National Task Research Articles

Rational preference knowledge influence on the evolutionary equilibrium of carbon reduction negotiation: An exploration based on timed petri net

In the digital economy age, carbon emission reduction is perhaps the most crucial contribution affecting national activities and international negotiations. In a potential carbon reduction conflict, a rational participant expects to select a suitable strategic opinion to reach another state with improved benefit. Participants’ preferences reflect their priority ranking on multiple possible conflict solutions, directly determining the evolutionary direction and equilibrium solutions. Referring to the potential carbon reduction conflicts, Timed Petri Net for Conflict Analysis (TPNCA) is proposed as a graphical tool to explore participants’ rational preferences, state transformation, and conflict evolutionary equilibrium. The generation rule of TPNCA is designed according to carbon reduction co-operators’ rational preference knowledge. From the long-term perspective, dynamic unilateral improvement is proposed to reflect decision-makers’ strategic initiative willingness to reach end nodes. Dynamic equilibrium conditions are conducted to determine the final stability state for a conflict. This study reveals how participants’ preference knowledge and time constraints influence conflict evolutionary and dynamic equilibria. Climate group should positively engage in carbon reduction negotiations and flexibly adjust national tasks, according to real-time carbon reduction contributions. This study (1) reveals the influence of preference knowledge on conflict evolution, (2) explores the role of time constraints in determining a terminated node, (3) proposes dynamic equilibrium from the long-term perspective, and (4) helps guide participants’ strategic decision-making for mutually solving carbon reduction.

인감증명제도에 대한 법제 개선 방안 연구

In addition to the function of confirming the person’s seal, Korea’s seal certificate performs the function of confirming the person’s identity and confirming the person’s intention. However, there was public opinion that the public’s convenience was insufficient. Recently, the government is proposing a system improvement plan for the certificate of seal for the convenience of the public. This plan to improve the certificate of seal is also consistent with the government’s national task. In order to improve the legal system of certification of seal, it is necessary to review it with evaluation criteria on the conformity of policy and legislation. These standards should also be considered for some amendments to ｢the Certification Of Seal Imprint Act｣ currently pending in the National Assembly and ways to innovate digital administrative services to improve the certification of seal system, which is a means of confirming the government’s intention. Based on these criteria, first, it is necessary to amend ｢the Certification of Seal Imprint Act｣, which allows the use of “Certificates of Personal Signature” and “Electronic Certificates of Personal Signature” that can be used in place of the current seal certificate, as to how to verify the guarantor’s qualifications when reporting a seal in writing. Second, it is necessary to amend ｢the Certification Of Seal Imprint Act｣ to utilize the electronic signature confirmation system under Article 7 of ｢the Act On Confirmation Of Personal Signature｣ in relation to the confirmation of overseas missions for overseas Koreans who are staying abroad. Third, it is necessary to amend ｢the Enforcement Decree Of The Certification Of Seal Imprint Act｣, which exempts fees when socially vulnerable people with disabilities and people aged 65 or older try to obtain a Certificates of Seal Imprints or Change of Seal Imprint. Fourth, it is necessary to establish a new regulation in the ｢the Certification of Seal Imprint Act｣ in relation to the establishment of the electronic Certificates of Seal Imprints system.

COVID-19 Cases and Factors Associated with 11 Indonesian Provinces, 2021

In collaboration with other stakeholders, National Task Force of COVID-19 Control conducted massive detection of the cases, followed by contact tracing. The study aimed to overview COVID-19 cases from 58 districts of 11 provinces in Indonesia and its associated factors. A cross-sectional study design used secondary data from The National Task Force of COVID-19 Control. COVID-19 cases and other variables were collected in 58 districts in 11 provinces of Indonesia year 2021. The study incorporated descriptive, correlation, and multiple linear regression analysis with the district as an analysis unit. The median of COVID-19 cases was 804 per district, traced cases were 70.6% of cases, cases had contact was 2.6% of cases, close contact was 2,188, the ratio of close contact: cases were 2.75, isolation drop out was 8, quarantine drop out was 9, test for close contact was 962, COVID-19 vaccine dose 1 was 147, dose 2 was 205, and no vaccine was 354. Factors significantly correlated with COVID-19 cases were cases traced, cases have epicontact, close contact, and ratio close contact. In multivariate analysis, the percentage of traced cases, cases had epicontact, isolation drop out, COVID-19 vaccine dose-1, and no COVID-19 vaccine associated with COVID-19 cases. Identifying factors related to the incidence of COVID-19 can be used to increase efforts to prevent and control COVID-19 cases in the community as a response to alertness to the emergence of new cases due to new variation mutations.

