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Factors Affecting Gen Z Trend of ‘Standard Working’ in Vietnam
Authors: Quyen Bui Thi , Huong Nguyen Thi Mai , Han Doan Thi , Tung Phuong Huu , Thu Nguyen Thi Xuan , Dung Tran Phuong 
Published: August 2023

Purpose: The purpose of this article is to determine the extent of influence on Gen Z tendency to “work moderately” in Vietnam, which has practical significance to help business managers plan their human resource management your business is better.

Design/methodology/approach: The study collects secondary data from relevant documents on the main topics: the trend of “work moderately”, factors affecting the trend of “work moderately” of Gen Z. The documents are compiled mainly from the 2-year period from 2020 to 2022 from domestic and international sources. The study collects primary information through the construction of a questionnaire for the subjects of Gen Z who are of working age. Surveys are given on facebook groups. The survey was conducted from February 2023 to March 2023. This study used a questionnaire designed from the development of previous research results, surveying 223 samples to identify factors and levels. influence on the “work moderately” trend of Gen Z in Vietnam.

Findings: The results of the regression analysis show that there are 6 factors that affect the “work moderately” trend of gen Z in descending order: Promotion opportunities (TT), Salary and bonus policy (LT), Working environment (LV), Nature of work (CV), Leadership support (LD) and Remuneration (DN).

Research, Practical & Social implications: The research results can become a reference for businesses to have solutions to reduce the work moderately trend of employees in general and of Gen Z in particular.

Originality/value: Although there have not been any specific reports on this situation in Vietnam, businesses have gradually realized the lack of enthusiasm of employees. With the current situation, investigating and analyzing the factors that lead to the tendency to work in moderation in Gen Z is extremely necessary so that business managers can grasp employee psychology and standards. timely and appropriate solutions to prevent the encroachment of this work culture. From the above reasons, the research team decided to carry out the article topic: “Factors affecting the work moderately trend of Gen Z in Vietnam”.
Creating Human Capital-Based Innovation and Transformational Leadership Work Behavior in Higher Education
Authors: Istikhoroh Siti , Ardhiani Mutiara Rachma , Sulistiawan Edy , Sukandani Yuni , Utamayasa I Gede Dharma 
Published: August 2023

Purpose: He motive of this look at become to investigate the impact of human capital on innovation paintings conduct, the impact of transformational management on innovation paintings conduct, and examine the position of transformational management to boom the impact of human capital on innovation paintings conduct for academics of personal universities in Surabaya.

Theoretical Framework: Innovation behavior and its implementation for all members of the organization are needed by all types of organizations including universities. Along with the rapid rate of environmental change and the increasing intensity of global market competition, individual level innovation and organizational level innovation are needed as the main source of competitive advantage.

Method : Research data was collected by distributing questionnaires to 96 lecturers with the position of Head of Department at Private Higher Education in Surabaya. Data evaluation changed into accomplished the use of the Structural Equation Model-Partial Least Square (SEM-PLS).

Results and conclusion: The effects of the look at show that 1)human capital influences innovation work behavior, 2) transformational leadership influences innovation work behavior, 3) transformational leadership increases the magnitude of human capital's influence on innovation work behavior for lecturers of private tertiary institutions in Surabaya.

Research and implications: With good human capital, lecturers have an analytical thinking pattern and are able to solve complex problems. In the field of pursuit, lecturers are able to design up-to-date learning models, learning materials that are in accordance with scientific developments, develop research roadmaps, and service models that are in accordance with community needs. Under these conditions, lecturers have a major contribution in improving the performance of higher education institutions.

Originality/value: A positive coefficient value indicates that when the transformation of leadership is felt by high-level lecturers, they will be inspired and stimulated to look for new, more innovative ways to do and complete their work.
Arrangement Registration of Geographical Indications of Traditional Alcoholic Beverages in Indonesia Based Multiculturalism
Authors: Rukmono Bambang Sugeng , Saputra Rian , Suwadi Pujiyono , Jatna Narendra , Probowinarto Joko 
Published: August 2023

Purpose: The purpose of this article is to provide an avenue for the regulatory model of GI registration in traditional alcoholic beverage products based on multiculturalism.

Method: This study is a normative legal study that employs a comparative legal approach, with Malaysia and Turkey serving as comparison material.

Results and conclusion: The findings revealed that Indonesia, as a state and nation, has a diverse population, ethnicities, and cultures, all of which have different values and norm systems. The prohibition of traditional alcoholic beverages from being protected under the GI regime undoubtedly has an economic impact on these communities. This must be addressed as soon as possible. In this article, the author provides a regulatory model that exemplifies the Malaysian state as stipulated in the Malaysian Geographical Indication Act 2000, so that traditional Indonesian alcoholic beverages can be protected through the GI regime by revising Article 56 paragraph 1 letter an of Law 20/2016 to be a registration of GI products acceptable as long as they meet the requirements “not contrary to public order or morality”.

