Value Of Kind Research Articles

REPRESENTATION OF CUSTOMER LOYALTY IN AQUA’s ADVERTISEMENT “SAMBUT KEBAIKAN RAMADHAN BERSAMA AQUA”

Abstract. Relize or not, advertising is very close to human life. Mass media can display tens or even hundreds of advertisements every day. Therefore, effective and attractive advertisements are needed to attract customers. In general, advertising uses the hard selling method, but now it has turned into soft selling, which does not introduce or sell products directly. Therefore, this research will discuss the representation of customer loyalty in AQUA's advertisement "Sambut Kebaikan Ramadan Bersama AQUA". The method used is qualitative with Roland Barthes semiotic analysis. The results of this study show that AQUA's advertisement "Sambut Kebaikan Ramadan Bersama AQUA'' successfully portrays customer loyalty through the usage of strong signs and hidden meanings. At the denotative level, this AQUA advertisement presents an image of loyal AQUA customers who consume AQUA products joyfully during Ramadan. At the connotative level, this advertisement connects the usage of AQUA products with the values of kindness, spirituality, and brotherhood associated with Ramadan. At the mythological level, this AQUA advertisement builds a narrative that describes AQUA’s customers as part of a solid and loving community. In this context, customer loyalty is represented as a form of adherence to the values embraced by the community, which is signified by the consumption of AQUA’s products.Keywords: Advertisement, Representation, Loyalty, Semiotic

Eksistensi Strategi Digital Marketing Berbasis Maṣlaḥah dalam Bisnis Islam

This research aims to analyze and interpret the internalization of maṣlaḥah values in business strategies implemented in Islamic business so that they can bring blessings. This research is field research using a qualitative method and a spirituality paradigm approach in developing business organizations using the basis of maṣlaḥah, which is the goal of doing business in Islam. The results of this research are that the muamalah principle emphasizes the importance of seeking benefit and avoiding harm in all business activities, so that a maṣlaḥah-based digital marketing strategy includes the application of Islamic sharia values, namely the value of ukhuwah Islamiyah, the value of honesty, and the value of kindness. Thus, maṣlaḥah-based digital marketing activities can be a means of building mutually beneficial relationships between consumers and entrepreneurs. Apart from that, this strategy can also be a means of spreading goodness in society.

Keteladanan Orang Tua Kristen dalam Pembentukkan Karakter Remaja Berdasarkan Kitab Galatia 5:22-23

This article aims to explore and explain in depth the example of Christian parents to shape the character of Christian teenagers based on Christian values. The author uses descriptive qualitative research methods, through interviews and observations. The author concludes that the example of Christian parents in forming the character of teenagers at the Efata Oetimu Klasis Soe Service Post in instilling the value of love is through actions and words. Meanwhile, the value of joy is a form of parental example that expresses an atmosphere of joy within oneself, both in joy and sorrow. Character formation based on the value of peace is carried out through making peace with oneself and also making peace with all family members. Meanwhile, parents' value of patience is difficult to shape adolescent character through actions. This is influenced by the attitude of parents who lack the value of patience in themselves. The formation of adolescent character through an attitude of generosity is carried out by parents. The concrete thing to do is for parents to be generous to all family members. The value of kindness given by parents in shaping the character of teenagers is to do good things to everyone regardless of status. The values ​​of loyalty and gentleness are also practiced by the parents in the family. Meanwhile, character building with the value of self-mastery has not been implemented well in the family because the children who are born have their own characteristics, which can make parents' emotions unstable.

Content Analysis of Gorontalo Dikili Manuscript and the Relevance to Message and Values of Kindness

The study aims to analyze the content of the Gorontalo Dikili manuscript and its relevance to messages and values ​​of kindness. This research is library research with a descriptive qualitative approach. Primary data were collected and identified through documents in the form of manuscripts and written with APG script, totalling 10 main themes and containing 297 couplets. Secondary data in the form of video recordings
 The data is processed following the stages of philological analysis by reading the manuscript, identification, editing, and interpretation. The interpretation technique is done by directed content analysis. The results of this study indicate that the manuscript in Gorontalo contains messages and values of kindness that can be used as lessons and examples in following the sunnah of the Prophet. The values ​​of goodness include: The value of spiritual education is related to patience and independence as an orphan. Moral values, in the form of fair behaviour in acting and behaving. Cultural values ​​are related to the recommendation of circumcision which is useful for maintaining genital hygiene for men, maintaining the respectfulness of women to avoid disgraceful attitudes and traits, and tolerant behaviour toward adherents of other religions. Social value is found in the sincere attitude of giving and willing to share, and always giving benefits to others.
 This research has implications for information about the contents of the dikili manuscript which has not been revealed, so the celebration of the prophet's birthday by re-reading the prophet's life history text needs to be preserved.

