Fundamental Changes Research Articles

THE DIVIDED BRAIN AND WAYS OF BUILDING THE WORLD: PARALLELS IN THE THOUGHT OF IAIN MCGILCHRIST AND CHRISTOPHER ALEXANDER

What might have led to the fundamental changes in the built environment during the 20th century? While factors such as postwar reconstruction, urbanization, industrialization, shifts in style, or socio-political changes are surely involved, there may be deeper influences that are associated with the structure and dynamics of the human brain. Iain McGilchrist’s hemisphere hypothesis proposes that the differences between the left and right hemispheres are not functional but embody opposing approaches to the world: the left sees an atomized world made of things to be controlled and manipulated for survival; the right sees an interconnected world of wholes with which it is deeply related. McGilchrist observes that in recent centuries, there has been an increasing shift in the West towards the left hemisphere’s approach. Christopher Alexander’s lifelong quest for wholeness in the built world resonates with McGilchrist’s observations as applied to the field of architecture. Alexander observed that today’s built environment is an expression of our civilization seeing the world as a giant mechanism made of parts rather than an indivisible whole. In response, Alexander developed design methods that approach the world as a unified whole and the building of new places as a further unfolding of that whole.

The Phenomenon of Hybrid State Capitalism in Emerging Market Economies: Present and Future

The actual and complex topic of the transformation of a number of countries with emerging markets directly connects with the phenomenon of the ongoing formation of a new type of state capitalism. This study contributes to an increasingly relevant research concerning the problem of new state capitalism in rela-tion to emerging market economies. Unlike referent previous pub-lications, the object of the study presents transformation not indi-vidual national economies, but their conglomerate characterized by the prevalence of the state-capitalist order. A retrospective of the transformation of the entire enclave of emerging market econ-omies in a large number of countries has briefly presented. On this ground, the process of the reproduction of economic systems, distinguished by a hybrid structure with a prevailing state-capitalist order, in a separate conglomerate of post-developing and after socialist countries has analyzed in the last period. The fol-lowing main hypothesis has been verified: the relatively low cost of productive capital, labor, and especially primary resources, which distinguished the economies of hybrid state capitalism, displays in the inertial growth of production capital and employment, associ-ated with an accelerated increase in output and profit. Based on the empirical available evaluations, with regard to the conglomer-ate of considered national economies the most significant funda-mental competitive advantage presents still the preservation of a relatively low cost of production factors. By the author's argu-mentation, a vision of the prospect for the transformation of such national economies has supposed. The final conclusion concerns the possibility of successful adaptation of these economic systems to the positive fundamental changes, especially including those associated with the transition to sustainable overall social devel-opment.

Ethnicity, National Security And Political Participation In Nigeria

Ethnic diversity in itself does not negatively affect national security. The it imposes to national security is a result of many factors combined with political opportunity that fundamental changes occurring in the political system exploited by ethnic and sectarian groups trying to change the political system to their advantage. Many factors such as political, historical, economic, social, cultural, environmental, and psychological factors may lead ethnic groups to rebel and impose threats to the national states of any country especially developing countries. Like in many developing countries that are highly fictionalized, ethnic crisis ranks among many security challenges Nigeria, making Nigeria loosely a country at war with itself. This situation magnifies Nigeria’s political instability and the efforts of security agencies to address the range of insecurity issues which beyond fictionalization crisis encircle terrorism, banditry, ritual killings, armed robbery and kidnapping. Currently, the Nigerian military is deployed in 34 out of the 36 states plus the Federal Capital Territory in the country for one to understand the bandwidth of the national security challenges. Counselling emerge as a potential avenue for addressing the issues related to ethnicity and national security in Nigeria. The study explores the significance of counselling as a proactive and preventive measure to mitigate the negative impact of ethnicity on national security. It emphasizes the importance of promoting inter ethnic understanding, tolerance, and conflict resolution through counselling interventions. It emphasizes the importance of early identification through counselling to prevent the escalation of ethnic tensions.
 
