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Wpływ pandemii COVID-19 na działania CSR podejmowane przez przedsiębiorstwa

Wpływ pandemii COVID-19 na działania CSR podejmowane przez przedsiębiorstwa

Author(s): Angelika Czajkowska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 3/2020

Objective: The aim of the study was to show that during the COVID-19 pandemic in Poland, enterprises took action in the field of corporate social responsibility. Research Design & Methods: The data used in this research was collected by analysing the content of posts published on brand profiles on Facebook from March to May 2020 and analysing the data. Findings: The unexpected pandemic required organisations to take specific measures related to corporate social responsibility (CSR). In this article, the author emphasises the importance of Facebook in brand communication with recipients and classifies CSR activities carried out by enterprises operating in various industries that jointly pursued one goal – counteracting the effects of the pandemic. These were such activities as donating funds and basic products, supporting the social campaign #zostanwdomu, producing protective masks, creating new products to support the fight against the pandemic and taking additional preventive actions. Enterprises informed recipients about the initiatives they were taking by publishing posts on their Facebook profiles. Implications / Recommendations: The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly affected both the economic activity of many countries and the daily functioning of society, which limited contact among people and increased communications via digital channels such as social media. The changes resulting from the pandemic also make an essential contribution to the development of CSR by presenting how unforeseen circumstances may compel organisations to take specific measures to create a positive image and support society. Contribution: The presentation of research on the CSR measures taken by enterprises during the COVID-19 pandemic. As a new phenomenon, the COVID-19 pandemic requires wider analysis. This paper helps reduce the cognitive gap.

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Prikaz

Prikaz

Author(s): Nena Vukelić / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 2/2020

The review of: Bob Jickling i Stephen Sterling (Ur.), POST-SUSTAINABILITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION. Remaking Education for the Future; Palgrave Macmillan, London, UK, 2017., XVI + 155 str.

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Regulacija rijeke Drave u vrijeme Banovine Hrvatske (1939. – 1941.)

Regulacija rijeke Drave u vrijeme Banovine Hrvatske (1939. – 1941.)

Author(s): Ivica Šute / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 15/2019

The paper focuses on the projects carried out by the Department of Technical Affairs on the regulation of the Drava River, such as: works on securing the right bank of the Drava River near Donji Miholjac and Terezinsko Polje, arranging the Drava River in the Belišće part, then Osijek, Prelog, Varaždin, Gradina, Sigetec and Ferdinandovac, regulation of the Mura and Drava Rivers in the area of the Technical Department of Varaždin etc. The visit of Ban Ivan Šubašić to the places that were damaged during the flood of the Drava River and the Trnava stream at the end of 1940 is also analyzed, as well as plans for assistance and protection against future disasters made by the Head of Department, Mr. Zvonimir Pavešić. The aforementioned issues are being considered in the broader context of the general work of the Banal Government on the regulation of rivers and watercourses in Banovina of Croatia.

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Integrating Environmental Considerations into Prisoner Risk Assessments
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Integrating Environmental Considerations into Prisoner Risk Assessments

Author(s): Lisa Tompson,Spencer Chainey / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2013

Reducing re-offending amongst ex-prisoners is of paramount importance for both penal and societal reasons. This paper advances an argument that the current prisoner risk assessment instruments used in the UK neglect to account for environmental determinants of reoffending. We frame this position within the growing literature on the ecology of recidivism, and use the principles of environmental criminology to stress the importance of the opportunities for crime that are present in an ex-prisoners’ neighbourhood. We conclude by considering the implications for policy and discuss how these might conflict with the practical realities of managing ex-prisoners.

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Borba protiv klimatskih promjena i budući izvori energije za grijanje zgrada
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Borba protiv klimatskih promjena i budući izvori energije za grijanje zgrada

Author(s): Vahid Tanović / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 89-90/2020

Mnogi gradovi i države su nedavno donijeli odluke kojima se uskoro zabranjuje korištenje prirodnoga gasa za zagrijavanje novih zgrada. Svakako da se isključuje i mogućnost korištenja bilo kojeg drugog fosilnog goriva. Do 2050. godine sve zgrade, i nove i postojeće, moraju u potpunosti svoje energetske potrebe zadovoljiti energijom iz obnovljivih izvora. Ovdje će biti ukazano na alternative prirodnom gasu za grijanje zgrada i njihova moguća rješenja. Iako je trenutno akcija u praktičnom smislu ograničena na mali broj subjekata, sve veći broj se uključuje, a sve radi postizanja osnovnog cilja iz Pariškog sporazuma – držati porast srednje temperature zraka daleko ispod 2°C u odnosu na drugu polovinu 19. vijeka (predindustrijalizacijsko vrijeme). [...]

