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Pediatric Neurosurgery during COVID-19 pandemic: where we are now and future perspectives.2021 •
Mais do mundo da fantasia climátic4 - Ricardo Felício para a Revista Oeste
Tugas SIM, Ressa Theresia, Yananto Mihadi Putra, SE, M. Si, Sistem Pengambilan Keputusan, 2018.
SISTEM PENGAMBILAN KEPUTUSANTugas SIM, Ressa Theresia, Yananto Mihadi Putra, SE, M. Si, Sistem Pengambilan Keputusan, 2018.
Seperti yang kita ketahui dalam perkembangan sejarah Indonesia bahwa negara Indonesia telah beberapa kali mengalami perubahan sistem demokrasi. Diharapkan hal ini bisa mewujudkan demokrasi berbau Indonesia meski konsep dasar mengadopsi teori demokrasi luar.
The Silver Coins of “Prince Simeon’s People”: An Unknown Part of the Numismatics of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania
Zayonchkovskiy Y., Boiko-Haharin A. The Silver Coins of “Prince Simeon’s People”: An Unknown Part of the Numismatics of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania // Notae Numismaticae – Zapiski Numizmatyczne. - Tom XVII. - Kraków: Muzeum Narodowe w Krakowie, 2022. - S. 235 - 244.The paper sheds light on the countermarked imitations of silver coins of the Jochid Khan Said-Ahmad II (1433–1452). The authors identified 38 punches that were used for countermarking, allowing us to say with confidence that the size of this countermarked issue was quite large. The countermarked imitations of the dangs of Said-Ahmad II have not previously been examined in the numismatic literature. This is due to the rarity of these coins, which were previously known only from occasional, single finds. Such countermarks have rarely been published on the pages of Internet numismatic forums and have received the conditional name of “inverted Allah”. These countermarks were a “free imitation” of the Lithuanian Columns: they all have three prongs facing upwards. We suggest that these countermarked coins belong to the “Tatars of Said-Ahmad”, who minted them in order to meet the needs of local money circulation (mostly on the territory of the left bank of the Dnieper River). They issued their silver coins in the 1450s (and, perhaps, a little later), deliberately imitating the dangs of Said-Ahmad II. We arrive at the conclusion that these numismatic artefacts were minted (with a high probability) in the ulus of “Prince Simeon’s people” – the last territorial acquisition of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
Rethinking Socialist Space in the Twentieth Century
Global Bridges, Local Ruins? Re-thinking Socialist Spaces Through the Experience of Non-aligned Enterprises2024 •
In the past decade, global history research has been increasingly committed to charting the role that the socialist world played in coshaping the contours of the economic and political global order that had been born from the ashes of the Second World War. New historiography on global socialism has pluralised the established geographies of globalisation, outlining the contribution of the COMECON countries in designing 'alternative globalisations' in the developing and post-colonial world. 1 The growing historiographical field focusing on global socialism has analysed the multiple ways in which the socialist camp expanded its 1
Competition & Change
Postcapitalist Planning and Urban Revolution2023 •
Through what kind of spaces might postcapitalist planning emerge? How will the process of wresting collective control over the relations of production and reproduction, and over our metabolic exchange with the rest of nature, unfold through struggle? In seeking answers to such questions, this article reviews the literature on democratic economic planning beyond capitalism and makes the case for a renewed engagement with issues of space and the urban through a closer reading of Henri Lefebvre's work on planetary urbanization and the production of space. We argue that, to date, the economic planning literature has tended to focus on overcoming abstract labour time rather than abstract spacean oversight that prevents us from fully apprehending the urban form through which capitalism produces and reproduces its conditions of possibility and carries the seeds of its own destruction and potential supersession. Engaging with recent critical theorizing on the logistics revolution and the logistical state, we argue that postcapitalist forms of planning will arrive through an urban revolution, through struggles over urban everyday life. We suggest that future investigations into the possibilities for a democratic economic planning beyond capitalism should attend to actually existing empirical struggles over the urbanas the mediator of capitalist relationsand look for inspiration to historical and contemporary examples of municipalist praxis aiming to reinvent the commune.
