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The Doomed Pursuit of Dignity: Artists as Property Guardians in and Against Artwashing
Authors: Vilenica Ana 
Published: April 2023

This paper discusses the role of artists engaged in live-work property guardian schemes and their potentials to act in a dignifying way at sites of struggle over the regeneration of council housing in London. To gain this understanding, I will describe how artists are embedded in this context by looking at the interaction between artists and property guardian enterprises working on housing estates in London. I will critically examine the artist role through the lance of artwashing critical method, namely allyship of the art world with the real estate industry in the process of social cleansing of housing estates in the UK. Following this, I will discuss the potential of artists to act in a dignified way, drawing on interviews with artists that have lived as property guardians. I will talk about the frustration of artists that stems from their circumstances, namely torn between the necessity to survive within an unaffordable housing market in London and the wish to make art in an uncompromised way. Studying the instrumentalization of artists employed by real-estate industry property guardian enterprises and the artists' attempts to resist this instrumentalization is vital for any understanding of the recent mutations in the capitalist management of housing and art and vital for the attempt to establish new sites of artistic urban struggle for housing justice.

Article received: April 20, 2021; Article accepted: June 21, 2021; Published online: September 15, 2021; Original scholarly paper
The Tuning of the World in the 20th and 21st Century: Discourses on Sound and Ecology
Authors: Leković Biljana 
Published: April 2023

In this paper, I would like to systematize possible areas, disciplines, and practices that deal with sound and ecology. Also, I would like to research their potential in solving global environmental and sonic problems. I would explore this topic with the idea of following the genesis and continuity of the development of ecological thought and practice concerning sound and music: from the concept of acoustic ecology, as a key one, which since the 1970s has brought to the fore the question of the relationship between sound and the environment, i.e., sound in the environment, through other disciplines based on critical thinking about the relation between sound and current environmental problems.

Article received: April 30, 2021; Article accepted: June 21, 2021; Published online: September 15, 2021. Original scholarly paper
Language as Poetry and Drama According to Benedito Nunes
Authors: Duarte Rodrigo 
Published: April 2023

Benedito Nunes was a Brazilian philosopher and literary critic who developed his activities in the second half of the twentieth and the first decade of the twenty first centuries. A graduate in law, he was, in the beginning of his intellectual career, an autodidact in philosophy, until he could attend Merleau-Ponty’s and Paul Ricouer’s courses in France, in 1960. His publications, ranging from didactic books to treatises and anthologies of essays, approach mainly topics of aesthetics and philosophy of art (particularly philosophy of literature). In this article special attention is given to two of his most relevant books: Passagem para o poético. Filosofia e Poesia em Heidegger [Passage to the poetic. Philosophy and poetry in Heidegger] – winner of 1987’s Prêmio Jabuti award – and O drama da linguagem. Uma leitura de Clarice Lispector [The Drama of Language. A Reading of Clarice Lispector].

Article received: April 23, 2021; Article accepted: July 30, 2021; Published online: October 15, 2021; Original scholarly paper
Trans-Tactical Performance Actions as an Antagonistic Form in Dealing with the Hegemonic Forms of Neoliberal Policies of Power
Authors: Frangovska Ana 
Published: April 2023

Public space is where the interests of the community and its individuals as entities are articulated. It is fundamental to democratic governments. And as such, there should be reconciliation between the interests and actions of governmental policies and those of the citizen’s public interests as healthy democratic procedures. Unfortunately, this is not the case, since the neo-liberal and quasi-democratic societies still use hegemonic methodologies to implement their policies and ideologies, bypassing harsh criticism of public opinion and critical thought, even in the realm of public space. Such approaches are initiatives for actions in the field of cultural and artistic interventions performed in the spirit of trans-tactics (such as transmediality, transdisciplinarity, transhistoricism, transmemory, transnationalism), opposing the norms of social constraints and distorted values of the domination of capital, as opposed to history, collective memory, quality, and identity as paths to contemporaneity.
This paper deals with the artistic actions carried out by a young group of individuals – Filip Jovanovski (artist), Ivana Vaseva (curator) and Kristina Lelovac (actor). It’s about a trilogy of performative actions: “If Buildings Would Talk”; “The Universal Hall in Flame” and “Dear Republic” which took place between 2015 and 2021. These are contemporary forms of cultural and artistic actions of an interactive character, which can be defined as trans-tactical performance essays. These participatory forms also point to the distorted boundaries of contemporary art in the public space of today where the loss of the boundaries of mediality, discipline, nationality, historicism become the main matrix for action against the policies of power.