문재인 정부의 반부패·청렴정책 이행평가에 관한 연구

The purpose of this study is to identify the tasks that need to be implemented to advance a clean society by deriving the achievements and limitations of the anti-corruption and integrity policies through the evaluation of policy implementation centered on anti-corruption and integrity-related matters among the Moon Jae-in government's presidential election promises. The policy evaluation targets are 44 anti-corruption and integrity-related tasks (26 eliminating deep-rooted evils, 7 reforming power institutions, 3 reforming political and electoral systems, and 8 economic democratization) among the 19th presidential election pledges of the Democratic Party of Korea. Whether the presidential election promises are linked to actual national policy tasks was examined through matching with the Moon Jae-in government's five-year plan for national affairs. In addition, the verification of the fulfillment of the pledge was made using the information system of the National Assembly, the data of the National Legal Information Center of the Ministry of Legislation, and the press releases and media materials of the relevant ministries. As a result of the analysis, it was found that about 7 out of 10 presidential election pledges related to anti-corruption and integrity were reflected in national tasks, and about 5 to 6 were actually implemented. By field, “pledges related to the eradication of deep-rooted evils and economic democratization” were largely reflected in national affairs tasks and many tasks were implemented, but “pledges related to political election reform and reform of power institutions” were evaluated as relatively less so. The main achievements of the Moon Jae-in administration’s anti-corruption and integrity policy are “establishment of a system of checks and control over institutions of power,” “attempts to restore public-private governance,” “wide-of-government measures that break away from partition administration,” and “Improvement of integrity in the public service community.” Major limitations include “over-immersion in reducing the power of the prosecution, including the complete deprivation of the prosecution’s right to investigate, resulting in a backlog of priorities for other anti-corruption and integrity reform tasks,” “problems with the political independence of power institutions such as the prosecution and the Board of Audit and Inspection,” “failure to reorganize independent anti-corruption organizations,”“non-compliance with the principle of zero tolerance for corruption,” “insufficient personnel control system for social leaders,” “failure to strengthen management of public interest corporations,” “insufficient legal and institutional infrastructure to ensure sustainability of public-private governance,” and “practice of enacting allopathic legislation according to specific issues with large social impact.” In particular, given that the issues presented as limitations are immediate tasks that must be resolved in order for our society to move towards a society of integrity, either the conservative or progressive governments should focus more on the relevant issues and exercise their policy capabilities.

Философско-психологическое наследие Ивана Александровича Ильина (к 140-летию ученого)

The article is dedicated to the 140th anniversary of the birth of the outstanding scientist, thinker, jurist, public figure, the brightest representative of the Russian religious and philosophical tradition of the 20th century Ivan Alexandrovich Ilyin. Before his eyes, historical events were unfolding that shocked and changed the minds of people. They inspired the scientist to comprehend the archetypal in man: the problems of good and evil, masculinity and femininity, conscience, service, sacrifice, heroism, love for the Motherland, wisdom, holiness. He created a holistic philosophical and psychological concept of personality, permeated not only with a deep interest in a person, but also with internal unity and harmony. The values embedded in it are opposed to the pragmatic-individualistic ones that are universally dominant today. For this reason, attention to the personality and creativity of the thinker increases every year. Multiple public discussions, frequent citations, appeal to his ideas, especially those related to forecasts and theoretical developments regarding the future of Russia, its national tasks, testify to their importance, prospects, and, in the context of the heat of geopolitical conflicts, their super-urgency. The article discusses the philosophical and psychological ideas of Ilyin regarding the problems of a person's spiritual and moral experience, the psychology of communication, the psychology of conflict, legal consciousness, national identity, the psychology of moral and patriotic feelings, the psychology of education and pedagogical psychology, the causes of the spiritual and moral crisis of mankind and the psychological aspects of the exit out of him. The originality and uniqueness of his approach lies in the emphasis on the national, historical identity of Russia.