Research implications: This has implications for a variety of traditional Indonesian alcoholic beverages that are not protected under the GI regime. Examining traditional alcoholic beverages is a sensitive and contentious issue, given that alcoholic beverages, whether traditional or non-traditional, are classified as illegitimate in Indonesia, a country with a Muslim majority population.

Originality/value: The first affirms the respect for cultural identity and the state's right to ensure society's freedom in maintaining and developing its cultural values in the midst of the country's efforts to advance national culture in the midst of world civilization.”
Self-Presentation of Women Politicians Among New Voter
Authors: Mardhiah Ainol , Puspasari Cindenia , Anismar Anismar 
Published: August 2023

Purpose: This article discusses the importance of the credibility of women parliamentarians (candidates) in attracting voters (especially new voters). The candidate and his winning strategy must work hard to win the general election and get the votes of his constituents.

Method: The presence of women MPs in parliament advocates for women's needs. The success of female candidates as political communicators with new voters can be seen from the results of the election of new voters. Therefore, female candidates must be able to articulate and design effective messages to change voters' attitudes and behavior.

Results and Conclusions: This study uses the self-presentation theory popularized by Erving Goffman, with the twin motives of self-presentation (SSP) and self-control (SV). The results of the study show that the self-portraits of female candidates aim to create a good, moral and ethical image to society, especially for new voters.

Research implications: Arrange messages conveyed through attitudes and behavior so that other people can interpret their character according to the image they want to convey. In the process of self-presentation, women candidates differ in the process of self-disclosure and the content shared with the public, it all depends on the goals, motivation and audience as well as privacy issues.

Originality/value: For new voters, women candidates are more likely to be seen as having special characteristics, for example their charismatic.
Strengthening the Role of Women (wives) of Fishermen Through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Programs to Improve the Fishermen's Economy on the Coast of North Aceh, Indonesian
Authors: Sastro Marlia , Ramziati  , Herinawati  , Fikri Muhammad 
Published: August 2023

Purpose:This study confers growth the female role of fishermen during CSR programs to recover the frugality of fishermen on the Northern Aceh coast. During a CSR program based on strengthening the role of women, it is hoped that it can increase the economic revenue of fishing families along the Northern Aceh coast.

Method:This research uses a sociological legal method, with news causes consisting of primary data and secondary data. This research is qualitative study using a sociological legal approach. Primary data collection is supervised by structured interview techniques, while secondary data collection is supervised by searching the literature in the form of regulations and protocols, journal books, and research results.

Results and Conclusions: The findings of the research are that CSR programs were not administered by the firm as prescribed in the laws and prinmethodciplesre. One of the initiatives that companies can take to strengthen the role of coastal women is to conduct coaching or skill growth Exercising for fishermen's wives to manage the family economy.

Research implications: Exercising or leadership can be given for dry fish making, brick and woven pallet making business. Exercising is supervised from the production stage to advertising.

Originality/value: The Exercising is supervised with mentors to successful entrepreneurs who are qualified and have many rewards, including monitoring and evaluation for the growth of the firm's program.
Exploring Desiresand Demographic Influences on Undergraduate Students' Sustainable Entrepreneurship
Authors: Sathya A , Velmurugan V P 
Published: August 2023

Objective: The objective of this study is to investigate the factors that motivate undergraduate students in arts and science colleges to start their own firms and examine the impact of various demographic characteristics on their entrepreneurial aspirations in Thoothukudi district.

Theoretical Framework: The study aims to understand how undergraduate students from arts and science colleges perceive entrepreneurship and the factors that influence their entrepreneurial desires.

Method: The study utilizes primary and secondary data. Primary data is collected through a questionnaire administered to undergraduate students in arts and science colleges in Thoothukudi district. Secondary data is gathered from various sources such as books, newspapers, journals, and websites. The researcher selects 150 sample.

Results and Conclusion: The findings indicate that the entrepreneurial desires of college students vary based on gender, problem-solving abilities, resilience in the face of adversity etc., Technical expertise is identified as crucial for establishing a commercially viable and successful business, while problem-solving abilities and resilience are common entrepreneurial objectives among students in arts and science colleges.

Implications of the Research: The research highlights the importance of understanding the factors that drive undergraduate student. The findings useful for policymakers, and aspiring entrepreneurs in developing strategies to foster an entrepreneurial mindset and provide necessary support for young entrepreneurs.

