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Professional Learning from Disturbances in Healthcare: Managerialism and Compassion

Professional Learning from Disturbances in Healthcare: Managerialism and Compassion

Professional Learning from Disturbances in Healthcare: Managerialism and Compassion

Author(s): Katie Willocks,Jem Bendell,Richard Little / Language(s): English / Issue: 2/2020

Keywords: Leadership; compassion; managerialism; healthcare; maternity; cultural-historical activity theory;

This study asks what behaviours might convert professional disturbances in maternity wards into opportunities for learning within healthcare and how that process is influenced by models of management and leadership. A framework of Cultural History Activity Theory helped to analyse moments of fractured collaboration in which uncertainty about roles and differences in professional status was a factor. Implications for professional learning are discussed along with the frames that might give coherence and utility to future research. We conclude that any interventions to support professional learning should reflect the broadly compassionate ethos that informs the commitments and activities of healthcare workers.

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Motivational Essay - A Useful Tool in Career Choice?

Motivational Essay - A Useful Tool in Career Choice?

Motivational Essay - A Useful Tool in Career Choice?

Author(s): Cristina Cîrtiţă-Buzoianu,Venera-Mihaela Cojocariu,Gabriel Mareş / Language(s): English / Issue: 4/2021

Keywords: Motivational essay;career choice;career counselling;economically disadvantaged students;COVID-19 period;

The proposed study is based on a double causality, such as: the need to improve the counselling tools for high school students for the appropriate choice of a career development path; the existence of the category of disadvantaged students from an economic perspective, whose difficulties in choosing a training path for their career have been augmented during the pandemic. Our research provides an analysis of how the motivational essay can be substantiated as a useful tool in career counselling activities, as well as how it can be integrated into counselling approaches for the economically disadvantaged teenagers to choose the academic development path. We have used a mixed research methodology, which complements the peer review approach with the qualitative analysis of a set of motivation essays developed by the 11th and 12th Grade students. The research aims to identify the level of development of self-analysis, self-reflection and self-assessment of motivational factors, which may be decisive in choosing a future career. The essay analysis highlights a series of elements, which reflects the dynamics of the change of motivational resources in the context of the digitalisation acceleration, of the upheavals on the labour market generated by the new social and economic context. The obtained results allow the formulation of conclusions: confirming the need for such an approach; certifying the possibility and usefulness of integrating the motivational essay into the career counsellor’s methodological portfolio and professional counselling approaches; illustrating useful effects and limits of the reflective effort generated during the essay.

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Workers' Satisfaction with Grievance-Handling Procedure: A Study on the Selected Garment Factories in Bangladesh

Workers' Satisfaction with Grievance-Handling Procedure: A Study on the Selected Garment Factories in Bangladesh

Workers' Satisfaction with Grievance-Handling Procedure: A Study on the Selected Garment Factories in Bangladesh

Author(s): Serena Aktar,Md. Mahbub ul Alam / Language(s): English / Issue: 3/2021

Keywords: Grievance management; garments industry; grievance; structural features; worker’s satisfaction; labor union

Employees are the most important asset in the organization. There should always be a good relationship between employer and employee. If employees are happy in the organization, then the organization can move towards success. Satisfaction towards grievance handling procedure is important in this regard since one of the most important consequences of mishandling of grievances is labor unrest. An employee’s grievance can be over the wage and salary, working hours, condition of work premises, employment conditions, etc. Keeping the views in mind, this study was conducted to examine the level of satisfaction towards different dimensions of grievance handling procedure and its influence on overall satisfaction among workers in some selected factories in the Readymade Garments (RMG) sector in Bangladesh. Data was collected using the Grievance Handling Procedure Questionnaire. A total of 284 garment workers from different garment factories located in Dhaka, Gazipur, and Narayanganj took part in the survey. Measures of central tendency, dispersion, and association have been used as part of descriptive statistics while multiple linear regression analysis has been used to identify significant predictors of turnover intention. The results indicated that four dimensions of grievance handling procedure, i.e., a decision given, time taken for solving grievance, follow up mechanism, and attitude of supervisors significantly predict workers’ overall satisfaction. However, structural features of the grievance procedure were found statistically insignificant. Finally, it was concluded that if managers and supervisors are well trained and workers’ grievances are handled effectively, they will be encouraged, assured, and will have positive feelings towards their organization and this would increase their overall satisfaction and, thereby, productivity.