Bridging the gap between theory and implementation: National language policy and documentation of mother tongue

Language is an essential aspect of identity and culture, playing a significant role in shaping a nation's socio-political landscape. This is why nations are continuously making effort to preserve their indigenous languages. This paper investigates the grey area of theory and implementation of the national language policy in the preservation, revitalization, documentation of mother tongue. It discusses the challenges such as lack of adequate instructional materials and qualified teachers in indigenous language, facing indigenous languages in Nigeria and how the implementation of language national language policy can promote mother tongue revitalization beyond the classroom. The paper adopts Language ecology model and David Crystal's theory of language revitalization to investigate the study. The paper adopts descriptive analysis methodology, which will use current and historical data to identify gaps in the study. The paper concludes that bridging the gap between theory and implementation of national language policy in Nigeria is a complex but a necessary and essential national task that involves the government allocating resources to produce adequate instructional materials and training teachers to be qualified in teaching indigenous languages. Also government and stakeholders should intensify efforts outside the classroom, preserving mother tongue and revitalizing endangered languages requires a multifaceted approach that extends well beyond the classroom, which involves fostering a cultural environment where the language is valued and used in daily life, creating intergenerational connections, leveraging technology and documenting linguistic resources.

Images of the Industrial Frontier in the Context of the Energetics’ Development in Eastern Siberia

The article focuses on the images of the industrial frontier in the context of hydropower development in Eastern Siberia during the Soviet period. Despite the rich experience domestic researchers have accumulated, they have overlooked several aspects of Eastern Siberia’s industrial development. The article explores these images as depicted in Soviet literature, journalism, poetry, and fine art from the various periods. These depictions include the study and construction of the Angara and Yenisei cascade of hydroelectric power plants, reflecting the Soviet state’s ideological attitudes.
 The authors conclude that the images of the industrial frontier, while varying in character, shared many common features across different periods. Furthermore, the Soviet leadership used the creation of these multiple images to solve several important national tasks. These tasks ranged from attracting labor resources to Siberian construction sites to fully integrating the East Siberian region into the life of the Soviet state and society.
 Teachers and students interested in the industrial development of Eastern Siberia in the twentieth century will find the article relevant.

Research of plant resources of the European North of the USSR in the first half of the twentieth century.

The problem of providing the European north of Russia with food and fodder worsened after the civil War in the process of a significant increase in the population when solving national economic tasks for the development of the territory. The article aims to show the main directions of research and pedagogical activity of corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR geobotanist Alexander Petrovich Shennikov on the study of plant resources of the modern Komi Republic, the creation of the herbarium of the Institute of Biology of the Komi Scientific Center of the Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the education of highly qualified specialists. The object of the study is the personality of the scientist, the subject is the representation of personality through the analysis of the content of the documents of the Scientific Archive of the Federal Research Center "Komi Scientific Center of the Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences" introduced into scientific circulation for the first time. The appearance in Syktyvkar of the reporting documents of Shennikov and his young colleagues on geobotanical expeditions of the 1920s-1930s was explained by the evacuation of the Northern Base of the USSR Academy of Sciences from Arkhangelsk to Syktyvkar at the beginning of the Great Patriotic War. The documents testify to the established scientific and organizational authority of Shennikov by the time of participation in the Pechora Brigade of the Polar Commission of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1933) and the formation of the scientific community of geobotanists under his leadership. The post-war letters of the scientific consultant of the Komi branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences A.P. Shennikov and his wife Maria Mikhailovna reflect the pedagogical and scientific principles of the professor as an educator of researchers; show how the herbarium of the modern Institute of Biology of the Komi Scientific Center of the Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences was formed; prove the long-term creative cooperation with the botanists of Syktyvkar.