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Determinants of household recycling

Author(s): Slađana Pavlinović Mršić,Anita Stojan / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2020

A case of managing a public utility in post-transitional context is elaborated in this paper. The aim is to identify main determinants of household recycling, in order to make recommendations for design of appropriate recycling policy in Split (Croatia). Based on the overview of relevant literature, individual motivation towards waste selection is explored and preliminary survey results are presented. Implications for local policy-making and management of local public utilities are discussed.

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Realizacija projekata baziranih na konceptu „pametnih“ gradova u Hrvatskoj s osvrtom na grad Jastrebarsko

Realizacija projekata baziranih na konceptu „pametnih“ gradova u Hrvatskoj s osvrtom na grad Jastrebarsko

Author(s): Tamara Slišković,Ivona Vrhovec / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 6/2020

The application of advanced technology has completely transformed citizens, cities and communities, creating an intelligent and smart society. First of all, it is necessary to point out the importance of applying innovative solutions tailored to the needs of cities and citizens. By using innovative approaches, cities are able to improve the economic picture and make urban life a more convenient and better place to live. The article analyses the process of implementing certain components of smart cities in Croatia. The aim of the article is to explore the concept of a smart city, their structure and function and to analyse smart solutions in the application of the concept of smart cities in Croatia, with special reference to the city of Jastrebarsko. Quantitative research was applied through a questionnaire (n=129) in the Jastrebarsko area. The results of the research show the involvement of Croatian cities in the process of implementation of smart solutions and the positive impact of new urban governance methods, which enable interactive, inclusive and innovative urban systems, solve urban development dilemmas, ensure residents' needs, continuously optimise and improve, and ultimately achieve sustainable urban development.

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Andreas Malm, Fosilni kapital: Uspon parnog pogona i korijeni globalnog zatopljenja

Andreas Malm, Fosilni kapital: Uspon parnog pogona i korijeni globalnog zatopljenja

Author(s): Mirela Holy / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 11/2020

Review of: Mirela Holy - Andreas Malm, Fosilni kapital: Uspon parnog pogona i korijeni globalnog zatopljenja , Zagreb, Fraktura / Institut za političku ekologiju, 2018., 590 str.

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Dlaczego powinniśmy tęsknić za błotem?
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Dlaczego powinniśmy tęsknić za błotem?

Author(s): Magdalena Budziszewska,Ewa Buczek / Language(s): Polish Issue: 683/2021

Magdalena Budziszewska in conversation with Ewa Buczek

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Климатът и средната класа в страните от Югоизточна Европа
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Климатът и средната класа в страните от Югоизточна Европа

Author(s): Arjen Siegmann / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2020

Sustainable development is connected to socio-economic development. Because of this, the position and development of the middle class in Southeastern European countries is crucial in understanding the challenges for climate policies. From the outset, it seems that the middle class in the Southeast is more concerned with living standards and jobs than with climate change, as voiced by political leaders. However, in this paper I argue the middle class in the Southeast is seriously worried about climate change. The nature of the climate problem has a tragic element, that is rooted in its long time span and potential catastrophic impact. The middle class is typically associated with long-term thinking and responsibility across generations. Because of this, I argue that it would be surprising for it to not be a concern to the middle class. This is backed up by the data, which shows a great concern for climate change among the population of the Southeastern countries. Hence, support for climate policies might be much larger than indicated by the statements from politicians, including the role of the EU in this process.

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„Ale właściwie dlaczego zawsze miałoby się dziać tak, jakeśmy do tego przywykli?”. Reprezentacja zmian klimatu w serii o Muminkach Tove Jansson w perspektywie studiów nad jedzeniem

„Ale właściwie dlaczego zawsze miałoby się dziać tak, jakeśmy do tego przywykli?”. Reprezentacja zmian klimatu w serii o Muminkach Tove Jansson w perspektywie studiów nad jedzeniem

Author(s): Michał Czajkowski / Language(s): Polish Issue: 2/2020

The aim of this article is to speculate on how in her Moomin series (1945–1970) Tove Jansson presents the climate change occurring in her fictional world through the catastrophic scenes and those suggesting that a more long-term process is involved in shaping the narrative. The author of the paper argues that the amount, quality, and diversity of available food become a “language” which allows talking about the phenomenon from beyond the characters’ everyday experience. The family’s fates are thus positioned in a wider context, and the uncunny is shown through nutrition habits, which perform an important role in Moomins’ lives. Jansson using a family saga form shows how the narration about climate change as a process, not particular events, can be created.

