bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Path to Sustainable Competitive Advantage with Use of Environmental, Social and Governance Principles
Authors: Ferro De Guimarães Julio Cesar , Severo Eliana Andréa , Dorion Eric Charles Henri 
Published: May 2023

Purpose of the study: This study aims to analyze the relationship between product innovation and strategic resources used by the furniture enterprises, under the perspective of sustainable competitive advantage, with the intention to identify the resources previous to innovation.
Methodology/approach: The method used in this research is a quantitative and descriptive study, through a survey, applied to 1067 companies in Brazilian furniture industry. The data analysis occurred through Structural Equation Modeling.
Originality/Relevance: Product innovation and strategic resources are capable of providing great potential for economic transformation. It is strategically acknowledged that there is a relationship between product innovation and the use of resources, however, there are as yet insufficient empirical studies to determine which resources influence product innovation. Another important aspect is to evaluate the influence of Environmental, Social and Governance sustainability precepts in the development of new products.
Key findings: In the empirical study, noticed that Product Innovation results from the use of resources, which configures innovation antecedents.
Theoretical/methodological contributions: This study contributes the advancement of science, which can be used to analyze the antecedents of Product Innovation, which pointed out that companies with strategic resources can expand the capacity of innovation by generating sustainable Product Innovation, which leads to the success of a new product.
Social contributions/to management: This study can contribute to managerial decisions, as the results indicate that the Success in New Product Development proved to be an essential form of competitive advantage, comparing the results of Product Innovation with competitors and relating this performance to the use of Environmental, Social and Governance principles.
Rethinking Democratic Legitimacy: The Role of Metagovernance in Non-Market Approaches
Authors: Andrade Guilherme Paulo , Andrade de Abreu Júlio César , Santos Ruan Carlos dos , Khatib Saleh Fadel Ahmad 
Published: May 2023

Purpose of the study: The aim of this study is to demonstrate why metagovernance is not effective in increasing the democratic legitimacy of networks; to this end, an articulated map will be presented to describe how interactions occur within metagoverned environments.
Methodology/approach: To construct the macro-model of analysis, the methodology of Quivy and Campenhoudt (2005) was used. To consolidate the knowledge involved in the theoretical approach, the Knowledge Development Process-Constructivist (Proknow-C) method by Ensslin, Dutra and Ensslin (2000)was used. Such a proposal allowed a multidisciplinary perspective, capturing important concepts from economics and organizational theory to apply them to the meta-governed environment.
Originality/Relevance: Metagovernance systems suggest some ability to provide democratic plurality to a social environment, in that we need to understand "if" and "how" this applies; metagovernance is recent in academia and is under discussion; we need to understand its impact in countries with developing institutional environments.
Key findings: Metagoverned systems involve multiple players; difficulty of reconciliation raises transaction costs, both ex-ante - to achieve consensus in the network - and ex-post - when creating mechanisms to deal with disgruntled actors. Such a scenario leads key players to effect coalitions to 'narrow the road' to their own interests, and practice corporate political activity seeking to influence decision making. Actions will focus on impacting the public agent designated as metagovernor, in order to influence possible changes in the environment (regulation).
Theoretical/methodological contributions: An articulated map has been proposed, presenting the cycle of interactions within a metagoverned environment. It shows that sometimes the decisions taken are not the most democratic ones, but those of interest to coalitions.
Social contributions / to management: From a legitimacy perspective, it is necessary to understand how the outcome of networked decision-making can become more democratic, and how metagoverned environments can become less susceptible to harmful corporate political activity, especially in developing democracies.
Four fundamental dimensions underlie the perception of human actions
Authors: Vinton Laura C. , Preston Catherine , de la Rosa Stephan , Mackie Gabriel , Tipper Steven P. , Barraclough Nick E. 
Published: May 2023

