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Work Life Balance of Generation-Y in Indonesia

Nuri Herachwati, Fendy Suhariadi, Sri Gunawan, Dian Ekowati
This research aims to investigate how generation Y in Indonesia values work-life balance. Various previous research shows potentials for further investigation to explore whether there will be similar findings. Existing research has employed one of the three perspetives in understanding work life balance....

Enhancing Society Civic Virtue Through Awareness of Traffic Dicipline

Titi Alawiyah, Dasim Budimansyah
In Bandung, Indonesia, traffic violations are still quite high and continue to increase every year. Traffic violations are mostly committed by adolescents. The purpose of this study is to find out how the implementation dikmas lantas program in order to foster awareness of traffic discipline in the city...

Oral Literature and Development of West Sumatra: Reconstructing the Minangkabau Cultural Values through Role and Position of Women in Kaba at Dendang Pauah Show

Refisa Ananda, Farel Olva Zuve
This research was motivated by the assumption that kaba in the oral literary performance of Dendang Pauah can be used to reconstruct the cultural values ​​or view of the Minangkabau life. Knowledge of the cultural values of a collective is very important, because with that knowledge we will be able to...

Apply MQ Group Discussion to TJPU Tertiary Large Class Teaching in China

Hong Jiang, Hong Zhao
Focusing on the transferability of effective Group Discussion, the article has compaed the similarities and differences Group Discussion between MQ in Australia and TJPU in China. The aim of this article is mainly to prompt student-centered course in China. At the end, this article has made some suggestions...

Technology-enhanced Multimodality in Encouraging Student Interaction: A Paradigm of a Flipped Second Language Classroom

Tianshu Wang
With the rapid development of multimedia technology, the digital environment in learning has become an up-going trend, promoting new learning models to emerge. Educators and researchers must realize the potential of technology for engaging students in interaction and collaboration. With qualitative analysis,...

How Malicious Comments on Social Media Has a Huge Impact on the Negative Attitude Toward Women

Puiyu Huang
In this age of the Internet, using social software has become an indispensable part of our lives. Although social software allows us to share our daily life, there will always be negative comments on social media. Since these comments are very common on social media, some people may think that these...

Development of Linguistic Competence and Critical Thinking Skills via English Public Speaking Contest

A Case Study

Yumei Zou, P. K. Veloo
This qualitative study was aimed at understanding the areas of participants’ linguistic and critical thinking development that facilitated students’ achievements in “FLTRP (Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press) Cup” English public speaking (EPS) contest. A sample of five college students who...

Legal Protection for Virtual Land Trading Investment Transactions in the Metaverse

Rizki Fitri Amalia
The existence of the Metaverse is warming the world as a second life, and one can carry out activities in the virtual world, one of which is buying and selling transactions. Metaverse itself is a digital reality that combines aspects of social media, online gaming, augmented reality (AR), virtual reality...

The Role of Universities on Improving Literacy, Numeracy, and Character Education at Schools

Saefur Rochmat, Muhamad Nur Rokhman, Danar Widiyanto, Agus Murdiyastomo
Deviant behaviors amongst students are the indication of the failure of education system, involving all elements within national education system. In this case, I like to criticize the elimination of religious skills in Curriculum 2013 Revised, of course, with except of the school subjects of Religion...

The Marketing Plan of Campus Woodwork Course with the Background of “Double Reduction” Policy

Shuangshuang Xu, Huixian Qin, Ziming Xie, Jitao Zhu, Fengmei Qin
With the “double reduction” policy carrying out, the number and scale of tutoring institutions have decreased, parents have paid more attention to the cultivation of all-round education, and universities have begun to pay attention to students' quality education, opening quality education courses...

Duration Matching as a Risk Management Tool: A Case Study of Apple and Netflix Corporate Bonds

Yueming You
This paper examines how duration matching can be employed as a practical, data-driven strategy to mitigate interest rate risk in corporate debt portfolios. Focusing on real-market corporate bonds issued by Apple Inc. and Netflix Inc., it demonstrates the steps for identifying optimal bond allocations...

Thugs Act of Community Organizations as a Cause of Unfair Business Competition in Procurement Tenders in Government Agencies

Martuasah H. Tobing, Ningrum Natasya Sirait, Mahmul Siregar
Intenders for the procurement of goods/services at government agencies, it is often monopolized by invisible hands. In fact, there are already anti-monopoly and unfair business competition arrangements as referred to in Law no. 5 of 1999 concerning the Prohibition of Monopolistic Practices and Unfair...

