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“Our festival, Their festival”: the local perceptions of festival sustainability in Zanzibar festival portfolio
Authors: Jani Dev 
Published: July 2023

PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to explore local residents' perceptions of sustainability of different festivals making festival portfolio in Zanzibar.Design/methodology/approachThe study used multiqualitative methods and comparative case analysis that made use of in-depth interviews, observation and focus group discussion as the data collection techniques. Thematic content analysis was used to describe festivals from residents' point of views.FindingsThe results indicate residents to perceive two broader types of festivals: Ours and Theirs that have different impacts on sustainability of the festivals.Research limitations/implicationsThe ours and theirs dichotomy of festivals from residents' perspectives extends the conceptualization of festivals. In line with the event portfolio framework, the emerged types of festival aid event planners with understanding and managing the events with the aim of making the festival and the destinations sustainable.Originality/valueThe bifurcated perception of festival ownership provides a complimentary theoretical lens that can be applied to explain the festival workings and management that emphasize the need for places to have festival portfolio catering for different segments.
Knowledge management for supply chain resilience in pharmaceutical industry: evidence from the Middle East region
Authors: Zighan Saad , Dwaikat Nidal Yousef , Alkalha Ziad , Abualqumboz Moheeb 
Published: July 2023

PurposeThis study investigates the role of supply chain knowledge management in enhancing pharmaceutical supply chain resilience.Design/methodology/approachThis study focusses on the Middle East region, where semi-structured online interviews were conducted with 38 professionals from the pharmaceutical supply chain to collect empirical data.FindingsThe study reveals that supply chain knowledge management is a crucial value-adding practice that improves pharmaceutical supply chain resilience. Effective supply chain knowledge management enables organisations to develop agility, change, adaptability, problem-solving, response and innovation capabilities that support supply chain resilience. However, challenges related to supply chain management practices, people, processes and technology hinder the effective promotion of supply chain knowledge.Practical implicationsThis study reminds managers that knowledge management is critical for building resilience in supply chains.Social implicationsThe study highlights the importance of a resilient pharmaceutical supply chain for organisations and society. The study advocates that effective supply chain knowledge management can help ensure a sustained supply of high-quality pharmaceutical products and services during crises.Originality/valueThe study offers novel insights by examining pharmaceutical supply chain resilience from a knowledge management perspective and highlighting the potential of knowledge capabilities to enable supply chains to recover from crises and adapt to the new normal. This study also highlights the key strategic considerations for managing knowledge effectively throughout the supply chain.
Learning for success: understanding crowdfunding relaunch performance after initial failures
Authors: Liu Xiaochen , Xu Yukuan , Ye Qiang , Jin Yu 
Published: July 2023

Purpose Fierce competition in the crowdfunding market has resulted in high failure rates. Owing to their dedication and efforts, many founders have relaunched failed campaigns as a second attempt. Despite the need for a better understanding, the success of campaign relaunches has not been well-researched. To fill this research gap, this study first theorizes how founders’ learning may enhance their competencies and influence investors’ attribution of entrepreneurial failure. The study then empirically documents the extent and conditions under which such learning efforts impact campaign relaunch performance.Design/methodology/approach This study examines 5,798 Kickstarter-relaunched campaigns. The founders’ learning efforts are empirically captured by key changes in campaign design that deviate from past business practices. Word movers’ distances and perceptual hashing algorithms (pHash) are used separately to measure differences in campaign textual descriptions and pictorial designs.Findings Differences in textual descriptions and pictorial designs during campaign failure–relaunch are positively associated with campaign relaunch success. The impacts are further amplified when the previous failures are more severe.Originality/value This study is one of the first to examine the success of a campaign relaunch after an initial failure. This study contributes to a better understanding of founders’ learning in crowdfunding contexts and provides insights into the strategies founders can adopt to reap performance benefits.
Visioning strategy through the “Johari window”: discovering critical “unknowns” in a rapidly evolving context
Authors: Welch James 
Published: July 2023

Purpose
The purpose of this article is to examine the interaction of strategy formulation with the intelligence variation of the Johari window. Formulating firm strategy with an understanding of these four knowledge-awareness areas can help a company understand their own strengths and weakness in relation to the dynamics of the industry in which they operate while also developing a greater awareness and understanding of their competition, environmental considerations, and future implications. Through this interaction, a firm can identify factors impacting the organization's future success and can develop a comprehensive strategic plan that adapts to changes and uncertainties in the environment.

