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Borders And Boundaries In Markets: A Sociocognitive Approach For Market Definition And Implications For Antitrust, Elizabeth G. Pontikes
Borders And Boundaries In Markets: A Sociocognitive Approach For Market Definition And Implications For Antitrust, Elizabeth G. Pontikes
University of Chicago Legal Forum
Categorical distinctions are foundational to firm competition and regulation. Yet, market categories are notoriously difficult to define. The question of how to delineate markets is well-worn in the antitrust literature but is now the focus of a growing sociocognitive literature in strategy and organizational sociology.1 Historically, there has been little cross-pollination between these research areas. More integration, however, may be increasingly important in modern markets, where change is rapid, new technologies are key differentiators in many traditional industries, and platform competition is on the rise. In this paper, I introduce recent theoretical and empirical advances in sociocognitive research on categories …
Deploying Trustworthy Ai In The Courtroom: Lessons From Examining Algorithm Bias In Redistricting Ai, Wendy K. Tam Cho, Bruce E. Cain
Deploying Trustworthy Ai In The Courtroom: Lessons From Examining Algorithm Bias In Redistricting Ai, Wendy K. Tam Cho, Bruce E. Cain
University of Chicago Legal Forum
Deploying trustworthy AI is an increasingly pressing and common concern. In a court of law, the challenges are exacerbated by the confluence of a general lack of expertise in the judiciary and the rapid speed of technological advancement. We discuss the obstacles to trustworthy AI in the courtroom through a discussion that focuses on the legal landscape surrounding electoral redistricting. We focus on two particular issues, data bias and a lack of domain knowledge, and discuss how they may lead to problematic legal decisions. We conclude with a discussion of the separate but complementary roles of technology and human deliberation. …
The Gravity Of Legal Diffusion, Anu Bradford, Adam Chilton, Katerina Linos
The Gravity Of Legal Diffusion, Anu Bradford, Adam Chilton, Katerina Linos
University of Chicago Legal Forum
A persistent empirical finding is that bilateral trade between two countries is proportional to the size of their economies and inversely proportional to their geographic distance. We hypothesize that a similar pattern is likely to hold for the diffusion of laws. We specifically argue that countries’ propensity to update their laws to converge with the leading regulator in a given policy area is likely to be proportional to the size of their economies and inversely proportional to their geographic distance. We then empirically test this theory in the area of antitrust and assess countries’ convergence to the world’s leading antitrust …
The Rider (2024-01-22), Natalie Lapsley
When To Marry, If At All?A Qualitative Exploration Of How Sexual Minority Young Adults In The Us Think About Marital Timing, Aaron Hoy, Sachita Pokhrel
When To Marry, If At All?A Qualitative Exploration Of How Sexual Minority Young Adults In The Us Think About Marital Timing, Aaron Hoy, Sachita Pokhrel
The Qualitative Report
According to prior research, the average age at first marriage has steadily increased in the US due in large part to the significance that young adults place on marriage and their evolving conceptions of marital readiness. However, despite the nationwide legalization of same-sex marriage in 2015, there is a significant oversight of sexual minorities in this research. To address this, we draw upon qualitative data collected through an online survey to explore how our sample of unmarried sexual minority young adults (N=256) think about marital timing. The results of our thematic analysis show that those in our sample …
Chatgpt And Death Of An Author, Al Karim Datoo, Kamran Akhtar Siddiqui
Chatgpt And Death Of An Author, Al Karim Datoo, Kamran Akhtar Siddiqui
Critical Humanities
The proposed piece seeks to critically explore pedagogical implication of ChatGPT, especially on students’ capacities to author a text. The piece suggests that increased reliance on the ChatGPT, while provide short term solution to produce a text, in the long term it is likely to lead to ‘death of an author’. Here the usage of the phrase is a twist to earlier usage by Barthes- which refers to ‘death of an author’ where once the text is written, it gets re-created in readers’ reception and through interpretive act and imagination. The overarching argument of the paper emphasizes that technology is …
The Unwritten Norms Of Civil Procedure, Diego A. Zambrano
The Unwritten Norms Of Civil Procedure, Diego A. Zambrano
