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Research on Chinese University Governance for Open Education

Yun Yuan, Xingqiang Du
Reform on Chinese universities' governance mechanism and structure is not only the respond to the trend of streamlining government and delegating authorities, but also the way to tackle new challenges on universities, mainly from the perspective of open education. Suggestions on governance structure...

Continuous Quality Improvement in Implementation of Equity-based Education

Muhammad Ihsan Fauzi, Endang Herawan, Soemarto Soemarto
The most excellent education systems are those that engage quality and equity in simultaneously. They provide all children chances for a high quality education. Education access, learning process, and outcomes should not be influenced by circumstances outside of the control of individuals, such as gender,...

International High School Development in Chongqing: Test Preparation vs. University Preparation

Dongfang Liu, Vincent Brancato, Fang Da
This study concentrates on international high school development and trends in Chongqing, China. It was discovered that the number of students who are studying abroad has been growing significantly and the majority of students struggled because of the language barrier during their first semester. Although...

The Value of Tolerance in Javanese Karawitan

Joko Wiyoso, Totok Sumaryanto Florentinus, Tjetjep Rohendi Rohidi, Suminto A Sayuti
There are various ways to instill the value of tolerance. However,the instillation will be more effective when it is done through the method of pleasant playing such as in the performance of Javanese gamelan, a traditional instrumental ensemble including many bronze percussion instruments. Therefore,...

Overview of Human Rights Violations Against Rohingya Ethnicity in Burma and Uighur Tribe in China in International Law Perspectives

Fithriatus Shalihah, Muhammad Raka Fiqri
Since the inception of the Declaration of Human Rights, 1948 the acknowledgment of the human rights protection for each person has been arranged, so it is hoped that there is no violation of human rights and crimes in every country in the world. Every human being has the right to live peacefully and...

Shaping City Brand Ambassadoship Behavior Through City Green Resource Brand

The Imperative Role of Residents in City Branding

Anni Rahimah
Applying self-congruity theory, this research investigates how city green resource brands influence residents’ city ambassadorship behavior under the contingent condition of apathy. By employing cluster random sampling, research data were obtained from a sample of 266 residents of Surabaya, Indonesia....
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Impact of Hyper-Personalization Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Viral Marketing on TikTok, Thailand

Natacha Maswichian, Neeranuch Rattanakongsiri, Natthida Sukphoem, Chaninat Kanthanakit, Yannaphat Thungngoen, Thitamon Buaket, Nichapha Wongsuwan, Hataichanok Khwandee, Jutaphat Paksee
TikTok’s rise as a key platform for viral marketing is largely due to its use of artificial intelligence (AI) to deliver personalized content tailored to each user. In Thailand, social media significantly impacts daily life, making hyper-personalized marketing strategies crucial for brands trying to...

Internal Controls, Investigative Audits, and Forensic Accounting Can Help Prevent Fraud

Riza Wahyudi, Rita Martini, Rizki Novia Ramadhana, Kartika Rachma Sari, Darul Amri
To reduce the level of fraud, early disclosure of fraud is required. Internal control, forensic accounting and investigative audits are included in the method of revealing fraud early. This study is expected to measure how the effect of the application of internal control, investigative audits, and forensic...

Living with Flood: A Livelihood Resilience Approach of Rural People in Bihar, India

Madhuri, H. R. Tewari, P. K. Bhowmick
Pages: 48 - 66
Flood is a perennial problem in the state of Bihar, India with devastating impact on the livelihood of people. In spite of the government’s measures of flood mitigation, households continue to live with sufferings on account of severe damage to their material and non-material assets. In this background,...

The Role of Local Wisdom in Protecting Mangrove Forest in Bali Province

Ahmad Redi, Tundjung Herning Sitabuana, Fakhrana Izazi Hanifati, Putri Nabila Kurnia Arsyad
One of the Provinces in Indonesia which has its own island and is famous for its special customs is the Province of Bali. Not only are their customs unique, Bali also has abundant natural wealth. One type of natural wealth is Mangrove Forest which is one of the largest mangrove forests in Indonesia as...

