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How to value equity in national accounts?

Jana Kramulová, Jakub Vincenc, Helena Houžvičková
The objective of national accounts is to present a model of the real economy in the most accurate way. It means that not only officially recorded data from business accounting are included, but also model computations are used (e.g. in estimating the size of the shadow economy or correcting a phenomenon...

Ways to Cultivate College Students’ Teamwork Consciousness in College Basketball Teaching

Dawei Wen
With the increasing attention of the state and the education department to the higher education, the all-around development of students’ quality has received extensive attention. Both the levels of students’ academic knowledge and the improvement of students’ sports quality have received the attention...

Competency readiness of labor resources to digital economy

M.I. Plutova, E.E. Lagutina, I.V. Sadkova
Currently, the economic development of countries is directly dependent on the full scale of digitalization processes. As a new trend in social development, digitalization has replaced informatization and computerization. On the scale of economic and social life of both a single country and the whole...

Identifying and Managing Key Success Factors for Sino-Estonian Joint Ventures

Jiani Xie, Yuhan Hu, Yangxinran Sun
International Joint Venture (IJV) has been one of the main approaches to entering a foreign market in the last decade. Recently there has been a growing interest to examine the factors of successful IJVs in China and how these IJVs manage effectively with cross-culture from major developed countries....

green city or grey city? An urban environmental security perspective on Jakarta’s waste management system

Ucu Martanto
Similar to other megacities, waste disposal is one of the most serious problems in Jakarta. Data from the local government showed that every day Jakarta produces more than 27.966 M³ or 6.000 tons of waste, and with 5% annual growth, 55.37% of waste is organic and the rest is non-organic. The problems...
Review Article

Chebyshev Polynomials, Rhodonea Curves and Pseudo-Chebyshev Functions. A Survey

Paolo Emilio Ricci
Pages: 20 - 32
In recent works, starting from the complex Bernoulli spiral and the Grandi roses, sets of irrational functions have been introduced and studied that extend to the fractional degree the polynomials of Chebyshev of the first, second, third and fourth kind. The functions thus obtained are therefore called...

The Influence of the Effect of Service Quality and Employee Performance on Community Satisfaction in the Population and Civil Registry Service of Padang City

Yulius Hafiz, Syamsir
In the performance evaluation process in public services, satisfaction measurement is an important element services where to provide better, more efficient, and more effective services is the ultimate goal based on community needs. It is expected that the Population and Civil Registry Service of Padang...

Critical Language Awareness Development: A Pedagogical and Identity Engagement

Ruruh Sarasati
This paper aims investigating the engagement of critical language awareness in pedagogical context and how it can develop student’s identity. As every day students contact new-varied language and culture products from social media, these may contain ideologies, values, and cultures that are foreign to...

“I Feel Nervous and Lose My Ideas When Having Presentation”: Mapping Senior Students’ Challenges in Academic Oral Presentation in English

Marham Jupri Hadi, Baiq Henny Rizka, Tarmizi Tarmizi
This study explored senior students’ challenges when presenting their research proposal and thesis in English. This study was conducted in the English Teacher Education Department of the University of Nahdlatul Wathan Mataram. Five students who did their final project and five lecturers who were involved...

Interviewing Images: How Visual Research Using IPA (Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis) Can Illuminate the Change-Making Possibilities of Place, Space, and Dwelling

Jorella Andrews
Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) is a qualitative method mainly used in psychology, the social sciences and health science. Beginning with processes of open question interviewing, and taking an idiographic approach, it elicits unusually rich data from persons about specific life experiences,...

Effect of Breeding and Digital Marketing Systems on Profitability of Grouper Fisheries in Langsa City

Muslimah, K.M. Z. Basriwijaya, F. Alham
The opportunity for grouper development is quite large, this is influenced by several factors, including the availability of cattle in large numbers and of relatively good quality, the availability of sufficient animal feed, the availability of food land, relatively easy access to marketing, adequate...