Northwestern University Law Review
The rules of civil procedure depend on norms and conventions that control their application. Civil procedure is a famously rule-based field centered on textual commands in the form of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP). There are over eighty rules, hundreds of local judge-made rules, due process doctrines, and statutory rules, too. But written rules are overrated. Deep down, proceduralists know that the application of written rules hinges on broader norms that animate them, expand or constrain them, and even empower judges to ignore them. Unlike the FRCP and related doctrines, these procedural norms are unwritten, sociological, flexible, and …
Gender In Children's Literature And Kindergartener's Responses To Gender In Interactive Read-Alouds, Vahide Yigit-Gencten, Mehmet Gultekin, Rabia Ozen Uyar, Filiz Aydemir
Gender In Children's Literature And Kindergartener's Responses To Gender In Interactive Read-Alouds, Vahide Yigit-Gencten, Mehmet Gultekin, Rabia Ozen Uyar, Filiz Aydemir
Curriculum and Instruction Faculty Publications and Presentations
The underrepresentation of women and the perpetuation of gender stereotypes in children's literature has long been a concern. This study examined the portrayal of women in children's picture books and the potential of interactive read-alouds to promote gender equity in early childhood education, with the aim of shedding light on gender inequality. This study used critical discourse analysis, theoretically informed by Rosenblatt's transactional theory and gender schema theory, to analyse 19 books and interactive read-aloud sessions between preservice teachers and children in six preschools. The results showed that books on women's inequality are discussed in three categories: the absence of …
Reflection, Reflexivity, Learning And The Influence Of Formalised And Experiential Piano Training, Dorothy Li
Reflection, Reflexivity, Learning And The Influence Of Formalised And Experiential Piano Training, Dorothy Li
The Qualitative Report
This autoethnographic study examines how music learning is influenced by teachers and socio-cultural environments and how this influences not only our musical journeys but the way we view our lives, of the progress we have made, the goals in which we hope to achieve, and the way we perceive we will achieve them. This study explores how my musical background, understanding, learning, music-making abilities, and skills have shaped my present beliefs, attitudes and identity as a musician, educator, and researcher. Focusing on teacher pedagogy and practice, the study reveals how prevailing teacher-centred and didactic approaches to teaching impact the perspectives …
Sense Of Belonging Of Underrepresented Students: Role Of Faculty Inclusiveness And Online Versus Campus Learning, Elisavet Chaoua Intoumpor
Sense Of Belonging Of Underrepresented Students: Role Of Faculty Inclusiveness And Online Versus Campus Learning, Elisavet Chaoua Intoumpor
Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies
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Computing System For Simulation Intelligence, Guangming Tan, Weile Jia, Zhan Wang, Guojun Yuan, En Shao, Ninghui Sun
Computing System For Simulation Intelligence, Guangming Tan, Weile Jia, Zhan Wang, Guojun Yuan, En Shao, Ninghui Sun
Bulletin of Chinese Academy of Sciences (Chinese Version)
This study refers computer simulation in scientific research to as scientific simulation. Based on its narrow and broad definitions, this study divides scientific simulation into three stages: numerical computation, simulation intelligence, and science brain. Now, scientific simulation is entering the era of simulation intelligence, i. e., driven by scientific big data and artificial intelligence technology, scientific simulation is shifting from traditional numerical simulation to simulation integrated with artificial intelligence. In order to understand what the right computing system for simulation intelligence is, the design guidelines, basic methods, and key technical problems are discussed.
Thoughts On Necessity Of Chinese Characters And Words Expansion, Nanhua Xi
Thoughts On Necessity Of Chinese Characters And Words Expansion, Nanhua Xi
Bulletin of Chinese Academy of Sciences (Chinese Version)
With the development of society, the amount of information that needs to be expressed is huge. Since new information, technologies, and objects are constantly emerging in large quantity, neither expressing them nor naming them is a simple problem and requires a large number of suitable vocabulary, as well as new words. Regarding these issues, in this article the author thought of the necessity of Chinese word expansion.