Enforcing Foreign Arbitration Awards in Brazil: The Concept of Public Policy

Daniel Brantes Ferreira
This paper discusses two crucial topics in global arbitration: the implementation of foreign awards and the notion of public policy in Brazil. Brazil signed the 1958 New York Convention, and the Brazilian Arbitration Act mimics the Convention’s policies regarding the acknowledgment of foreign awards....

Regulating AI-Based Policing in India: Lessons from the EU AI Act for Surveillance, Accountability, and Investigative Practices

Simarjeet Singh Satia, Ekta Gupta
Artificial Intelligence (AI)-led technologies for surveillance are advancing criminal law practices, as Indian law enforcement rapidly deploys these tools, including facial recognition systems, drone-based monitoring, automated number plate recognition, policing software, and AI-enabled cyber forensics....

Contrastive Analysis of Politeness Strategies in Directive Speech Act in Japanese and Minangkabau Language

Alifah Dini Putri, Nuria Haristiani
This study aims to identify the similarities and differences of politeness strategies in directive speech acts in Japanese and Minangkabau languages. The data are gathered from dialogues in a Japanese movie entitled Kuchibiru ni Uta o (2015) and one Indonesian movie using Minangkabau language as language...
Proceedings Article

Experimental Study on Seismic Retrofit of Reinforced Concrete Buildings using Combination of Column-Jacketing and Supplemental Beams

Chao-Hsun Huang, Minlang Lin, Wei Hong Chen
To ensure the seismic safety of existing buildings, the Taiwanese government has been pushing seismic retrofit of old buildings in recent years. In these projects, one of the most frequently used techniques is column-jacketing, which is accomplished by encasing existing columns with a thick cover of...

Corruption: Does Environmental Damage Constitute State’s Financial Loss?

Bambang Sugiri, Alfons Zakaria
The purpose of this paper is to analyze the equalization of environmental damage with the financial loss of the State by the KPK’s prosecutor in indicting the perpetrators of corruption charged under article 2 and 3 of Act No. 31 Year 1999. The decision of the Corruption Court in Nur Alam case stating...

The Implementation of Criminal Act of Adultery (Comparative Study between Islamic Jurisprudence of Legal School and Qanun Jinayat In Aceh )

Nurhayati, Jailani
Besides to regulate Aqidah and worship, the implementation of Islamic Sharia in Aceh is conducted to regulate e Jinayah or criminal. In 2014, the Qanun/District regulation had been established to regulate the jinayah, namely Qanun Number 6 Year 2014, which was the result of revision of Qanun Jinayat...

The Strengthening of Legal Politics Through Public Policy Control as a Prevention of Corruption in Economic Globalization Era

Ismunarno, Hartiwiningsih, Isharyanto
This study aimed (i) to find out the legal politics strengthening in the form of control toward public policy and (ii) to analyze the public policy control as a preventive attempt against corruption. Policies have been used as a “gate” to commit policy corruption. It is necessary to extend the definition...

Fashion Products Based on Intellectual Property as a Cultural Tourism Object

(Study of Specific Art of Pamekasan Batik)

Djulaeka, Dyah Ayu Sulistyo Rini, Makhmud Zulkifli
The art of batik motifs provides identification for regions in introducing distinctive characters both through colouring and various designs. This distinguishing feature provides an attraction for batik lovers and at the same time an icon of a potential cultural tourism object. This article provides...
Proceedings Article

Investigations of continuous casting extrusion on the microstructures and properties of Zn-Al and Zn-Al-Ti alloys

Y L Li, L Z He
The microstructures and mechanical properties of Zn-Al and Zn-Al-Ti alloys wires prepared by continuous casting and extrusion (CASTEX) were studied in detail. The Al3Ti intermetallics in Zn-Al-Ti alloy distribute homogeneously at matrix of Zn-Al eutectics/eutectoid phase, and can effectively refine microstructure...
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Respiratory Rate as a Physiological Response to Dental Anxiety

Cahyanti Wydiastuti Susilo, Eva Fauziah
Dental treatment is often associated with pain, fear, and anxiety. Unfortunately, children with dental anxiety tend to resist dental treatment and behave uncooper-atively during dental procedures. Dental treatment is known to be stressful and is often associated with a physiological response; therefore,...