The Mediating Role of Dynamic Capabilities and Business Model Innovation on the Relationship Between Environment Turbulence and Firm Performance

Dudi Hendra Fachrudin, Agus Rahayu, Nanang Fattah, Lili Adi Wibowo
This paper describes the impact of environmental turbulence on the company’s business model that has led to a global recession. What is surprising is that the cause of the 2020 recession is Covid-19, which is a health crisis, but has an impact on the world economic crisis. Background Problems: The world...

The Expression of the Form of Chinese Opera Painting in Folk Art

Xiaojie Zhang
In the ancient times without modern media, the visual communication mode of opera art mainly depends on fine arts. The forms and types of opera performance almost involve all kinds of fine art. From the perspective of ancient sculpture, New Year wood-block painting, ancient murals and other folk arts,...
Proceedings Article

Profile of Antigen Excretory-Secretory Schistosoma Japonicum in the Development of Elisa Method to Detect Schistosomiasis in Indonesia

Samarang, Made Agus Nurjana, Malonda Maksud, Sri Murtini, Fadjar Satrija
The development of ELISA method to detect patients with schistosomiasis in Indonesia is a detection of the antigens that are derived from the peripheral vessels in the blood serum. This research is conducted in the Napu Plateau of Poso Regency, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. The goal is to develop ELISA...

Differences Between Chinese and English Thinking from the Use of Nouns in Chinese and English

Jingqi Tang
Nouns play an essential role in the daily use of language, primarily identifying and naming people and things. Different language users have distinct rules and habitual methods to form words, as well as to pronounce and define grammars. These fixed and conventional language rules are influenced by speakers’...

Analysis of Students’ Satisfaction in Learning Government Accounting

Blended Learning Vs Traditional Learning

Dewi Pebriyani, Ade Elsa Betavia, Vita Fitria Sari
Blended learning is a learning method that incorporates face-to-face lectures with online teaching. Online teaching can be used to distribute learning materials, assign and collect assignments; conduct quizzes, and also allows for discussions and provides feedback and other functions through the features...

Formalization of Requirements for Spatial Development Investment Projects

Vladimir Kalugin, Aleksandra Dubskaya, German Poddubny, Eugeniy Bukhvald
One of the most important tasks in economy is to assess the economic efficiency of investment projects. Evaluation of the effectiveness of investment projects is of utmost importance at the pre-investment stage of the life cycle. However, the amount and nature of information available at this stage does...

Localizing the Korean Variety Shows in China Review of the Differences Between Policy, Market and Culture

Chenxuan Gao, Anqi Wu, Qingyuan Yang
This article aims to find out how the differences of policy, market and culture between Korean and Chinese influence the process of Chinese localization and the development of Chinese television industry. The collection of literature summaries from journals and news, the research methods of the literature...
Proceedings Article

Vaccine Rejection Identity on Facebook in the Context of a Conflict

The Risk and Coping Strategies of Vaccine Refusal Group

Fathia Islamiyatul Syahida, Dinda Dania Nadine Asy Syifa, Indira Kirani Putri, M. Fathan Haidar Januar, Tito Edy Priandono
The success of the vaccination program is influenced by the presence of social media. Facebook gives vaccine repellents access to share content, express opinions about vaccines, communicate and interact. In revealing their identity, vaccine repellents are inseparable from risk and conflict. The main...
Proceedings Article

Are Cookies Based on Soybeans and Aren Safe for Autistic Children?

Revy Yuniarti Ningrum, Hartati Eko Wardani, Septa Katmawanti
1) Background: Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) have indigestion conditions, so diet in children with ASD is gluten-free and casein-free diet. Gluten-free and casein-free food products tend to be low in protein. Soy flour with a high protein content is expected to increase the nutritional...
Proceedings Article

The Correlation Between e-Health Literacy Competencies and Self-management of COVID-19 Disease

(Case Study of Health Information Managements Students in Semarang)

Enny Rachmani, Haikal Haikal, Eti Rimawati, M. G. C. Yuantari, Anasthasya Nisrina Arifin, Prima Pratiwi, Krhisna Prymaditya Achmad
Introduction: Mass open communication via social media and the internet causes infodemics and information gaps. The COVID-19 pandemic has become a driving force in global adoption of digital technology such as the internet, including in Indonesia. Individuals need eHealth literacy to assess the information...
Proceedings Article

