bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
A structured literature review on green sukuk (Islamic bonds): implications for government policy and future studies
Authors: Ulfah Indar Fauziah , Sukmana Raditya , Laila Nisful , Sulaeman Sulaeman 
Published: August 2023

Purpose
Green sukuk (Islamic bonds) is one of Islamic financial instrument as an alternative financing source for supporting green finance projects in several sectors such as renewable energy or climate change problems. The aim of study is to present an understanding of the issues, explore the lesson for government policy and identify the potential for future studies directions.

Design/methodology/approach
This study conducted a literature review on green sukuk or Islamic bonds based on eight journal databases. The authors have carried out a strict selection of journals that are only indexed by Scopus and are protected from predatory journals.

Findings
This study has selected 7 of 118 published articles on green topics. This study has found that 50% of green sukuk research is dominated by a theoretical qualitative approach. While research that uses a quantitative or empirical approach is still below 30%, followed by using mixed methods. This study finds that research discusses green sukuk on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) or environmental issues, especially climate change, COVID-19 issues and green financial reporting. In addition, in the existing literature, this study found that green sukuk has main advantages instead of green bonds where green sukuk must comply with sharia principles, namely, being free from usury, interest and uncertainty.

Practical implications
This study analyzes two important implications, namely, first, the implications of government policies regarding the potential for issuing green sukuk in supporting all programs on the agenda for the 2030 SDGs, especially controlling and preventing the adverse impacts of global climate change; second, the implications for further research, further researchers can refer to the results of this review to make it easier to find new research things about the relationship of green sukuk with SGDs.

Originality/value
To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this paper is the first review paper that structurally reviews the previous literature on green sukuk (Islamic bonds) based on reputable publisher journals that have been indexed by Scopus.
Investigating LOHAS for Muslim customers segment: does Islamic religiosity matter?
Authors: Mursid Ali 
Published: August 2023

Purpose
The growing number of Muslim consumers pursuing a lifestyle of health and sustainability (LOHAS) under the conditions of the COVID-19 pandemic is interesting to assess; however, existing research focusing on this topic remains scarce. This study aims to address the research gaps and add to the body of knowledge from previous literature related to Islamic religiosity, environmental knowledge, LOHAS and Muslim customer well-being.

Design/methodology/approach
The sample used in this study is Muslim customers, including university students in a medical department and medical workers in Indonesia, using proportional random sampling methods with a total sample of 308 respondents.

Findings
The results demonstrate that Islamic religiosity positively and significantly impacts environmental knowledge, LOHAS and Muslim customer well-being. Similarly, environmental knowledge positively and significantly influences LOHAS, and subsequently, LOHAS fruitfully impacts Muslim customer well-being.

Practical implications
The results can assist managers of eco-friendly and healthy products or services and public policymakers in their effort to enhance LOHAS, particularly for Indonesian Muslim consumers to accomplish well-being considering their Islamic religiosity.

Social implications
The results of this study help society protect a sustainable environment by increasing their environmental knowledge and LOHAS. Based on Islamic religion, society recognize how important environmental issues are to keep the environment safe in the future and build the culture of LOHAS to achieve their well-being.

Originality/value
This study contributes to the body of marketing literature for Muslim green consumer behaviour in particular and the LOHAS of the Muslim customer segment based on Islamic religiosity.
Sustainable supply chain practices and blockchain technology in garment industry: an empirical study on sustainability aspect
Authors: Shah Adeel , Soomro Musawir Ali , Zahid Piprani Arsalan , Yu Zhang , Tanveer Muhammad 
Published: August 2023