INDIA'S CYBER LANDSCAPE: AN ASSESMENT OF INDIAN EFFORTS SINCE INDEPENDENCE

India, as the world's largest digitally connected democracy, recognizes the critical importance of cyberspace in the face of evolving technological dynamics. With the second-largest global internet base, India emphasizes self-sufficiency to bolster cyber resilience and reduce dependence on foreign technology. This research explores India's historical efforts, spanning from the post-independence era to contemporary times, aimed at fortifying its cyberspace. The study delves into domestic measures such as the New Electronics Policy (NEP), IT Act 2000, and the National Cyber Security Policy, complemented by the establishment of key entities like the National Informatics Centre, CERT-In, Defence Cyber Agency, and National Task Force. The analysis extends to bilateral and multilateral collaborations, elucidating India's position as a global IT industry leader. Secondary resources of data, along with the Primary documents-including India's official policies-form the basis of this research, offering a comprehensive understanding of India's digital landscape

Assessment of Play in Preschool-Age

Abstract: The construct of play lacks a universal and consensual definition, due to its inherent complexity. It is during childhood play is fundamental to the development of cognitive, social, emotional, physical, and language skills. Therefore, it is pertinent to conduct research on play in preschool age, seeking to identify predictors of development and methods to assess the specific components that make up the different dimensions of play. The evaluation of preschool play, using valid and reliable instruments, supports the construction of intervention programs that enhance the child’s full development. This systematic review aimed to investigate national and international instruments and tasks that assess play. The results indicate the existence of several instruments and tasks at pre-school age. However, the complexity of the construct still hinders the clear definition of the specific components to be assessed. There was a prevalence of the assessment of the social and cognitive dimensions over the assessment of the affective dimension, which is in line with the perceived frequency of the use of instruments that assess social interaction during play. So, this systematic review was a valuable contribution to the development and support of future research on tools for play assessment, specifically in preschool age.

HIGHER EDUCATION IN CARTOGRAPHY DURING THE YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE OF UKRAINE: STATUS, PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS

The article is dedicated to the research of the current state, identification of urgent issues, and outlining the nearest prospects for the development of educational services in the field of higher education training in cartography in Ukraine. To achieve the goal, the authors chose a comprehensive set of general scientific and special methods that constitute its methodology: analysis and synthesis, deduction, classification, and informational. A systemic approach has been applied at all stages of the research as a method for effectively organizing the study of the domestic higher education system in cartography. The universities in Ukraine that are currently involved in the training of professionals with higher cartographic education at existing levels have been identified. The indicators of the graduation of cartography specialists from the Department of Geodesy and Cartography at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv from 1992 to the present have been analyzed in terms of quantity (914 individuals in full-time and part-time forms of education), educational degrees obtained (master’s — 440; specialist — 372; bachelor — 102), and gender (407 males and 507 females). Additionally, it was determined that during the investigated period, 41 PhD in geographic cartography were trained in the country, 35 of whom, together with 8 doctors of science, currently contribute to the further training of necessary specialists for the country. The article also characterizes the content of educational programs for cartographers at the bachelor’s and master’s levels, identifies existing problems, and formulates directions for their solution at the institutional and local levels. The main contribution of this research lies in emphasizing the necessity to enhance the quality of education for professionals with higher qualifications in cartography as a strategic specialization and profession for Ukraine, taking into consideration the national security and defense tasks.