The Implementation of the Principles of Evidence of Evidence in the Consumer Dispute Settlement to Make Justice Just

D. Edi Wibowo, Adi Sulistiyono, Lego Karjoko
According to Article 45 of Law Number 8 of 1999 concerning Consumer Protection, the settlement of consumer disputes can be carried out outside the court and in the court. Out-of-court dispute resolution is carried out by the Dispute Settlement Agency (BPSK). Settlement of consumer disputes in court is...

Underage Marriage: Celebrity Ustadz and Islam Hegemonic Value

Justitio Adiprasetyo, Alnashava Preciosa Jantra
Religion and science are two discourses that compete and negotiate in the history of the debates of sexuality and gender, including the determination of the criteria whether a person can engage in sexual activity and marriage or not. The scientific discourse gives guidelines regarding the minimum age...

The Characters of Tere Liye’s Novel Rindu by Tere Liye: Review from Searle’s Commisive Speaking Actions

Desi Ratna Sari, Ngusman Abdul Manaf
This study aims to describe the character of the protagonist in the form of commissive speech acts according to Searle contained in the novel Rindu by Tere Liye. This research is a qualitative descriptive study. The data source of this research is the novel Rindu by Tere Liye. The data were obtained...
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TARGETING VASCULAR SMOOTH MUSCLE CELL TO IMPROVE ARTERIAL STIFFNESS

Patrick Lacolley
Pages: 45 - 45
Hypertension and arterial aging engage a plethora of key signaling pathways that act in concert to induce vascular smooth muscle cell (VSMC) phenotypic changes leading to vascular degeneration and extracellular matrix (ECM) changes responsible for alterations of the mechanical properties of the vascular...

Symbolic Dominance in the Criminal Law Enforcement Indonesia: Convergence Between the Trinity of Power and Truth-Games

Andi Muliyono, Rocky Marbun
Law enforcement, in essence, is an effort of legal discovery - through interpretation, which is carried out by law enforcers based on a series of powers and discretion in giving meaning to a concrete fact-based on legal norms, which raises the attitude of the Law Enforcer on how to carry out the examination...

The Complexity of Managing Covid-19 Outbreak in Indonesia: Open Government Approach

Muhammad Eko Atmojo, Helen Dian Fridayani
Indonesia, like many other countries across the world, is now dealing with shocks and problems that are not simply overcome due to the COVID-19 epidemic. Under these circumstances, the government’s ability to cope with a pandemic was put to the test in front of the public. The COVID-19 epidemic has had...
Proceedings Article

Occupational Stress and Its Impact on Job Performance

Azman Ismail, Noorshafine Saudin
The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between occupational stress and job performance using self-administered questionnaires gathered from employees at a private investment bank in Peninsular Malaysia. The outcomes of Smart PLS path model analysis confirms that occupational stress...

Construction of Guilty Pleas and Ability of Criminal Responsibility

Aby Maulana
That is the context of criminal law enforcement that departs from the principle of “no criminal without fault” and/or “no criminal responsibility without fault”, then there are fundamental problems, related to the assessment of the objectivity of an action on the one hand, and the subjectivity of the...

Transnational Corruption and Its Impact on Indonesian Jurisdiction

Satria Unggul Wicaksana Prakasa, Basuki Babussalam, Agus Supriyo
As a state of law, all law enforcement processes in Indonesia are limited by sovereignty for trans-border crimes that one of them is corruption. Corruption case is as part of transnational crimes that cannot be underestimated. The legal vacuum that occurs in Indonesia has an impact on the difficulty...

