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Developing Management Skills On The Financial Performance Of Smes Is A Priority In Iraq, Ahmed Nawar Naseef
Developing Management Skills On The Financial Performance Of Smes Is A Priority In Iraq, Ahmed Nawar Naseef
Muthanna Journal of Administrative and Economics Sciences
This research aims to develop managerial skills on the financial performance of small and medium-sized companies as a priority in Iraq, in which human resources management is an important aspect in enhancing the competitiveness of the institution and raising its position. Financial performance in terms of indicators, and the research sample was several companies operating in the Iraqi market for securities. This research came out with several conclusions. The most important of which is that strategic human resource management strategies significantly impact the growth and profitability of small and medium companies, and the research recommends several recommendations. The most important …
Chinese Patronage And Southeast Asian Democracy In Distress, Jihyeon Bae
Chinese Patronage And Southeast Asian Democracy In Distress, Jihyeon Bae
Asia-Pacific Social Science Review
The research adapted an innovation self-efficacy scale that is designed for engineering students and applied it to Filipino business management college students. This paper describes the process of the adaptation, development, and determination of the representative questions per construct using confirmatory factor analysis (CFA). Furthermore, post hoc analyses using Levine’s test of homogeneity and one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) were employed to determine the relationships of the research variables to the demographic profiles of business students. Results show that business management students exhibit moderate degrees of self-efficacy. The measurement model shows that while Associational Thinking is the most observed trait, …
“We Do Not Want To Punish, We Just Want To Educate”: A Scoping Review Of Attitudes Towards Lgbtq Among Malaysians, Kyle K.H. Tan
“We Do Not Want To Punish, We Just Want To Educate”: A Scoping Review Of Attitudes Towards Lgbtq Among Malaysians, Kyle K.H. Tan
Asia-Pacific Social Science Review
Against the backdrop of the growing awareness of the detrimental effects of cisheterosexism on LGBTQ people’s health and well-being, this scoping review collates existing Malaysian research on the prevalence of cisheterosexist attitudes and associated contributing factors. Through electronic searches in three databases between 2011 and 2021, as well as additional hand searches, 18 studies with findings on attitudes towards LGBTQ people in Malaysia were located. This review found perpetrators of cisheterosexismtfrom multiple fronts (including political and religious leaders, health professionals, and media) and stem from various sources (including LGBTQ-specific criminalizing law, and conservative family and religious values). To enhance societal …
Measuring Energy Security Of Energy-Exporting Countries: Focus On Russia, Youngmin Yoon
Measuring Energy Security Of Energy-Exporting Countries: Focus On Russia, Youngmin Yoon
Asia-Pacific Social Science Review
Energy security has been a question of how to stably supply fossil energy resources to an economy at the appropriate price as needed. Therefore, it has been a question for energy importers, and energy security issues in large energy-producing and exporting countries such as Russia have received little attention. In this study, the energy security of exporting countries is defined as an economic contribution through stable production and export of fossil energy resources based on the analysis of existing researches. Along with the definition, an energy security index consisting of stability, economy, and diversity of energy production and exports is …
Polycystin-1 Is A Crucial Regulator Of Bin1 Expression And T-Tubule Remodeling Associated With The Development Of Dilated Cardiomyopathy, Magda C Díaz-Vesga, Raúl Flores-Vergara, Jaime A Riquelme, Marcelo Llancaqueo, Gina Sánchez, Cecilia Vergara, Luis Michea, Paulina Donoso, Andrew F G Quest, Ivonne Olmedo, Zully Pedrozo
Polycystin-1 Is A Crucial Regulator Of Bin1 Expression And T-Tubule Remodeling Associated With The Development Of Dilated Cardiomyopathy, Magda C Díaz-Vesga, Raúl Flores-Vergara, Jaime A Riquelme, Marcelo Llancaqueo, Gina Sánchez, Cecilia Vergara, Luis Michea, Paulina Donoso, Andrew F G Quest, Ivonne Olmedo, Zully Pedrozo
Faculty, Staff and Student Publications