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Methodological Basis of the Comparative Evaluation of Inclusiveness Level of Economic Development

Methodological Basis of the Comparative Evaluation of Inclusiveness Level of Economic Development

Methodological Basis of the Comparative Evaluation of Inclusiveness Level of Economic Development

Author(s): Alovsat G. Aliyev / Language(s): English / Issue: 4/2021

Keywords: Keywords: economic growth; inclusiveness of economic development; National Inclusive Development Index; inclusiveness level and index; 4.0 Industrial Revolution; Internet of Things (IoT);inclusiveness;

The article is devoted to the methodological basis of comparative assessment of the level of inclusion of economic development in different areas and regions. The article focuses on the methodological problems of analyzing, evaluating, and raising the level of inclusiveness of economic development. The importance of raising the level of inclusion in the context of new development trends in society and the economy is interpreted. The need for a new look at the scientific and theoretical basics of economic development are emphasized. Available studies on inclusive development issues are analyzed. Indicators and sub-indices characterizing the inclusive development of the society are proposed. An analysis of international scientific research on the problems of inclusive development was conducted. As the increase in the inclusion of the economy leads to an increase in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), the urgency of developing its prospects is justified. Ratings of advanced countries on inclusive economic development indices were analyzed. Indicators of inclusive development of international economic organizations have been identified and based on them, relevant improvements have been made and additions have been made. Indicators and sub-indices characterizing the inclusive development of society are offered. The evaluation of inclusive development at the international level is analyzed. The methodological basis of the evaluation of the inclusiveness level is explained and a technique is developed. Key efficiency indicators for inclusive growth and development have been identified. The country's National Inclusive Development Index (NII) is proposed as a dependency on sub-indices that reflect several areas. Subindices and indicators forming the level of inclusion of national economic development have been proposed. The scientific-methodological approach proposed for the assessment of inclusion at the national level is presented in the form of algorithms and conceptual stages. Assessment of the level of national inclusion is offered as Level I - inclusion at the national, social, or macro-level; Level II - inclusion of regional or individual cities and regions; Level III - intersectoral or sectorial inclusion; Level IV - inclusion in the private sector, non-governmental structures; Level V - inclusion in non-governmental and public administration; Level VI - inclusion in the micro or enterprises, production level; Level VII - in several sub-levels as individual inclusion in homes and families. National and international evaluation of the inclusive society and economic development is studied. The main factors of inclusive development of Azerbaijan's economy such as GDP per capita, labor productivity, expected healthy life length, employment level, Gini index of income, poverty level, Gini index of wealth, monthly household income, net savings, carbon capacity, public debt to GDP indicators such as ratio, demographic load ratio have been developed. The importance of the use of inclusion technologies was highlighted and reported on. It was noted that the effective platform for increasing the inclusion of the information society has many opportunities. It was noted that the globally implemented "Internet of Things" (IoT), Cloud computing, soft-computing, Big Data technologies, and components of the 4.0 Industrial Revolution will create additional opportunities for joint effective activities of citizens in society, increasing the level of inclusion.

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Ageing and Responsible Consumption

Ageing and Responsible Consumption

Ageing and Responsible Consumption

Author(s): Alexandra Zbuchea,Loredana Ivan,Rareș Mocanu / Language(s): English / Issue: 4/2021

Keywords: responsible consumers; ageing and responsible consumption;older consumers;

Multiple studies show that the contemporary society is increasingly more responsible and ask companies to prove responsible citizens, too. The current study aims to a better understanding of the role of age plans in responsible consumption attitudes and values. Investigating the literature in the field, including studies developed worldwide as well as on the Romanian market. The research documents that the younger adults are more responsible and greener than older persons. Nevertheless, the older the consumer, the more trustful in the personal impact of her/his consumption is. The older adults seem to be less inclined towards responsible buying. The available data also suggests that the age gap is closing, and older consumers tend to be increasingly more responsible.