Eric
Social Media2019 •
Sociological effects of social media use The eruption of social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Whatsapp among others have had both positive and negative effects on their users. According to a research conducted by Urista, Dong and Day (2009), in the United States, over 80% of all internet users are on Facebook with almost a quarter of the population around the world also believed to be on this platform. Positively, social media has promoted diverse interactions among the people around the globe. This interaction has seen social media platforms experience rapid growth over the last few years. With interactions, through social media platforms, people have had diverse social benefits. People from diverse background, ethnicity and race have been encouraged by social media to cherish and form artificial relationship bonds over actual friendship. For example, through social media platforms, the patients have been able to meet and interact with their patients, teachers have been able to facilitate learning and further people have also been able to meet their spouses. In addition, people with marginal views are able to interact and meet each other over the social media platforms, fins one another, create publications and memes that bolster their worldview thus assisting them to break into the mainstream. Despite the positive effects of social media, the platforms also have negative sociological effects. According to Mehraj, Bhat & Mehraj (2014) without the existence of social media, the political, ethical and social ills experienced in our society today would have minimal visibility. Social media is currently promoting slacktivism as it kills real activism slowly. This is evident by the social media platforms contribution towards an increased awareness about societal awareness while little real change is being experienced. Social media has also brought about the issue of cyberbullying. According to a research conducted by Lowry, Zhang, Wang & Siponen (2016) the effect of social media on bullying have grown significantly with hundreds of people reporting the cases of cyberbullying from social media every day. Furthermore, many people around the world are misusing social media platforms to blackmail others, share video which brings about social issues and also spread of rumours. In addition, social media have also led to lack of privacy. Misuse of information, personal attacks, identity thefts and stalking are the most common threats that diverse users of social media platforms use. The information shared through social media spread fast around the world, by the time the posts or information is pulled down, it could have caused massive problems to the professional and personal lives of people. Social media platforms have also resulted in addiction and depression among their users. The social media has facilitated to young generation to over-analyze and criticize themselves and their own problems. Depression in the social media context means behaviour that users develop after spending much time on social media platforms such as Twitter, Snap chat, Whatsapp, Twitter and abruptly begin to demonstrate some symptoms of depression. Although, staying connected with peer is an essential aspect of social life, the social media intensity that demands constant engagement can create self-awareness factors and further might trigger depression in young generations. Due to online addition, when additions of social media are offline, they are likely to suffer social isolation, turn to restricted blogs and websites for them to stay online which in long run can result to social ills such as self-destructive and aggressive behaviours, unsafe sexual practices and substance abuse. Currently, social media has turned to be the main channel for young generation to vent current problems in their lives. For example, one a post is posted on social media, it can never be taken back, and although it can be deleted by the user it can be found anywhere else like other websites or screenshots on other devices. In addition, the post is also likely to receive negative comments which fuel depression and anxiety among the sender. Other sociological effects of social media include disability to think independently as people are influenced to think according to their online cycle or think according to majority rule. For example, people are fears to implement their own ideas due to fear of criticism from colleagues. This leads to low self-esteem. Other common effects include isolation, loneliness, suicidal, stress and anxiety. The personality of people who use/attracted to social media The personality of people who use and attracted to social media is combination of extravert and agreeableness. According to Zeichner (2019), extrovert is a personality type in psychology that describes a class of people who are sociable, assertive, draw energy from crowds, chatty and cheerful in their social interactions. Most of social media are extroverts meaning they are concerned with how other people, feel and feel. In addition, users are also quick to share their beliefs and ideas with other familiar or unfamiliar people through social media platforms. The users dislike impersonal analysis, sees everything from the human angle, interest in getting information of what going on around the world through feeds and some are very effective in leading group discussions and managing issues of others as expressed through social media.
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EU ANTITRUST: HOT TOPICS & NEXT STEPS 2022
Bypassing Competition Law, Bypassing through Competition Law2022 •
Bullettino Senese di Storia Patria
Una prova di partecipazione democratica alla vita pubblica. Il Circolo Politico e il Circolo Popolare Fraterno di Siena (1848-49)2023 •
AIDA Granada: A Pomegranate of Arabic Varieties
Berlinches Ramos, C.; Guerrero, J.; & Benítez Fernández, M. (eds.), AIDA Granada: A Pomegranate of Arabic Varieties. Zaragoza: Prensas de la Universidad de Zaragoza (2024)2024 •
Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences
Evaluating caprine remains of the Swedish Funnel Beaker culture through ZooMS2023 •
The journal of trauma and acute care surgery
Delayed hemorrhagic complications in the nonoperative management of blunt splenic trauma: early screening leads to a decrease in failure rate2014 •
Jurnal Riset Akuntansi Aksioma
Implementation of Psak 71 and Financial Statement Quality in Indonesian Banking Industry2023 •
African Journal of Food, Agriculture, Nutrition and Development
Physicochemical characteristics of homemade ice cream with mustard green (Brassica juncea) powder or puree2023 •
Revista (Con)textos Linguísticos
O Trabalho Do Professor e a Inclusão Escolar: As Fragilidades Do Reconhecimento No Ofício2015 •
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American Journal of Otolaryngology
New-onset facial paralysis and undiagnosed recurrence of cutaneous malignancy: evaluation and management2006 •