Cardiomyopathy is commonly observed in patients with autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD), even when they have normal renal function and arterial pressure. The role of cardiomyocyte polycystin-1 (PC1) in cardiovascular pathophysiology remains unknown. PC1 is a potential regulator of BIN1 that maintains T-tubule structure, and alterations in BIN1 expression induce cardiac pathologies. We used a cardiomyocyte-specific PC1-silenced (PC1-KO) mouse model to explore the relevance of cardiomyocyte PC1 in the development of heart failure (HF), considering reduced BIN1 expression induced T-tubule remodeling as a potential mechanism. PC1-KO mice exhibited an impairment of cardiac function, as measured by echocardiography, but no …
Examining Early Elementary Computer Science Identity Repertoires Within A Curriculum: Implications For Epistemologically Pluralistic Identities, Eleanor Richard, Shakhnoza Kayumova
Examining Early Elementary Computer Science Identity Repertoires Within A Curriculum: Implications For Epistemologically Pluralistic Identities, Eleanor Richard, Shakhnoza Kayumova
Journal of Computer Science Integration
As computer science (CS) enters an increasing number of elementary classrooms, researchers must investigate the representations of what kinds of people are presented as doing computer science within CS curricula. In this paper, we explore a widely used, freely accessible, web-based, early elementary CS curriculum to examine the kinds of identity repertoires (behaviors, actions, skills, and socioemotional norms) that are promoted as representative of being/becoming a CS person. More specifically, we draw on identity studies and employ critical discourse analysis to examine how the kinds of norms and repertoires of CS practice made available in the curricular materials might construct …
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The Williams Way: Why Roger Williams’ Philosophy Of Religious Liberty Remains Imperative Today, Michael Zigarelli
The Williams Way: Why Roger Williams’ Philosophy Of Religious Liberty Remains Imperative Today, Michael Zigarelli
Liberty Theological Review
To travel the road of religious freedom, a society requires firm guardrails. To the left of the road looms the cliff of “state suppression of religion.” To the right looms the cliff of “state establishment of religion.” During the life of Roger Williams (1603?-1683), the problem in the American colonies was the latter, the inextricable entanglement of religion and civil authority. Known as “The New England Way” in Williams’ colony of Massachusetts Bay, its main tenet of governance was that social stability required religious uniformity. Williams could not disagree more, embarking on a life’s mission to proclaim that government possesses …
Development Indicators Of Health Services Using Geographical Information Systems In Beit Lahia, Gaza, Saleh Abu Amra
Development Indicators Of Health Services Using Geographical Information Systems In Beit Lahia, Gaza, Saleh Abu Amra
Journal of the Arab American University مجلة الجامعة العربية الامريكية للبحوث
The study aimed to identify the health services and contribute to solving their problems in Beit Lahia, Gaza in light of urban indicators in terms of quantity, type and the efficiency and effectiveness of spatial distribution. To achieve this, the population of the study was studied in terms of its size, growth and sustainable development of health services. The results showed that the population was growing at a high rate as it multiplied about 25, 8 times in an estimated period of (50) years with poor health services. That is, the health services constituted 0,06% of the total concern as …
Campuses Or Courtrooms? Government Involvement In U.S. And U.K. University Sexual Misconduct Response, Courtney H. Robinson
Campuses Or Courtrooms? Government Involvement In U.S. And U.K. University Sexual Misconduct Response, Courtney H. Robinson
Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law
No abstract provided.
Freedom And Whisky: The Renewed Case For Scottish Independence In A Post-Brexit Europe, Emily P. Johnson
Freedom And Whisky: The Renewed Case For Scottish Independence In A Post-Brexit Europe, Emily P. Johnson
Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law
No abstract provided.
Do You Need Legs To Stand? Wild Rice Stands In Trial And An Examination Of The Use Of Legal Personhood To Protect The Rights Of Nature In Court, Anna C. Scartz
Do You Need Legs To Stand? Wild Rice Stands In Trial And An Examination Of The Use Of Legal Personhood To Protect The Rights Of Nature In Court, Anna C. Scartz
Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law
No abstract provided.
The Roots Of Rights: Where Do Courts Find Constitutional Support For A Woman’S Right To Choose Or A Fetal Right To Life?, Kathleen M. Mcgean
The Roots Of Rights: Where Do Courts Find Constitutional Support For A Woman’S Right To Choose Or A Fetal Right To Life?, Kathleen M. Mcgean
Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law
No abstract provided.
