful insight into this relationship to the policymakers, government, researchers, and other stakeholders. Therefore, based on this study's findings, non-financial firms listed in Pakistan should consider adopting institutional shareholding as a strategy to strengthen their capacity to secure long-term financing to support their growth initiatives.
Unveiling the Impact of Employee Engagement on Firm Performance: The Crucial Moderating Role of Supervisory Behaviors
Authors: Kamran Muhammad Rizwan , Ambreen Sadaf , Saleem Aisha , Rehan Muhammad Farooq 
Published: March 2024

Purpose: This study seeks to investigate the intricate correlation between employee engagement and organizational success, with a particular emphasis on the impact of supervisor behaviors on this association.
Design/Methodology/Approach: This study utilized a quantitative approach to investigate the relationship between organizational success and employee engagement in IT-related firms located in Pakistan. The data was gathered by disseminating self-administered questionnaires to individuals, employing convenience sampling techniques. 280 responses were collected and subsequently evaluated using various statistical techniques.
Findings: The proposed linkages were confirmed through subsequent examination using structural equation modeling. The results indicate that the behavior of supervisors has a significant influence on how employee engagement directly affects the overall performance of the firm.
Implications/Originality/Value: The provided discoveries hold significant implications for companies aiming to improve employee engagement and attain a lasting competitive advantage. By giving priority to leadership strategies that offer support and empowerment, companies can develop a more engaged workforce, leading to enhanced productivity and in general organizational performance.
Influencer Marketing and Consumer Behavior During Pandemic Covid-19: A Scenario of Textile Industry of Pakistan
Authors: Hamid Mudasser , Waheed Farah , Basit Asma , Shahzad Shakeel 
Published: March 2024

Purpose: The perseverance of this study is to examine how the influence of marketing via V-logging on Instagram has changed consumers’ buying behavior in the current pandemic in Pakistan.
Design/Methodology/Approach: The study employed the 'media richness theory,' which states that there are various types of communication channels, each of which tends to be richer than the others based on two major principles associated with those channels: the first is a communication's tendency to provide sufficient feedback, and the second is the cues the medium can provide.
Findings: By exploring the factors that are affecting the buying intentions of consumers using Instagram adverts, the research study attempted to portray a new yet different viewpoint on the use of media richness theory. The study purports to examine the role of social media influencers in changing consumer purchase intention in Pakistan during the Pandemic and the chances that it may remain uniform even after the pandemic passes for young Pakistani consumers only.
Implications/Originality/Value:
Finding of the study suggests that as social media play a key role in changing consumer purchases intentions. Thus, this could be improved and ought to be in more realistic way for the benefit of society.
An Inquiry into the Significance of Selected Institutions in the Economic Development of Pakistan
Authors: Khan Salim Ullah , Malik Zilakat Khan 
Published: March 2024

Purpose: The study explores the significance of selected institutions in the economic development of Pakistan through its comparative study with Bangladesh and India over the period 2002-2021. The purpose is to identify the ultimate source of economic growth in Pakistan.
Design/Methodology/Approach: To accomplish the objectives, the study resorts to descriptive statistics, correlation matrices and Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) modeling techniques.
Findings: The study confirms the dominant role of institutional quality in economic growth. Comparing the role of domestic institutions to traditional growth factors the study finds out that institutional indicators such as political stability, rule of law, and government effectiveness cast a higher impact on economic growth in Pakistan than traditional factors like human capital, physical capital and trade openness. The study reveals that Pakistan faces challenges on the institutional front impeding its economic progress compared to Bangladesh and India.
Implications/Originality/Value: The study may serve as a guiding tool for policymakers and stakeholders emphasizing an urgent call for reforms in domestic institutions and suggesting improvement in institutional quality in Pakistan to foster a favorable environment for sustainable economic growth.