 

DIGITAL MARKETING PADA PELAKU USAHA PEMULA DI SMK AT TAUFIQIYAH

Sumenep is the easternmost city in Madura. Sumenep has natural wealth that has great potential to be used as a business area. Micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) are expected to spearhead the economy in Sumenep district, plus the district has a program for a thousand entrepreneurs and a thousand tourism to introduce Sumenep Regency as the soul of Madura. Sumenep is home to the Wiraraja University campus which has a Faculty of Economics and Business with a Digital Business Study Program. This is a benchmark for instilling an entrepreneurial spirit from an early age.At – Taufiqiyah Vocational School, Sumenep Regency, located at Jl. Safari No. 035 Aengbaja Raja, Bluto sub-district, Sumenep Regency. This teaches students to instill an entrepreneurial spirit from an early age, but it is a shame that the school does not yet have a special department for business and marketing or digital business. At - Taufiqiyah Vocational School gradually has to follow the development of digital technology which has provided major and fundamental changes in various aspects of life as well as business organizations, a practical approach in managing changes in business organizations in the digital era so that the transformation carried out by planning and implementing strategies produces human resources who are better prepared to face change. This researcher found that students initially studied digital marketing autodidactically or on their own by trying to market using the social media they had, but this was not enough without intense training to increase students' knowledge and skills, such as by practicing advertising, product photos and strategies for marketing on social media so that students can finally enter the market or set up a shop in a market place, but this needs to be done because currently students are just trying without any clear training. Students are expected to be able to serve customers or customers in a friendly and open manner, be disciplined in their business and be able to do digital marketing well.

DESIGN THINKING IN THE VISUALIZATION OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN THE AGRARIAN SPHERE: SCIENCE AND ART

The article represents an attempt to comprehend the possibilities of applying general methodological principles of design thinking in the process of planning and developing innovative economic development projects in the agricultural sector. The relations of design and visualization as the science and art processes in the economy are outlined. It is noted that smart agriculture uses advanced technologies such as sensors, devices, machines and information technology, robots, GPS technologies, which will allow farms to be more profitable, efficient, safe, and environmentally friendly. The authors claim that the goal of digitalization of agriculture is to achieve a significant increase in the efficiency and sustainability of its functioning through fundamental changes in the quality of management of both technological processes and decision-making processes at all levels of the hierarchy, based on modern production methods, and the further use of information about the state of controlled elements and subsystems, as well as states of the economic environment of agriculture. Based on a study of the use of visualization technologies within the framework of the philosophy of design thinking, it is shown that the introduction of digital technologies in the agro-industrial complex will dramatically increase labor productivity and reduce risks in agriculture. In modern conditions of intense competition, digitalization based on such projects will give the agricultural sector of any country (which is especially important for developing countries) great competitive advantages.

Intention to use digital transformation of human resource employees in Hanoi

Digital transformation is at the heart of the fourth industrial revolution, which leads to fundamental and far-reaching changes in business operations. In an environment where all fields and industries are undergoing digital transformation, are human resources employees willing to accept and implement digitalization in their daily work, and what factors influence their intention to use digitalization in their work? The article studies 130 human resources staff at businesses in the Hanoi area. Research results confirm that perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, and perceived self-efficacy about digital transformation have a positive influence on human resources employees' intentions to use digital transformation at work. For human resources staff to be comfortable in the process of using technology in a digital transformation environment, human resources employees need to be guided and trained on how to apply new applications and new technology in the field of human resources.

The Shifting of the President Prerogative Powers in the Presidential System Post Amendment to the UUD 1945 in Indonesia

Objective: To look for a shift in presidential power from the development of the constitution and constitutional practices in Indonesia. After the amendments to the 1945 Constitution were made, there was almost no authority the President could exercise alone without seeking approval or consideration from other institutions, except for the appointment of ministers. The research aims to determine the factors that cause the President's Prerogative Powers to be inconsistent with the ideal conception of the Indonesian constitutional system. Since the beginning of Indonesian independence, the constitution has placed the prerogative rights of the president very dominantly, now after very fundamental changes to the constitution it also has implications for shifting the prerogative power of the president. Method: The research used juridical-normative. The approaches used in this research are the Legislative Approach, Conceptual Approach, and Historical Approach. Results: In a presidential system, the president has absolute authority in appointing ministers, although in practice the president is also closely tied to supporting parties or other parties who have made political commitments to the president. In the 1945 Constitution after the amendment, there is no longer anything that is truly a prerogative power of the president that can be exercised without obtaining approval or consideration, especially from the People's Representative Council as the people's representative institution. Conclusion: Prerogative power also has an undemocratic and potentially dangerous tendency, so to increase public accountability, the use of prerogative power by the President must apply power by involving institutions as representatives of the people.

