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Global social challenges for development studies in the Crisis in the Anthropocene
Authors: Simon David , Gómez Oscar A. , Gasper Des , Bennett Kate , Washbourne Carla-Leanne , Abasli Ilaha , Mukhtarov Farhad , Dias Sonia , Sarkar Amitabha 
Published: November 2023

This panel discussion session explores some of the central dimensions of the Crisis in the Anthropocene that constitute global social challenges in the context of development studies. The conference theme highlighted the profound human impact on our blue-green-brown planet, that is already breaching planetary boundaries and pushing us beyond the roughly 1.5°C tipping point. This threatens liveability and sustainability in many localities and regions and may well rapidly be ‘off the scale’ of imaginability and survivability. Inevitably, as mounting empirical evidence and increasingly clear projections by the IPCC and other authoritative bodies show, these impacts are unevenly spread, both socially and spatially, both now and over the coming decades. The urgency of appropriate action is undeniable and we already know many dimensions of the required adaptations and transformations. Yet progress mostly remains too slow. These challenges are vital to the development studies community – heterogenous as it is – with our concerns for tackling poverty, inequality, deprivation and environmental degradation globally and locally.
Hence this symposium asks what the crisis means for development theory, policy and practice and what development studies can and should be contributing to – and, indeed, whether it is capable of – addressing some key dimensions that warrant greater attention.
Nuovelle vague italiana: il cinema del nuovo millennio, Vito Zagarrio (2021)
Authors: Bowen Edward 
Published: November 2023

Review of: Nuovelle vague italiana: il cinema del nuovo millennio, Vito Zagarrio (2021)
Venice: Marsilio, 336 pp.,
ISBN 978-8-82970-374-6, p/bk, €24
9/11 Revisited
Authors: Gonçalves Diana 
Published: November 2023

Over the last two decades, 9/11 established itself as an object of interest for the academia, news outlets and the arts, generating a multitude of cultural artefacts that allow us, collectively, to revisit the event, reread it in different circumstances, and, ultimately, rewrite it.
Employing rewriting as a metaphor for a continuous process of representation and revision, this article explores the remediation of the terrorist attack of 2001 and how representations of the event across time and different media help consolidate its place in cultural memory. With this purpose in mind, it analyzes John Updike’s Terrorist (2006) and TV series Designated Survivor (2016) and discusses them as after-effects of 9/11.
Grenzen, Geist und Gestus
Authors: Lopes João 
Published: November 2023

No contexto da literatura intercultural de língua alemã na contemporaneidade, a obra da japonesa Yoko Tawada, sediada em Berlim, ocupa um lugar de destaque. Desde finais dos anos 80, a sua obra tem crescido continuamente tanto na língua japonesa como na alemã: é uma obra bilingue que se move entre as culturas do ocidente e do extremo oriente. A qualidade multíplice da obra de Tawada, no entanto, é irredutível à sua matéria-prima – a língua – refletindo-se também na variedade de géneros de que é feita, desde a prosa ao texto poético, do texto dramático aos poetológico e ensaístico. A obra Talisman de Yoko Tawada, publicada em 1996 e ainda sem tradução em Portugal, é constituída de 16 ensaios literários. Atentaremos em dois temas com especial relevância nessa obra: os temas da tradução e do significado do corpo e da sua representação na obra de Tawada. No corpus de ferramentas analíticas, é importante ter em conta não só uma noção fenomenológica dos vários temas tratados, mas também uma noção antropológica da escrita de Tawada: a antropologia, e a escrita, como uma única forma simultânea de tradução e reescrita. Em suma, a tradução como transposição constante de um horizonte cultural, como facto(r) antropológico base do contacto entre culturas,. Traçar-se-á alguns paralelos entre as reflexões do filósofo José Gil, na sua obra Metamorfoses do Corpo (1980), e Talisman. Adicionalmente, este artigo poderá (tanto gostaríamos de augurar) cumprir a função de ponto de partida, e de diálogo com, a obra de uma escritora contemporânea de relevo que carece ainda de tradução em Portugal.
Using Figma to foster authentic digital learning experiences in an online short course
Authors: Dal Ponte Cory , Dushyanthen Sathana , Huckvale Kit , Mani Madhavan , Lyons Kayley 
Published: November 2023