AbstractWe evaluate the actions of other individuals based upon a variety of movements that reveal critical information to guide decision making and behavioural responses. These signals convey a range of information about the actor, including their goals, intentions and internal mental states. Although progress has been made to identify cortical regions involved in action processing, the organising principles underlying our representation of actions still remains unclear. In this paper we investigated the conceptual space that underlies action perception by assessing which qualities are fundamental to the perception of human actions. We recorded 240 different actions using motion-capture and used these data to animate a volumetric avatar that performed the different actions. 230 participants then viewed these actions and rated the extent to which each action demonstrated 23 different action characteristics (e.g., avoiding-approaching, pulling-pushing, weak-powerful). We analysed these data using Exploratory Factor Analysis to examine the latent factors underlying visual action perception. The best fitting model was a four-dimensional model with oblique rotation. We named the factors: friendly-unfriendly, formidable-feeble, planned-unplanned, and abduction-adduction. The first two factors of friendliness and formidableness explained approximately 22% of the variance each, compared to planned and abduction, which explained approximately 7–8% of the variance each; as such we interpret this representation of action space as having 2 + 2 dimensions. A closer examination of the first two factors suggests a similarity to the principal factors underlying our evaluation of facial traits and emotions, whilst the last two factors of planning and abduction appear unique to actions.
PENDIDIKAN KESEHATAN REPRODUKSI PADA REMAJA
Authors: Ingrit Belet Lydia , Rumerung Christie Lidya , Nugroho Dwi Yulianto , Situmorang Komilie , Yoche A Maria Maxmila , Manik Marisa Junianti 
Published: May 2023

Masa remaja merupakan peralihan masa kanak-kanak menjadi dewasa yang melibatkan perubahan aspek fisik dan psikologis. Menjaga kesehatan reproduksi adalah hal yang sangat penting, terutama pada remaja. Kurangnya edukasi terhadap kesehatan reproduksi akan memicu masalah kesehatan seperti kehamilan di usia muda sampai tindakan aborsi pada remaja perempuan. Kegiatan pengabdian kepada masyarakat bertujuan untuk meningkatkan pengetahuan remaja terhadap pertumbuhan dan perkembangan anak remaja secara umum, meningkatkan pengetahuan tentang kesehatan reproduksi untuk remaja laki-laki dan perempuan dengan menggunakan metode edukasi/penyuluhan dan juga mengunakan metode pretest, post test, pendidikan kesehatan reproduksi via daring serta tanya jawab dengan total peserta yang hadir 118 remaja. Hasil dari kegiatan ini dari pretest dan posttest menunjukkan adanya kenaikan perubahan nilai dilihat dari pretest dan post test score sebesar 10 point, dari nilai 80 menjadi 90. Peningkatan score menunjukkan peningkatan kognitif dari peserta dan pemahaman terhadap materi yang diberikan, Kegiatan pelaksanaan berjalan lancar mulai dari persiapan, selama proses webinar, sesi tanya-jawab dan diakhir kegiatan, peserta dapat kembali menyebutkan kembali informasi yang diberikan seperti tahap perkembangan dan pertumbuhan remaja, kesehatan remaja laki-laki dan remaja perempuan. Diharapkan kegiatan ini dapat berkesinambungan dengan mengambil topik baru yang berkaitan dengan kesehatan reproduksi pasangan usia subur.
EDUKASI PROTOKOL KESEHATAN PADA TEMPAT IBADAH, SEKOLAH, MALL, RESTORAN DAN TEMPAT UMUM LAIN BERDASARKAN SATGAS COVID 19 AGUSTUS 2021
Authors: Houghty Grace Solely , Saputra Bima Adi , Tompunu Marianna Rebecca Gadis , Silitonga Ester , Br Surbakti Juwita Fransiska 
Published: May 2023

Pandemi COVID-19 telah mendorong institusi pendidikan untuk beradaptasi dengan mengaplikasikan protokol kesehatan dalam melakukan aktivitas pembelajaran. Akan tetapi protokol kesehatan khususnya di sekolah sering mengalami perubahan dan pembaharuan oleh Satgas COVID-19, tergantung pada situasi dan kondisi peningkatan kasus COVID-19 di lapangan sehingga sehingga sosialisasi dan edukasi protokol kesehatan perlu diberikan. Guru, staff dan siswa dapat beresiko tertular COVID-19 di tempat umum lainya seperti di mall, restoran dan tempat ibadah, sehingga edukasi harus diberikan secara utuh agar penyebaran COVID-19 di lingkungan sekolah dapat terkendali secara maksimal. Fakultas Keperawatan UPH mengadakan webinar edukasi protokol kesehatan berdasarkan Satgas COVID-19 kepada 96 staff dan pengajar Sekolah Dian Harapan dari seluruh Indonesia. Hasil evaluasi diperoleh rerata nilai pre-test adalah 4,5 poin dan rerata nilai post-test adalah 4,8 poin. Hal ini menunjukkan adanya peningkatan skor pengetahuan protokol kesehatan (0,4 poin), sehingga disimpulkan bahwa edukasi yang diberikan melalui webinar telah meningkatkan pengetahuan tentang protokol kesehatan. Pengetahuan yang meningkat diharapkan dapat mendorong kepatuhan pada penerapan protokol sehingga pandemi COVID-19 dapat terkendali.
KONSULTASI HUKUM PERIHAL PEMBAGIAN HARTA WARISAN
Authors: Banke Ricky , Simbolon Alum , Sitorus Rolib , Tobing Christina NM. , Ginting Sryani Br. 
Published: May 2023