Vehicle Tax Accounting and Consumer Behavior: An Analysis of Tax Burden Perception and Vehicle Purchasing Decisions

Syafrita Ridha Ginting, Yunita Sarah Siregar, Aulia Arif Nasution, Kariono
This study examines the effect of perceived vehicle tax burden on consumers’ vehicle purchasing decisions, while exploring how demographic factors, such as age and income, moderate this association. Despite the increase in vehicle tax rates, their impact on consumer purchasing behavior remains underexplored....

Public Buildings of 1920–1940s in Rome: Restoration, Reconstruction, and Contemporary Use

Anna Vyazemtseva
By now, in Rome, public buildings realized in the 1920–1940s, according to Italian heritage legislation, are becoming protected monuments and require conservation and restoration. The implementation of that, however, leads to a number of problems of very diverse nature; be both technical, social and...

Interactive Connectivity Establishment Protocol for WebRTC System with NAT Traversal by Manual Signaling

Raswa, Ahmad Lubis Ghozali, Kurnia Adi Cahyanto
Nowadays, real-time communication (RTC) to become the trend for smart technology systems in some fields. The connection between hosts by RTC has a peer-to-peer (p2p) model, it’s not the client-server model, so p2p needs connectivity establishment on every peer. In this paper, we will examine how the...
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Research on management of innovation and scientific accounting files in Colleges and Universities

Dongdong Weng, Xiaofang Wang
Accounting archives management is first carried out in developed countries and regions, how to do a good job with the international standards implementation of modern management, this is we engaged in education management workers are generally concerned about the issue of colleges and universities. How...
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Research on the Relationship between Occupational Recognition and Employment Quality of Medical Students under the Pattern of Innovative Talents

Huanquan Shen, Qiang Li, Min Chen
In recent years, the country has put forward the pattern for education and cultivation innovative talents. As the core base for implementing the strategy of strengthening the nation by talents, the application of the pattern for education and cultivation innovative talents to the students in colleges...
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Analysis on Method of Protection and Utilization for the Historical Building in Laojun Cave

Jihong Xiao, Xiangdong Zhu, Chongen Wang
As one of the Taoist architectures in China, Laojun Cave possesses significant historical value, artistic value and scientific value. In order to effectively protect this cultural heritage with rich connotation and precious value, this paper explores how to play an active role of culture heritage in...

Research on Improving the Teaching Quality of Young Teachers in Local Universities-With Example of a Local University in L Province

Xiaoting Tan, Wanzhen Huang
Local colleges and universities mostly target at both teaching and research, so the quality of teaching is a very important part. The young teacher is the major subject in teaching. Thus it is of great significance to explore how to train young teachers to improve their teaching abilities. This paper...

The Impact of Translation Technique on Politeness Strategies in Giving Advice

Havid Ardi, M.R. Nababan, Djatmika Djatmika, Riyadi Santosa
Giving advice is a common speech act but potentially problematic as it may threaten the face of the hearer. The speaker will use politeness strategies to mitigate face threatening act in giving advice. Politeness strategies as mitigation are not only appeared in real conversation but also in fiction....

Gugon Tuhon Jawa in Kismorejo Village, Jaten District, Karanganyar District, Java Tengah Province (Literature Reception Study)

Sundari Sundari
Gugon tuhon is one of the oral Javanese traditions that has been passed down from generation to generation. Gugon tuhon is a form of Javanese society's belief, therefore, gugon tuhon is also inseparable from the prevailing myths. The truth of a myth depends on its adherents, a person who strongly believes...

Ronggeng: Cultural Artifact and Its Representation in Indonesian Film

Ms Yulianeta
Ronggeng is a cultural artifact that is very popular in the life of Indonesian people, especially in Java. In a historical context, ronggeng which is on the concept was originally viewed as a sacred culture in its development into a profane culture. The reception of ronggeng is not only uttered orally,...

Research on class management under the background of new media

Bin-bin Li
With the reform and development of information technology, new media has been widely used in various fields, the impact on people's daily lives is more and more big, the current application of Chinese universities in the information communication technology began a period of rapid development, new media...
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Research on software developing model of NetMagic Platform

Kai Sun, Donglai Xu, Jianbiao Mao, Zhigang Sun, Xing Su
As a programmable network platform, NetMagic have being widely used in network research. But how to develop software on NetMagic is not well studied. A 3- layer model, which include application layer, application supporting layer and NetMagic access layer, is proposed in this paper. Using quality monitoring...

Spiritual Knowledge in Eastern and Western Cultures and Human Health*

Sergei Nizhnikov
The author of the article analyzes the interrelation of culture and people’s ideas about their health. The report shows the peculiarities of Eastern (Chinese and Indian) and Western cultures, and how the understanding of the spiritual element in them defines the concept of health and development of ways...