CURRENT RADIOLOGICAL STATUS OF CONTAMINATED MEADOWS AND PASTURES AND ASSESSMENT OF THE POSSIBILITY OF THEIR RETURN TO USE

Meadows and pastures are the fodder base for milk and meat production. The rehabilitation and return to economic use of the radionuclide-contaminated meadows and pastures is an important and urgent national economic task. The criterion of returning radionuclide-contaminated meadows and pastures to economic use may be individual doses to residents who consume milk and meat produced on these lands. Values that determine the doses are the terrestrial density of soil contamination and permissible levels of radionuclides in food products (PL-2006). Considering abandoned agricultural lands, it is necessary to note the time that passed after the accident. The contamination of the territory by 137Cs and 90Sr decreased in more than 2 times due to radioactive decay only. The decreasing due to radioactive decay and self-remediation processes (fixation of radionuclides by soil, their redistribution in the root layer of the soil, etc.) resulted in declining of radioactive contamination of products. This allows us to consider the issue of returning reclaimed lands to use in accordance with the current radiological criteria and existing legal acts. Agricultural lands are a territorial resource and the main means of agricultural production, therefore the rehabilitation of the lands will contribute to the development of both individual producers and settlements as a whole. After the Chornobyl accident, in accordance with the Law of Ukraine "On the Legal Regime of the Territory Exposed to Radioactive Contamination Due the Chornobyl Catastrophe", the territory exposed to radioactive contamination had been divided into zones. However, the belonging of the lands to a zone does not guarantee that the products produced there will meet the requirements of PL-2006. Therefore, in 1998, taking into account the type of soil, the UIAR assessed the maximum permissible levels of soil contamination which ensure the fulfillment of the requirements of PL-2006 in terms of the content of 137Cs in produced products. However, in the 25 years that have passed since the establishment of these levels and the cesium transfer factors into plants have decreased significantly. Therefore, the values of the maximum permissible levels of soil contamination are conservative and their use leads to conservative conclusions. The current radiological state of meadows and pastures contaminated with radionuclides and the possibility of returning them to use were assessed. It is shown that most of the considered abandoned lands actually belong to the third zone of radioactive contamination. Some of the lands belong to the second zone of radioactive contamination - radiation-hazardous lands. It was found that the restrictions set in the recommendations for conducting agriculture in the conditions of radioactive contamination for the production of milk and meat are very conservative. Assessment of the possibility of using contaminated meadows and pastures for milk and meat production requires more precise and targeted forecasting methods.

The colorful facade decorations of the secession style in Sofia. Sofia mineral baths and the recovering of missing elements

The report presents the national specific of the Secession style in the colourful ceramic decoration of some buildings in Sofia. The most representative between them are the church of St ?Nikolay Novi Sofiiski?, buildings of the Synodal Palace, the Central Mineral Baths, and the Higher Theological School at the Holy Synod, built and decorated between 1900 and 1922. They are the works of the architects Friedrich Gr?nanger, Yurdan Milanov and Petko Momchilov. The accent of the research is the ceramic decoration of the facades of the Central Mineral Baths in Sofia, by the project of Haralampi Tachev. The details of the types of ornaments are presented and analysed. The graphic designs for the restoration of the missing elements were considered. The impact of colour in the design of the facades is analysed. The peculiarities in the decoration and the connection of this style with the medieval elements, were examined. The connection of the facade solutions with the Bulgarian historical traditions of the early Middle Ages and Byzantium is explained through examples from Preslav, the capital of the First Bulgarian Kingdom. This way the coloured ceramic tiles of the facades of the Central Mineral Baths are represented as an expression of the Bulgarian medieval tradition in the Secession style in Sofia. The colour facade interpretations of the buildings in Vienna, Paris and Prague of that period are presented for comparison and demonstration of the national differences, decisions and tasks of the Secession style.