PurposeThe desire of international retail brands to implement sustainable supply chain practices in the fashion value chain and improve suppliers' sustainability efforts; this research paper elucidates the relationship between blockchain technology and sustainability to impact apparel firms' triple bottom line.Design/methodology/approachFor studying the impact of sustainable supply chain practices on the triple bottom line, a survey questionnaire was chosen and sent out to 500 garment companies simultaneously, of which 371 responded. The data collected is cross-sectional. The questionnaire survey was developed keeping in mind a few demographic elements such as experience, age and qualification to generalize the findings. For analysis, SmartPLS is used to run model structuring and regression analysis.FindingsTest runs on model structure confirm the instrument's validity and reliability. Bootstrapping on the theoretical model to test developed hypotheses suggests that supply chain sustainability practices positively affect social, environmental and economic performance in a direct relationship. Further, indirect relation testing conducted to test blockchain technology's moderation influences only the constructs' relations.Research limitations/implicationsThe clubbing of sustainable supply chain practices and blockchain technology is a novel idea in the apparel industry; however, there are more constructs in the context of practice-based theory and supply chain which impact firm performance. Also, the research limits itself from discussing IT infrastructure and smart contract types that impact the technology's performance.Practical implicationsThe study provides a framework for interpreting the synergetic influence of SSCP on firm social, environmental and economic performances, which is demanded both by consumers and regulators in an industry. The results suggest that managers sustainably design the production ecosystem, thus eliminating any discrepancy or slackness in the complete chain. Usually, suppliers are ignored, which are precursors in implementing SSCP.Originality/valueThe paper studies sustainability problems through ecological modernization theory and practical-based theory giving a unique perspective on the issue faced by the apparel industry and combining sustainable supply chain practices and blockchain.
“Dual-experiences” of treatment for anorexia nervosa: an interpretative phenomenological analysis of experiences of treatment by service providers who are recovered service users
Authors: Curry Emma Elizabeth , Andriopoulou Panoraia 
Published: August 2023

Purpose
The aim of this study is to explore the dual-experiences of AN recovered service providers. Prognoses for anorexia nervosa (AN) and anorexia nervosa-like (AN-like) presenting patients remain poor, and notably, no current treatment approach is reliably successful. Past research into AN has focused on singular experiences, those of either AN patients or those of practitioners providing treatment, but has yet to explore the experiences of recovered AN service users now working as AN service providers.

Design/methodology/approach
In this study, four UK-based female participants shared their dual experiences of treatment for AN or AN-like presentations through individual semi-structured interviews. Data collection and analysis were conducted in accordance with an Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis methodology.

Findings
Analysis revealed four primary themes, including barriers to accessing services; the impact of treating professionals’ approaches; displacement of responsibility for treating AN; and the value of dual-experience of AN.

Research limitations/implications
This study focuses on AN and AN-like presentations and does not address the other eating disorders. Additionally, only female-identifying individuals volunteered their participation. As such, this study is notably lacking the voices of individuals of other genders.

Practical implications
Participant narratives suggest that improvements in the treatment of AN lie in improving professionals’ understanding of – and compassion towards – this patient group to optimise the power of the therapeutic relationship across all AN-treating professions.

Social implications
Participants revealed a pervasive misunderstanding of AN among treating professionals that is hindering patients’ treatment and suggested that lived experience can be an asset in a professional context.

Originality/value
Individuals with dual experiences of AN can provide a unique and reflective insight into experiences of treatment through their combined personal and professional expertise and elucidate the experiences that both helped and hindered their own recovery.
How and when do strengths work? The effect of strengths-based leadership on follower career satisfaction
Authors: Ding He , Liu Jun , Yu Enhai 
Published: August 2023

PurposeDrawing on conversation of resources theory, the present paper aimed to investigate the effect of strengths-based leadership on follower career satisfaction and the mediating role of follower strengths use as well as the moderating role of emotional exhaustion in the relationship.Design/methodology/approachResearch data were gathered at 3 time points with a sample of 210 participants working in various organizations in China. Structural equation model (SEM) was applied to examine the authors' hypotheses.FindingsThe results indicated that strengths-based leadership has a positive impact on follower career satisfaction and follower strengths use fully mediates the effect of strengths-based leadership on follower career satisfaction. More importantly, emotional exhaustion enhanced the direct relationship between strengths use and career satisfaction and the indirect association of strengths-based leadership with follower career satisfaction through follower strengths use.Research limitations/implicationsThe main limitation of the present paper was the single source of research data.Originality/valueThe present paper advances strengths-based leadership theory and research and provides a new insight into cultivating employee career satisfaction.
The influence of green dynamic capabilities on brand sustainability among manufacturing enterprises in Tanzania: mediation of green technology innovation
Authors: Ismail Ismail Juma 
Published: August 2023

