From Reluctance to Acceptation: Participation of Poor-People in Policy Implementation Using Discursive Institutionalism by Wawan Edi Kuswandoro

“…This article investigates policy implementation of sanitation program in Probolinggo City, East Java using Discursive Institutionalism perspective and Fairclough’s Critical Discourse Analysis method to discover hidden meanings of the multi-actor’s discourse. …”
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IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ENFORCEMENT OF DISCIPLINES FOR PRISONERS OF LAW VIOLATERS IN CLASS IIA CIKARANG COMMUNITY INSTITUTIONS by Renovan Dwiyana, Syahrial Yuska

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QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF FACTORS AFFECTING SECURITY AND ORDER IN CLASS IIB CORRECTIVE INSTITUTIONS IN SIBORONGBORONG by Iin Feriandi, Meitisa Vanya Simanjuntak

“… In an effort to improve security and order in Siborongborong Class IIB Correctional Institution, several strategic steps need to be taken. …”
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Application of professional standards for training in methods and technologies of software engineering at the higher education institutions by A. S. Minzov, O. I. Melnikova

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The impact of institutional quality, market openness, and government size on corruption across income levels by Hendra Kusuma, Deden Iskandar

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Workers’ perception of solid waste management in higher education institutions in the Amazon region of Brazil by Maria do Céu de Sena Moura, Geórgia Patrícia da Silva Ferko, Marcos Felipe Falcão Sobral, Pedro Alves da Silva Filho

“…Higher education institutions (HEIs) offer promising opportunities to develop strategies and actions for managing Solid Waste (SW). …”
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PROBLEMS OF COOPERATION DEVELOPMENT BETWEEN VOCATIONAL TRAINING INSTITUTIONS AND INDUSTRIAL EMPLOYERS IN TVER REGION by Tamara A. Golubeva, Denis A. Tsurkan

“…The paper reveals the experience of Tver region in building up the partnership of vocational training institutions and potential employers, and demonstrates the interim results achieved as a result of the Regional Program of Vocational Education Development. …”
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Implementation of Islamic-Based Human Resource Management: An Analysis of Islamic Education Institutions in Thailand by M Fadhil Pangestu, Isra Hayati

“…Supporting factors are that this institution has recruitment standards as well as training for the development of educators and regular evaluations so that the desired goals or results can be achieved. …”
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Relational Institutional Pressure on the Business Performance of Islamic Banking in the Former Malang Residency Area by Abdillah Ubaidi, Andriati Aziizah Syafitri

“…Data processing was conducted using the Smart PLS 3.0 program in alignment with the proposed hypotheses. …”
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Global institutional transformations and modern educational and scientific strategies for the paradigm of sustainable development of society by Віктор Зінченко

“…The author considers “The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development” (UN) and the Global Action Program “Education for Sustainable Development” (UNESCO) as key documents shaping the tasks of further development of these social institutions. …”
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Bridging Traditional and Immersive Technologies in Design Education: A Comprehensive Framework for Institutional Adoption by Waleed Lateef Abdullah, Samia Hashim, Akhmed Kaleel

“…Based on a survey of interior design programs, this research highlights the potential for VR, AR and MR in student engagement, creativity skills and professional practices. …”
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The Influence of Romania’s Banking Institutions in the Absorption of Structural and Cohesion Funds in the Period 2014-2020 by Dumitru BELDIMAN, Mihai Octavian PERPELEA

“…The demonstration of financial sustainability during the implementation of a project financed from European funds can be made by the applicant either by demonstrating its ability to self-finance the charges imposed by the managing authority of the funding program, namely through the co-financing share of eligible and ineligible expenses for the project, either through a credit agreement concluded with a bank or through a letter of guarantee, letter of comfort, etc. issued by a banking institution. …”
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Students’ Readiness and Perceptions towards Outcome-Based Education Implementation in Higher Education Institutions by Subin Thomas, Jeena Joseph, Chellappan Santhakumary Anuja, Sarada Mohanachandran Anitha

“…OBE provides a framework for developing program and course outcomes, and accreditation systems require institutions to adopt this model. …”
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RESULTS OF THE SURVEY CONDUCTED AMONG OPHTHALMOLOGISTS ON THE ISSUE OF EQUIPMENT OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS WITH OPHTHALMOLOGY DEVICES by S. V. Seraphimov

“…This article presents results of the survey conducted among ophthalmologists about the effect of large-scale equipment of all medical institutions in the Leningrad Region with modern ophthalmologic devices over the recent years.Objective is to determine the contribution of the health care modernization program to equipping the medical institutions of the Leningrad Region with modern ophthalmologic medical devices, and to identify the main areas for improving the ophthalmologic care for residents of the Leningrad region with cataracts.Materials and methods. …”
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DiffusionScore: A Framework for Assessing Institutional Research Impact Through Influence Diffusion by Gambhire Swati Sampatrao, Anisha Khetan, Nithin Nagaraj, Snehanshu Saha, Sudeepa Roy Dey, Archana Mathur

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INDONESIAN TERRORISM PRISONERS’ TREATMENT: A CASE STUDY AT NUSAKAMBANGAN CLASS IIA CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION by Kasmanto Rinaldi, Rio Tutrianto

“…Proper and effective rehabilitation patterns for terrorist criminals remain a critical concern in Indonesian correction institutions. A thorough knowledge of extremism and terrorism remains a barrier to rehabilitation. …”
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An analysis of prescriptions for coronary heart disease with comorbid conditions in health care institutions of Ukraine by N. A. Bilousova, M. M. Dolzhenko

“…Comprehensive ABC-, VEN-, ATC/DDD-, and frequency analyses were conducted to assess prescribing patterns and to optimize the supply of medications to pharmacies and healthcare institutions. Conclusions. It was found that only 23.65 % of prescribed medications for the pharmacotherapy of CHD with comorbid conditions are covered under the “Affordable Medicines” reimbursement program. …”
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Utility of Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology in Bacille Calmette–Guerin Lymphadenitis: An Institutional Experience by Saba Naaz, Sonam Sharma, Amrutha Aravind, Mukul Singh

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Strengthening leadership integrity in religious educational institutions; the phenomenon of muhammadiyah boarding schools in Indonesia by Umar Umar, Punaji Setyosari, Waras Kamdi

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DEVELOPMENT OF NEW FORMS OF TREE-SHAPED TOMATO AND THEIR USE IN BREEDING PROGRAM by V. M. Rotari, M. D. Nikulaesh, A. E. Tsepordei, R. K. Rechets

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