Implementation of Participation Theory in Legal Transmission Determining the Fault of Corruption Criminals

M. Musa
Participation theory in criminal law is a theory used to determine the classification of perpetrators' acts and faults involved in criminal acts. Legal reasoning to determine the actions and faults of participating in corruption is implemented the judge in the process of proof in court. Participation...
Proceedings Article

Optimizing Phishing Detection in Ethereum Using Ensemble Learning

Piyush Kumar Ghosh, Aditya Bhushan, Dharmendra Kumar, Ashutosh Kumar Singh
Among the various threats converging on the world of cryptocurrencies, the phishing attacks presented are among the most threatening ones within Ethereum. This paper introduces an innovative ensemble-based framework that enhances the detection of phishing attacks within Ethereum and mitigates against...

As Good As Water: Carry Forward the Spirit of Traditional Chinese Culture in China’s Visual Communication

Yuyao Liu
With the continuous development of the visual communication arts in all countries nowadays, mutual penetration has become a trend. In China, the development of visual communication design is leaps and bounds. However, in the state of rapid development, its aesthetic and values of contents have exposed...

The remarkable adaptability of syndromic surveillance to meet public health needs

Beverley J. Paterson, David N. Durrheim
Pages: 41 - 47
The goal of syndromic surveillance is the earlier detection of epidemics, allowing a timelier public health response than is possible using traditional surveillance methods. Syndromic surveillance application for public health purposes has changed over time and reflects a dynamic evolution from the collection,...

Land Rights Ownership by Foreign Citizens through Nominee Agreement in Tourism Investment in Bali

Made Wiryani, I Wayan Kartika Jaya Utama
This study is conducted to describe the impacts arising from the smuggling of agrarian law to avoid losses for investors and the negative impacts on investment evaluation as supporting the efforts of international tourism infrastructure development, particularly in Bali. This research utilizes normative...

Audit Responsibility as a Specific Type of Legal Responsibility

N Kim
Most of the theoretical and methodological problems of audit are related to the unresolved legal aspects, in particular, the specifics of audit responsibility. The issue of legal responsibility is well developed in the legal and economic literature, but there is no General understanding of the specifics...

Hijra Trend Among Youth in Contemporary Indonesia: Identity Construction and Negotiation

Endang Supriadi, Nur Hasyim
This article analyzes the phenomenon of the development of hijra among youth in Semarang City and their strategies in dealing with new habits in their daily lives. The phenomenon of hijra among young people has recently been extensively spreading in various regions. The trend of young people doing hijra...

The Difference Between Freedom of Speech and Outrageous Opinion Based on Netizens’ Behavior

Farrely Jacynda Sukma Putri, Deny Tri Ardyanto
Democracy in Indonesia gives the people the right to take part either through representatives or directly in decision-making that will affect their lives in society and the state. One of them is to argue, the right to express an opinion is one of the basic rights for citizens that must be respected by...

Navigating Copyright, Data Governance, and AI Training: Multijurisdictional Policy Assessment

Maitreyee Bapat, Isha Kul
The fast-paced development of generative “Artificial Intelligence” (AI) has put copyright in a critical position. The training of these AI models needs magnanimous and systematic copying of creative works. However, it raises uncertainty for the creators, authors, and artists about how their works are...
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Fusion Technique for Honey Purity Estimation using Artificial Neural Network

Norazian Subari, Junita Mohamad Saleh, Ali Yeon Md Shakaff
This paper presents the estimation of pu-rity of honey using Artificial Neural Network (ANN). ANN method was used to automate the decision of estimation, replacing the manual human approximate method. A total of 21 honey purity sam-ples from various concentrations of pure honey, adulterated honey and...

Activity daily living (ADL) of young people with intellectual disabilities

Yustika Dewi Yustika Tri, Nurliana Apsari Nurliana Cipta, Budhi Wibhawa Budhi, Sahadi Humaedi Sahadi
Intellectual disability is one of mental disorder occured during developmental time and resulting low intellectual function compare to average people in general and also the decreasing function of adaptive behavior. Adaptive behavior is the ability to conduct daily activities such as communicating, socializing,...