Understanding The Bully Verse in The Al-Qur’an with a Psychological Approach

This research is motivated by negative actions, bad treatment, making fun of each other, or what is better known as bullying that occurs in society. Repeated bullying can have a psychological impact on a person. The purpose of this research is to understand the verses about the prohibition of the Bully in the al Quran and to find a solution with a psychological approach.This research uses the thematic method, namely discussing and analyzing the verses about the prohibition of Bully in the al Quran and understanding them with a psychological approach. The verses used as the object in this study are Surah al Hujurat verse 11, Surah al Baqarah verse 263 and Sura al A'raf verse 201. The results of this study are that due to bullying on a person's psychology can cause stress, headaches, depression. , mental disorders and even lead to loss of life. The solution to bullying according to the Koran is to increase piety to Allah, pray and get used to good words. Meanwhile, the psychological solution is to provide religious education, teach the values ​​of kindness, and carry out counseling and guidance and counseling activities.

Legal aspects regarding the formation and structure of the share capital of the joint stock company

The share capital of the Joint Stock Company is a baseline figure, contractual (provided in the Articles of association) and accounting (recorded in the liabilities side of the balance sheet) which shows, from a legal point of view, the level of the shareholders’ contribution obligation and, by default, the limit of shareholders’ liability, and the value of the goods of the company’s assets that are subject to the legal rules of the share capital, this being also called nominal capital or figure capital. The share capital of a Joint Stock Company is created by the shares placed by the shareholders and represents the value in kind and in cash, exclusively for certain categories of Joint Stock Companies, paid proportionally to the number and value of the subscribed shares. Analyzing the provisions of the legal acts, as well as the doctrinal opinions, we conclude that the contribution represents the manifestation of will of the shareholders, which consists in undertaking the obligation to contribute to the formation of the share capital of a Joint Stock Company determined by the transfer in ownership or use of a property in the assets of that company, in exchange for any shares, as well as the factual and legal fulfilment of such obligation by the actual transfer of such property to the company. The share capital of the Joint Stock Company includes the value of the cash and in-kind contributions paid at the time of the company’s incorporation or subsequently, by additional subscriptions. The law does not require that the contributions of the shareholders (stockholders) be equal in value or have the same object, and in the event of a single shareholder to be as a unitary object. Because, the property that forms the share capital of the Joint Stock Company ensures its economic activity and free participation in the civil circuit.

The MESSAGE OF MORAL VALUES IN THE FILM "GUBANG THE MOVIE"

Abstract
 
 Gubang is a traditional art of the Malay community on Jemaja Island. In the past, Gubang was a game played by the spirits of the Bunian people. The art of Gubang was later made into a film titled "Gubang The Movie" by Sarman Galang. This film was produced in 2015 by Tuah Production with a drama genre with a duration of 95 minutes. The film titled "Gubang The Movie" by Sarman Galang as a medium in conveying messages through story plots conveyed by the screenwriter to the audience. Film has a function to be able to convey messages in the form of information, education, and entertainment. This paper discusses the moral messages and values ​​in the film titled "Gubang The Movie" by Sarman Galang. The method used in this study is a descriptive method, namely describing the data by analyzing the data according to the reality as it is about the moral values ​​contained in a film titled "Gubang The Movie" by Sarman Galang. Based on the film "Gubang The Movie" there is a moral message that contains a symbol of identity consisting of the value of patience, the value of persistence, the value of courage, and the value of kindness.
 
 Keywords: Gubang, message, value, moral, symbol, identity

Crafting a paying-it-forward mindset in business: Five principles for a competitive employer branding advantage

Kindness can strengthen your employer brand. The business environment is changing, and the value of kindness in the corporate world is garnering increased attention. Paying it forward is a way to pass acts of kindness on to others. This allows employees and business partners to go above and beyond formal expectations that not only benefit the individuals involved but also the businesses they represent. Paying it forward can potentially create competitive advantage for firms from an employer branding perspective (to attract and retain talent) and in the broader market sense. This behavior can strengthen the employer brand in numerous and effective ways, and managers must understand, engage in, and encourage such conduct. In this article, we discuss different examples, benefits, and risks of paying kindness forward on a micro-, meso-, and macro-level. After providing this foundation, we introduce practical guidelines for managers on how to foster a paying-it-forward mindset among employees and the broader organization. The guidelines were created using insights from interviews we conducted with stakeholders in a business ecosystem in northern Sweden.