Integrating Health Equity Into Implementation Science To Advance Chronic Disease Prevention And Control, Callie Walsh-Bailey
Integrating Health Equity Into Implementation Science To Advance Chronic Disease Prevention And Control, Callie Walsh-Bailey
Brown School Graduate Student Theses and Dissertations
Marginalized populations are inequitably burdened by chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, obesity, and cancer. The goal of health equity work is to ensure all people have a fair and just opportunity to achieve optimal health. Implementation science has made health equity a greater focus and priority in recent years. There has been a proliferation of guidance on what implementation science needs to do to advance equity. However, the field currently lacks specific, actionable guidance on how to integrate equity. The overarching goal of this dissertation is to synthesize conceptual and theoretical underpinnings regarding health equity and bring them …
Microsphere Core Technology Boosts Innovation Of Biopharmaceutical Industry Chain, Jie Wu, Weiqing Zhou, Lan Zhao, Guanghui Ma
Microsphere Core Technology Boosts Innovation Of Biopharmaceutical Industry Chain, Jie Wu, Weiqing Zhou, Lan Zhao, Guanghui Ma
Bulletin of Chinese Academy of Sciences (Chinese Version)
Advancements in life science and biotechnology have boosted the evolution of the biopharmaceutical industry with the continual emergence of biomedical products for disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Microspheres, as crucial functional materials, play a significant role in the discovery, preparation, separation, and delivery of biological drugs due to their flexible size, morphology, structure, and function. This study reviews recent significant advancements in microspheres and their applications in cell culture, chromatographic separation, drug delivery, and as vaccine adjuvants. Additionally, it proposes future trends for the development of microspheres.
Warmth Of The Welcome: Immigration And Local Housing Returns, Xun Bian, N. Edward Coulson, Xiaojin Sun
Warmth Of The Welcome: Immigration And Local Housing Returns, Xun Bian, N. Edward Coulson, Xiaojin Sun
Hunt Institute Working Paper Series
We study the effect of immigration on home values in the U.S. Applying a county-level instrument for immigration, we find that immigration increases local house price appreciation and decreases its within-county spatial dispersion. Our estimates suggest that, on average, a one percentage point in- crease in the immigrant share of the local population raises house price appreciation by approximately 7 percent and reduces the dispersion of housing return within a county by about 1.5 percentage points. We also show that such effects are strikingly heterogeneous across counties and appear to be deter- mined by local culture. Using several proxies for …
The Influence Of Airline Marketing Strategies On Passenger Satisfaction, Ashraf Jahmani, Abdullah Helalat, Zeyad Alkhazali, Khaled Halteh, Nihaia Mhrakani
The Influence Of Airline Marketing Strategies On Passenger Satisfaction, Ashraf Jahmani, Abdullah Helalat, Zeyad Alkhazali, Khaled Halteh, Nihaia Mhrakani
Information Sciences Letters
In this paper the purpose is to explore the relationship between the marketing mix and passenger satisfaction by analyzing the influence of marketing mix components on Airlines. The study aims to identify which marketing strategies have the greatest impact on passenger satisfaction and how this knowledge can be used to improve the passenger experience. The study also aims to establish a system for identifying factors that contribute to passenger satisfaction for airlines. A group of 100 frequent passengers was randomly selected to participate in the study, there is a response rate of 66.6% and been analyzed the relationship between the …
Beyond Understanding English Instruction: Shaping And Balancing The Professional Identity Of Efl Teachers In Saudi Arabia, Abdullah Al Jumiah
Beyond Understanding English Instruction: Shaping And Balancing The Professional Identity Of Efl Teachers In Saudi Arabia, Abdullah Al Jumiah
Information Sciences Letters
In spite of the significant presence of foreign EFL teachers in Saudi Arabia, there is limited knowledge about how they shape and define their professional identities. This qualitative research delves into this subject using identity theory as a conceptual framework. The primary research inquiry driving this investigation is: How do EFL teachers from Asian Pacific countries, working in Saudi Arabia, delineate, construct, and navigate their professional identities? The findings reveal that the professional identities of expatriate EFL teachers in Saudi Arabia are influenced by institutional norms, regulations, their experiences, qualifications, beliefs, values, and commitment. Moreover, these teachers must engage in …