Design/methodology/approach
Extant literature and available tools are explored to develop a usable framework in conducting an extensive SWOT analysis as related to the four knowledge-awareness areas, known knowns, known unknowns, unknown knowns, and unknown unknowns.

Findings
It is crucial for businesses to acknowledge the significance of integrating all four categories of knowledge-awareness, known knowns, known unknowns, unknown knowns, and unknown unknowns, into their strategic formulation, as this can facilitate the development of adaptable and effective strategic plans that consider the constantly evolving business landscape. This approach can equip organizations with the necessary tools to thrive over the long term, even with unforeseen obstacles and uncertainties. It is imperative that businesses do not overlook the importance of considering all four categories during analysis to enable them to achieve strategic planning that is both effective and adaptable.

Originality/value
Focusing only on the knowns that are already identified, while disregarding the unknowns that have not been discovered, can lead to blind spots and oversights that can be detrimental to the organization's growth and sustainability. By being aware of all four categories of knowledge, an organization can adapt to changes and uncertainties in the business environment, and make informed decisions based on a fuller picture of the situation.
Turkish gen Z players’ in-game purchase intention: does gender difference matter?
Authors: Akin Mahmut Selami 
Published: July 2023

Purpose
This study aims to illuminate Turkish gen Z players’ intention to make in-game purchases based on stimulus–organism–response (SOR) model and uncover the distinctive role of gender.

Design/methodology/approach
Six hundred and ninety-six young players were included in the research who are aged 12 to 29 in Istanbul, Türkiye. Measurement validity was checked via principal component and confirmatory factor analysis. Structural model testing, mediation and multigroup analysis were conducted to test relationships among latent constructs.

Findings
The study revealed enjoyment, perceived attractiveness and economic value were positively associated with gamer satisfaction, though connectedness was not. In addition, gamer satisfaction positively affected loyalty and loyalty predicted in-game purchase intention. On the other hand, the magnitude of enjoyment-gamer satisfaction path was greater in female players than in males. However, the effect sizes of perceived attractiveness and economic value on gamer satisfaction were larger in males than in females.

Research limitations/implications
The research focuses on freemium game context, the sample of Istanbul province in Turkey, and gen Z (12 to 29) players constituting the limitations.

Practical implications
Mobile game producers should consider that enjoyment is more substantial for female players to increase in-game revenue. Hence, perceived attractiveness and economic value may be improved for male players. They could also balance the gaming experience by providing social connectivity and isolation.

Originality/value
It is the initial attempt to unveil Turkish young mobile players’ behavioral tendency toward paid in-game extensions. On the other hand, gender difference is a salient matter unnoticed by other investigations that the strength of stimulus varies from players’ gender discovered by the research.
ohun: An R package for diagnosing and optimizing automatic sound event detection
Authors: Araya‐Salas Marcelo , Smith‐Vidaurre Grace , Chaverri Gloriana , Brenes Juan C. , Chirino Fabiola , Elizondo‐Calvo Jorge , Rico‐Guevara Alejandro 
Published: July 2023

Abstract

Animal acoustic signals are widely used in diverse research areas due to the relative ease with which sounds can be registered across a wide range of taxonomic groups and research settings. However, bioacoustics research can quickly generate large data sets, which might prove challenging to analyse promptly. Although many tools are available for the automated detection of sounds, choosing the right approach can be difficult and only a few tools provide a framework for evaluating detection performance.