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THE EFFECT OF COVID-19 FEAR ON THE INTERNET BANKING AND MOBILE BANKING USAGE EXPERIENCES OF THE BABY BOOMERS GENERATION

THE EFFECT OF COVID-19 FEAR ON THE INTERNET BANKING AND MOBILE BANKING USAGE EXPERIENCES OF THE BABY BOOMERS GENERATION

THE EFFECT OF COVID-19 FEAR ON THE INTERNET BANKING AND MOBILE BANKING USAGE EXPERIENCES OF THE BABY BOOMERS GENERATION

Author(s): Berrin Arzu Eren / Language(s): English / Issue: 24/2021

Keywords: Baby boomers generation; customer experience; customer trust; customer commitment; covid-19 fear;

This study is aimed to reveal the internet banking/mobile banking usage behavior of the Baby Boomers generation, whose technology adoption and usage level is relatively poor compared to other generations in the pandemic, on the axis of customer experience and Covid-19. For this purpose, the data collected from 176 participants with convenience sampling method was analyzed using Structural Equation Model. The results of the study show that as the positive perceptions of Baby Boomers generation customers about their internet banking/mobile banking experience increased, their trust in the bank also increased; similarly, the higher the trust of the customers in the bank where they use this service, the higher their commitment to the bank. While the study results do not reflect a direct relationship between customer experience and customer commitment, it shows that these customers' Covid-19 fear during the pandemic strengthens the relationship between experience and trust and experience and commitment.

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ESTIMATING OF HOUSEHOLDS SHOPPING ON THE INTERNET USING RANDOM FOREST METHOD

ESTIMATING OF HOUSEHOLDS SHOPPING ON THE INTERNET USING RANDOM FOREST METHOD

İNTERNETTEN ALIŞVERİŞ YAPAN HANELERİN RASTGELE ORMAN YÖNTEMİYLE TAHMİN EDİLMESİ

Author(s): Uğur Ercan / Language(s): Turkish / Issue: 24/2021

Keywords: Random forest; shop on the internet; imbalanced dataset; SMOTE; random undersampling;

The aim of the study is to determine the households shopping online in Turkey. During the modeling phase, the Random Forest method, which is frequently preferred in classification problems, was used. The data set in the TÜİK 2019 Household Budget Survey and gathered from 11521 households was used. The data set of the study was balanced with SMOTE and Random Undersampling methods. The cross-validation method was used to increase the accuracy of the study. The performances of the established models were compared and interpreted, and it was shown that the classifier performance could be increased with the correct use of sampling methods and cross-validation. In the training dataset, the model established by applying the SMOTE method was found to be more successful than the results of all criteria (F, DP, G-Means and MCC ) compared to other models. In the test data set, while it was observed that the model with the SMOTE method was more successful than the results of the F and MCC criteria, the model established with the Undersampling method was more successful according to the result of the G-Means criterion, and the model created without using any method was found to be successful according to the result of the DP criterion.

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COMPARISON OF THE ACADEMIC PERSPECTIVES OF ACCOUNTING FACULTY MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITIES OF TURKEY AND AROUND THE WORLD

COMPARISON OF THE ACADEMIC PERSPECTIVES OF ACCOUNTING FACULTY MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITIES OF TURKEY AND AROUND THE WORLD

COMPARISON OF THE ACADEMIC PERSPECTIVES OF ACCOUNTING FACULTY MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITIES OF TURKEY AND AROUND THE WORLD

Author(s): Meltem Gül,İbrahim Aksu / Language(s): English / Issue: 24/2021

Keywords: World's best universities; universities in Turkey; education of accounting; faculty member profile;

The main objective of this study is to examine the profiles of accounting faculty members in the top 100 universities of the world which are ranked and published in the business management program by Quacquarelli Symonds QS organization, in terms of variables such as gender, title (rank), number of publications and citations; and to compare them with the profiles of accounting faculty members in Turkey. In order to make this comparison, universities in Turkey were divided into 4 groups: the oldest universities in Turkey, the best universities, foundation universities and newly established universities, and 10 universities were selected from each group. Thus, the closest and furthest groups to the faculty member profile in the best universities in the world would be identified and the general profile of the faculty members in Turkey would be revealed. One result to the study reveals that the average number of accounting faculty members in the best universities around the world and the number of academic studies and citations of these academicians constitute a larger number compared to Turkey.