Review and Prospect of National Image Research–The Cuisine Elements for Further Study

Jianyao Li, Ping Zong
National image is a broad research field attracts scholars from varies disciplines to study in different viewpoints and has tremendous research outcomes in past decades. This article aims to draw a picture in past research outcome in national image and particularly summarize research outcomes from scholars...

Research on the Influences of Market Conditions, Culture and Politics on Market Timing

Zhuobin He
A correct judgment of the market consists of comprehensive analysis in different aspects. The market timing is one of those important aspects, so this paper focuses on the market timing and proposes three factors which will play the key roles. This study aims to examine the influence of market conditions,...
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Reservoir Irrigation System Design Based Wireless Sensor Network

M. Zakuan Agung, Eka Susanti, R.A Halimatussa’diyah, Susanzefi
The latest development of the robot recently emerged an innovation where the surveillance robot can be controlled remotely via the internet to be more efficient and save time. This innovation is called the Internet of Things or IoT. The Internet of Things has emerged due to technological developments,...

Saving Lives with Data: How Blood Supply Chain Optimization Reduces Shortages by 7%

Andreas Handojo, Tanti Octavia, Gabriela Consuelo Heriyanto
This study aims to predict the demand for blood bags considering their expiration date, to help address the uncertainty and potential shortages in the Red Cross's blood stock. The ARIMA method was used to predict the future demand for blood bags, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. The simulation...
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Interpreting Engineering Program Costs Using Explainable AI

Shreya Makinani, Pankaj Siri Bharath Bairu
Accurate cost estimation in engineering projects is vital for effective planning and risk analysis. Traditional analytical models yield high precision but compromise on interpretability, hence limiting managerial confidence. In this paper, a reproducible, Python-based explainable-AI (XAI) workflow integrating...

Navigating the Digital Culture Frontier: Digital Skills and 21st-Century Skills in Student-authored Digital Multimodal Composition

Ira Mutiaraningrum
This forward-looking research on digital multimodal composing (DMC) aims to explore emerging trends in student-authored digital multimodal compositions in English for Specific Purposes (ESP) courses. This study involved an open-ended questionnaire answered by 263 tourism students assigned to create a...
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A Novel Method of HCC Pathological Images Recognition based on Morphological Distribution of Liver Cell Cords

Aoshuang Dong, Su Jiang, Huiyan Jiang, Keming Mao
The morbidity of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), which has become a significant killer to human life, is getting higher over the years. Not only the shape and structure of liver cells are abnormal in pathological images, but also liver cell cords show some unusual phenomena, such as incrassation and...
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Relationship between English Majors’ Tendency to Use Modal Sequences and Time of Enrollment:A Corpus-based Study

Shichun Qiu
Based on the result of the trends of modal sequences in Chinese English majors’ argumentation, this research focuses on the relationship between English majors’ tendency to use modal sequences and their time of enrollment. With the aid of corpus analysis, it reveals that the tendency to use modal verbs,...

Development and research on community home-based care service in China

Xue Jiang
With the rise of the proportion of aged population, more and more attention is drawn to the aging problems. Currently the majority of the elderly live at home. How to base on the community, integrating all kinds of community resources, to establish a care method for the elderly man's care, intervenient...
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MOOCS Challenges and Opportunities in College English Teaching Reform

Song Yongyan
According to the requirements for college teaching reform in universities and colleges offered by the Higher Education Department of the Ministry of Education and the Steering Committee of the Foreign Language Teaching Committee of the Ministry of Education. Since 2014, our university has taken the lead...

The Inter-Culture Communication Based On The Glocalization Critical analysis on emphasizing local culture

Zhong Zhen, Zhang YaLing
Globalization has been the irreversible historical trend since 90s last century. And with this historic trend, the culture globalization shows the unique feature concerning to the “glocalization”. Within such a historic and social background, how to acquire the huger space for the inter-culture communication...
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Is International Trade an Influence Factor to the Pearl River Delta's Water EKC

Hui Zuo, Danxiang Ai, Yuling Lin
Usually, international trade is thought as an influential factor to environment, but its effects on interrelationship of environment and economic growth is ignored. In order to investigate how international trade changes this relationship, the paper presents a model of endogenous Environment Kuznets...

Revitalising Democratic Local Governance: Enhancing Citizen Access And Participation Through Smart City

Agie Nugroho Soegiono, Sulikah Asmorowati
This paper examines the implementation of smart city in two cities; Surabaya and Jakarta, focusing specifically on the smart city structure, citizen access, and public participation. Smart city model is seen as new strategy to revitalise democratic local governance. Identically, smart city is mainly...
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Study on College Attendance Platform Based on Bluetooth Technology and Android Platform

Jie Xiong
To improve the efficiency of classroom attendance check, a college attendance platform based on Bluetooth technology and Android platform is put forward to quickly check the attendance at classroom by scanning the Bluetooth address of students’ mobile phones. The teacher may check the attendance manually...