Here, we present ohun, an R package intended to facilitate automated sound event detection. ohun provides functions to diagnose and optimize detection routines, compare performance among different detection approaches and evaluate the accuracy in inferring the temporal location of events.

The package uses reference annotations containing the time position of target sounds in a training data set to evaluate detection routine performance using common signal detection theory indices. This can be done both with routine outputs imported from other software and detections run within the package. The package also provides functions to organize acoustic data sets in a format amenable to detection analyses. In addition, ohun includes energy‐based and template‐based detection methods, two commonly used automatic approaches in bioacoustics research.

We show how ohun can be used to automatically detect vocal signals with case studies of adult male zebra finch Taenopygia gutata songs and Spix's disc‐winged bat Thyroptera tricolor ultrasonic social calls. We also include examples of how to evaluate the detection performance of ohun and external software. Finally, we provide some general suggestions to improve detection performance.
Herbaceous vegetation changes along a bush encroachment intensity gradient in a montane area
Authors: Stephen Retselisitsoe J. , Chatanga Peter , Seleteng‐Kose Lerato , Mapeshoane Botle , Marake Makoala V. 
Published: July 2023

AbstractAlthough bush encroachment in rangelands is a widely reported phenomenon, particularly in the arid and semi‐arid regions of southern Africa, the knowledge of the impact of bush encroachment in montane rangelands is inadequate to support the sustainable management of these important ecosystems. This study assessed how herbaceous vegetation changes along a bush encroachment intensity gradient in the montane rangelands of Sehlabathebe in the Qacha's Nek District of Lesotho. Fifty 16 m2 vegetation plots were randomly selected on a bush‐encroached rangeland area. In each plot, bush species data, including canopy cover, richness, density and height, were recorded. The Braun‐Blanquet method was used to assess herbaceous vegetation. The data were analysed using regression analysis, correlation analysis and ordination. Forb and graminoids attributes (Shannon‐Wiener diversity, species richness, evenness and percentage cover) together with bush attributes (height, density, diversity, evenness, richness and cover %) were subjected to regression and ordination. Results revealed that bush cover was negatively correlated with both forb and graminoids vegetation cover. While forb species richness, evenness and Shannon‐Wiener diversity increased with an increase in bush encroachment intensity, graminoid species abundance and diversity decreased. Overall, bush encroachment negatively impacted the structure and composition of graminoids. This implies that bush encroachment compromises the condition of montane rangelands because graminoids contribute to grazable forage more than forbs in these montane ecosystems.
Fucking up, fixing up, and standing up (to the colonial project of gender and sexuality)
Authors: O'Sullivan Sandy 
Published: July 2023

AbstractAs a Wiradjuri person living on stolen Kabi Kabi Land, I begin this article by framing Yindyamarra Winhanganha as an ethos of my life, and therefore of the research I conduct. Yindyamarra Winhanganha is a complex Wiradjuri philosophy of designing a world that is made better through our actions. It forms the starting point of my relationality and centers my aspirations as a researcher. Wiradjuri is my Aboriginal language group and community, located in the colonial state of New South Wales, Australia, which constitutes a landmass larger than Portugal. In the Wiradjuri lands, there is a colonially disrupted archaeological record of occupation dating back at least 60,000 years. Relationality and connectedness underpin the conduct of my research, and—as is appropriate according to Yindyamarra—I reflect on how this approach has allowed growth, recalibration, and ethical conduct. If this article seems to only peripherally touch on anthropology, you can thank me later.
Ethnography after anthropology
Authors: Parreñas Juno Salazar 
Published: July 2023