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THE IMPACT OF INTERNATIONAL ENERGY PRICES ON WORLD TRADE: PANEL EVIDENCE OF GRAVITY MODELS FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES

THE IMPACT OF INTERNATIONAL ENERGY PRICES ON WORLD TRADE: PANEL EVIDENCE OF GRAVITY MODELS FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES

THE IMPACT OF INTERNATIONAL ENERGY PRICES ON WORLD TRADE: PANEL EVIDENCE OF GRAVITY MODELS FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES

Author(s): Memduh Alper Demir,Utku Utkulu / Language(s): English / Issue: 24/2021

Keywords: World trade; energy prices; gravity models of bilateral trade; panel random effects; fixed effects filtered and stochastic frontier estimation methods;

The aim of this article is to examine the impacts of prices of energy and non-energy goods on world trade by including some variables that affect trade for selected countries within the framework of relative prices. The relevant literature confirms that the bilateral trade is theoretically analyzed by using the gravity models. The theoretical gravity models can be empirically applied by using the various panel regression techniques. In this study, three types of panel regression techniques are employed to define the effects of independent variables in the case of trade as the dependent variable. These are Stochastic Frontier, Random Effects, and Fixed Effects Filtered Estimator techniques. According to our panel regression findings, the price increases in the index of energy goods have negative effects on the exports, resulting in the terms of trade being against the countries in this case. Findings suggest that socio- economic policies preventing energy prices from rising need to be developed. Raising the supply to meet the increasing demand could be one of the major policies. Considering the other variables in the model, empirical evidence suggests that world trade volume can be increased not only by strengthening growth policies, ensuring competitiveness in the market, and providing effective logistics management but also by ensuring cultural cooperation, developing business partnerships among the similar income-level countries, and increasing and/or diversifying energy supply.

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DO IMPACTS OF FACTORS AFFECTING GOODS TRADE DIFFERENTIATE FOR SERVICE TRADE? THE CASE OF TURKEY

DO IMPACTS OF FACTORS AFFECTING GOODS TRADE DIFFERENTIATE FOR SERVICE TRADE? THE CASE OF TURKEY

DO IMPACTS OF FACTORS AFFECTING GOODS TRADE DIFFERENTIATE FOR SERVICE TRADE? THE CASE OF TURKEY

Author(s): Emre Bilgiç / Language(s): English / Issue: 24/2021

Keywords: service export; informal economy; globalization; foreign direct investment; internet technology;

As known, international trade, which can be thought as the way that individuals, organizations, and countries fulfill their needs, is a very important concept. Although, for a long time, international trade has been associated with only international trade of physical products, especially after 2000s, researchers have begun to think that there can be international trade of services which is different from international trade of goods. In this sense, both of differences among these two concepts, and factors, that possibly affect and are affected by these two concepts, became an area that requires to be understood clearly in the literature. Therefore, this research aims to analyze the relationship between the variables (globalization, foreign direct investment, informal economy, and internet technology), that are not widely studied in Turkish literature in terms of service trade, and Turkish service export. To understand the relationship among mentioned variables, cointegration analyzes was conducted for the period of 1970-2018 by using ARDL model. As a result of the analysis, it was understood that the answer to the question of whether the effects of the factors affecting the trade of goods differ for the export of services is yes based on the example of Turkey. In this direction, it has been observed that globalization has the opposite effect of what is expected. Lastly, this research provides some recommendations for policymakers.

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SYRIAN CRISIS, MIGRATION, WOMEN AND VIOLENCE FROM PERSPECTIVE OF FEMINIST SECURITY STUDIES

SYRIAN CRISIS, MIGRATION, WOMEN AND VIOLENCE FROM PERSPECTIVE OF FEMINIST SECURITY STUDIES

SYRIAN CRISIS, MIGRATION, WOMEN AND VIOLENCE FROM PERSPECTIVE OF FEMINIST SECURITY STUDIES

Author(s): Zuhal Karakoç Dora / Language(s): English / Issue: 24/2021

Keywords: International Relations; Political Science;

In the discipline of International Relations, migration is primarily handled as a matter of security. This perception of security is come into view as a result of politics determined at different levels in the manner of individual, society and the state. However; taken the masculine construction of the discipline of International Relations into consideration, it becomes clear that the phenomenon of “violence”, of which major sufferers are women, is to be tackled with a completely new perspective. Preventing the violence before, while and after the migration is of vital importance in procuring the security of the guest and the host communities and their integration simultaneously. In this article, by referring to the change of security studies and the expanded security agenda, the concepts of migration and violence are examined from a woman-oriented perspective within context of the Syrian crisis and under the framework of the feminist security approach.