Article received: December 23, 2021; Article accepted: February 1, 2022; Published online: April 15, 2022; Original scholarly article
Cryptoart and Digital Humanities: Transtechnological Perspectives and the Challenge of Tactical Positions
Authors: Stojanović Dragana 
Published: April 2023

Contemporary times always pose a challenge for theoreticians who try to map it and encode it. Nevertheless, it is more than important to grapple with present times and bring out the topics that can engage understanding of present discourses, potentials, and possibilities. It is even more true with art and humanities that, each on its side, faced significant challenges from the rise of technology-driven reality. As for the art, it seems that technology gives more opportunities and options than ever, but it is not without questions of value, authenticity, ownership, commodification, or artivist practices. As for the humanities, they already faced the alleged “crisis” due to the new wave of technocracy. New technology offers new media, new languages, and new discourses. But is it all good news? Should art and humanities form a kind of a (trans)tactical (im)pact and adopt the technology language, or would such a turn create more slippery points than easy-going practices? This paper will try to examine transdisciplinary and transtechnological coordinates of art and humanities taking the case study of cryptoart and blockchain system usage in contemporary artistic practices. This will also engage the discussion about digital humanities, which might be one of the next transdisciplinary steps to continue the fierce line of experimentation, and to combat the trend of going back to disciplinary frameworks.

Article received: December 18, 2021; Article accepted: February 1, 2022; Published online: April 15, 2022; Original scholarly article
Back from the Future: Theatre and Performance in Central Eastern Europe Beyond the Anthropocene, 1920–Today
Authors: Braun Micha 
Published: April 2023

Theatre is and has always been a practice of imagination – especially of alternative worlds, spaces, and futures. This does not only apply to theatre and performance in its well-established and acknowledged forms, but even more to non-conformist or experimental practices that deal with repressive, authoritarian regimes or with a perception of crisis in general. At least since the historical avant-gardes of the early 20th century, an outlook onto alternative futures that can handle or even overcome these crises has been a regular feature of theatre and performance practice.
A particularly imaginative approach within such projections features notions of a human-less time and space – a world beyond the Anthropos. The resulting notions of a deserted world, of a continuing (and perhaps flourishing) ecosystem, or a lifeless wasteland ‘populated’ only by objects, robots, or other remnants, can be perceived as an expression of a certain awareness of a world in peril – ecologically, politically, and socially – already in their time of origin.
Utilizing a comparative approach, my paper examines several instances of those theatrical practices between the historical avant-garde, the neo-avant-garde and the present time, with a special focus on Central Eastern Europe. Exemplary projects and works like Karel Čapek’s drama R.U.R. (1920 with several stagings in the following years), or Paweł Althamer’s social experiment Common Task (2009 ff.) will be introduced as well as the conceptual perspective of Reism (thing-ism), formulated by the Slovenian group OHO (around Marko Pogačnik, 1966 ff.). From the common viewpoint of the mentioned projects – back from a future beyond the Anthropocene – a radically different relationship to the world, nature, and the subject arises: instead of an anthropocentric mastery over the world, a more or less non-hierarchical way of dealing with subjects, objects, animals and people can be observed.