Culture in the Pesantren Environment in shaping Figures’ Character in Novel Merindu Baginda Nabi by Habiburrahman el-Shirazy

This research is based on the indication that the environment has an influence in shaping the character of a character or person. The purpose of this study is to reveal the culture in the pesantren environment in shaping the character of the characters. The object of this research is the novel Merindu Baginda Nabi by Habiburrahman el-Shirazy. This research is in the realm of the sociology of literature, with a Gramscian hegemonic approach. The research method used is descriptive qualitative. The steps of the research work carried out were to make a questionnaire related to the culture of the pesantren and distributed to representatives of the students community. Then in-depth interviews with representatives of the student community. Data analysis includes the interpretation of words, sentence phrases, texts, and discourses in the novel Merindu Baginda Nabi. As far as the author knows through literature and access to journals, research on the Novel Merindu Baginda Nabi with Gramsci's hegemonic approach, has not been found. The results of the study indicate that the pesantren environment forms students who have religious values. The figure who represents this value is Rifa. Rifa is a child who diligently worships, studies, and achiever. He also has a culture of hard work in achieving his goals. Other figures such as Mr Nur also have a humble character. The relationship and hegemony between the characters in the novel went well and peacefully. The values of kindness and culture in the pesantren (religious, humble, and hard working) are able to bind the relationships of the characters in the novel into harmony.

The Value of Kindness and Responsibility Character Education in Teacher-Student Relationships in the Novel of Guru Aini by Andrea Hirata

Character education is an effort to reinforce character values to create Indonesia's golden generation. This study aimed to describe and explain the educational value of goodness and responsibility character in the novel of Guru Aini. The data in this study are data on the values of character education in the form of dialogue quotes, sentences, and paragraphs in novels. The data source is the novel Guru Aini by Andrea Hirata. The data collection technique which is used is documentation techniques with reading, recording, and assessment activities. The validation technique used theory triangulation and data triangulation. The data analysis technique used an interactive model analysis technique which includes three components, namely: (1) data reduction; (2) data presentation; and (3) drawing conclusions. The results showed that the novel contains the educational value of good character related to giving, such as giving appreciation, forgiveness, knowledge, and goods. Meanwhile, the educational value of the responsibility character reflected that a more responsible attitude as a teacher and a student. The novel of Guru Aini can be used as a media for giving the values of character education.

Separating and integrating non-financial and financial measures: a case study of a sporting organization playing the value-in-kind (VIK) game

PurposeThe purpose of this study is to characterise types of practices – or “routings” as they are denoted in this paper – that have been developed to incorporate non-financial inscriptions, representing value-in-kind (VIK) sponsorship resources, into accounting systems.Design/methodology/approachThis study adopts field-based research, utilising Latour's (1999) concept of “circulating reference”, to illustrate how VIK (non-cash) resources were managed in an Australian sporting organization.FindingsThis paper contributes to our understanding of: first, how accounting infrastructure is constituted and stabilised by a network of multiple and overlapping accounting practices; second, how VIK resources are allocated and managed via local practices; and third, the importance of “budget relief” as a method of valuation in accounting practice.Research limitations/implicationsOur paper has implications for understanding how financial and non-financial accounting inscriptions are related in practice, requiring both integration and separation within networks of multiple and overlapping routings of accounting practices.Originality/valueOur work highlights previously unexplored accounting practices, which assist in the process of utilizing VIK resources in the context of a sporting organization.