The Effects Of The Coronavirus Pandemic On Women Working In The Private Sector: A Study Applied To A Sample Of Saudi Women Working In The Private Sector, Norah Basheer Alotaibi
The Effects Of The Coronavirus Pandemic On Women Working In The Private Sector: A Study Applied To A Sample Of Saudi Women Working In The Private Sector, Norah Basheer Alotaibi
Information Sciences Letters
This research paper aims to identify the psychological, social, and economic effects of the Coronavirus pandemic on Saudi women working in the private sector and present many recommendations that contribute to limit these effects. To achieve the objectives of this research, the social survey approach was adopted by using the random sample method. The study was applied to a sample consisting of (395) Saudi women working in the private sector in different small and medium enterprises affiliated with the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development. A questionnaire was used to collect the necessary information and data. The results revealed …
Geometric Approach For Assessing The Sustainable Development Of Territories, Iryna Vakhovych, Mahmoud Abdel-Aty
Geometric Approach For Assessing The Sustainable Development Of Territories, Iryna Vakhovych, Mahmoud Abdel-Aty
Information Sciences Letters
n this paper, we delve into a groundbreaking methodology that evaluates the sustainable development of territories through a geometric approach. We exp lore novel approaches to assess sustainable development by constructing geometric figures that represent economic, social, and environmental levels of development. This innovative approach enables the evaluation of the balance between these spheres by determining the areas of the inscribed figures and examining their ratios. Through this geometric framework, a comprehensive understanding of the sustainable development landscape can be obtained.
Empowering Education For Students With Learning Difficulties And Disabilities: A Faculty And Student Perspective On The Utilization Of Assistive Technology At The Academic Arab College Of Education In Haifa, Nadia Ghalia, Darawsheh Ahlam, Eyal Isami
Empowering Education For Students With Learning Difficulties And Disabilities: A Faculty And Student Perspective On The Utilization Of Assistive Technology At The Academic Arab College Of Education In Haifa, Nadia Ghalia, Darawsheh Ahlam, Eyal Isami
Information Sciences Letters
This study aimed to investigate the current usage of electronic educational technology by educators in the context of teaching students with learning difficulties and disabilities at Haifa University. The research employed a qualitative analysis approach, utilizing the SAS software for both the analysis of questionnaire responses provided by academic staff and the coding of interview data. The interviewees included 40 students who represented various disabilities within the university and 20 academic professionals from the Department of Special Education. The studys results indicated a consensus among respondents that the provision of assistive technology in the university significantly enhances the learning experience …
Breaking Barriers: A Comprehensive Review Of Literature On Empowering Women With Disabilities, A. M. Al-Taii
Breaking Barriers: A Comprehensive Review Of Literature On Empowering Women With Disabilities, A. M. Al-Taii
Information Sciences Letters
I aim to investigate the current status of empowerment of women, particularly those with disabilities, using a literature review approach. I will achieve this using a purposive sampling method, searching databases such as JSTOR, Scopus, EBSCOhost, Taylor & Francis, and Google Scholar for relevant studies published between 1986 and 2022 using the search terms women with disabilities," "empowerment," and "empowering women in Iraq." The collected data will be analyzed thematically to identify and categorize patterns and themes related to empowering women with disabilities in Iraq after trauma. The analysis highlights the importance of empowering women with disabilities and the need …
Teachers Motivation For Professional Development As A Means Of Increasing Preschool Education Quality, Z. Saira, Z. Fatima, N. Roza, A. Manara