Article received: December 12, 2021; Article accepted: February 1, 2022; Published online: April 15, 2022; Original scholarly article
The Impacts of Digitalization on Traditional Forms of Art
Authors: Tvrdišić Sara 
Published: April 2023

During the technological revolution, many aspects of human perceptions changed. Now with the method of digitalization, paintings that were once oil on canvas or huge works of art posted in galleries have become merely a replica of themselves, with binary code in the background. The materiality of art has been transferred into a new digital world with code, more familiar to be read by an AI than by humans. Transmediality, at the same time, opens a new concept of perception and changes the way a piece of art should be examined. The main goal of this paper is to determine the key points of transmediality and how they impact artistic and media practices. Through the theories of transmediality, multimodality, and transtextuality, this paper aims to answer how to analyze traditional artistic forms, such as paintings, sculptures, music, literature, analog photographs, films, and architecture that are now digitized into virtual website tours with a digital code mediator. This paper aims to show whether it is necessary to be present in person to view the original piece of art in a gallery, museum, archaeological site, cinema, or whether a good virtual replica is adequate. In the case of the latter, will our perspective of art in the future change, so that the majority of new art and national cultural heritage will only exist in virtual reality, with an endless number of originals that can be replicated with just one click.

Article received: December 18, 2021; Article accepted: February 1, 2022; Published online: April 15, 2022; Original scholarly article
Evaluation of the Human Capital of the Enterprise: Problems and Solutions
Authors: Zhdanov D. A. 
Published: April 2023

Measuring the value of human capital (HC) of an enterprise is traditionally, on the one hand, the key task of managing the human resources potential of a business, and on the other hand, it is a difficult task that has not found its correct solution yet. In this regard, the purpose of this study was to develop an approach that allows us to rank the methods for measuring the HC of an enterprise in terms of reliability of the obtained results. To achieve this goal, a methodological approach was used, based on a comparative analysis of existing practices for measuring HC, grouping these procedures according to key features, and followed by ranking the formed groups based on parameters that determine the adequacy of the estimates obtained.As the analysis has shown, it is advisable to use the features of the indicators used for calculation as criteria for typing existing methods for measuring HC. These characteristics included the following options for initial data: investment; current indicators; return on investment. In order to determine the methods that provide the best reliability of the obtained results, such methods were distributed on the basis of features that characterize the reliability of the primary data. As a result, we formed an approach that made it possible to rank typical methods for assessing the value of the enterprise’s HC from the standpoint of the reliability of displaying the area under study, which distinguishes this method from other existing procedures. At the end of the work, the ways to increase the HC of an enterprise are proposed, taking into account the preferences of active workers, in particular, and their attention to ensuring the wellbeing of employees by the employer.
Potential autonomous vehicle ownership growth in Hungary using the Gompertz model
Authors: Alatawneh Anas , Torok Adam 
Published: April 2023

Abstract
Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) are anticipated to bring forth a multitude of advantages for upcoming mobility.These potential benefits and many others vary substantially by the market share of AVs. There are several articles that investigated AV market share with a variety of methods, however, they show a huge variation depending on the market specifications. The aim of this research is to calculate private AV adoption rates over time depending on the Hungarian automobile market characteristics. The research empirically estimates, using the Gompertz function, the projected growth rates of private autonomous passenger vehicles in Hungary using historical patterns of human-driven vehicle ownership data on the basis of projected per capita GDP.The study's findings suggest that, in an optimistic and moderate scenario, the Hungarian car market is projected to become saturated due to AVs by 2067 and 2076, respectively. However, a pessimistic estimation indicates that saturation is unlikely to occur before 2100. This study’s contribution to the literature is through a mathematical approach that predicts AVs market penetration rate and saturation year, in which the assumptions and the used parameters of the model can be modified depending on different case studies, or they can be updated due to the advancement in technology and improvement in knowledge of the studied market.
KPI tree - a hierarchical relationship structure of key performance indicators for value streams
Authors: Bumba Alberto , Gomes Manuel , Jesus Cristiano , Lima Rui M. 
Published: April 2023