An Embodiment of Hope and Unanticipated Horror: Civil Society’s Expectations and Views on the Transition from Mugabe to Mnangagwa

Abstract The forceful removal of Robert Mugabe in 2017 brought about high expectations of political transformation and debates on civil society’s role in Mugabe’s downfall. This paper examines civil society’s role in the removal of Mugabe and the continuities and changes brought by the Emerson Mnangagwa regime. The paper contributes to studies that convincingly show that the Mnangagwa regime has failed to bring fundamental change to the ‘new dispensation.’ However, these studies do not capture civil society’s role in Mugabe’s downfall, its expectations of life after Mugabe, and people’s lived experiences in the new dispensation. This paper locates this gap in the methodology employed by studies on the transition from Mugabe to Mnangagwa – these studies mostly analyzed policy documents, published literature, and newspapers. This methodology did not capture the voices of grassroots activists and organizations. Therefore, this paper used in-depth interviews to capture civil society’s role in the downfall of Mugabe, its expectations of the new dispensation, and its lived experiences in the new dispensation. The paper argues that civil society played a sanitizing role in the ZANU-PF factional battles and the new dispensation that was an embodiment of hope has turned out to be an unanticipated horror since the expectations that the masses had have not been met.

Mmp2 Deficiency Leads to Defective Parturition and High Dystocia Rates in Mice.

Parturition is the final and essential step for mammalian reproduction. While the uterus is quiescent during pregnancy, fundamental changes arise in the myometrial contractility, inducing fetal expulsion. Extracellular matrix (ECM) remodeling is fundamental for these events. The gelatinases subgroup of matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs), MMP2 and MMP9, participate in uterine ECM remodeling throughout pregnancy and parturition. However, their loss-of-function effect is unknown. Here, we determined the result of eliminating Mmp2 and/or Mmp9 on parturition in vivo, using single- and double-knockout (dKO) mice. The dystocia rates were measured in each genotype, and uterine tissue was collected from nulliparous synchronized females at the ages of 2, 4, 9 and 12 months. Very high percentages of dystocia (40-55%) were found in the Mmp2-/- and dKO females, contrary to the Mmp9-/- and wild-type females. The histological analysis of the uterus and cervix revealed that Mmp2-/- tissues undergo marked structural alterations, including highly enlarged myometrial, endometrial and luminal cavity. Increased collagen deposition was also demonstrated, suggesting a mechanism of extensive fibrosis in the Mmp2-/- myometrium, which may result in dystocia. Overall, this study describes a new role for MMP2 in myometrium remodeling during mammalian parturition process, highlighting a novel cause for dystocia due to a loss in MMP2 activity in the uterine tissue.

Persistent Disadvantage in Aotearoa New Zealand

New data and research shed fresh light on our understanding of persistent disadvantage in Aotearoa New Zealand. They show that, while overall income poverty and material hardship has declined significantly over the past decade or so, a small proportion of the population continues to experience multiple, complex disadvantages over many years, and sometimes generations. There has been little meaningful policy action aimed specifically at assisting this cohort of people who are experiencing the greatest need. Fundamental changes are needed across a range of systems. Providing effective supports and investments, and removing structural barriers and inequities, would have significant intergenerational pay-offs.