Konsultasi hukum untuk permasalahan yang dialami oleh justiabelen dalam hal ini adalah mengenai pembagian warisan, merupakan salah satu pelaksanaan Tridarma Perguruan Tinggi, yakni bidang Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat sesuai dengan Program Studi Hukum. Tim LKBH memberikan beberapa opsi yang dapat digunakan justiabelen untuk menyelesaikan permasalahan warisan ini yakni: langkah terbaik adalah diselesaikan secara damai berdasarkan kekeluargaan antara ahli waris dengan saudara lainnya, dan juga dengan menelusuri lebih lanjut dan melakukan verifikasi kebenaran informasi peralihan nama ke BPN (Badan Pertanahan Negara) setempat. Apabila penyelesaian secara kekeluargaan mengalami jalan buntu, maka barulah diupayakan melalui pengajuan gugatan ke Pengadilan Negeri setempat. Yang perlu dipersiapkan justiabelen adalah dokumen otentik yang dapat menjadi dasar gugatannya, antara lain akte kelahiran, kartu keluarga, akte tanah atas rumah yang dipermasalahkan (fotocopy), surat keterangan ahli waris dan jejak rekaman medis ibu justiabelen. Melalui kegiatan konsultasi ini justiabelen semakin memahami pentingnya pengurusan dokumen-dokumen otentik pendukung. Justiabelen juga memahami upaya mempertahankan hak atas warisan dengan opsi kekeluargaan dan jalur Hukum Nasional. Justiabelen memahami proses penyelesaian melalui Pengadilan yang tidak sederhana, tidak cepat dan biaya tidak murah, mulai dari Pengadilan tingkat pertama hingga kasasi bahkan Peninjauan Kembali.
Kata Kunci : Harta warisan, Ahli Waris, dokumen otentik, kekeluargaan.
Does overproduction of chaperone proteins favour the repair of DNA injuries induced by oxidative stress? (Mini review)
Authors: Chankova Stephka G. , Yurina Nadezhda P. , Todorova Teodora I. , Parvanova Petya N. 
Published: May 2023

Genotype resistance to oxidative stress, induced by various physical/chemical stimuli has been the focus of scientists for the last decades, with several aspects – ecological (the formation of the genetic elite of population), agricultural and medical (radio-chemotherapy).
Genotype resistance to oxidative stress is regarded as the integration of different morphological, physiological, biochemical, metabolic and genetic characteristics. Currently, it is supposed that the mechanisms involved in the formation of genotype resistance to oxidative stress are inter-correlated and inter-dependent, comprising changes in genes, proteins, enzymes, different metabolic pathways and/or biological networks. According to the present state of knowledge, various cellular targets, resulting in genotoxic stress, induction of DNA damage, mutations, genomic instability or apoptosis can trigger different signal transduction pathways, activating DNA repair, antioxidant and chaperone defence systems.
Till now, a lot of experimental data have been accumulated concerning the contribution of DNA repair to the formation of genotype resistance to oxidative stress. At the same time, genotype resistance of organisms is largely determined by the ability of molecular chaperones to maintain conformational homeostasis of proteins (folding – misfolding – refolding or aggregation – degradation). The role of chaperones in protein homeostasis and cell death, especially in apoptosis, is well discussed in literature, but much less is known about their function in DNA repair. In this regard, here we addressed the question of whether the overproduction of chaperone proteins contributes to the repair of DNA damage caused by oxidative stress.
Intégration dans les chaînes de valeurs mondiales et productivité des entreprises dans les pays en développement
Authors: Golo Yao Nukunu 
Published: May 2023