About the Artist: Kalisolaite 'Uhila

About the Artist:Kalisolaite 'Uhila Moana Nepia Click for larger view View full resolution Photo by Patti Solomona Tyrell While on a 2018 residency at the Youkobo Art Space in Tokyo, Tongan-New Zealand performance artist Kalisolaite 'Uhila connected with other Tongans living there, undertaking research into their experiences of Asian culture and the nature of time—how its use and contours may change according to where we might be located, the spaces we inhabit, and the people with whom we are sharing those spaces. Researching the inter action between bodies and ideas in and through time informs both philosophical and material aspects of his work as a performance artist. Audiences responding to the sensory and visual impact of his work are drawn to contemplate its metaphorical references to Pacific Islander experiences in historical and geopolitical contexts. Similarly, a personal focus on relationships with others, and life outside the time and space of performance, provides 'Uhila with a meditative still-point that enables him to endure the emotional and physical demands of site-specific, durational practices. After living in a shipping container with a pig for a week, inhabiting the streets of Auckland for three months for a project about homelessness, performing on theroof of a gallery to bemused spectators in adjacent high-rise buildings and the street below, and since "cooking" himself in an umu, 'Uhila has attracted a loyal following, received numerous awards, and been in demand for regional and international exhibitions and residencies in New Zealand, Germany, Canada, Japan, Tonga, and the Cook Islands. In 2016, he completed his master's of performance and media arts at Auckland University of Technology (aut) with first-class honors. He is represented by Michael Lett in New Zealand (http://michaellett.com) and in 2019 is a featured artist in the second Honolulu Biennial (https://www.honolulubiennial.org). The art featured in this issue can be viewed in full color in the online versions. [End Page v] Click for larger view View full resolution Mo'ui tukuhausia, by Kalisolaite 'Uhila, 2012 and 2014. Performance, Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts, 2012; The Walters Prize, Auckland Art Gallery, 2014. Photo by Bruce Phillips, courtesy of the artist and Michael Lett. In an effort to draw attention to increasing levels of homelessness in Auckland, one of the most expensive cities in the world, 'Uhila took up a week-long residency in the grounds of Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts in 2012 and on the city's streets for three months in 2014. Mo'ui tukuhausia, meaning "to be absolutely stranded," "left friendless," or "destitute," also draws attention to theemotional experiences and disproportionate overrepresen tation of Pacific Islandersfacing homelessness in other Pacific centers, such as Honolulu, Saipan, Papeete, Suva, Port Moresby, or Sydney. [End Page vi] Click for larger view View full resolution Mo'ui tukuhausia, by Kalisolaite 'Uhila, 2012. From the exhibition What do you mean, we?, Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts, 3 March–6 May 2012. Photo by Bruce Phillips, courtesy of the artist and Michael Lett. 'Uhila's message on this cardboard placard for Mo'ui tukuhausia is a call to action that recognizes the transformative political power of the personal gesture. It also prompts us to think beyond small, random acts of charity and toward sustainable solutions for homelessness that will bring lasting change. Attacking issues of climate change and sea-level rising, poverty, pollution, human rights abuses, and the scourge of lifestyle-related diseases in the Pacific requires similar emphasis on raising personal and collective levels of consciousness, shifting focus away from the self-centered excesses of neoliberalism and isolationist thinking, reaffirming universal rights, and values of kindness and respect, multilateral thinking, and collaboration. [End Page vii] Click for larger view View full resolution Umu Tangata, by Kalisolaite 'Uhila, 2013. Performance, volcanic rocks, wood, smoke machine, lights. Mangere Arts Centre, Auckland. Photo courtesy of the artist and Michael Lett. While preparing for Umu Tangata, 'Uhila was thinking about his role as an artist—sacrificing himself as "an offering" for his people, his country, and his work. In order to sustain the physical ordeal of this eight-hour performance, he described "energizing himself" outside...

Australian Media Portrayals of Domestic Terrorism: The Sydney Siege and Parramatta Shooting

Content analysis of two Sydney newspapers' coverage of two recent terrorist events in Australia examined the way Australian media portray domestic terrorism. The findings revealed the existence of Orientalism (Said 1977) in Australian media portrayals of terrorism. This produced an enemy-other frame evident in the portrayal of the offender, the Muslim community and the wider portrayal of domestic terrorism. This enemy-other frame reinforced a national identity of what it means to be Australian. Social expectations concerning employment, economic contribution and values of kindness, loyalty and multiculturalism underlined the expected behaviours of individuals, separating the offenders, and to an extent the broader Muslim community from the collective Australian identity. The results affirm that media coverage of domestic terrorism goes beyond mere reporting of a terrorist event. Rather, the media employs multiple discursive frames to establish context and societal expectations regarding acceptable behaviour, national belonging, criminal justice procedures, and the role of security agencies.

FORGIVING IS NOT ONLY FORGETTING (PHEOMENOLOGICAL STUDY ON FORGIVENESS IN INDIVIDUAL WHO EXPERIENCES A FRIENDSHIP CONFLICT)

The friendship conflicts are associated with the emergence of hostile feelings between people who feel victimized by another person. This kind of conflict will damage the moral and relationship between them. One thing that can be done by humans to solve this problem is by forgiving. Forgiveness is not an easy thing to do, considering that the offended individual may have different reactions. This concept of forgiveness will be not only concerning on what happens in the heart, but also having a willingness to restart usual interaction and behavior. This study used a phenomenological approach which was aimed to identify the meaning and the process of forgiving. The result of investigating 3 subjects carried out three important things that must exist in the process of forgiving, i.e. basic personal values, understanding of offenders, and positive efforts. Basic personal values will be individual characteristics in solving conflicts regarding on the values of kindness, love, and humanity. Understanding of offender will increase our empathy toward the feelings of others. Meanwhile, the positive effort will be our main step that forgiving is not only saying sorry, but also having sincerity in the heart which is then shown with a willingness to reinitiate and interact with the person.