Originality/Value: This study contributes to the understanding of entrepreneurial aspirations among undergraduate students. It sheds light on the influence of demographic characteristics and provides insights into the motivations and objectives of these students in pursuing entrepreneurship.
The Reality of the Security Culture at and the University's Role in Promoting it
Authors: AlKhaza’leh Mohammad Salman , Obeidat Bilal Fayiz 
Published: August 2023

Purpose: To identify the reality of the security culture at The Hashemite University and the role of the university in enhancing it.

Methodology/design/approach: The descriptive survey method was used and manipulated questionnaire to the selected random sample of 750 students. In addition, an open question was presented to the faculty members about the university's role in promoting security culture from the point of view of faculty members. Only10 out of the 70 faculty members responded to this question.

Results and conclusion: The results of the study showed that the reality of security culture at The Hashemite University from the students' point of view was average. According to the college variable, there were no differences in the reality of security culture from the students' point of view. The results showed that the university's role in promoting security culture came through the unanimity of the sample members on 15 roles in which the university plays in enhancing the security culture among its students. The frequency and percentage of this reinforcement were used, and the ratio was between (50% - 100%). The roles that were less than 50% were excluded.

Recommendations: To direct the university administration to hold security education courses for its employees, including professors and administrators, especially those working in the field of student affairs and student activities to help them do their expected roles in educating students about security.
Economic Institutional Empowerment Model as a Climate and Energy Independent Village Based on Local Wisdom
Authors: Sulaiman Adhi Iman , Sabiq Ahmad , Rahayu Dian Bestari Santi , Prastyanti Shinta , Sugito Toto , Wijayanti Irene Kartika Eka , Weningsih Sri 
Published: August 2023

Objective: Village development from the perspective of community empowerment is to increase community participation in institutions by utilizing economic potential resources and local wisdom.

Purpose: The research to analyze and design a model of economic institutional empowerment at the location of Sambak Village, Kajoran Subdistrict, Magelang Regency, Central Java Province as a productive and innovative village that was awarded the Climate Village and Independent Innovation Champion.

Method: The research used a qualitative method with Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) which is relevant for constructing reality through observation, dialogical interviews, documentation, and Focus Group Discussion (FGD). Research informants were selected purposively, namely administrators and members of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and Village-Owned Enterprises (VOE), village government, and empowerment activists. PRA research analysis obtains data construction, reduction, and categorization which can then design empowerment programs or models.

Results: Village governments need to create and run economic institutional empowerment programs in partnership with educational institutions and empowerment activists so that VOEs and MSMEs become integrated institutions. The empowerment programs needed are institutional management, administration, finance, promotion as well as digital marketing. Sambak Village can become a model and destination for an energy-independent productive and innovative Eduwisata.

Research Implications: This research can apply the concepts, theories, and methods of community empowerment as participatory development.

Originality/value: This research has created a productive and innovative economic institutional empowerment model based on energy independence and local wisdom.
Commodity, Property, or Right: What is the Legal Nature of Land in Brazil?
Authors: Cardoso Luiz Guilherme Luz , Bosco Maria Goretti Dal 
Published: August 2023

Objective: To point out the nature of land in Brazil from the duration of the Law of the Land of 1850, passing fazem parte acho que faz partethrough the Statute of the Land of 1964, to the Federal Constitution of 1988. The issue is represented by the following question: What is the legal nature of land in Brazil?

Theoretical framework: This research is based on the historical approach of Smith (1990) and Martins (2015) aiming to understand the social transformation of the land. In the scope of the legal understanding, this research is supported by the perspective of Souza Filho (2021), who sees the land as the right to life, combined with the view of Hespanha (2009), who perceives the law as a result of interpretation.

Method: This research is based on the analysis of content (Bardin, 2011) and, complementarily, the bibliographical research of authors who have dedicated themselves to studying the historical period covered by the analyzed legislation.

Results and conclusion: Depending on the historical context and the legislative intent, land in Brazil have three different natures. The Law of the Land of 1850 saw the land as a commodity, whereas the Constitution of 1988 understood it as the nature of property and rights.

Research implications: This study implies legal and social reflections regarding the process of the land grant to vulnerable groups.

Originality/value: This research contributes to the understanding of the legal nature of land to those who might claim the subjective rights inherent to it, in addition to the social planning, distribution, and management of the lands in Brazil.
Electro-oxidation: An Effective Alternative for the Degradation of Textile Dyes and Reduction of Toxicity in Industrial Effluents
Authors: Campos Marcelo , Hussain Sajjad , Khan Hammad , De França Amanda Silveira , Gonçalves Fábio Veríssimo , De Oliveira Keila Roberta Ferreira , Da Silva Jhonatan Barbosa , Ide Carlos Nobuyoshi 
Published: August 2023

Purpose: This study aims to evaluate the efficiency of electro-oxidation as a treatment option for textile effluents containing industrial dyes, with the goal of minimizing their environmental impact.