Australia’s healthcare landscape is undergoing a digital transformation that will improve health outcomes and enable better exchange of patient data. Australia’s National Digital Health Strategy calls for a workforce that is educated to harness the potential of technologies that enable this digital transformation. There is an urgent need for effective and innovative methods of training the workforce to meet these demands. This paper discusses the development of an authentic learning activity using Figma, a popular UX/UI design tool. The activity sits within a short course, Opportunities for SMART on FHIR apps, which is a part of a national training programme, addressing workforce capacity-building needs. It teaches a non-technical healthcare workforce to create and share healthcare app prototypes with key stakeholders and developers. The activity highlights the importance of creating an authentic learning opportunity that builds the confidence of the workforce to enable digital health solutions, supporting healthcare’s rapid digital transformation.
Enhancing higher education with Learning Analytics in the digital age
Authors: Clark Jo-Anne , Tuffley David 
Published: November 2023

Learning Analytics (LA) in higher education is emerging as a powerful tool for optimising learning and teaching outcomes at a time when technology is revolutionising the delivery of education generally. In this paper we explore LA implementations in five diverse Australian universities. Our study draws on DeLone and McLean's (2003) model of information systems success to qualitatively evaluate the various implementations. We highlight both the successes and challenges encountered by each university. In taking this approach we aim to contribute to laying a foundation for optimal use of LA systems. This research reveals a degree of pervasive uncertainty as to how Learning Analytics is defined. While substantial research exists on LA systems and their usages, there are still limited empirical studies that examine the success of LA implementations, as many Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) are still in very early stages of their LA system implementations. The outcomes of the study include recommendations for universities to consider when implementing LA systems or improving existing implementations which is an addition to both the research areas of LA research and information systems success research.
Promoting teacherpreneurship in creative education through Instagram
Authors: Gunasekara Himasha , Brown Cheryl , O'Steen Billy 
Published: November 2023

Teacherpreneurs use their high risk-taking entrepreneurial leadership skills to create an innovative classroom using modern technologies. Given the changing learning patterns of modern-day students, and the influence of social media in highlighting their creative achievements, Being a popular social media platform, Instagram has the potential to play a valuable role in teaching and learning, particularly in the field of creative education. The objective of this paper is to explore the role of Instagram in promoting teacherpreneurship in tertiary level creative education. Using a digital ethnography approach, Sri Lankan teacherpreneurs’ practices were explored. Higher education plays a critical role in Sri Lankan economic development and has demonstrated it’s potential to develop creative industries. A purposive sample of twelve participants were observed and interviewed over a period of two months. Qualitative content analysis was used to understand this rich visual and textual data. It was revealed that Instagram promotes teacherpreneurship by facilitating edutainment (education + entertainment) via a flipped classroom pedagogy, breaking away from hierarchical structures and snail pace policy changes, fostering innovation, diversifying professional pathways and careers and seamless connections in and out of cyberspace.
The effectiveness of time domain and nonlinear heart rate variability metrics in ultra‐short time series
Authors: Gu Zifan , Zarubin Vanessa , Martsberger Carolyn 
Published: November 2023

AbstractUltra short‐term (UST) heart rate variability (HRV) has been used to establish normative HRV values. This study aims to investigate whether HRV metrics can capture changes in HRV from external stimuli, and whether these metrics remain effective under various recording length. Participants completed varying stimulating activities including viewing images, arithmetic tasks, and memory recall of viewed images. SDNN, RMSSD, pNN50, SD2, SD1/SD2, and DFA were extracted from the data. Comparing arithmetic calculation and the first minute of memory recall, SDNN, pNN50, SD2, and SD1/SD2 had significant HRV differences; this suggests that these metrics can distinguish the inherently different stimuli participants were exposed to. However, comparing first minute of viewing with that of the second, SDNN, pNN50, and SD2, presented some significant HRV differences during two inherently similar stimuli. Comparing the first 60–120 s during viewing, SDNN, pNN50, and SD2 also presented significant differences. Our results suggest that SDNN, pNN50, and SD2 may not be robust in evaluating UST HRVs in replacement of the standard short‐term HRV. It may be beneficial to analyze multiple HRV metrics, particularly SD1/SD2, to achieve a more holistic understanding of the underlying physiology.
Effect of controlled hypotensive hemorrhage on plasma sodium levels in anesthetized pigs: An exploratory study
Authors: Krmar Rafael T. , Franzén Stephanie , Karlsson Leif , Strandberg Helin , Törnroth‐Horsefield Susanna , Andresen Jesper K. , Jensen Boye L. , Carlström Mattias , Frithiof Robert 
Published: November 2023