Conflict Resolution Procedures Within The Courtroom: Between The Adversarial And Inquisitorial Traditions, Amos Gabrieli, Michal Alberstein
Conflict Resolution Procedures Within The Courtroom: Between The Adversarial And Inquisitorial Traditions, Amos Gabrieli, Michal Alberstein
Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law
Modern courts have evolved around two central legal traditions—the adversarial and the inquisitorial. The two traditions have historically reflected different approaches towards consent and authority or towards conflict resolution and strict application of the law. Yet with the blurring of boundaries between the two legal traditions, and alongside various reforms in adversarial and inquisitorial legal systems, new practices of judicial conflict resolution within the courtroom have developed. This Article will compare the two legal traditions and examine the assimilation of ideologies and procedures typical to conflict resolution processes into the work of judges, as they strive to end civil legal …
Tortious Liability In China’S Motorsports Industry, Hui Jing, Chen Gengzhao, Sun Bing
Tortious Liability In China’S Motorsports Industry, Hui Jing, Chen Gengzhao, Sun Bing
Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law
In 2020, the Chinese Civil Code came into effect. Article 1176 of the code offers a statutory defense for those participating in “a recreational or sports activity carrying certain risk” when they cause injury to other participants. However, the Chinese Civil Code does not specify how or to what extent Article 1176 may be relied upon as a statutory defense in assessing the tortious liability of the organizers of such recreational or sports activities. The courts in China have long sought to develop a principled approach to applying the voluntary assumption of risk defense to such organizers. This Article provides …
Attributing Criminal Responsibility For The Crime Of Aggression, Nikola R. Hajdin
Attributing Criminal Responsibility For The Crime Of Aggression, Nikola R. Hajdin
Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law
To hold a person criminally responsible, the prosecution must prove that his conduct violated (without justification) a prohibitory norm of the criminal code and that he is culpable for such wrongdoing. In international criminal law, wrongfulness and culpability are assessed through the prisms of material (actus reus) and mental (mens rea) elements, respectively. Also called “objective attribution,” ascribing wrongfulness requires a causal link between individual conduct and criminal consequences. Attributing culpability, or “subjective attribution,” on the other hand, consists of establishing mental links between the perpetrator and the occurrence he has caused and the situation in which such an event …
Table Of Contents, Masthead, And Dedication, Georgia Journal Of International And Comparative Law
Table Of Contents, Masthead, And Dedication, Georgia Journal Of International And Comparative Law
Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law
No abstract provided.
Vol.50 N.23 December 29th 2022, Voice Media Ventures
Vol.50 N.23 December 29th 2022, Voice Media Ventures
Black Voice News
No abstract provided.
Carl Robinson V. Bureau Of Health Care Services
Carl Robinson V. Bureau Of Health Care Services
2022 Decisions
USDC for the Middle District of Pennsylvania
Lawrence Mills V. Pivot Occupational Health
Lawrence Mills V. Pivot Occupational Health
2022 Decisions
USDC for the District of Delaware
Victoria Kasperski V. David Katz
Gina Russomanno V. Sunovion Pharmaceuticals
Gina Russomanno V. Sunovion Pharmaceuticals
2022 Decisions
USDC for the District of New Jersey
Lucino Juarez-Vargas V. Attorney General United States Of America
Lucino Juarez-Vargas V. Attorney General United States Of America
2022 Decisions
Agency
Relationships Between Principles Of Gems Classification In Bhoja’S Yuktikalpataru And Ayurvedic Principles, Aroonwan Kongmebhol
Relationships Between Principles Of Gems Classification In Bhoja’S Yuktikalpataru And Ayurvedic Principles, Aroonwan Kongmebhol
Journal of Letters
According to the lapidary section in Yuktikalpataru ascribed to King Bhoja, some precious stones were classified by manifold principles, suspected to be predominantly based on Ayurvedic concepts. Research is needed to establish whether these classification schemes were truly based on Ayurvedic theory. This research paper examines gem classification as depicted in the Yuktikalpataru and its conformity with Ayurvedic-based schemes of classification. Research data were selected from descriptions of diamond (vajraparīkṣā) and pearl testing (muktāparīkṣā). Results show significant influence on gem classification of some basic principles of Ayurveda: a classification scheme based, with a few exceptions, on …
Davis V. Graham Ct. Owners Corp
Clonally Related, Notch-Differentiated Spinal Neurons Integrate Into Distinct Circuits, Saul Bello-Rojas, Martha W Bagnall
Clonally Related, Notch-Differentiated Spinal Neurons Integrate Into Distinct Circuits, Saul Bello-Rojas, Martha W Bagnall
2020-Current year OA Pubs
Shared lineage has diverse effects on patterns of neuronal connectivity. In mammalian cortex, excitatory sister neurons assemble into shared microcircuits. In
Covid-19 Newsletter (Vol. 151), Center For Disaster Medicine, New York Medical College
Covid-19 Newsletter (Vol. 151), Center For Disaster Medicine, New York Medical College
COVID-19 Newsletter
No abstract provided.