Smallholder Farmers Market Options Within the Emerging Agri-Food Value Chain

Shaf Rijal Ahmad, Kodrad Winarno
Agriculture in Indonesia is facing challenges in the mid of agri-food value chain transformation. The transformation allows farmers to grow, however this also presented more barriers particularly for smallholder farmers with unfavorable characteristics. Unfortunately, these farmers are dominating agriculture...
Proceedings Article

A Computer Game Decision Interpretation Method Based on Salient Features

Haodong Feng, Shuqin Li
Artificial intelligence has greatly improved the efficiency of industry and life, but its algorithmic framework is often a black box, leading to a lack of understanding of how computers give decision results. So, the interpretability of artificial intelligence has been widely concerned in recent years....
Proceedings Article

Research on frequency calculation of short suspender with fixed support at both ends

Yijun Liu, Lijuan Wang, Quan Chen
In order to analyze the influence of flexural stiffness on the frequency of short boom, the calculation accuracy of natural vibration frequency of short boom cable force is low. Based on the existing formula for calculating natural vibration frequency of the cable with fixed supports at both ends and...

Critical Philosophies and Christian Education in the Digital Era

Teguh Wijaya Mulya
Contemporary Christian Education has been documented to be catching up with technological and educational advancements of the digital era in its praxis. However, there needs to be more discussion about changes and challenges around the underlying educational philosophies in Christian Education as a result...

Analysis of the Concept of Certain Investigators in the R-KUHAP Using the Principle of Legality

Deni Setya Bagus Yuherawan, Fanny Tanuwijaya, Ferdricka Nggeboe, Subaidah Ratna Juita, Hermawan Hermawan
The concept of a certain investigator has the potential to cause problems. According to Article 1, number 4 of the R-KUHAP, a certain investigator is an official of an institution other than the National Police Investigator and the PPNS who is given investigative authority. Explanation of Article 6 paragraph...
Proceedings Article

Thermal Analysis of PCM Composites Based on Paraffin Wax and Bamboo Carbon for Passive Cooling Applications of Electric Vehicle Batteries

I Made Arsawan, I Dewa Gede Ary Subagia, I Ketut Gede Wirawan, Dewa Ngakan Ketut Putra Negara, I Putu Sastra Negara, I Gede Oka Pujihadi
This study aims to evaluate the thermal performance of Phase Change Material (PCM) composites based on paraffin wax. However, the use of paraffin alone as PCM has a drawback in terms of low thermal conductivity. To enhance the thermal conductivity of the PCM, additional elements need to be incorporated...

Number of IPO Review Issues and Firms’ Stock Market Performance

——Take the Science and Innovation Board as an Example

Youlin Feng
The result of IPO value audit is not only a key factor affecting whether the enterprise can be listed, but also an important reflection of the enterprise’s own operating conditions. Referring to Zhang Guangli’s (2019)[5] article in Economic Research, this paper focuses on the IPO value audit opinion...

From Memories to Meaning: How Halal Tourism Experiences Shape Destination Affinity

Dian Prihardini Wibawa, Yanto Yanto
This study investigates the factors influencing memorable halal tourism experiences and their impact on Destination Affinity. Focusing on Halal-Friendly Facilities, Cultural Sensitivity, Safety and Security, Accessibility of Halal Information, and Spiritual Fulfillment, the research employs a descriptive...
Proceedings Article

The Impact of Retrofitting Elevators on the Indoor Thermal Comfort of Existing Urban Residential Buildings: A Case Study of a Typical Levelling Entrance Scheme

Ding Ding, Hao Wang, Yuanyuan Qin
In pursuit of urban sustainability, retrofitting elevators in existing residential buildings has emerged as a pivotal strategy to enhance accessibility and marketability. However, the impact of such retrofits on indoor thermal comfort remains underexplored. This study aims to bridge this gap by investigating...