AbstractPerioperative hyponatremia, due to non‐osmotic release of the antidiuretic hormone arginine vasopressin, is a serious electrolyte disorder observed in connection with many types of surgery. Since blood loss during surgery contributes to the pathogenesis of hyponatremia, we explored the effect of bleeding on plasma sodium using a controlled hypotensive hemorrhage pig model. After 30‐min baseline period, hemorrhage was induced by aspiration of blood during 30 min at mean arterial pressure <50 mmHg. Thereafter, the animals were resuscitated with retransfused blood and a near‐isotonic balanced crystalloid solution and monitored for 180 min. Electrolyte and water balances, cardiovascular response, renal hemodynamics, and markers of volume regulation and osmoregulation were investigated. All pigs (n = 10) developed hyponatremia. All animals retained hypotonic fluid, and none could excrete net‐free water. Urinary excretion of aquaporin 2, a surrogate marker of collecting duct responsiveness to antidiuretic hormone, was significantly reduced at the end of the study, whereas lysine vasopressin, i.e., the pig antidiuretic hormone remained high. In this animal model, hyponatremia developed due to net positive fluid balance and generation of electrolyte‐free water by the kidneys. A decreased urinary aquaporin 2 excretion may indicate an escape from antidiuresis.
Machine learning-based clinical decision support using laboratory data
Authors: Çubukçu Hikmet Can , Topcu Deniz İlhan , Yenice Sedef 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are becoming vital in laboratory medicine and the broader context of healthcare. In this review article, we summarized the development of ML models and how they contribute to clinical laboratory workflow and improve patient outcomes. The process of ML model development involves data collection, data cleansing, feature engineering, model development, and optimization. These models, once finalized, are subjected to thorough performance assessments and validations. Recently, due to the complexity inherent in model development, automated ML tools were also introduced to streamline the process, enabling non-experts to create models. Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) use ML techniques on large datasets to aid healthcare professionals in test result interpretation. They are revolutionizing laboratory medicine, enabling labs to work more efficiently with less human supervision across pre-analytical, analytical, and post-analytical phases. Despite contributions of the ML tools at all analytical phases, their integration presents challenges like potential model uncertainties, black-box algorithms, and deskilling of professionals. Additionally, acquiring diverse datasets is hard, and models’ complexity can limit clinical use. In conclusion, ML-based CDSS in healthcare can greatly enhance clinical decision-making. However, successful adoption demands collaboration among professionals and stakeholders, utilizing hybrid intelligence, external validation, and performance assessments.
Mathematical modeling and evaluation of permeation and membrane separation performance for Fischer–Tropsch products in a hydrophilic membrane reactor
Authors: Alihellal Dounia , Hadjam Sabrina , Chibane Lemnouer 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
A mathematical model was constructed to estimate the performance of an MFI-membrane reactor used for Fischer–Tropsch synthesis to produce a mixture of liquid hydrocarbons. In order to accurately evaluate the reactor’s performance a parametric study was performed. Under certain operational conditions, such as the total initial pressure in the reaction zone (1–4 MPa) and the hydrogen/carbon monoxide ratio (H2/CO: 1 to 2) on the performance of the studied reactor. The selectivity (productivity) of the hydrocarbon products (S

i
), the quantity of hydrocarbons permiated (θ

i
) and the separation factors of each space (α

i
) were predicted. With increasing pressure, it is observed that θ
CO and

θ

H
2

${\theta }_{{H}_{2}}$

are decreasing from 0.62 to 0.45 and from 0.55 to 0.49 respectively. However, as the H2/CO ratio rises, this measurement shows a slight increase. Aside from, the separation factors of the majority of the current species are unaffected by the H2/CO ratio increasing, while the separation factors of carbon monoxide and hydrogen are increasing. Similarly the selectivity of water, methane, carbon dioxide and ethane increases with increasing H2/CO ratio. Based on these findings it is revealed that the membrane can enable permeability for all species present in the products mixture with varying separation factors, and that the ability to separate species other than water from the reaction side is essentially non-existent.
La speranza di un pellegrino attraverso la »città dolente«: dal finale della Vita nuova all’Eden
Authors: Cazzato Matteo 
Published: November 2023