L’article analyse les effets de l’insertion dans les chaînes de valeurs mondiales (CVM) sur la productivité des entreprises dans les différentes régions en développement. À cette fin, un panel de 42 733 entreprises manufacturières de 114 pays a été constitué à partir des données de World Bank Enterprise Survey. L’estimation faite aux moyens des MCO inclut les effets fixes pays, années et secteurs d’activités partant de l’hypothèse que ces éléments spécifiques conditionnent l’effet de l’intégration sur la productivité. Les résultats indiquent que l’intégration dans les CVM à travers l’importation des intrants, au lieu de favoriser l’amélioration de la productivité et entrainer une transformation structurelle des économies en développement, peut être contreproductive. Classification JEL : F61, F63, O57
An energy decomposition theorem for matrices and related questions
Authors: Mohammadi Ali , Pham Thang , Wang Yiting 
Published: May 2023

AbstractGiven
$A\subseteq GL_2(\mathbb {F}_q)$
, we prove that there exist disjoint subsets
$B, C\subseteq A$
such that
$A = B \sqcup C$
and their additive and multiplicative energies satisfying
$$\begin{align*}\max\{\,E_{+}(B),\, E_{\times}(C)\,\}\ll \frac{|A|^3}{M(|A|)}, \end{align*}$$
where
$$ \begin{align*} M(|A|) = \min\Bigg\{\,\frac{q^{4/3}}{|A|^{1/3}(\log|A|)^{2/3}},\, \frac{|A|^{4/5}}{q^{13/5}(\log|A|)^{27/10}}\,\Bigg\}. \end{align*} $$
We also study some related questions on moderate expanders over matrix rings, namely, for
$A, B, C\subseteq GL_2(\mathbb {F}_q)$
, we have
$$\begin{align*}|AB+C|, ~|(A+B)C|\gg q^4,\end{align*}$$
whenever
$|A||B||C|\gg q^{10 + 1/2}$
. These improve earlier results due to Karabulut, Koh, Pham, Shen, and Vinh ([2019], Expanding phenomena over matrix rings,
$Forum Math.$
, 31, 951–970).
Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Integrated Bite Case Management and Sustained Dog Vaccination for Rabies Control
Authors: Taylor Emma , Prada Joaquin M. , Del Rio Vilas Victor , Undurraga Eduardo A. , Wallace Ryan , Horton Daniel L. 
Published: May 2023

ABSTRACT.
The successful prevention, control, and elimination of dog-mediated rabies is challenging due to insufficient resource availability and inadequate placement. An integrated dog bite case management (IBCM) system plus dog vaccination can help address these challenges. Based on data from the IBCM system in Haiti, we conducted a cost-effectiveness evaluation of a newly established IBCM system plus sustained vaccination and compared it with 1) a no bite-case management (NBCM) and 2) a non–risk-based (NRB) program, where bite victims presenting at a health clinic would receive post-exposure prophylaxis regardless of risk assessment. We also provide cost-effectiveness guidance for an ongoing IBCM system and for sub-optimal dog vaccination coverages, considering that not all cost-effective interventions are affordable. Cost-effectiveness outcomes included average cost per human death averted (USD/death averted) and per life-year gained (LYG). The analysis used a governmental perspective. Considering a sustained 5-year implementation with 70% dog vaccination coverage, IBCM had a lower average cost per death averted (IBCM: $7,528, NBCM: $7,797, NRB: $15,244) and cost per LYG (IBCM: $152, NBCM: $158, NRB: $308) than NBCM and NRB programs. As sensitivity analysis, we estimated cost-effectiveness for alternative scenarios with lower dog-vaccination coverages (30%, 55%) and lower implementation costs. Our results suggest that better health and cost-effectiveness outcomes are achieved with the continued implementation of an IBCM program ($118 per life-year saved) compared with a newly established IBCM program ($152 per life-year saved). Our results suggest that IBCM is more cost-effective than non-integrated programs to eliminate dog-mediated human rabies.
Case Report: Vagal Nerve Neuritis Associated with Pulmonary Melioidosis Provides Potential Insights into the Pathophysiology of Neuromelioidosis
Authors: Matthews Rosie J. , Smith Simon , Wilson Ian , Tjahjono Richard , Young Soon , Hanson Josh 
Published: May 2023