Is it a stress Buffer or a Cognitive Catalyst?--Deconstructing the Double-Edged Sword Effect of AI Consciousness on Employee Adaptive Performance

Guohong Deng, Li Hui
Against the backdrop of the widespread application of artificial intelligence (AI) technology in the workplace, employees’ cognition and attitudes toward AI—namely AI awareness—have increasingly become a key factor affecting their work adaptability. Based on the cognitive appraisal theory of stress,...

How is the Development of Human Geography Sciences in Schools?

Muhammad Robith Farkhan, Enok Maryani, Epon Ningrum, Nandi Nandi
Human geography is studied and developed in schools through the study of geography. At the school level in Indonesia, human geography has not become an independent discipline. This causes the development of human geography studied to be still low, despite the fact that there are various human related...

A Multi-group Analysis of the Impact of Lean Manufacturing Practices on Operational Performance: Does the National Culture Matter?

Le Nguyen Hoang
Although there are abundant studies addressing the technical aspects of lean manufacturing, few have been done to examine the influence of national culture on its effectiveness. Moreover, the “true” relationship between national culture and operational performance from practising lean manufacturing is...

Synergies between Artificial Intelligence, Sustainable Innovation, and Organizational Resilience: Evidence from Morocco

Rania Elouidani
This study examines the interaction between artificial intelligence (AI), sustainable innovation, and organizational resilience within the context of Moroccan enterprises, with a focus on the Souss Massa region. The objective is to analyze how these three dimensions interact and strengthen the competitiveness...

AI-driven Financial Decision-Making: A Bibliometric Review

Aradhana Sorout, Anil Anand Pathak, N. P. Singh
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged to be a significant contributor in the field of finance. From algorithmic trading and robo-advisory services to fraud detection, AI-driven technologies are changing how people make financial decisions. It leads to a paradigm shift in the financial decision making....
Proceedings Article

Ethical AI Practices in Libraries

Asha Sureshchandra Mishra
This paper discusses the topic of ethical AI practices, exploring what Artificial Intelligence is and how libraries have implemented it to provide better services. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has an immense impact on our lives, personally and professionally; we are utilising the AI features and functions...
Proceedings Article

E-Governance as a Catalyst For AI-Enabled Administration: A Study of Land Record Digitization in Assam

Harekrishna Borah, Jeuti Nath
The move towards digitizing land records is an important step, as it helps bring more transparency, makes processes faster, and ensures governance that focuses on citizens’ needs. In Assam, the Dharitree system played a pioneering role in modernizing land administration by transforming traditional paper-based...

Exploiting the Spectrum of Perturbed Even-Order Operators in Optimizing Educational Recommendation Systems (OERS)

Ilias Aarab, Youssef Jdidou, Souhaib Aammou
In the field of online education, personalization of learning is a major challenge. Educational recommendation systems (ERS) play a crucial role in proposing resources tailored to the individual needs of learners. This article explores an innovative approach to optimize ERS by exploiting the spectrum...

Construction of a transmedia project for an imagined community

Pablo Escandón-Montenegro, Franklin Aguilera Vaca
This study reflects on how the processes of content creation and tans-media strategies and the design thinking methodology are compatible to establish digital communication projects in communities with little presence in socio-digital platforms. Based on the analysis of the digital performance of the...

Criminal Liability of Child Sexual Exploitation Perpetrators Using Social Engineering Techniques Through Digital Wallets in Indonesia

Kiki Kristanto, Kautsar Ismail, Fransisco Fransisco, Ronaldi Ronaldi
The ease of access to digital financial services, particularly digital wallets, has strengthened the effectiveness of social engineering techniques as a tool for criminals. Digital wallets offer convenience for transactions without requiring strict identification, which increases the risk of criminal...

Learning from the Folk School Festival: Creating Public Participation Through Community Activities

Maya Mustika Kartika Sari, Syafa Amalia Tsani, Rr. Nanik Setyowati, Sarmini Sarmini, Warsono Warsono, Iman Pasu Hardianto Marganda Purba, Rahmanu Wijaya
Inequality of access to education is one part of the public problem. This happens because the mechanism of the education system still refers to the merit system. This study explores how community-led initiatives address educational access challenges in Surabaya. This study uses a qualitative approach...