Unveiling the Impact of National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) in Four Barangays of Tangub City

The Communist armed conflicts in the Philippines trace their origins to various communist organizations dating back to 1930, notably the Hukbalahap Rebellion (1942–1954) led by the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP). Subsequently, the New People’s Army (NPA), an offshoot of the CPP, emerged in 1969, continuing the rebellion. In response, the Local Government Unit of Tangub, alongside agencies like the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG), Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), and Philippine National Police (PNP), adopted the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) under President Rodrigo Roa Duterte's EO 2018, aiming to achieve peace and halt conflicts between the NPA and AFP in affected barangays. This study assessed the implementation of NTF-ELCAC in Tangub City, Misamis Occidental, using a mixed-method approach involving both qualitative and quantitative methods. Surveys were conducted with 140 respondents from four conflict-affected barangays: Sicot, Owayan, San Antonio, and Hoyohoy. Findings revealed that respondents were well-informed about communist groups in the Philippines and NTF-ELCAC, expressing positive feedback on project experiences, improved socioeconomic conditions, enhanced peace and order, and strengthened relationships with the government. Suggestions for program improvement and policy issues were also highlighted. Theoretical implications underscored the importance of social solidarity and the role of social institutions in fostering a balanced society.

Research on the Practical Effectiveness of Ideological and Political Education in University Archives Museums in the New Era — A Case Study of Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics

In the report of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in 2022, General Secretary Xi Jinping proposed new requirements to “strengthen the country through science and education” and “enhance talent support for modernization.” “Ideological and political education in the curriculum” is a novel method for universities to undertake the national task of “cultivating virtue to educate people” in the new era. Universities provide ideological and political education throughout the entire process, in order to enhance talent cultivation quality. Focusing on the connotation and requirements of “ideological and political education in the curriculum” and combining the logic of archival participation in ideological and political education in curriculum, this research adopted questionnaire surveys to explore the practical effectiveness of ideological and political education in university archives museums in China. The aim of this research was to improve the construction model of ideological and political education in university curricula and enhance the in-depth implementation of “comprehensive education.”

КЛАСТЕРНИЙ АНАЛІЗ ФІНАНСОВОГО РОЗВИТКУ ТЕРИТОРІАЛЬНИХ ГРОМАД ПОЛТАВСЬКОЇ ОБЛАСТІ

The economic policy of Ukraine is formed through decentralization, which is based on the principle of delegating the powers of the central government to local self-government bodies. One of the goals of the decentralization reform is the creation of independent territorial units with a high level of the population’s quality of life. The main mechanism for achieving this goal is the implementation of not only public (administrative) decentralization but also financial decentralization. The development of an effective regional financial system allows for solving local social problems, which, under favorable conditions and effective public administration, will improve the quality of life of the population. In Ukraine, financial decentralization is implemented in several stages. The study showed that at the first stage, the components of the territorial communities’ budgets were formed, and their features were assessed. The second stage involved making changes to the Budget Code of Ukraine and increasing sources of income for the territorial communities’ budgets. We suggest that the next stage be the analysis of the implementation model of the communities’ financial activity with its further adjustment. An algorithm for ranking territorial communities according to their level of development is proposed based on the method of cluster analysis, which showed that the communities of Poltava region have different approaches to the implementation of financial and economic activities. Relatively the same economic activity is performed by communities of all clusters in the sphere of public safety, spiritual and physical development, environmental protection and social protection. Differences are reflected in the sphere of expenditures in the implementation of national functions, health care, economic activity and education. During the study, it was found that the territorial communities’ budgets of the Poltava region had an increase in budget funds in 2021 after the end of the second stage of financial decentralization. In particular, the share of tax revenues and interbudgetary transfers increased, because of changes to the Budget Code of Ukraine, the primary support of communities determines the increase in transfers, and the fulfillment of national tasks of the European Union. Analyzing the individual components of territorial communities’ expenses, it can be stated that Poltava and Kremenchuk urban territorial communities have a significant advantage in implementing the financial part, which is why other territorial communities need to improve the management system considering local features, opportunities, and needs.

Some Discourses on the Human Development Model in Central Asia

This article analyses on the development of the concept of human development is one of the main factors in the performance of social, political and economic tasks in modern international relations. On this basis, human development issues are considered one of the most important and pending problems of the current era. All the reforms carried out in our country underlie human interests. During the period after independence, the Central Asian countries took bold steps towards the development of a legal democratic state. The cooperation of the countries of the region, including Uzbekistan, with world countries is expanding. Research into the position of Central Asian countries in the UN and its programs is becoming important. In 2000, the UN adopted the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) and in 2015 the Sustainable Development Goals, placing commitments to all countries that signed the document on its implementation. In 2005, the UN General Assembly approved ten-year activities to apply International Development Goals to countries. By the end of 2006, it was agreed to adopt national tasks to achieve the goals and objectives in the MRM declaration. In September 2015, the MDGs were replaced by 173 tasks embodied in 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for implementation.