Purpose This research aims to explore the concept of green dynamic capabilities, which can facilitate the adoption of green technological innovations for the purpose of enhancing brand sustainability. Specifically, the study seeks to investigate the mediating role of green technological innovations in the relationship between green dynamic capabilities and brand sustainability.Design/methodology/approachTo achieve this aim, the study employed partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) and surveyed 316 managers of manufacturing enterprises.FindingsThe results showed that all relationships tested were positive and significant, and green technological innovation was found to be a significant mediator in the relationship between green dynamic capabilities and brand sustainability.Originality/valueBy adding a mediating variable (green technological innovations), this study adds to the literature on sustainability as well as contributes to the on-going debate on how manufacturing firms can be related to environmental issues in their productions.
From pride to plate: how feelings of pride and guilt lead Gen Z to plant-based consumption at restaurants
Authors: Mahasuweerachai Patcharaporn , Suttikun Chompoonut , Bicksler William Hamilton 
Published: August 2023

Purpose
Amidst pressing environmental concerns, the service industry has increased its focus on sustainable production and consumption patterns. This study aims to explore whether Generation Z’s perceived value of plant-based food influences feelings of guilt as a result of consuming meat instead of plant-based food and/or pride from consuming plant-based foods, which might then lead to decisions to purchase alternative plant-based products at restaurants.

Design/methodology/approach
A survey was conducted measuring a range of variables and their relationships. The hypothesized model was tested using covariance-based structural equation modeling.

Findings
Results showed that perceived social value significantly influenced guilt and pride with perceived emotional value only influencing pride. Both guilt and pride significantly influenced the decision to switch eating patterns from conventional meat to plant-based protein at restaurants. And, finally, environmental concern significantly moderated the effect of emotional value on guilt.

Practical implications
To achieve sustainable goals, food producers should promote plant-based menu items by increasing the awareness of social approval through marketing communications.

Originality/value
This study bridges a gap in the literature by investigating how consumers’ perceived value affects their anticipated emotional feelings of guilt and pride leading to the switch from meat-based to plant-based diets at restaurants.
Trends over time in the knowledge, attitude and practices of pregnant women related to COVID‐19: A cross‐sectional survey from seven low‐ and middle‐income countries
Authors: Jessani Saleem , Saleem Sarah , Fogleman Elizabeth , Billah Sk Masum , Haque Rashidul , Figueroa Lester , Lokangaka Adrien , Tshefu Antoinette , Goudar Shivaprasad S. , Kavi Avinash , Esamai Fabian , Mwenchanya Musaku , Chomba Elwyn , Patel Archana , Das Prabir , Mazariegos Manolo , Bauserman Melissa , Petri William A. , Krebs Nancy F. , Derman Richard J. , Carlo Waldemar A. , Bucher Sherri , Hibberd Patricia L. , Koso‐Thomas Marion , Bann Carla M. , McClure Elizabeth M. , Goldenberg Robert L. 
Published: August 2023