Great Mosque of Sang Cipta Rasa Cirebon as Representation of the Muslim Community in Cirebon

Dian Wulandari, Warto Warto, Bani Sudardi, Titis Srimuda Pitana
Once upon a time, Cirebon became one of the stopovers for traders from various countries, such as Arab and China. This makes Cirebon one of the cities with a diversity of ethnic, cultures, and religions. This can be seen from several historical places in Cirebon that have various cultural patterns, such...

Exploring the Health Beliefs and Technology on Physical Activity Behavior

Nur Farahin Mohd Johari, Nazlena Mohamad Ali, Mohamad Hidir Mhd Salim, Rahma Santhi Zinaida
With the rapid growth of mobile health (mHealth) applications, there is increasing interest in understanding the factors that drive behaviour change. Despite the widespread use of mHealth apps, little is known about how psychological health beliefs and user engagement influence behaviour change. This...

Strategies for Structuring the Administration of Criminal Appeals in Indonesia in the Era of Society 5.0

H. R. Abdul Manan, Cipta Indra Lestari Rachman
The period of society In the period known as “5.0,” social patterns are constantly evolving and reliant on technology. The development of technology entering the industrial era 4.0 is marked by the creation of technology that minimises human interaction, reduces time, and accelerates services. Technological...

Examining How Creativity, Risk-taking and Proactiveness as Entrepreneurial Ability Affecting Fintech Companies’ Innovativeness

Anna Sardiana, Sudaporn Sawmong
This study examines the critical link between the innovativeness of financial technology (fintech) companies and the development of entrepreneurial abilities. Innovation is critical for gaining a competitive advantage in a market characterized by rapid technological advancement and shifting customer...

Cultural Acculturation of Kamandaka Legend as an Effort to Preserve Local Wisdom of Banyumas

Widya Putri Ryolita, Andrik Purwasito, Wakit Abdullah, Sofa Marwah
This article discusses the cultural acculturation of the Kamandaka Legend as an effort to preserve the local wisdom of Banyumas. This study uses a qualitative descriptive method supported by field interviews and hermeneutic theories from Jurgen Habermas. The main purpose of this article is to identify...

Perceptions of Teacher–Student Relationship Dimensions and Their Association with English Learning among Form 3 ESL Learners in Malaysia

Raja Rosemawati binti Raja Abdullah, Ika Dylaila binti Ahmadul Amin Nazlee, Fazilah binti Jaafar
Strong relationships between teachers and students are essential because they foster a supportive learning environment where students are acknowledged and understood. These relationships are often linked to improved academic outcomes and emotional well-being, yet their direct influence on ESL students’...

Digital Transformation and MSMEs Performance: Mediation of Innovation and Competitive Advantage

Apriyanti Apriyanti, Ida Puspitowati
Digital transformation has become an essential strategy for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to remain competitive in an increasingly digitalized economy. However, empirical studies exploring how digital transformation drives performance through innovation and competitive advantage particularly...
Proceedings Article

AI-Powered Cybersecurity for the Financial Public Sector: A Microsoft Sentinel and Low-Code Power Automate Framework

Srinivas Kamineni, Sarat Piridi, Satyanarayana Asundi, Nataraja Kumar Koduri
The social sphere of the financial world is becoming increasingly exposed to cyber threats, and therefore defense systems must be developed to work independently and be intelligent and capable of expanding automatically. This research paper considers how the artificial intelligence-powered runs of Microsoft...
Conference Abstract

P4.21 MICROCIRCULATION EFFECTS OF OBESITY AND/OR DIET: A PRELIMINARY STUDY IN MICE

Nicole Di Lascio*, Francesca Lenzarini, Cristina Barsanti, Francesco Stea, Claudia Kusmic, Francesco Faita
Pages: 20 - 20
Obesity is becoming a global epidemic and is associated with cardiovascular disease. Genetic factors play a significant role in the disease etiology but less is known about the interaction between genes and diet composition. This study is aimed to investigate the effect of diet and/or genotype on microcirculation...