Стратегическое планирование в государственном управлении как система институциональных инструментов и механизмов целеполагания

The article is devoted to the subject field of political science research within the scientific specialty “Public Administration and sectoral policies” and the analysis of the practice of state strategic planning as a political system of institutional instruments and goal-setting mechanisms in the Russian Federation. The article discusses public political and legal mechanisms for combining values and goals with the choice of ways and methods to achieve them. The constitutional exclusivity and independence of each branch of government as the basis of its strategic resource and strategic planning potential is highlighted as the fundamental public political and legal mechanism for combining values and goals with the choice of ways and methods to achieve them. A general description of the architecture of the unified system of public power in accordance with the amendments to the Constitution of Russia and the current configuration of the public administration system is given. The importance of political factor of the effectiveness of the administration of strategic management system and the implementation of sectoral policies in modern Russia on the basis of the mechanisms of coordinated functioning and interaction of public authorities and local self-government in a single system of public authority is shown. Fundamental changes are highlighted that make it possible to significantly increase the efficiency of the federal government in a unified system of public authority with an emphasis on the implementation of national development goals of both the Russian Federation as a whole and the regions based on the sectoral structure of the economy. Attention is focused on the political goals of the regional factor of socio-economic development of territories on the basis of mechanisms and tools of strategic planning, the directions of fundamental political, legal, administrative and managerial decisions on the implementation of the regional investment standard are determined. The role of federal institutions of innovative development and provision of infrastructure projects and programs for solving the tasks of ensuring sustainable economic growth and diversification of the modern Russian economy, which cannot be optimally implemented by market mechanisms, was demonstrated. Conclusions are drawn about the importance of the interpretative understanding of politics as a system of institutional tools and goal-setting mechanisms in the political and legal practice of state strategic planning for determining promising directions in the subject field of scientific research within the specialty “Public Administration and sectoral policies”, for solving problems of improving the quality of public administration through the introduction of a management model based on big data and artificial intelligence, the transition of the public authority system to a data-based management model using a platform approach.

UTILIZATION OF MOBILE TECHNOLOGY AS MARKETING TOOLS IN THE DIGITAL ERA: APPLICATION & CHALLENGES

Human life and civilization in the 21st century have increasingly developed based on information technology. The 21st century is a century of openness or globalization; this means that human life today has undergone fundamental changes that have differed from the previous century's life system. These changes cover all aspects of life, including using mobile technology as a marketing tool. The 21st century is a digital era, where the use of digital devices, including mobile technology, is rare and difficult for today's society. This research conducts analysis using a literature review of the extent to which the utilization of mobile technology as a marketing tool is used in terms of application & challenges. This research has reviewed 44 journals from 24 countries in the sectors/industries of Agriculture, Food and drink, Education and services, Retail Business, Tours and travel, Trading Companies, and Others. The results show that mobile application companies, websites, social media, e-mail marketing, and e-commerce have utilized mobile technology as a marketing tool. However, its implementation has several obstacles and challenges; this utilization has had a positive impact and business improvement for the company's business growth.

Население Дагестана 1930–1945 гг.: историко-демографический аспект

The article examines demographic processes in Dagestan during one of the dramatic periods in the history of the country. On the basis of the All-Union Population censuses of 1937, 1939, and special literature, the number, sex and age composition, ethnic structure, and demography of the family are characterized. Of particular relevance is the study of the demographic development of such a peculiar region as Dagestan, with its motley ethnic picture. The conclusion is formulated that during the studied period there were fundamental changes in the demographic composition of Dagestanis: natural growth and mechanical growth, the ratio of urban and rural population.

Experiencing being objectified? A critical investigation of basic pedagogical categories in digital health education

Background: In this paper, we explore the role digital health education can play in physical education. We argue that the use of digital media and technologies has been accompanied by fundamental changes in basic sports pedagogical categories such as body, movement and experience. In doing so, we advance the thesis that increasing digitalisation offers multi-layered and partly paradoxical opportunities and risks for health education, which have not yet been sufficiently discussed from a sports pedagogical perspective in a digitalised world. Objective: To develop a deeper understanding of these changes, we aim to analyse the mechanisms, opportunities and challenges created by digital health education in physical education, with a focus on the use of tools such as wearables. Method: We draw on a Bildung-oriented perspective rooted in German-speaking pedagogy. With this in mind, we first look at the possibilities and limits for digital health education in physical education at the surface level, before we offer a deeper investigation of body, movement and experience in a digitalised world. This leads us to critical reflection at a structural level. Results and Conclusion: Supposedly clear distinctions between ‘virtual’ and ‘real’, and ‘digital’ and ‘analogue’, are increasingly untenable. On the one hand, the use of digital technologies can convey reductionist images of humankind and a narrow understanding of education. On the other hand, students can experience differences between supposedly objective and subjective views of their bodies and their movement behaviour using digital technologies. This can lead to Bildung processes in which the relationship between oneself and the world is questioned, which in a sense constitutes a form of Bildung-oriented digital health education.