Building Organizational Culture And Climate as A Strategy for Character Development in School

Agus Tinus
The success of character education, especially the character development of school members in the teaching and learning process, is determined by cultural factors and organizational climate in the school. Organizational culture influences how individuals act while a conducive climate supports all learning...

Crossing Boundaries: The Impact of International Data Transfer Regulations on POCSO Enforcement and Global Child Privacy Safeguards

Meha Bhushan
In this contemporary digital era, the implementation of child protection legislation, such as the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, is confronted with major challenges on account of the transnational nature of data. Sensitive data pertaining to an investigation is usually stored...

Green Campus Initiative (Where do we start?)

Novi Yanthi, Hana Yunansah, Yona Wahyuningsih, Burhanudin Milama
Higher education institutions have a distinctive role to foster sustainable development. Universities should prepare their students to become sustainable society members by providing faculty development in sustainability, delivering course programs related with living experiences and theoretical sustainability...
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In Silico Evaluation of Soybean Protein as Bioactive Peptide for Anti-Thrombotic Agent by Molecular Docking Study

Fadilla Sherlyna, Muhammad Ilham Fahri, Arief Koeswanto, Dandan Wang
Cardiovascular Diseases (CVDs) are a growing global concern, including in Indonesia. By 2021, strokes were the leading cause of cardiovascular diseases (CVD), affecting 87% of the global population, while in 2018, 33.3% of Indonesians experienced CVD primarily due to strokes. Thrombolysis mediated by...

The Logic of the Public Prosecutor’s Monologue in Legal Interpretation: Tracing the Fallacy of the Public Prosecutor’s Indictment in the Crime of Corruption in Indonesia

M. Adystia Sunggara, Rocky Marbun
The Public Prosecutor as one component of the Criminal Justice System that carries out the prosecution function is one of the functions of the government to enforce the law. In the law enforcement process, the Public Prosecutor performs knowledge production through the mechanism of legal interpretation...
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Cost of Biosecurity Application: Comparing Aquaculture System and fish health in Traditional Fish Farm

Nimmi Zulbainarni, Lokita Megawati
The application of biosecurity in the aquaculture industry is seen as very important as one of the determinants of sustainable production. This application protects aquaculture from high mortality rates and low growth rates due to infection from pathogenic microorganisms and the introduction of exotic...

The Faculty Awareness on Plagiarism Issue

Uswatun Hasanah, Andi Harpeni Dewantara
The issue of plagiarism is increasingly widespread along with technological developments. The ease of accessing digital information forces academics to be more attentive to the issue of plagiarism. Related to the issue, this study explores the awareness of academics on the act of plagiarism. This study...
Proceedings Article

Synthesis of Metal Organic Frameworks by Phytoextracts: A Review

Nikhat Fatima, Arzoo Siddiqui, Amulya Sinha, Amit Yadav, Girish Singh, Sharda Sundaram Sanjay
Plant extracts contain bioactive compounds that may be used in the synthesis of metal organic frameworks. They are nature-friendly and rapid synthetic approach can be achieved with them, that provides a low-cost, high efficiency method for the synthesis of metal organic frameworks by phytoextracts. The...

The Role of Balapan Surakarta Station as a City Gateway and Transit-Oriented Development

Hardiyati Hardiyati, Pratiwi Anjar Sari, Fais Wisnanda
Surakarta has an important role nationally and regionally, where the area of Surakarta is constant. One area, namely Balapan Station, has essential significance for Surakarta. This station connects big cities in Indonesia, such as Semarang, Surabaya, Bandung, and Jakarta. This station was founded in...
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Aggressive Audience Against Competitive Anxiety in Pencak Silat Athletes

Eko Purnomo, Alfi Mukhti, Saskia Putri Rahayu
Anxiety when facing matches is a problem of emotional turmoil that is often faced by athletes, especially in individual sports that use physical contact such as pencak silat. One of the factors that can influence the level of competing anxiety is the proximity of the audience from the arena. Intimacy...