Abstract
Performance Measurement Systems (PMS) have been a potential answer to problems related to production systems monitoring, allowing the management and manipulation of data collected at various levels in organizations. PMS can be defined as a group of indicators in an information system. There are several types of PMS, however, the relationship between indicators in a PMS is still an issue that needs to be explored, as the KPIs in a production system are not independent and may have an intrinsic relationship. The purpose of this paper is to present a multilevel structure and its intrinsic structural relation for managing and analysing KPIs for a value stream production system. This hierarchical structure has different KPI levels such as Improvement KPIs, Monitoring KPIs, and Results KPIs or KPR (Key Performance Results), intrinsically related from the strategic levels to the operational levels. This provides a useful tool for the management of production systems, being used to analyse, and support the organization's continuous improvement processes.
Toxicity Associated with Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors: Analysis of Immune-Related Adverse Events with a Pembrolizumab Biosimilar (Pembroria)
Authors: Fedyanin M. Yu. , Snegovoy A. V. , Breder V. V. , Linkova Yu. N. , Zinkina-Orikhan A. V. , Setkina S. B. , Fogt S. N. , Chistiakov V. S. , Kravtsova N. A. 
Published: April 2023

In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the number of patients with malignancies treated with immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs), including the anti-programmed cell death protein 1 (anti–PD-1) agent pembrolizumab. One of the important aspects of conducting clinical trials with ICIs is the assessment of the risk of developing immune-related adverse events (irAEs).The aim of the study was to evaluate the safety of a pembrolizumab biosimilar (BCD-201, Pembroria) compared with a reference medicinal product using the results of a phase I clinical trial and the available medical literature.Materials and methods. A phase I double-blind, randomised, controlled clinical trial (BCD-201-1) has been conducted in patients with advanced melanoma and non-small-cell lung cancer (n=131). Patients were randomly allocated in a 1:1 ratio to receive either BCD-201 (Pembroria) or the reference medicinal product (Keytruda®), administered intravenously at a dose of 200 mg every 3 weeks for up to 24 weeks or until disease progression or unacceptable toxicity is observed. Since the trial results remain blinded at the time of this writing, treatment group data are masked.Results. The study demonstrated the equivalence of pharmacokinetics and comparable safety profiles of pembrolizumab biosimilar and reference medicinal products. Both medicinal products were well tolerated; the frequency of all-grade irAEs was comparable between treatment groups (21.2% in Group 1 vs 21.5% in Group 2). Most irAEs were mild to moderate, with the exception of a case of Grade 3 diarrhoea and immune-mediated enterocolitis in one study subject; there were no statistically significant differences in the median time to development of irAEs between treatment groups (Р=0.22, two-sided Wilcoxon test).Conclusions. The analysed period of the BCD-201-1 trial demonstrated comparable safety characteristics of Pembroria and Keytruda®, which is consistent with the published safety data on the latter. Information on the similarity of long-term safety profiles of the pembrolizumab biosimilar and the reference medicinal product will be obtained from ongoing clinical trials.
Determination Optimum Inventory Level for Material Using Genetic Algorithm
Authors: Laith Watheq Hayawi , Al-Zubaidy Sawsan Sabeeh , Mahmoud Mahmoud Abbas 
Published: April 2023