AbstractObjectiveTo understand trends in the knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) of pregnant women related to COVID‐19 in seven low‐ and middle‐income countries.DesignMulti‐country population‐based prospective observational study.SettingStudy sites in Bangladesh, the Demographic Republic of Congo (DRC), Guatemala, India (two sites), Kenya, Pakistan and Zambia.PopulationPregnant women in the Global Network's Maternal and Neonatal Health Registry (MNHR).MethodsPregnant women enrolled in the MNHR were interviewed to assess their KAP related to COVID‐19 from September 2020 through July 2022 across all study sites.Main outcome measuresTrends of COVID‐19 KAP were assessed using the Cochran–Armitage test for trend.ResultsA total of 52 297 women participated in this study. There were wide inter‐country differences in COVID‐19‐related knowledge. The level of knowledge of women in the DRC was much lower than that of women in the other sites. The ability to name COVID‐19 symptoms increased over time in the African sites, whereas no such change was observed in Bangladesh, Belagavi and Guatemala. All sites observed decreasing trends over time in women avoiding antenatal care visits.ConclusionsThe knowledge and attitudes of pregnant women related to COVID‐19 varied substantially among the Global Network sites over a period of 2 years; however, there was very little change in knowledge related to COVID‐19 over time across these sites. The major change observed was that fewer women reported avoiding medical care because of COVID‐19 across all sites over time.
Sustainable investment and environmental, social, and governance investing: A bibliometric and systematic literature review
Authors: Kapil Sheeba , Rawal Vrinda 
Published: August 2023

AbstractEnvironmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing is synonymous with sustainable investment for socially responsible investors. Unfortunately, the diversity of ESG investing remains unattended amidst the growth in ESG literature, as the academic literature focuses dominantly on measuring performance. An understanding of a wide range of subjects entailing ESG is required before future research on ESG investing is performed. To overcome the challenge, this systematic literature review uses bibliometric mapping to reveal four significant research themes within the ESG investing literature: investor behavior and motivations for ESG investing; cost and risk mitigation in ESG investing; portfolio screening and ESG investing; and ESG performance. The review critically examines each theme and broadens the research agenda for future studies. In addition to the significant themes, this paper also discusses theoretical and recent research trends in the ESG investing literature. The review identifies clashes and crossovers between these themes to appropriately interpret one theme using another and emphasizes the heterogeneity in ESG investing. Lastly, discussion over concerns and criticisms of ESG investing highlights greenwashing as a major cause of concern for investors.
A scoping review of sexual and reproductive health recommendations in the context of migration to Europe
Authors: Rossoni I. , Chollier M. , Dudushi R. , Ghigo J. , Padovese V. 
Published: August 2023

AbstractIn recent years, growing instability and conflict around the world have continued to fuel outward migration, including migration to the EU/EEA. Many migrants hail from countries and regions with a higher burden of STIs—including HIV—and are exposed to enhanced risks of sexual and gender‐based violence leading to sexual health issues during their journeys. This scoping review aims to identify existing sexual health recommendations for non‐European migrants in the EU/EEA and identify gaps in their implementation. Sexual health recommendations formulated in relation to the migrant population in peer‐ reviewed journals or by expert consensus, between 2010 and 2021, were included. A keyword search was used to retrieve relevant publications on PubMed, ScienceDirect, the Cochrane Library databases, WHO and ECDC websites. The search strategy employed was charted in a dedicated Prisma Chart. Overall, 180 publications were retrieved. Based on the abstract and after eliminating duplicates, 33 publications were included for full‐text reading. The references of these publications were screened. In total, 19 publications met the inclusion criteria. Evidence‐based sexual health recommendations target only newly arrived migrants and migrant children (at arrival and during stay in the country). Screening practices are mostly informed by the country of origin and related prevalence, which remains a limitation; challenges faced during migration should also be considered. Implementation and compliance with these recommendations remain uncertain, as sexual health is not funded and addressed in a uniform manner across Europe.
Lung lobe torsion associated with chest wall defects in a dog
Authors: Huh M. , Lee S. 
Published: August 2023