Strategic subdelegation

AbstractAppointed leaders of administrative agencies routinely record subdelegations of governmental authority to civil servants. That appointees willingly cede authority in this way presents a puzzle, at least at first glance: Why do these appointees assign their power to civil servants insulated by merit protection laws, that is, to employees over whom they have limited control? This article develops and tests a theory to explain this behavior. Using original data on appointee‐to‐civil servant delegations and a measure of the ideological distance between these two groups of actors, we show that appointees are more willing to vest power in civil servants when the two groups are more closely aligned. They are particularly likely to do so in the last months of a presidential administration, prior to a transition to a new set of appointees from a different party. Essentially, appointees strategically devolve authority to ideologically similar civil servants to entrench their views in the face of oppositional future presidential administrations. Further, judicial doctrine and interest‐group politics can make existing subdelegations difficult to reverse. This stickiness adds to the strategic value of subdelegations as a means of projecting preferences into future administrations. These findings raise important implications for administrative law and governance. One conventional wisdom on intra‐agency dynamics considers appointees and civil servants as rivals. Relatedly, studies of personnel practices focus on strategies to empower appointees and sideline civil servants. This article, by contrast, shows how appointees and civil servants can act as strategic partners under certain conditions. At a time when leading political figures propose fundamental changes to the civil service, our findings call for a more nuanced understanding of the dynamics between political appointees and civil servants.

Analysis of application of FFT in quantum field

The algorithm concept of fast Fourier transform, Heisenberg uncertainty, and the combination of the two are expounded. Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) is not a new discrete Fourier Transform, but a fast algorithm for Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT). For a long time, the DFT was not really used because of the large amount of computation, even if it was used by computers, it was difficult to deal with problems in real time. It was not until when Cooley and Key first proposed a fast algorithm for DFT operations, and later, when fast algorithms by G. Sullivan and. Key appeared in succession, that fundamental changes took place. People began to realize some inherent laws of DFT operation, and thus quickly developed and improved a set of high-speed and effective operation methods, which is now commonly known as the fast Fourier transform FF11 algorithm. Specifically, the position of a particle and its momentum cannot be determined simultaneously in a quantum mechanical system. It focuses on the proof and application of the Heisenberg inequality by TTF. Due to the different ways and methods of practical application, the practical significance and practical value of the application are for readers' reference. Besides, the space is limited and my knowledge is limited. Finally, the development direction of FFT in quantum physics is summarized.

Sustainable Digital Marketing Strategy for Long-Term Growth of MSMEs

In recent years, the advancement of digital technology has brought fundamental changes in consumer behavior regarding information seeking, product comparison, and purchasing. Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) need to adapt to these trends to remain competitive and thrive. This research aims to examine sustainable digital marketing strategies for the long-term growth of MSMEs. The approach involves a qualitative analysis of literature, intending to obtain a comprehensive understanding of the subject from 2018 to 2023. The study's findings indicate that, in the face of increasingly fierce competition in the digital era, MSMEs must adopt sustainable digital marketing strategies to ensure the long-term growth of their businesses. Market and audience understanding, continuity in branding, SEO optimization, social media utilization, content marketing, data analysis, email marketing, and investment in learning and innovation are key elements in achieving these goals.