ABSTRACT.
Encephalomyelitis is the most frequent manifestation of neuromelioidosis in Australia. It is hypothesized that Burkholderia pseudomallei causes encephalomyelitis after entering the brain directly, if complicating a scalp infection, or after traveling to the brain within peripheral or cranial nerves. A 76-year-old man presented with fever, dysphonia, and hiccups. Chest imaging demonstrated extensive bilateral pneumonia with mediastinal lymphadenopathy, blood cultures isolated B. pseudomallei, and nasendoscopy confirmed a left vocal cord palsy. Magnetic resonance imaging identified no intracranial abnormality but demonstrated an enlarged, enhancing left vagus nerve, consistent with neuritis. We hypothesize that B. pseudomallei invaded the vagus nerve in the thorax, was traveling proximally—involving the left recurrent laryngeal nerve and causing the left vocal cord palsy, but had not yet reached the brainstem. Given the frequency of pneumonia in cases of melioidosis, the vagus nerve may represent an alternative, and indeed common, route for B. pseudomallei to enter the brainstem in cases of melioidosis-related encephalomyelitis.
Roads and Ways of the South of Western Siberia on Russian Maps in the First Half and the Middle of the 18th century
Authors: Zaiceva Lyubov G. , Goncharov Yurij M. , Bobrov Denis S. 
Published: May 2023

The development of the Russian periphery was characterized by the flexibility of the imperial strategy of power in the Early Modern period. Cartographic materials were important in influencing the formation of a spatial model of the region. In the frontier and border zones of Siberia and the north of Central Asia, roads and pathways, as well as their graphical representation on maps, served not only a utilitarian function by providing information about movement routes and trajectories, but also influenced the general concept of the territory by acting as markers for political and economic structures and their borders.
This article focuses on the characteristics of the traffic system description of the south of Western Siberia and the cross-border region in Russian cartographic materials from the first half and middle of the 18th century. The territorial scope of the study is limited to the space of the southern regions of the Ob-Irtysh interfluve area, the regions of the Upper Ob and Upper Irtysh, including parts of the Central Asian territories. The authors concluded that among the directions represented in the maps, the Irtysh meridional road stood out during the first third of the 18th century. Since the late 1720s, the north-eastern and northern roads linking the Altai metallurgical complex with the Kuznetsk, Berdsk, and Moscow tract dominated. Special maps appeared by the middle of the 18th century as a result of the increased importance of the Altai road system, recording the development of transport communication in the region.
Buddhist Coast of the Caspian Sea
Authors: Bicheev Baazr A. 
Published: May 2023

The article analyzes the pragmatic and textological traditions of the ritual for “neutralizing evil words” in the tantric and folk forms of Kalmykia. The popularity of the ritual in the past and present justifies the focus on this aspect. The study aims to analyze the structure and content of the texts used in performing the tantric ritual and in practicing its popular forms. It employs comparative-historical and textological methods based on the principles of historicism and objectivity. The ritual is a traditional tantric practice that seeks the help of Buddhist deities to remove obstacles to spiritual growth through visualization. The tradition includes two types of texts: tantric sutras and texts of mantras (Dharani). However, most practitioners were not prepared for this level of practice, leading to the development of popular folk forms of protection such as “cutting a black tongue” and other textual traditions. The analysis reveals that the verbal tradition of popular forms is also represented by two types of texts. The popularity of folk forms indicates that Buddhist teachings have long included an organic combination of the tantric ritual and its folk forms. The article targets specialists in Buddhist studies, religious studies, ethnologists, and historians of cultures.
Frontier Case of the Railroad Technician Luzhanskiy
Authors: Meshcheryakov Alexander Yu. 
Published: May 2023

The article analyzes the situation in Southern Manchuria in the Chinese city of Telin in 1901 as a result of the actions of Luzhansky (Luzhanskiy), a railway technician who served in the CER Society. Luzhansky showed direct violence toward indigenous people and Chinese workers during the laying of the track. The established administrative system of administration in the territory of the CER right‑of-way could not resolve the conflict between the Chinese and Russian subjects. Luzhansky's case could have been regulated by the Tianjin Treaty of 1858 and the 1896 treaty for the construction and operation of the railroad, but the railway technician's actions extended beyond Northern Manchuria.
Given that the Luzhansky technician's trial caused a clash of Russian and Chinese jurisdictions, this article examines the formation of the judicial system in the CER right-of-way. Such cases of violations of Chinese rights by Russian railway engineers provoked a discussion between Russian ministers on the issue of organizing a Russian court in Manchuria. The specific case of engineer Luzhansky reflects the colonial behavior and the subject's reaction in frontier territory. This article considers only a local case of the exercise of a special imperial right by a railroad technician and the restriction of his activities as a result of violations of the law, corporate ethics, and the 1898 lease agreement.