AbstractFor many today, extraction is a damning feature of all ethnography. Yet anthropologically minded ethnographers should not think of themselves as multinational mining corporations. The self‐estimation of any ethnographer, especially an anthropologically minded ethnographer, should be much lower and smaller, as low and small as tiny moles that make new connections by digging channels in the dark. Moles might not be the perfect analogy. They do, however, demonstrate to anthropologically minded ethnographers two important characteristics: they are fuzzy, and they spend an enormous amount of time digging. Ethnographers should be like moles, maintaining a sensitivity to where they tread and where they might dig, feeling compelled to dig deeper instead of staying on the open surface, and being open to a synesthesia of fuzziness.
The effect of placement and management of intrathecal catheters following accidental dural puncture on the incidence of postdural puncture headache and severity: a retrospective real‐world study
Authors: Binyamin Y. , Azem Karam , Heesen M. , Gruzman I. , Frenkel A. , Fein S. , Eidelman L. A. , Garren A. , Frank D. , Orbach‐Zinger S. 
Published: July 2023

SummaryAccidental dural puncture during an attempt to establish labour epidural analgesia can result in postdural puncture headache and long‐term debilitating conditions. Epidural blood patch, the gold standard treatment for this headache, is invasive and not always successful. Inserting an intrathecal catheter after accidental dural puncture may prevent postdural puncture headache. We evaluated the effect of intrathecal catheter insertion on the incidence of postdural puncture headache and the need for epidural blood patch and whether duration of intrathecal catheterisation or injection of intrathecal saline affected outcome. Our retrospective study was conducted at two tertiary, university‐affiliated medical centres between 2017 and 2022 and included 92,651 epidurals and 550 cases of accidental dural puncture (0.59%); 219 parturients (39.8%) received an intrathecal catheter and 331 (60.2%) a resited epidural. Use of an intrathecal catheter versus resiting the epidural did not decrease the odds of postdural puncture headache, adjusted odds ratio (aOR) (95%CI) 0.91 (0.81–1.01), but was associated with a lower need for epidural blood patch (aOR (95%CI) 0.82 (0.73–0.91), p < 0.001). We found no benefit in leaving in the intrathecal catheter for 24 h postpartum (postdural puncture headache, aOR (95%CI) 1.01 (1.00–1.02), p = 0.015; epidural blood patch, aOR (95%CI) 1.00 (0.99–1.01), p = 0.40). We found an added benefit of injecting intrathecal saline as it decreased the incidence of postdural puncture headache (aOR (95%CI) 0.85 (0.73–0.99), p = 0.04) and the need for epidural blood patch (aOR (95%CI) 0.75 (0.64–0.87), p < 0.001). Our study confirms the benefits of intrathecal catheterisation and provides guidance on how to best manage an intrathecal catheter.
Direct‐to‐participant investigational medicinal product supply in clinical trials in Europe: Exploring the experiences of sponsors, site staff and couriers
Authors: de Jong Amos J. , Santa‐Ana‐Tellez Yared , Zuidgeest Mira G. P. , Grupstra Renske J. , Jami Fatemeh , de Boer Anthonius , Gardarsdottir Helga ,   the Trials@Home Consortium
Published: July 2023

AbstractAimsInsights into the current practice of direct‐to‐participant (DtP) supply of investigational medicinal product (IMP) in the context of clinical trials conducted in Europe are needed, as regulations are unharmonized. This study is set out to explore how DtP IMP supply has been employed in Europe and what the advantages and disadvantages and barriers and facilitators of its implementation are.MethodsWe conducted semi‐structured interviews with representatives from sponsor companies, courier services and site study staff involved in the IMP dispensing and delivery process in Europe. Interviews were conducted between May and November 2021, and data were analysed following thematic analysis.ResultsSixteen respondents participated in one of the 12 interviews. Respondents had experience with different models of DtP IMP supply including shipment from the investigative site, a central pharmacy (a depot under the control of a pharmacist) and a local pharmacy—aiming to reduce trial participation burden. The respondents indicated that investigative site‐to‐participant shipment is not affected by regulatory barriers, but could burden site staff. Shipment from central locations was considered most efficient, but possible regulatory barriers related to maintaining participants' privacy and investigator oversight were identified. The respondents indicated that the involvement of local pharmacies to dispense IMP can be considered when the IMP is authorized.ConclusionsSeveral DtP IMP supply models are implemented in clinical trials conducted in Europe. In this study, three main DtP IMP models were identified, which can be referenced when describing these approaches for regulatory approval.
Intratumor Fusobacterium nucleatum promotes the progression of pancreatic cancer via the CXCL1‐CXCR2 axis
Authors: Hayashi Masataka , Ikenaga Naoki , Nakata Kohei , Luo Haizhen , Zhong PingShan , Date Satomi , Oyama Koki , Higashijima Nobuhiro , Kubo Akihiro , Iwamoto Chika , Torata Nobuhiro , Abe Toshiya , Yamada Yutaka , Ohuchida Kenoki , Oda Yoshinao , Nakamura Masafumi 
Published: July 2023