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The Cosplay Phenomenon in Intentions of Art Marketing

The Cosplay Phenomenon in Intentions of Art Marketing

The Cosplay Phenomenon in Intentions of Art Marketing

Author(s): Oľga Púchovská,Dana Hodinková,Lucia Račkovičová / Language(s): English / Issue: 2/2021

Keywords: art marketing; cosplay; digital culture; performance art; personal brand; social media;

Since the 1980s, the cosplay phenomenon has become a significant aspect of popular culture mainly in Japan, but also in other parts of Asia and in the Western world as well. Nowadays, cosplay events are the most common feature of various fan conventions and there are also dedicated conventions, such as local and international competitions. Websites, social networks, and other forms of social media centred on cosplay activities are just as popular places for the presentation of cosplayers work, and also for cosplay fan conventions. We encounter the definition of this phenomenon mainly in sociological studies, but in its definition from a marketing point of view, and also in term of art studies is less frequent in an academic environment. In the presented study, we look at the cosplayer as an artist with the possibility to become a brand. Cooperation with cosplayers is attractive for different categories of products, not only directly connected with popular culture, e.g., cooperation with bank institutions. On the other hand, it is really necessary to underline the connection with products and texts of popular culture. In the case of self-promotion of cosplayers, games, movies and other pop-culture festivals and events take really important place. This study aims to present a theoretical reflection of the cosplay phenomenon from the perspective of art marketing, as a potential basis for the further research in this area. The situation is illustrated by practical examples.

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THE ROLE OF EUROREGIONS AS A FACTOR OF SPATIAL INTEGRATION AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT—THE FOCUS ON THE SELECTED BORDER AREA

THE ROLE OF EUROREGIONS AS A FACTOR OF SPATIAL INTEGRATION AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT—THE FOCUS ON THE SELECTED BORDER AREA

Author(s): Slobodanka Stankov (Marković),Marija Perić,Dejan Doljak,Natalia Vukovic / Language(s): English / Issue: 3/2021

Keywords: Euroregions; regional development; tourism; Podrinje

The political changes that affected the European area in the second half of the 20th century conditioned the development of European countries on the principle of Euroregions, as interesting creations of neighboring countries. Formed along the political borders of neighboring countries, Euroregions today play a significant role in the enlargement process of the European Union. At the end of the 20th century, the formation of Euroregions covered the area of the Western Balkans as well. In Podrinje, the border area of Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, the formed Euroregions have the goal of reviving and revitalizing rural areas. Tourism, as the most important economic activity, is integrated into the basis of the rural development of these areas. The subject of the research is related to the analysis of the development degree of border rural areas, under the influence of tourism. The research problem is focused on the rural areas of “Serbian” Podrinje. Accordingly, the aim of this paper is to determine the change and burden of rural border area due to the development of tourism, using the indicator of tourist operation (I.T.O.) and the tourist function indices to measure the degree of the development of a destination. The results of the research indicate that three types of tourist destinations have been developed in the studied area: destinations with almost non-existent tourist activity (< 4), with small-scale tourist activity (4–10), and developed and eminently tourist destinations (40–100). The obtained results indicate that 83.3% of the destinations in "Serbian" Podrinje are destinations with almost non-existent tourist activity. These are the destinations where the development of tourism does not affect the transformation of space, but the original and preserved environment is promoted as a tourist attraction.