The integration of decision-making will lead to the robust of its decisions, and then determination optimum inventory level to the required materials to produce and reduce the total cost by the cooperation of purchasing department with inventory department and also with other company,s departments. Two models are suggested to determine Optimum Inventory Level (OIL), the first model (OIL-model 1) assumed that the inventory level for materials quantities equal to the required materials, while the second model (OIL-model 2) assumed that the inventory level for materials quantities more than the required materials for the next period. This study was applied in Wasit Company for Textile Manufacturing in the Textile Factory, where it produces five products, which are printed striped, plain, poplin, dyed poplin and Naba weave. The products are made from cotton and they are passing through several stages to transfer to the final product. A genetic algorithm is used to determine the optimum quantity of the purchase a cotton and colors for each month and with minimum cost. Where the purchasing and transportation costs were either constant or variable with respect to purchased quantities while holding cost is kept constant. The results showed that the total cost of the first model is minimum than the second model because the holding cost for this model is less from the second model, while the purchasing and transportation costs from two models are equals. The percentage of purchasing cost for cotton is the biggest value, more 99% of purchasing cost for two models.
Brain Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) in Spinal Muscular Atrophy: A Scoping Review
Authors: Mugisha Nancy , Oliveira-Carneiro Andrea , Behlim Tarannum , Oskoui Maryam 
Published: April 2023

Background: 5q Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) is a prototypical lower motor neuron disorder. However, the characteristic early motor impairment raises the question on the scope of brain involvement with implications for further investigations on the brain as a potential therapeutic target. Objective: To review changes across the SMA clinical spectrum reported on brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Methods: We conducted a scoping review of existing literature on PubMed and EMBASE. Two reviewers searched and retrieved relevant articles on magnetic resonance brain imaging in individuals with SMA censoring to April 2022. Full-text articles published in peer-reviewed journals or abstracts accepted to conferences in English and French were included. Results: Twelve articles were identified describing a total of 39 patients [age range: 11 days to 41 years old, type 0 ( n = 5), type 1 ( n = 4), type 2 ( n = 2), type 3 ( n = 22), type 4 ( n = 6)]. All reported structural changes and did not explore other MRI modalities. In individuals with infantile onset SMA, cortical and subcortical brain abnormalities in white matter, basal ganglia, thalamus, hippocampus, and high intensity areas around lateral ventricles and thalami were reported over time. In individuals with later-onset SMA, reduced cerebellar and lobular volume were observed as well as increased grey matter density in motor areas. Conclusions: Limited data on brain imaging in SMA highlights both cortical and subcortical involvement in SMA, supporting the hypothesis that changes are not restricted to lower motor neuron pathways. Further studies are needed to determine the extent and prevalence of structural and functional brain changes across SMA types.
SIMULATION OF TEMPERATURE EFFECTS IN MASSIVE BODIES USING THE MODIFIED METHOD OF LINES
Authors: Kosheviy Oleksandr , Levkivskyi Dmytro , Yansons Marina , Chubarev Anton , Marchuk Oleksandr 
Published: April 2023

This article presents the main ideas and possibilities of the modified straight line method for modeling temperature effects in massive bodies. The calculation model of a rectangular beam with a defined thermal state is adopted. The procedure for reducing the dimensionality of the original equations using the modified method of straight lines and the Bubnov-Galyorkin-Petrov method for boundary conditions is applied. The reduced equation of thermal conductivity and the reduced equation of heat balance are given. Conclusions are made regarding the addition of reduced second-order equations with components from the boundary conditions on the lateral surfaces, and finally reduced second-order equations in spatial variables are given.
We are considering a beam of rectangular cross-section, the three dimensions of which are of the same order. The thermal state of such an object is three-dimensional and is therefore described systematically using three-dimensional heat conduction equations. When applying the modified method of straight lines to reduce the dimensionality of the original equations, it is convenient to use them in the form of a system of partial differential equations of the first order in spatial coordinates.
According to the modified method of straight lines, two systems of straight lines parallel to the coordinate axes Oy and Oz are applied to the beam (a decrease in dimensionality in terms of spatial variables y and z is assumed). The choice of such straight lines is due to the fact that the reduced equations will depend on the variables x and t, that is, they will resemble the one-dimensional equations of the one-dimensional non-stationary problem of thermal conductivity, for which efficient and convenient numerical methods have been developed in the literature of mathematical physics at the moment, to which it is easy to adapt the reduced equation.