Theoretical framework: The textile industry is known for its high water demand and generation of effluents containing dyes, posing an environmental challenge. Electro-oxidation is a promising technology for the degradation of pollutants that are difficult to mineralize.

Method: The treatment process and operational conditions were described, utilizing a Boron-Doped Diamond (BDD) electrode. Three ranges of electric current (6, 12, and 18 mA cm-2) were tested to degrade the Procion Yellow (PY) dye. The removal of the dye, energy consumption, reduction in Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD), Total Organic Carbon (TOC), and effluent toxicity were evaluated.

Results and conclusion: The treatment resulted in the removal of 91.4% of the dye, with an energy consumption of 88.4 kWh/m³ for a concentration of 150 mg/L of PY, following a first-order kinetics. Significant reductions in COD (74%) and TOC (85.2%) were observed. The effluent toxicity decreased at currents of 6 and 12 mA cm-2 but increased at 18 mA cm-2. Electro-oxidation proved to be a promising option for treating textile effluents containing industrial dyes.

Research implications: The results contribute to the advancement of science and socio-environmental management practices in the textile industry, providing a viable option for effluent treatment and reduction of environmental impact.

Originality/value: This study highlights the efficiency of electro-oxidation in the degradation of industrial dyes present in textile effluents, presenting relevant results on dye removal, energy consumption, COD and TOC reduction, as well as the evaluation of treated effluent toxicity.
Analyzing the Relationship Between Public Debt and Poverty Reduction in Developing Countries: An Empirical Study
Authors: Fayzullokh Sattoriy , Barnogul Sanakulova , Dinara Abdikarimova , Sardor Kayumov 
Published: August 2023

Purpose: The goal of this current research is to investigate the link between public debt and poverty reduction in developing countries. The study aims to examine the influence of public debt on poverty reduction while considering other contributing factors such as economic growth, population, inflation, human development index, and institutional quality.

Theoretical framework: The theoretical framework of this research on the impact of public debt on poverty reduction in developing countries is grounded in two key theories: Debt Overhang Theory and Fiscal Space and Poverty Reduction theories. The first theory posits that high levels of public debt can lead to negative consequences for economic growth and poverty reduction. The second theory emphasizes the importance of fiscal space in poverty reduction efforts. Fiscal space refers to the financial resources available for a government to fund public goods and services without jeopardizing debt sustainability.

Method/design/approach: In this research, a panel data approach is utilized to investigate the correlation between public debt and poverty reduction in developing countries. The panel dataset encompasses a 21-year period, from 2000 to 2021, and includes data from 20 developing countries.

Results and conclusion: The study shows that public debt has a significant and positive correlation with poverty, indicating that high levels of public debt can lead to an increase in poverty in developing countries.

Research implications: Because high levels of public debt can lead to an increase in poverty in developing countries, countries need to exercise caution when taking on debt and prioritize debt sustainability to avoid negative effects on poverty levels. In contrast, economic growth and human development have a significant and negative correlation with poverty, suggesting that these factors can contribute to poverty reduction in developing countries.

Originality/value: The analysis highlights the complex relationship between public debt and poverty reduction in developing countries. Although the results are mixed, they emphasize the need for policymakers to adopt a comprehensive approach to poverty reduction that addresses not only reducing public debt but also promoting economic growth, enhancing institutional quality, and addressing other poverty-contributing factors.
Preferences of Food Consumption - Local Food vs Organic Food
Authors: Pandey Ritu , Rajeswari M , Magesh R 
Published: August 2023

Objective: The purpose of this research is to understand the change in food consumption patterns of consumers of organic food especially after the pandemic.

Theoretical framework: This study draws suggestions from attitude-behaviour relationship model. The internal factors are - attitudes towards local food, and attitudes towards supporting the local economy, while the external factors are - high price and trust issues related to organic food.

Method: Data from organic food consumers was quantitatively analysed using multiple regression in SPSS. A seven point Likert scale was considered to measure the responses and a Cronbach alpha score of 0.8 indicated that the constructs were reliable.

Results and conclusion: The findings suggest organic food consumers who have an attitude towards local food consumption and an attitude to support local economy have positive intention towards local food purchase. Also the high price and trust issues related to organic food positively influence the intention to purchase local food.

Implications of the research: This study uncovers the changes in food consumption pattern during and after the pandemic. COVID-19 has affected people financially too and affordability has become a key. Marketers will have to come up with affordable solutions to market healthy food.

Originality/value: The shift in consumers' preference from organic to local has implications for the environment and the society. Local food is found to be sustainable, healthy and less expensive. Local food systems cater to food traceability and high food safety.