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TERRITORIAL IMAGE AND BRANDING AS TOOLS FOR DEVELOPING WESTERN KAZAKHSTAN AS A TOURIST DESTINATION

TERRITORIAL IMAGE AND BRANDING AS TOOLS FOR DEVELOPING WESTERN KAZAKHSTAN AS A TOURIST DESTINATION

Author(s): Aigul SERGEYEVA,Miroslava OMIRZAKOVA,Gulsezim Zhakuda,Khamit Telekeshov / Language(s): English / Issue: 3/2021

Keywords: territorial image and branding; historical and cultural brand; natural brand; tourist destination image; Western Kazakhstan

With the development of tourism it has been necessary modernization of ways on being attended by tourists. Comparatively new method of influencing to a customer is branding, has been the most significant process in terms of promotion, which identify features of exact territory in contribution of competitive activities for being attractive for tourists. The article is aimed to identify the existing and promising tourist brands of Western Kazakhstan. Since territorial branding is a key factor in the development of tourism industry, the authors conducted a survey among respondents from different regions of Kazakhstan to identify potential tourist brands, main associations, as well as challenges and opportunities for recreation and tourism. The research was carried out using the Google Forms platform and sociological survey. The research results prove that there are unofficial leading brands in the region,which are likely to become the region’s official tourist symbols. Besides, both favorable and unfavorable factors for recreation demonstrate the controversial development of tourism industry in the research area. Creation,development, and promotion of a tourist brand plays an important role in the tourism and recreation area. This contributes to strengthening the tourist destination image in the tourism market.

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THE CULT OF THE THEOTOKOS AND THE FOUNDING OF THE MEDIEVAL NEMANJIĆ STATE: READINGS BETWEEN IMAGE AND PERFORMANCE

THE CULT OF THE THEOTOKOS AND THE FOUNDING OF THE MEDIEVAL NEMANJIĆ STATE: READINGS BETWEEN IMAGE AND PERFORMANCE

Author(s): Larisa Vilimonović / Language(s): English / Issue: 32/2021

Keywords: Theotokos; Stefan Nemanja; Sava; Stefan Prvovenčani; performance; Byzantine rite; Theotokos Evergetis; Studenica; spatial icon

This paper aims to analyze the performative aspects of the cult of the Theotokos inthe early Nemanjić state. Through an integrative analysis of newly built churches dedicated to Theotokos, with an emphasis on Studenica, ritual texts, and liturgical typikon, I attempt to contextualize the political and ideological background of the newly formed spatial icons of the Theotokos, the reasons and intentions behind them, and function within the historical context surrounding the founding of the Nemanjić State.

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THE NIŠ COOPERATIVE: 1921‒1947

THE NIŠ COOPERATIVE: 1921‒1947

Author(s): Dejan Antić,Ivan M. Becić / Language(s): English / Issue: 32/2021

Keywords: Niš Cooperative; Živko Stojiljković; Dragiša Cvetković; shoe factory; Brick Factory; economic crisis;liquidation claim;

Numerous local monetary bureaus owned by shareholders were established in the Kingdom of Serbia in the late nineteenth century. Many of these institutions, such as the Niš Cooperative, not only engaged in banking services but also owned industrial and trade companies. Economic circumstances changed so significantly after World War I that bank managements often were unable to cope with them. The Niš Cooperative was an example of a stable yet not particularly powerful monetary bureau whose reputation depended on the leading members of its Board of Directors. Unlike most other monetary bureaus, the Niš Cooperative continued operating after World War II up until privately-owned monetary bureaus were closed by the socialist Yugoslav government.

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Soft   power in times of the plague:the winners and losers of first wave of COVID-19 (winter–summer 2020)

Soft power in times of the plague:the winners and losers of first wave of COVID-19 (winter–summer 2020)

Soft power in times of the plague:the winners and losers of first wave of COVID-19 (winter–summer 2020)

Author(s): Katarzyna Pisarska / Language(s): English / Issue: 3/2020

Keywords: Soft power; covid-19 diplomacy; United States; China; South Korea; Germany

The aim of the article is to identify the soft power winners and losers of the first wave of the global health crisis caused by covid-19 (Winter–Summer 2020); to analyse the factors which have contributed to such outcome; and finally, to extract examples of the best practices, which can serve other states in the next stages of the pandemic. The article argues that there is a correlation between the quality of a country’s response to the global health crisis (both domestically and abroad) and a change in international public perceptions of that state. More-over, the states that gained the most soft power in 2020, have not done so based solely on their political system or past performance. Instead, a key factor was the existing domestic and foreign policy collaborative culture, which resulted in the ability to get everyone behind a common response to the crisis at home, but also to promote global solutions to the crisis abroad.