DONGENG SEBAGAI PENDIDIKAN ANTI KORUPSI PADA ANAK USIA DINI

Corruption is a major threat to the state. How many losses to be borne by the state due to the corrupt who takes people's money. Cases of corruption in Indonesia tends to increase every year. In order to tackle corruption is widespread need for anti-corruption education. Such efforts can be done either by entering the educational curriculum. Early childhood education as a strategic move, because at that age as a golden age that will be decisive for his future later. Anti-corruption education in early childhood can be achieved by a fairy tale. The relevance of the two is a fairy tale as entertainment and inculcate anti-corruption code. Spread the message of moral fairy tale without a child realizes he was injected with the values of kindness. Fairy tales become a way to realize the basic rule, that value investment can be done without being pushy and intimidating. Anti-corruption education in early childhood with fairy tales is to give a story or a fairy tale in which the charged knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors that anti-corruption. Value is a leading character in a fairy tale is the importance of honesty, and not greedy or avaricious. After the daily activities is to familiarize children with behavior in accordance with the anti-corruption fairytale. The hope after the children know the value of anti-corruption, also can apply it in a child's life.

Supply management for major sport events: The case of the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games

AbstractIn examining the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games (OG), we show that supply management in major sports events (MSEs) has interesting characteristics both in terms of operationalization and resources required. We show that while supply managers must consider local development, they cannot lose sight of efficiency in delivering on other objectives. The multifaceted nature of supply, which includes sponsorship, value in kind, and so forth, requires specific supply management approaches for each stage of the OG management lifecycle. Specifically, supply management differs from other business contexts in three main areas: (a) supplier identification and selection; (b) contract negotiation and the process of acquiring goods; (c) supplier relationship management. Copyright © 2016 ASAC. Published by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

ЦЕННОСТИ СОВРЕМЕННОЙ СТУДЕНЧЕСКОЙ МОЛОДЕЖИ

The research results of modern youth’s values, considering Ukrainian and Belarusian students, as future specialists in pre-school institutions of the countries mentioned, are revealed in the article. These values prove to be important regulators of students’ behavior, self-determination, personal and professional development. Purposeful becoming of preschool age children’s educators seems to be especially up-to date. Students turn to be the role models of norms, rules and ideals for new generations. Well-known Schwartz’s “Value Inventory” technique is used to determine modern students’ values. Firstly, it gives the opportunity to identify values at the level of assurance and the actual behaviour of a personality. The experiment reveals that the values of kindness and following the traditions are of primary importance for all the respondents. Secondly, Ukrainian students seem to appreciate the values of independence, kindness and achievements; Belarusian – agreeableness, tradition and universalism. However, statistically significant differences between the samples are not confirmed. This, indeed, reveals the impact of the respondents’ nature in following similar East Slavic nations’ socio-cultural traditions, principles and norms, territorial proximity of Ukraine and Belarus, their spiritual kinship. Key words: socio-cultural factor, modern students and their values.

Starting out - Patient’s smile made me appreciate the value of kindness and caring

Student experiences in the real world of nursing

Inter‐Organisational Alliances and the Importance of Accounting for Value in Kind Transactions: Exploring the Role of Formal Management Accounting Controls

This article examines the role of management accounting control practices in relation to inter‐organisational alliances (IOAs) involving non‐cash, ‘value in kind’ (VIK) transactions. The research is undertaken in the context of a retrospective case study of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games which examines how SOCOG managed and accounted for over $360 million of VIK. The case study is based on both document study and interviews with individuals involved with this aspect of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. On combining previous research concerning both the lifecycle (Das and Teng 2002) and the nature of formal accounting controls (Dekker 2004) in IOAs, a lack of directly transferable expertise from traditional accounting practices in relation to the following aspects of the management and control of VIK – recognition, planning/budgeting, procedures/rules and performance monitoring – becomes evident. Given the potential economic significance of VIK transactions, this suggests a need for both further research and professional discourse in this area to ensure sufficient visibility of, and management planning and control for, VIK transactions.

Methods of technical training of judges in taekwondo, based on videomodelling competitive activity and the complex of computer programs

Preparation of judges has huge value for kinds of sports, where the result of a duel depends on value judgment of judges. In this connection the role of preparation of judges and increases of objectivity of refereeing grows. In given article the author considers questions of preparation of judges and increases of objectivity of refereeing in taekwondo WTF, based on videomodelling and a complex of computer programs.