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Literackie zwierzę poza stereotypami? Analiza wizerunku lisa w powieści Pax Sary Pennypacker z perspektywy animal studies oraz posthumanizmu

Literackie zwierzę poza stereotypami? Analiza wizerunku lisa w powieści Pax Sary Pennypacker z perspektywy animal studies oraz posthumanizmu

Author(s): Karolina Sinkowska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 2/2020

This text concerns the image of the fox in Sara Pennypacker’s novel Pax (2016) directed at young people. In the first part, the author invokes and clarifies concepts from the field of animal studies and posthumanism that are relevant to the research of the animal representation in literature. The author also discusses the general presence of the fox in culture and literature, she especially scrutinises the fox characters in children’s literature. Then, she subjects the fox characters in Pennypacker’s novel Pax to a detailed analysis. The author studies the authenticity of the descriptions and investigates what literary tropes are shaping the image of the fox in the novel.

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Как коренные народы российской Арктики защищают свои интересы: социальные, экономические и политические основания индигенного сопротивления (на примере протестного движения «Голос тундры»)

Как коренные народы российской Арктики защищают свои интересы: социальные, экономические и политические основания индигенного сопротивления (на примере протестного движения «Голос тундры»)

Author(s): Arbahan Magomedov / Language(s): Russian Issue: 41/2020

Свою работу я начну с небольшой дискуссии об индигенном лидерстве. Исследователями отмечается тот факт, что политикой возрождения культур коренных народов заняты преимущественно городские жители. Это означает, что многие аборигенные лидеры происходят из образованных поколений, которые имеют больше возможностей представлять интересы коренных народов на региональном, национальном и международном уровне. Население же, занятое традиционным хозяйством, часто лишено возможности такого участия и в принципе не включено в данные политические процессы. Справедливости ради нужно отметить, что авторы, пишущие об этом, основываются на доминирующем тренде, но отнюдь не на последовательной и окончательной модели аборигенного лидерства. Например, профессор М. Балзер в своем захватывающем исследовании была очарована потенциалом индигенных лидеров, сочетающих в себе как духовную, так и политическую миссию и имеющих как сельское, так и городское происхождение.

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THE CONCEPT OF LIFE IN CONTEMPORARY CHRISTIAN BIOPHILOSOPHY

THE CONCEPT OF LIFE IN CONTEMPORARY CHRISTIAN BIOPHILOSOPHY

Author(s): Krišjānis Lācis / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2020

In the lively debates of the first decade of the 21st century over the relationship between religion and science, whereby Christian thought was pushed? in the apologetic corner when discussing the matters of biology, evolution, the origin and functioning of life, two important, undisputed premises remained in the background: (1) that this debate was and continues to be a fight between different biophilosophies and (2) that these biophilosophies operate under the guidance of different notions of life. This article focuses on some of the most influential figures in the Christian biophilosophy of the last decade, who in their work thematize the concept of life – shifting the question from the usual ‘how life originated’ to ‘what is life?’. Biophilosophy as a metaphysically broader, more fundamental and more inclusive concept is used in the article to distinguish it from the philosophy of biology as a sub-discipline of the philosophy of science, which is subjected to the theoretical questions of the relatively recently emerged biological science. This allows us to talk about various biophilosophies, such as Kantian, Cartesian, Aristotelian or Christian, whereby the conceptual center is determined by the characteristic concept of life, from which further philosophical questions related to the problematics of living beings are derived hierarchically. Christian biophilosophy, on the other hand, refers to the use of philosophy as a discursive, rational, hermeneutic, or heuristic means for Christian ends (based on Christian presuppositions and conceptual field derived from the faith in Revelation) that focus on the notion of life and reflection about living beings. This article examines the latest Christian biophilosophy through such influential trends and thinkers as neosholastics, Edward Feser, Alvin Plantinga, Michael Hanby, phenomenology, Michel Henry and Jean-Luc Marion.

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THE INCLUSIVE FINANCE FACTOR OF HAPPINESS

THE INCLUSIVE FINANCE FACTOR OF HAPPINESS

Author(s): Liliana Donath,Ionela Oprea / Language(s): English Issue: 18/2020

Inclusive finance is an emerging field that is considered crucial in promoting sustainable development and wellbeing. It is well known that financial flows are the backbone of economic growth, hence promoting equity and inclusiveness is important to intensify access to financial intermediation, either via traditional channels or by using modern, mobile means. It is undeniably important to solve gender inequality in closing the gap in funding, as well as the inclusiveness of disadvantaged area to support sustainable development. The question posed by the study is whether inclusive finance enhances happiness hence supporting durable development. The case of selected high, middle income and low-income countries are considered in determining the impact of the GDP/capita, human development and financial inclusiveness on the happiness index during 2012-2018.

