Past Issue

Digital communication: Public relations management strategies and methods in developing institutional work

The aim of the research is to highlight the interactive re-emergence of what can be called the re-conceptualization of the concepts by default. These concepts include the methods of public relations management and strategy in this virtual context created by digital communication networks not only in qualitative communication; Society, but also in the results and impact on institutional work, especially with regard to developments in the various digital communication networks.

The marital separation and women’s domestic violence confrontation: A Life Issue

The Marital Relationship up keeping represents a major challenge between different subjects just as the upshot when it is tagged by suffering and pain. The present paper has as goal to arouse reflections about the violence that impacts women in the affective relation scope, and on marital separation, as a resistance form. We have as goal to examine the issue of marital violence, how it impacts in the couple’s life and which aspects make it difficult for women to break the bonds with their offenders.

Burnout syndrome in workers in prison

The workers in prison operate in an atmosphere permeated by stressful situations which predispose them to a state of alert and to the effects resulting from stress including the Burnout Syndrome. Aim: To evaluate the Burnout Syndrome in prison workers and to relate them to the occupational characteristics. Materials and Method: Transversal study with 254 workers of the prison system, ascribed to the 3rdRegional Prison of the state of the Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil.For the data collection, done between April and June of 2017.

Timing the work for enhanced administrative performance in universities

This study investigated the various ways of timing the work for enhanced administrative performance in universities. Based on the objectives, two research questions and two hypotheses guided the study. The design used in this study was descriptive survey design. A sample size of 200 administrative staff of the universities was randomly drawn from three federal and two state universities using stratified random sampling technique.

Predicting the number of emergency room patients based on age group

Purpose: In this study, we identify the significant variables for each patient group as well as an appropriate model to predict the number of patients by dividing emergency room patients into three age groups (0–14, 15–64, and 65 years or over), where hourly data from an emergency medical care center in Seoul, Korea, are utilized. Methodology/approach: Variables such as day of the week, holiday, weather, and air pollution are used as exogenous variables.

Definition of the initial capital value in reforestation processes with negative co2 emissions

Negative CO2 emission processes are techniques that involve the definitive removal of excess CO2 from the atmosphere. Advances in the method of carbon quantification in reforestation have allowed the accomplishment of mathematical-statistical modeling as a function of production and productivity in the carbon storage processes of structured reforestation programs. This work aimed to investigate a method that allows the quantification of the initial capital in a process of greenhouse effect mitigation through reforestation.

Determinants of fertility rate decline in the south asian countries: A panel data approach

Over the last three decades fertility rate declines substantially all over the world. The aim of this study is to investigate the macroeconomic determinants of fertility rate decline in the South Asian countries. Data are taken from seven south Asian countries named Bangladesh, India, Sri-Lanka, Nepal, Pakistan, Bhutan and Maldives over the period of 1990-2015. Breusch-Pagan, Honda, King-Wu, Standardized Honda and Standardized King-Wu Lagrange Multiplier test confirm there exists cross-section effects.

Relevance Of Data Accuracy For Research And Forecasts In Financial And Fiscal Management Process

The work paper Relevance of data accuracy for research and forecasts in financial and fiscal management process it aims to show how important data is when conducting economic research, especially that which refers to public macroeconomic indicators. Data lead us to take financial decision. However, if the data is not accurate, the financial decision taken based on this can drive the business in an appropriate direction, not the one we considered to be.