Teachers Motivation For Professional Development As A Means Of Increasing Preschool Education Quality, Z. Saira, Z. Fatima, N. Roza, A. Manara
Information Sciences Letters
The purpose of this research was to determine teachers professional development motivation as a way to improve the quality of preschool education. In the study, the descriptive survey model was used in quantitative research models. The study group of the research consisted of 307 preschool teachers working in various preschool education institutions in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The professional development motivation scale of preschool teachers was created by this study’s researchers. A quantitative analysis program was used to analyze the data. Since the Kolmogorov - Smirnov value indicated normal distribution, parametric tests were applied to the data set. Weighted mean, standard deviation, …
Modern Approaches To Assessment In Preschool Education, Z. Saira, А. Bakhytzhamal, J. Mariya, A. Manara
Modern Approaches To Assessment In Preschool Education, Z. Saira, А. Bakhytzhamal, J. Mariya, A. Manara
Information Sciences Letters
The purpose of this research is to evaluate the attitudes of preschool teachers regarding the application of modern approaches in the evaluation process in preschool education. In this research, the survey model, one of the quantitative research models, was used. Two hundred and ninety-one (291) preschool teachers teaching in various kindergartens in Kazakhstan constitute the sample group of the research. As a data collection tool in the study, the attitude scale of preschool teachers regarding the application of modern approaches in the evaluation process in education was developed by the researchers. Independent variables T-test was applied in the analysis of …
Technological And Methodological Aspects Of The Formation Of Digital Competencies Of Future Teachers In The Republic Of Kazakhstan, B. Klara, T. Almash
Technological And Methodological Aspects Of The Formation Of Digital Competencies Of Future Teachers In The Republic Of Kazakhstan, B. Klara, T. Almash
Information Sciences Letters
The article identifies technological and methodological aspects of the formation of digital-creative competencies of future teachers in the conditions of distance education in the Republic of Kazakhstan, reveals the essence of the concepts of competence, digital competence, digital-technological competence, digital-methodological competence, creativity, and digital pedagogical campus. The article describes the essence of the components of competence in a new content: organizational ability; ability to empathize; reflective ability. One hundred and sixty (160) future teachers of Taraz Regional University named after M. Kh. Dulaty took part in the research work. During the study, an online survey and an online test were …
Vlog News Dissemination On Social Media Platforms: An Investigation Of Audience Mental Health And Educational Behaviour., Jing Fan He, Siti A. H. M. Razi, Akmar H. A. Ghazali
Vlog News Dissemination On Social Media Platforms: An Investigation Of Audience Mental Health And Educational Behaviour., Jing Fan He, Siti A. H. M. Razi, Akmar H. A. Ghazali
Information Sciences Letters
This study aims to investigate the mental health and educational behaviors of Vlog news audiences from the perspective of audience needs and satisfaction using the questionnaire method. The questionnaire results were analyzed using Questionnaire Star intelligent software, Microsoft Office Excel, and SPSS 25.0 as the window for data statistics. The results show that the current popular Vlog news can trigger the resonance of the communicators and the audience and satisfy their aesthetic and psychological needs. The diverse forms of interaction also provide a sense of companionship for the audience watching Vlog news, which indicates that the dissemination of Vlog news …
Ibn Khalduns Approach To The Science Of Knowledge An In- Depth Study On The Reception And Critique Of News, Abdelhadi Nayef Ali Al-Qaedah, Arabi Hejazi Faroq Hejazi
Ibn Khalduns Approach To The Science Of Knowledge An In- Depth Study On The Reception And Critique Of News, Abdelhadi Nayef Ali Al-Qaedah, Arabi Hejazi Faroq Hejazi
Information Sciences Letters
The research studies the science of know-how and its rooting in Ibn Khaldun, after presenting some historical applied examples and scientific indications of some scholars. With its harmony with the approach of innate human reception, and the nature of its communication is special, including intellectual and experiential, which includes right and wrong, or truth and lies. The research presented the definition of the term from the linguistic and terminological point of view, in addition to attributing its status to Ibn Khaldun, and presents the standards that Ibn Khaldun defined. To be relied upon in accepting and rejecting news, as well …