Антиантропологизм в современной западной философии

This research is relevant since it allows us to understand more deeply the specifics of contemporary European discourse about the human being, which is characterized by denaturalization and rejection of wholeness of a human subject, criticism of anthropocentrism and the tendency towards an ontological equation of the human being and material objects. The origins and causes of anti- anthropologism are associated with the crisis of European humanism and attempts to overcome this crisis through a different idea of a human being. Based on the analysis of the philosophical views of M. Heidegger, A. Kojeve, G. Bataille, L. Althusser, M. Foucault and some other thinkers, the author shows the main stages of the development of anti-anthropologism in European philosophy: anti-fundamentalism, anti-humanism, structuralist and theoretical anti-humanism, and ontological anthropology. One of the objectives of this paper is to perform a retrospective analysis of the discourse about the human being in the 20th and 21st centuries. The article considers anti-fundamentalism in the philosophy of M. Heidegger, who dissolves anthropology in ontology. The author demonstrates that in the structural anthropology of C. Lévi-Strauss the problem of unconscious processes paves the way for anti-anthropology. Attention is paid to the influence on philosophical anthropology of the philosophy of M. Foucault, whose interests lie not in the human subject, but in discourse structures. He replaces anthropology with epistemology. The article reveals the essence of the ontological turn in anthropology and discusses the key ideas of ontological anthropology and the concept of multinaturalism. It is emphasized that ontological anthropology not only raises ethical issues, but also aims to reformat our traditional understanding of the world and society. The author stresses the inadequacy of the anti-anthropological trends aimed at discovering a place of harmonious coexistence beyond humanity and postulating the idea of abandoning the traditional understanding of a human being. With the prospects of such a fundamental change, the question inevitably arises of a new axiological model of value orientations, which cannot be resolved without turning to the discourse about the human being.

Regional Autonomy Inconsistency in Indonesia Post Amendment to the 1945 Constitution

Background: Since 1980 by the Pro-democracy circles, and only reached its peak in 1998. These changes strengthen the system of checks and balances in the life of the nation and state. One of the fundamental changes is the restructuring of the implementation of regional autonomy through articles 18, 18A and 18B concerning Regional Government in Indonesia. These articles are expected to improve the governance of Regional Autonomy in Indonesia, in line with the demands of the Reform, namely, to make Indonesia a democratic country based on the Rule of Law. This is also summarized in the TAP MPR. No. XV/MPR/1998 concerning the Implementation of Regional Autonomy, Regulation, Distribution and Utilization of Equitable National Resources, as well as Budget Balance between Central and Regional Governments within the framework of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia. Objective: The aim of this research is to analysis the inconsistencies in the implementation of Regional Autonomy in Indonesia after the amendment to the 1945 Constitution. Theoretical framework: This article will discuss and analysis the dilemma of Centralization or Decentralization, discusses and examines two things: first, looks at the paradigm between centralization and decentralization which is fundamental in regional autonomy policies. Second, the impact of regional autonomy is the emergence of political elite groups and oligarchs, as previously flourished under the New Order Regime. This literature is different from the discussion and analysis in this study. They both choose the word inconsistency, however, in their discussion and analysis they are different. Method: This research uses normative legal methods or often referred to as doctrinal legal research in its discussion and analysis. To ensure that this method can be used effectively, the researcher conducted a comparison of construction between the 1945 Constitution and regulations on Regional Autonomy implementation.

The Role Of Pancasila Values In Dealing With The Rise Of Terrorism And Radicalism

Acts of terrorism mean using violence or the danger of violence and raising concerns with mass casualties and causing damage to public facilities. Meanwhile, radicalism is a view that has the hope to make a fundamental change in sync using their ideological interpretation or existing social reality. Acts of terrorism in the form of radicalism must be very contrary to the values of the Pancasila of the Almighty Godhead, balanced and moral humanity and also Indonesian agreement. With this act of terrorism, it can attribute the hialang values of Pancasila to the Indonesian nation. Terrorism is understanding that the use of violent methods and raising concerns is a legitimate method to achieve the mission (Muhammad ali Sya' faat, 2003). Initially, terrorism was categorized as a mistake to the country (Crime Against State) but gradually grew as a mistake to humanity (Crime Against Humanity). Terrorism has many characteristics, one of the characteristics of terrorism is the enthusiasm of religious radicalism. Religious radical teams are also suspected of using terror methods to achieve their interests. Terrorism and radicalism are acts of guilt that greatly affect the security and perfection of the Indonesian nation. The factors that become factors are numerous. But that's the case, whatever the factor, terrorism consistently makes people very vulnerable. As the basis of the country, Pancasila cites its significant contribution to overcoming and experiencing gossip and criminal acts of terrorism. The implementation of Pancasila values can avoid the formation of terrorism, because the values contained in it are very contrary to the radical view of life