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EDUCATION AS A CAUSE FOR PARTICIPATION IN POLITICS: A CASE STUDY IN BULGARIA

EDUCATION AS A CAUSE FOR PARTICIPATION IN POLITICS: A CASE STUDY IN BULGARIA

EDUCATION AS A CAUSE FOR PARTICIPATION IN POLITICS: A CASE STUDY IN BULGARIA

Author(s): Petrana Stoykova / Language(s): English / Issue: 18/2021

Keywords: Education; Political Participation; Political Socialization; Bulgaria

Political participation is a very important factor for liberal democracy. All forms of political participation in government contribute to democracy. In addition, the effects of participation are considered to be substantive in a very different way, for instance by providing an individual with direct usefulness and by contributing to personal contentment and satisfaction with life in general. A priori, from a subject subordinate to the state in all pre-liberal regimes, the individual in contemporary democracies becomes an unavoidable factor in political processes. Given that, the analysis in this article is based on the characteristics of the Bulgarian democratic model. The main purpose of the study is the current challenges to civic engagement and the importance of education for the political participation of Bulgarian citizens to be analyzed. The applied methodology is a combination of a theoretical approach to political participation and analysis of the data gathered from various quantitative surveys (European Social Survey, other representative and non-representative sociological surveys). The results of these surveys reveal the important role of education for the participation of Bulgarians in politics. The influence of education on the alleged interest in politics, the trust in institutions, the participation in political elections and on other forms of civic engagement has been studied. The need for political socialization and the motivation of young Bulgarians to participate more actively in the political sphere is emphasized.

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Relationships between developmental feedback, intrinsic motivation, and creative personality and performance

Relationships between developmental feedback, intrinsic motivation, and creative personality and performance

Relationships between developmental feedback, intrinsic motivation, and creative personality and performance

Author(s): Weilin Su,Bei Lyu,Manuel London / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2022

Keywords: developmental feedback;intrinsic motivation;creative personality;creative performance;Chinese;

Developmental feedback can motivate employees to take chances and be more creative, at least for employees who interpret feedback as support for new ideas. Drawing on cognitive evaluation theory, we examined relationships between developmental feedback, intrinsic motivation, creative personality (e.g., people who describe themselves as inventive and confident rather than cautious and conservative), and creative performance. We predicted that developmental feedback would contribute to employees’ intrinsic motivation and further improve their creative performance, especially those who were high in creative personality. The sample included 215 Chinese employees and their direct supervisors from a big science and technology corporation in Beijing, China. Employees’ perceptions of developmental feedback from their supervisor were positively related to employees’ ratings of their intrinsic motivation and supervisors’ ratings of employees’ creative performance. Also, intrinsic motivation of employees mediated the relationship between developmental feedback and their creative performance. These relationships were stronger for employees with a highly creative personality.

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The zone of actual and the zone of proximal development measured through preschool dynamic assessment as predictors of later school performance - a longitudinal study

The zone of actual and the zone of proximal development measured through preschool dynamic assessment as predictors of later school performance - a longitudinal study

The zone of actual and the zone of proximal development measured through preschool dynamic assessment as predictors of later school performance - a longitudinal study

Author(s): Slađana Luković,Bojana Marinković,Marija Zotović Kostić / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2022

Keywords: dynamic assessment;affective-cognitive approaches;zone of proximal development (ZPD);school performance;

The goal of the study was to examine whether the zone of actual (ZAD) and the zone of proximal development (ZPD) in children, measured through preschool dynamic assessment, could be used as predictors of later school performance. A longitudinal study was conducted. The participants were 114 students from the “Stevan Čolović” primary school in Arilje (54 boys, and 60 girls), Serbia. The findings generally confirm that measures from preschool dynamic assessment can be used as predictors of later school performance. ZAD was shown to be a better predictor than ZPD. ZPD is an independent predictor only for performance in language and mathematics tests in a final trial test. Affective-motivational scaffolding is a better predictor than cognitive scaffolding. These results are considered in the context of Vygotsky’s theory and also in that of dynamic assessment procedures. Theoretical and practical implications for future studies of affective-motivational and cognitive factors as predictors of school performance are being considered.

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