Protection Of The Rights Of Women And Children In The Divorce Process Through Psychologists Role In The Religious Court In Indonesia., Z. H. A. Syahr, M. Z. Albana, T. P. D. Hutapea, M. Mirza, C. N. M. Tobing, N. U. Sally, D. H. Syaifullah, Buyamin ,, Z. Abidin
Protection Of The Rights Of Women And Children In The Divorce Process Through Psychologists Role In The Religious Court In Indonesia., Z. H. A. Syahr, M. Z. Albana, T. P. D. Hutapea, M. Mirza, C. N. M. Tobing, N. U. Sally, D. H. Syaifullah, Buyamin ,, Z. Abidin
Information Sciences Letters
Women and children are part of a social community that guarantees their human security when dealing with the law, especially as victims of divorce. Several policies that the Supreme Court has issued as a form of human security for the rights of women and children in the religious court include Supreme Court Regulation (Perma) Number 3 of 2017 concerning Guidelines for Prosecuting Womens Cases Dealing with the Law and Perma Number 5 of 2019 concerning Guidelines for Adjudicating Marriage Dispensations. The problem of this study is how these two policies can provide security for psychologically fulfilling legal rights for women …
Behavioral Economics And Its Positive Impact On Overcoming The Corona Pandemic Among Owners Of Small And Medium Enterprises, M. Al Qahtani, A. Hamza, T. Al Nawwash
Behavioral Economics And Its Positive Impact On Overcoming The Corona Pandemic Among Owners Of Small And Medium Enterprises, M. Al Qahtani, A. Hamza, T. Al Nawwash
Information Sciences Letters
In this study, we investigate the role of behavioral economics in assisting small and medium enterprise (SME) owners in overcoming the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. By understanding the psychological factors that influence decision-making, behavioral economics provides insights into biases and heuristics that can cloud judgment during times of uncertainty and stress. This understanding helps SME owners make more rational choices and offers practical strategies to promote positive behaviors and mitigate the negative impact of the pandemic. Clear and timely communication is essential, enabling SME owners to access vital information about government support programs, safety protocols, and financial assistance. …
Entrepreneurial Orientation And Organizational Performance: Exploring Moderated Curvilinear Relationships, Gang Fan, Mengge Li, Derrick E. D’Souza
Entrepreneurial Orientation And Organizational Performance: Exploring Moderated Curvilinear Relationships, Gang Fan, Mengge Li, Derrick E. D’Souza
Hunt Institute Working Paper Series
Empirical investigations of the EO–firm performance relationship have typically focused on small and medium-sized ventures and have relied on survey data. Will the shape of the relationship curve hold for firms that moved past the ‘ventures’ phase? Our study investigates a sample of 11,843 small, medium, and large publicly listed firms drawn from the COMPUSTAT database. We confirm the existence of a U-shaped EO-performance relationship, and our analysis offers new evidence on the role of EO in SMEs versus large firms. Contrary to conventional wisdom, our sample of SMEs displayed lower levels of EO than large firms, and large firms …
The New Management Accounting Ecosystem: A Retrospective View And Path To The Future, Chris Akroyd, Kevin E. Dow, Andrea Drake, Jeffrey Wong
The New Management Accounting Ecosystem: A Retrospective View And Path To The Future, Chris Akroyd, Kevin E. Dow, Andrea Drake, Jeffrey Wong
Hunt Institute Working Paper Series
In this paper we argue that management accounting research should seek to expand to examine the broader ecosystem of information sources that influence organizational performance. We introduce the concept of the management accounting ecosystem as a means of linking discrete management accounting research topics to the broader environment in which organizations operate. By doing this, we can better bridge the gap between management accounting research and management accounting practice. Our goal is to encourage more cross-disciplinary research that provides a better understanding of the ecosystem in which management accounting practitioners operate. We encourage researchers to submit studies to “Advances in …