Zusammenfassung
Der Aufsatz untersucht drei bedeutsame Momente der Reise von Dante agens durch seine Werke: die letzten Seiten der Vita nuova mit dem Sonett Deh peregrini, das Tor zum Höllenreich und die Begegnung mit Beatrice im irdischen Paradies (Purg. XXX, 138), verbunden durch die Wiederkehr lexikalischer Anhaltspunkte, die ein interessantes Netz textlicher und ideeller Korrespondenzen umreißen, insbesondere die Ausdrücke »città dolente« und »perduta gente«. Die zusammenhängende Lektüre dieser und anderer Ereignisse erlaubt es, einige Aspekte von Dantes Reise aus verschiedenen Blickwinkeln zu betrachten und die Rolle der konzeptuellen und textlichen Verbindung hervorzuheben, die die Inschrift, die das Reich der Verdammten einleitet, spielt, einige Elemente der Verbindung zwischen Dantes Werk und der zeitgenössischen Rezeption der biblischen Lamentationes (vor allem im Florentiner Kreis um Santa Croce mit den Kommentaren von Rabanus Maurus und Pietro di Giovanni Olivi) zu vertiefen und schließlich die zentrale Rolle der Tugend der Hoffnung in der Funktion der Figur der Beatrice hervorgehoben werden.
Crystal Clear? The Transparency Requirement in Unfair Terms Legislation
Authors: Loos Marco B. M. 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
In this paper, the transparency requirement, regulated in Article 5 UCTD, is discussed. This provision requires traders to draft terms that are to be incorporated into contracts with consumers in plain and intelligible language. The paper discusses the function of the transparency requirement, the different elements, and the consequences of a breach of the requirement: should the contra proferentem rule be applied, is the term lacking transparency unfair, or could it be argued that such term never was incorporated into the contract to begin with? And does it actually matter?
Equality or Superiority of the Weak Party? Consumer Protection and the Issues at Stake
Authors: Ginestri Maddalena 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
From an analysis of the most recent case law of the CJEU, it becomes clear that it has taken a troublesome position on the interpretation of the Directive on Unfair Contract Terms (UCTD) and this could result in significant repercussions in terms of effective protection afforded to consumers and difficulties imposed on traders. More specifically, the CJEU’s main interpretive difficulties have focused on Article 6 of the UCTD and namely on the question of whether the non-binding nature of unfair terms implies the preclusion of contract revision and whether the UCTD legitimises rules that primarily serve to sanction sellers and suppliers rather than to ensure a rebalancing based on the principle of contract equality.
The Court and the Sleeping Beauty 2.0: Filling the Contractual Gap, or Making Valid Consumer Contracts to the Detriment of the Non-consumer?
Authors: Tassikas Apostolos D. 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
This paper is a critical presentation of the CJEU case-law on UCTD, with particular reference to the non-filling of the contractual gap resulting from the unfairness test by applying ‘dispositive’ law or supplementary interpretation. The result contradicts the principles and methods of national civil law: not only does the balance in the contract suffer under the position the CJEU has chosen, as it creates alternated forms of balance of interests rather than the identical ones sought by the parties, but moreover, the increasing number of different cases imposes an ambiguous approach on the CJEU, since European judges have to ask on a case-by-case basis what the best interest of the consumer is. By adopting such a functional approach in favour of the substantive justice of the contract, the ECJ decided with questionable results with regard to national civil law, while methodological legal questions as to whether the contract should stand as it is, following the unfairness test, or whether a supplementation of the contract should take place are still open. It is therefore of critical importance to achieve an optimal combination between a fair balance of the contract and effective consumer protection.423
Bifurcation, chaotic behavior, and traveling wave solution of stochastic coupled Konno–Oono equation with multiplicative noise in the Stratonovich sense
Authors: Tang Yong , Li Zhao 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
The main aim of this article is to focus on the dynamics and traveling wave solution of stochastic coupled Konno–Oono equation with multiplicative noise in the Stratonovich sense. First, the considered model is converted to the nonlinear ordinary differential equations by using traveling wave transformation. Secondly, two-dimensional phase portrait of the nonlinear ordinary differential equation and its periodic perturbation system are drawn by using Maple software. Finally, the traveling wave solutions of the investigated equation are obtained via the planar dynamic system method. Moreover, three-dimensional graphs of some obtained solutions are drawn.
Gender-Marking -ess: The Suffix that Failed
Authors: Stefanowitsch Anatol , Middeke Kirsten 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
Languages with grammatical gender typically have affixes, sometimes called motion affixes, for converting grammatically masculine, semantically male human nouns into grammatically feminine, semantically female ones (e.g. German -in, as in Professor “male professor”, Professorin “female professor”). It it widely assumed that the English suffix -ess (as in actress, waitress) is such an affix. We show that this assumption is false. By the time the suffix entered the language via French and Latin loanwords from the 13th century onwards, English had lost its grammatical gender system and human nouns without gender marking were no longer interpreted as male by default. While the suffix initially served a function in deriving female correlates to lexically male human nouns (for example, nouns referring to members of the clergy or the so-called nobility), it gradually shifted to a suffix invoking female-directed stereotypes. This is a fundamental difference to motion affixes and ultimately led to the disappearance of -ess as a productive derivational morpheme. Based on an empirical analysis of roughly 780 derivations and loanwords documented in the OED and various large corpora, we trace this shift and discuss it in terms of morphological theory, in particular, with respect to the notion of productivity.
Wirtschaftliche Einheit und gesellschaftsrechtliche Dogmatik im Kontext des reformierten § 59 Abs. 1 GWB
Authors: Holle Philipp Maximilian 
Published: November 2023