AbstractIntratumor bacteria modify the tumor immune microenvironment and influence outcomes of various tumors. Periodontal pathogen Fusobacterium nucleatum has been detected in pancreatic cancer tissues and is associated with poor prognosis. However, it remains unclear how F. nucleatum affects pancreatic cancer. Here, we compared clinical features with F. nucleatum colonization in pancreatic cancer tissues. F. nucleatum was detected in 15.5% (13/84) of pancreatic cancer patients. The tumor size was significantly larger in the F. nucleatum‐positive group than in the negative group. To clarify the biological effect of intratumor F. nucleatum on pancreatic cancer progression, we performed migration/invasion assays and cytokine array analysis of cancer cells cocultured with F. nucleatum. F. nucleatum promoted CXCL1 secretion from pancreatic cancer cells, leading to cancer progression through autocrine signaling. Intratumor F. nucleatum suppressed tumor‐infiltrating CD8+ T cells by recruiting myeloid‐derived suppressor cells (MDSCs) to the tumor in an F. nucleatum‐injected subcutaneous pancreatic cancer mouse model, resulting in tumor progression. Furthermore, tumor growth accelerated by F. nucleatum was suppressed by MDSC depletion or cytokine inhibitors. Intratumor F. nucleatum promoted pancreatic cancer progression through autocrine and paracrine mechanisms of the CXCL1‐CXCR2 axis. Blockade of the CXCL1‐CXCR2 axis may be a novel therapeutic approach for patients with intratumor F. nucleatum‐positive pancreatic cancer.
Prevalence and risk factors for hand eczema among professional hospital cleaners in Denmark: A cross‐sectional questionnaire‐based study
Authors: Sedeh Farnam Barati , Michaelsdóttir Thórunn Elísabet , Christiensen Karl Bang , Mortensen Ole Steen , Jemec Gregor Borut Ernst , Ibler Kristina Sophie 
Published: July 2023

AbstractBackgroundProfessional cleaners are commonly affected by hand eczema (HE) due to wet work and exposure to cleaning products in the work environment.ObjectiveTo investigate (1) the prevalence of HE in a group of professional hospital cleaners, (2) the association of HE with various comorbidities and self‐reported signs/symptoms of skin lesions and (3) the association of HE with various occupational and personal risk factors in the same population.MethodsA cross‐sectional questionnaire‐based study including all cleaners working in three hospitals in Denmark. The questionnaire was composed of 35 questions. Prevalence is reported using proportions with 95% confidence intervals and compared using difference of proportions and Fisher's exact test.ResultsA total of 122 out of 180 cleaners (response rate = 68%) participated in this study. The self‐reported lifetime prevalence of HE among the cleaners was 30.3%, while the 1‐year prevalence was 18.9%. HE was significantly associated with a history of atopic diseases. There was a significant correlation between having HE, and self‐reported redness and itch of the hands in the last 12 months, as well as the use of hydrochloric acid ≥4 days/week during the last 12 months. Logistic regression analysis found HE significantly associated with washing hands ≥20 times during a working day and a history of atopic dermatitis.ConclusionCleaners are at an elevated risk of developing HE. More focus on education/information regarding the prevention and treatment of HE is necessary for the cleaning profession. Self‐reported redness and itching of the hands may be a useful prediction of HE in cleaners.