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Знанията за пчелите като елемент от екологичното възпитание на децата в детската градина

Знанията за пчелите като елемент от екологичното възпитание на децата в детската градина

Author(s): Stela Zh. Vasileva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2020

The material presents a model for ecological education, with outlined concepts: ecological education, ecological literacy, ecological ethics and responsible behavior towards bees as an important factor of the environment.

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The political context of reforms and the condition of the Polish school during the first term of rule of Law and Justice

The political context of reforms and the condition of the Polish school during the first term of rule of Law and Justice

Author(s): Natalia Stępień-Lampa / Language(s): English Issue: 29/2020

The article characterizes the most important changes in the school system undertaken in 2015—2019 and the political context of these changes. The author analyzes the increase in compulsory education age and the assumptions of the education system reform as a result of which junior high schools were closed. The next part presents the public opinion about the Polish school and its implemented change. The final issue taken up in the study is the results of the PISA 2018.

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Examples of the Bura Wind Effects in the Eastern Adriatic Area According to Chronicles, Travelogues, and Military Reports (15th Century-18th Century)

Examples of the Bura Wind Effects in the Eastern Adriatic Area According to Chronicles, Travelogues, and Military Reports (15th Century-18th Century)

Author(s): Krešimir Kužić / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2020

The author analyzed excerpts from the chronicles, travelogues and reports mentioning bura and its effects. This wind became ill reputed primarily because of its ferocity and the cold it carries with it, but on the other hand it purified the air and brought clear weather. According to descriptive sources, bura has a negative impact on a range of human activities: movement and farming, warfare (land and maritime), transport, and construction as well. In a number of cases, this wind aided the defenders by dispersing enemy naval forces. Due to geographical location, surroundings of Senj, Pag, Klis, Makarska, and Kvarner Bay, also the Velebit and Brač channels, as well the Field of Sinj in the interior are particularly exposed to the stormy blowing of bura.

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Historical Weather Data from Chronicon Conventus Franciscani Brodii in Savo (1706–1932): An Attempt to Reconstruct Microregional Weather Patterns and their Influence on Daily Life

Historical Weather Data from Chronicon Conventus Franciscani Brodii in Savo (1706–1932): An Attempt to Reconstruct Microregional Weather Patterns and their Influence on Daily Life

Author(s): Katarina Botić / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2020

Historical weather data from Chronicon Conventus Franciscani Brodii in Savo (1706–1932) consists of numerous entries regarding weather patterns, such as storms, hail, extreme pluvial episodes, drought and cold periods, flooding and periods of Sava river freezing, grape harvests etc. Franciscan monastery in question is situated on the left bank of the Sava river, in a region specific for its microclimate conditions while in the wider region, it is situated at a very sensitive spot between hydrologically active regions of northern Balkan Peninsula and the Alps. The data is analysed and compared to reconstructed Old World Drought Atlas (OWDA) and other available climate data such as temperature, precipitation and consequently flooding episodes. Influence on daily life is considered. Regardless of strong bias in quality of entries Chronicon is a highly valuable source of information.

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Natural Disasters on the Island of Vis in the 1930s: Analysis of Natural Hazards in the Context of the Development and Importance of Winemaking and Viticulture

Natural Disasters on the Island of Vis in the 1930s: Analysis of Natural Hazards in the Context of the Development and Importance of Winemaking and Viticulture

Author(s): Nikola Ostojčić,Vinko Udiljak / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2020

Weather changes and their belonging manifestations in the form of meteorological phenomena have always been largely associated with economic ascents and descents, and have entailed a series of economic, cultural and political changes that have left their mark on the entire history of a particular region. Meteorological changes, but causally also those in the economy, are also visible in the 1930s in the Adriatic region, where in some cases they completely destroyed economic activities and yields. This paper deals with the disasters that plagued the island of Vis in the period from 1935 to 1939 on numerous occasions and in various occurrences. Some contemporary newspaper articles in Split’s Novo doba, Jadranski dnevnik and Jadranska straža remained, as well as detailed writings on the destruction of vineyards and yields in the fund for the Economy of the Banovina of Croatia (HDA, BH-OSG, IV, 39039-44 / 1939). The overall problem has been viewed from multiple perspectives; variability of weather and its impact on the overall situation, natural hazards as a considerable factor in the complete destruction of viticulture and their reciprocal echoes, and people‘s perceptions of these hazards as disasters that present themselves within the confines of oral history.

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