시·도자치경찰위원회의 발전방안

In terms that our nation needs the decentralization of police authority and the provision of the police security service suitable to regional characteristics, it has been proposed that the overall execution of the autonomous local police system is necessary and that bloated police authority should be efficiently distributed through the adjustment of the investigatory authority and the introduction of the autonomous police system.
 The autonomous police system having gone through overall execution since 2021 is the contemporary task that has been steadily discussed to enhance the democracy of police activities and the directivity of residents for 70 or more years since the restoration of independence. The Moon Jae-in government has made an effort on enacting the autonomous police system around the Self-Governing Decentralization Commission belong to the president by determining the introduction of the wide area local police system. as a national task.
 The legal basis for introducing the local police system was prepared by revising the Police Act through the discussion process to divide police work into national police work and local police work, decentralize the commander and the supervisor by work, and have the municipal and provincial self-governing police committee command and supervise local police work. Henceforth, concerns on the bloatedness of police authority were settled with the secured connectivity of local administration to public security administration to provide the various quality public security services suitable to residential demand and efficiently strengthen the public security capacity of the whole nation.
 This study is concerned with addressing the details of the major bills related to the establishment of National Police Committee with the meeting operation results and the details of the National Public Safety Commission of Japan, analyzing the operation status of municipal and provincial self-governing police committee, and presenting the plan on developing municipal and provincial self-governing police committee accordingly.

윤석열 정부의 고등교육개혁정책 추진과정에 대한 분석

The purpose of this study was to analyze of the characteristics and issues of the current government’s higher education policy design and implementation process, and the contents of major higher education policies. As the results of it, first, the current government’s education reform design and implementation process tends to independently pursue Ministry of Education-led policies that the ruling power wants to do with less than 20% of the presidential election pledges, national tasks, to launch in the image of an unprepared government, and to implement the policies that lacks consistency and reliability in the presidential election process, since the beginning of the administration.
 Second, among the current government’s higher education policies, major contents and issues were discussed, focusing on deregulation policies for higher education, establishment of the Regional Innovation System & Education (RISE), fostering Glocal universities, and special accounts for higher and lifelong education support.
 Currently, the main issues of higher education are to amplify confrontation and conflict with the education community, so the government needs to change its perception of designing and operating predictable and sympathetic higher education policies through transparent and democratic procedures in the future.

Perceived and Actual Fire Safety – Case of Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Fires in Finland 2015–2023

As an emerging technology, hybrid and electric vehicles draw media attention and so does their fire safety. For this article, Finnish national rescue task database (Pronto) was reviewed for electric and hybrid vehicle fires for years 2015–2023, and the 44 records found were analyzed for the fire behavior and the successfulness of the rescue operation. Hybrid and electric vehicle fires are both absolutely and relatively rare compared to conventional vehicle fires. The incident rate for plug-in vehicles has been 0.2–0.9 per 10000 vehicles per year in the 2020s, which is significantly smaller than the rate for all passenger vehicles (4.6). Small absolute number is due to the small total number of hybrid and electric vehicles. Small relative number of fires may be due to the age of vehicles. Electrified vehicles can catch fire while plugged in, parked or while driving, with no significant differences in the incidence of the state of the vehicle. In road accidents, only one vehicle caught fire after a crash. All electric vehicle fires, even if the lithium-ion traction battery is involved, successfully extinguished with a branch pipe and traditional firefighting gear, as the rescue staff had been trained for handling incidents involving electric vehicles. There exists a media bias in reporting battery electric vehicle fires: of all 5 fires of BEV origin found, 4 have been reported in the media as an electric vehicle fire.