An 8‐year‐old, spayed, female poodle presented with exercise intolerance, lethargy, respiratory distress, retching, hyporexia and diarrhoea. Thoracic radiographs revealed increased opacity in the left cranial thoracic region. The fifth and sixth ribs appeared to be bulging cranially to caudally, and CT and surgical exploration confirmed the presence of a thoracic wall defect in that area. CT showed abrupt occlusion of the bronchus that branches into the left cranial lobe and consolidation of the caudal segment of left cranial lung lobe, which led to the diagnosis of lung lobe torsion. A thoracotomy was performed, the twisted lung lobe was surgically excised, and the defect in the thoracic wall was repaired. Respiratory distress gradually improved after the surgery, and there were no identified complications within the 2‐year period following the procedure. Based on our literature search, this is the first reported case of lung lobe torsion caused by a thoracic wall defect in a dog.
Pharmacokinetics of toltrazuril and its metabolite, toltrazuril sulfone, in suckling piglets following oral and intramuscular administrations
Authors: Yeh Ta‐Wei , Rairat Tirawat , Wang Chao‐Ming , Wu Ching‐Fen , Huang Szu‐Wei , Chou Chi‐Chung , Kuo Hung‐Chih 
Published: August 2023

AbstractToltrazuril (TZR) is currently the only registered chemotherapeutic drug in the European Union for the treatment of Cystoisospora suis. This study investigated the comparative pharmacokinetics and tissue concentration‐time profiles of TZR and its active metabolite, toltrazuril sulfone (TZR‐SO2), after oral (per os, p.o.) and intramuscular (i.m.) administration to suckling piglets. Following a single administration of TZR orally at 50 mg/piglet or intramuscularly at 45 mg/piglet, higher concentrations of TZR and TZR‐SO2 were observed in all three investigated tissues after p.o. administration. The mean TZR concentration in serum peaked at 14 μg/mL (34.03 h) and 5.36 μg/mL (120 h), while TZR‐SO2 peaked at 14.12 μg/mL (246 h) and 9.92 μg/mL (330 h) after p.o. and i.m. administration, respectively. TZR was undetectable in the liver after p.o. administration (18 days) and in the jejunum (24 days) after i.m. injection, while TZR‐SO2 was still detectable in all three tissues after 36 days regardless of administration routes. This study showed that p.o. formulation exhibited faster absorption and higher serum/tissue TZR/TZR‐SO2 concentrations than i.m. formulation. Both formulations generated sufficient therapeutic concentrations in the serum and jejunum, and sustained enough time to protect against Cystoisospora suis infection in the piglets.
Rhetorik und Schriftbildlichkeit von literarischen Pantomimen
Authors: Tolksdorf Nina 
Published: August 2023

ZusammenfassungDa sich die Pantomime als sogenannte „wortlose Kunst“ ihrer Verschriftlichung eigentlich entzieht, sind einige Texte der Pantomime um 1900 bezüglich ihrer Darstellungsverfahren besonders erfinderisch. Sie enthalten Notationen, Bilder, Zeichnungen und generieren rhetorische Figuren, um die Bewegung des Körpers auf der Bühne in den Texten selbst zu übersetzen. Die Ergebnisse dieser Übertragungen sind oftmals intermediale Textgestaltungen, welche die Diskurse um 1900 aufnehmen, reflektieren, kommentieren und in Frage stellen. Der Beitrag analysiert anhand ausgewählter Pantomimen von Robert Walser, Hugo von Hofmannsthal sowie von Grete Wiesenthal und Clemens von Franckenstein exemplarisch die rhetorischen und schriftbildlichen Strukturen und situiert diese in den jeweiligen Diskursen.
Deformative magnetic marked length spectrum rigidity
Authors: Marshall Reber James 
Published: August 2023

AbstractLet be a closed surface, be a smooth family of Riemannian metrics on , and let be a smooth family of functions on . We show that if the magnetic curvature of each is negative and the lengths of each periodic orbit remains constant as the parameter varies, then there exists a smooth family of diffeomorphisms such that and . This generalizes a result of Guillemin and Kazhdan (Topology 19 (1980) 301–312) to the setting of magnetic flows.