Abstract

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Die Anfang des Jahres 2021 verabschiedete 10. GWB-Novelle brachte grundlegende Änderungen für das Kartellbußgeldverfahren. Ein Bestandteil dieser Änderungen war, dass Unternehmen auf ein Verlangen der Kartellbehörde hin verpflichtet sind, Auskünfte zu erteilen sowie Unterlagen herauszugeben. Diese Verpflichtung schafft eine Reihe rechtlicher und praktischer Anwendungsprobleme, deren Ursprung darin liegt, dass mit dem Unternehmen fortan nicht eine einzelne (juristische) Person gemeint ist, sondern sämtliche Personen adressiert werden sollen, die als eine wirt673schaftliche Einheit operieren. Der nachfolgende Beitrag sucht zu vermessen, welche Konsequenzen dieser Ansatz für das Innenverhältnis unter den Gesellschaften zeitigt, die die wirtschaftliche Einheit nach außen hin darstellen. Er versteht sich dabei zugleich als Blaupause für die Probleme, die entstehen, wenn das Unternehmen im Außenverhältnis als wirtschaftliche Einheit definiert wird und die diese ausmachenden Gesellschaften in die Pflicht genommen werden, es nach innen hin aber bei der Verselbständigung der einzelnen Gesellschaften bleibt.
Die Corporate Governance von Datenintermediären
Authors: Denga Michael 
Published: November 2023

Abstract

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Datenintermediäre können das Datenteilen nur dann effektiv befördern, wenn sie vertrauenssteigernde Governance-Strukturen aufweisen. Wegen der Nähe von Daten zu Immaterialgütern sind tragende Elemente der kollektiven Immaterialgüterrechtsverwaltung durch Verwertungsgesellschaften und Patentpools maßgeblich – namentlich das Partizipationsprinzip, welches Dateninhabern einen effektiven Einfluss auf die Datenverwertungspolitik der Intermediäre eröffnet. Eine zentrale Rolle für die Legalitätspflicht der Geschäftsleitung spielt das europäische Datenrecht, dessen Risikolagen neben den Organisationskosten die konkrete Organisationsverfassung bestimmt. So können Dateninhaber beim weniger gefahrgeneigten Daten-Clearing auf lediglich vertragsrechtlicher Grundlage im Datenintermediär repräsentiert werden; betreibt der Dateninintermediär hingegen Daten-Pooling, so liegt eine vollständige gesellschaftsrechtliche Integration der Dateninhaber nahe.