Problems of Russian and Soviet economy in B.D. Brutzkus's works

Leonid Shirokorad
One of the leading representatives of the liberal current in economics of the 1920s and 1930s, B.D. Brutskus gained wide recognition as a penetrating researcher into the Soviet economy. This article examines his assessment of the agrarian policies of the Bolsheviks in the first years of the Soviet state...

How to Cooperate with One Belt and One Road Countries on industrial information Security Industry

Peng Hou, Xinzhu Cai
Industrial cooperation is an important step to faster the promotion of China’s global voice and rule-making power in cyberspace. With the gradual deepening of the Belt and Road Initiative(BRI), the major equipment and facilities, intelligent factories as well, that went global from China become new targets...
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Developing English Speaking Material Based on Contextual Teaching and Learning (CTL) for Junior High School Students

Agustina Wulandari, Erni Yusnita, Suci Nuralita Sari
In daily life, language occupies the most important aspect because it is a means of communication among humans. With the existence of language, there are many things humans can do in expressing the ideal of liking and disliking discovering the world, and other things. In order to be able to communicate...

Indonesian EFL Teachers’ Challenges in Assessing Students’ Higher-Order Thinking Skills (HOTS)

Nabila Saniya Abkary, Pupung Purnawarman
Higher-Order Thinking Skills (HOTS) must be implemented in every subject, including the English Language in the 2013 curriculum by the Ministry of Education and Culture in Indonesia. HOTS is the upper three levels of cognitive learning (analyzing, evaluating, and creating) coined by Bloom, known as Bloom’s...

Political Development in Palembang During the Liberal Democracy Era (1951–1959)

Adhitya Rol Asmi, Muhammad Reza Pahlevi, Yunani
This research described the political development in Palembang during the Liberal Democracy era in 1951-1959. The research problem was how the process of political development in Palembang during the Liberal Democracy era in 1951-1959. This study aimed at finding out the process of political development...

Sharing Resources in the Festival and Even Space: Some Evidence from Ketapanrame Indonesia

Veny Megawati, Hari Hananto, Ninik Juniati, Aluisius Hery Pratono
Recently, the festival and event sector suffered from crisis and uncertainty. Therefore, economic resilience and environmental sustainability become central for academicians, practitioners, and policymakers. This article aims to explore how the tourism industry finds ways to reenergize festival and event...

Responsibility of Business Players’ for Consumer Losses Caused by Misleading Promotions

Mulia Akbar Santoso, Muskibah, Johni Najwan
The purpose of this study is to analyze how the responsibility of business actors is affected when there are losses experienced by consumers who consume their products because they are attracted to the promotion of these products. This research is descriptive in nature, and to analyze the objectives...

Legal Challenges and Opportunities in Peer-to-Peer Lending: Ensuring Financial Diversity and Sustainability in the Digital Economy

Nurhilmiyah, Hasim Purba, Zulkarnain Sitompul, Tengku Keizerina Devi Azwar
Peer-to-peer lending as part of fintech has grown rapidly in the digital economy era, offering a more inclusive and flexible financing alternative. While peer to peer lending provides an opportunity to promote financial diversity and inclusion, legal challenges remain an obstacle to realizing the platform’s...
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Electronic Election for Small Medium Non-Profit Organizations in Indonesian Cities

Felix Handani
Elections in Indonesia often include direct voting, enabling every community member to immediately contribute to the election process and support their chosen leader. The digital divide, the security of data and systems, verification and transparency, and the legal and social-cultural acceptance of online...

The Spice Route During the Palembang Sultanate Based on Archaeological and Ethnographic Data

Retno Purwantir, Amilda, Wahyu Rizky Andhifani, Eko Yulianto
Spices have become the main commodity of the archipelago in the international trade scene. Chinese news sources provide information about spice commodities in the trading period from the 6th-19th centuries AD. Initially, spices were used for religious rituals and medicinal purposes. This function changed...

A Conceptual Framework for Understanding Tourist Sustainability Perceptions in Rural Tourism Destinations

Son Hong Vo, Le Nguyen Ngoc Thanh
Rural tourism destinations face the critical challenge of balancing economic development, environmental preservation, and cultural authenticity. While substantial research has examined sustainable tourism practices, limited attention has been devoted to understanding how tourists perceive sustainability...