THE TOURISM POTENTIAL AND EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF RURAL HERITAGE ASSETS THROUGH THEME ROUTES by Tibor Gonda, Monika Pentz

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Co-operative and saving societies (SACCOS) and poverty reduction in Lango and Kigezi sub-regions of Uganda: A comparative empirical study by Eton, Marus, BC, Basheka, Fabian, Mwosi

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Real-world treatment patterns and clinical characteristics in patients with moderate-to-severe systemic lupus erythematosus: an analysis of the SLE Prospective Observational Cohort... by Raj Tummala, Richard A Furie, Laurent Arnaud, Eric F Morand, Martin Aringer, Stephanie Chen, Barnabas Desta, Alberta Hoi, Bo Ding, Christine Peschken, Jonatan Hedberg, Tina Grünfeld Eén, Alessandro Sorrentino, Danuta Kielar

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CORPORATE ATTRIBUTES AND FIRMS’ DISCLOSURE OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: AN INSIGHT INTO NIGERIAN LISTED COMPANIES by Sunday Azeita Okoughenu, Michael Adeyemi OLAYIWOLA, Olutunji OPADIJO

“…The disclosure of corporate social responsibility will not only enhance stakeholder’s decisions but might be crucial to the survival of the business organisation. The disclosure of performance of the organisation should be evaluated in terms of the economic (profit), social (people) and the environment (planet factors). …”
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Key components in the professional ethics of sign language interpreters in healthcare contexts: a qualitative study in Colombia by Nora Ellen Groce, Samia Hurst, Laura Catalina Izquierdo Martínez, Angela Martínez-R, Jessica Cuculick, Minerva C Rivas Velarde

“…Transcriptional coding was performed line by line, and the data results were organised into themes and subthemes.Setting The research was conducted in Colombia.Participants A total of 17 CSL interpreters were included.Results We identified key themes (confidentiality, privacy, professionalism, business practices and professional development). Our data analyses show the need for codes of conduct and establishment of professional codes of ethics for sign language interpreters working in a health context. …”
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Hybrid power system options for off-grid rural electrification in northwestern region of Nigeria by Boluwaji Moses Olomiyesan, Onyedi David Oyedum

“…The adoption of this hybrid system in the study locations will boost the social, educational, and economic activities in the villages leading to better education, improved healthcare delivery and enhancement of local businesses.…”
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APPLICATION OF DIBR AND MAIRCA METHODS IN THE EVALUATION OF THE ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE OF THE ECONOMY OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA by Radojko Lukić

“…This was influenced by adequate management of the analyzed statistical variables (gross domestic product, inflation, agriculture, industry, export, import, capital, income, taxes, time required to start business – days, and domestic loans provided by the financial sector). …”
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Impact of stock market indices and raw material prices on the yield movements of Caterpillar company securities by Petrović Nevena, Novićević-Čečević Bojana, Krstajić Goran

“…The research confirmed that, in addition to the SPY market index, the performance of the PKB (Invesco Dynamic Building and Construction ETF) fund, as well as the prices of copper, steel, and aluminium have a statistically significant impact on the movement of CAT stock returns. …”
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ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL INFORMATION DISCLOSURE QUALITY AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF LISTED MANUFACTURING COMPANIES IN NIGERIA by Saka Tunde Abdulsalam

“… The General perception of investors and other stakeholders is that self-developed environmental and social information disclosure (ESID) of companies lack quality required to make informed business decision which may impact company operating cash flow (OCF). …”
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APPLICATION OF DIBR AND MAIRCA METHODS IN THE EVALUATION OF THE ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE OF THE ECONOMY OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA by Radojko Lukić

“…This was influenced by adequate management of the analyzed statistical variables (gross domestic product, inflation, agriculture, industry, export, import, capital, income, taxes, time required to start business – days, and domestic loans provided by the financial sector). …”
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Numerical modeling of wave-induced liquefaction around a gravity-based structure by V. S. Ozgur Kirca, V. S. Ozgur Kirca, Mert Angin, B. Mutlu Sumer

“…The model was first validated against analytical solution for pore pressure buildup in the seabed under progressive waves, and against experimental data for residual liquefaction around a buried submarine pipeline. The results showed that the model can satisfactorily capture pore pressure buildup and residual liquefaction in the seabed around structures. …”
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INSTITUTIONAL DETERMINANTS OF NON-PERFORMING LOANS OF DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA by Olusegun Opeyemi Oni, Henry Jonathan

“…The study therefore, recommended among others, that government of Sub-Saharan Africa countries need to adopt effective legal restructuring with respect to bad loans, improve the functioning of their regulatory bodies, reduce corruption and government interference in banking businesses so as to decline the issues of NPLs …”
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EFFECT OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN PROMOTING INSECURITY AND PROPAGANDA IN NIGERIA by ABDULWAHAB ABDULKABIR, NURUDEEN SOLA IBRAHIM

“…It has reengineered social interaction among peers, businesses, governments and so on. However, the miss-use of social media among handlers to advance their motives has no doubt, increase the level of global insecurity. …”
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Purchase subsidies for 100% zero-emissions vehicle sales goals: Effectiveness, government cost, and supplier capture by Chandan Bhardwaj, Jonn Axsen

“…To shed insight on subsidy impacts under consumer-supplier dynamics, we use a technology adoption model (AUM) that endogenously represents consumer preferences for (and purchases of) light-duty passenger ZEVs, and automaker decision-making about ZEV pricing, innovation activities, and charger deployment. …”
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EVALUATING LOYALTY IN SOUTH AFRICA’S HOTEL INDUSTRY: THE EFFECT OF SERVICE QUALITY AND BRAND EQUITY by Sharmila Ragunanan, Michael C. Cant, Johannes A. Wiid

“…Establishing and maintaining customer loyalty is essential for hoteliers to ensure repeat business and stand out in a crowded market. This study aimed to evaluate the effect of service quality and brand equity on customer loyalty in South Africa’s hotel industry and explored the mediating effects of tangibles, responsiveness, reliability, empathy, and assurance on customer loyalty through service quality, as well as the mediating effects of brand attachment and brand attitude on customer loyalty through brand equity. …”
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Simulation-based Analysis of 20 kW PV System by Atta Ur Rehman, Imtiaz Ahmad

“…By boosting the PV panel's duty cycle, a boost converter is utilized to raise the level of DC voltage it produces. …”
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Bibliography of the Journal Metalurgija 1962–2026 by Ilija Mamuzić

“…Content: – 1962 - 2026 the publishing of the Metalurgija Journal - pp. 255 – – Abstract - pp. 255 – – Introduction - pp. 255 – – Foundation and History of the Journal - pp. 258 – – Past Achievements - pp. 261 – – Organization of Journal Activities - pp. 262 – – Metalurgija and Croatian Universities - pp. 265 – – Instead of conclusion - pp. 269 – Acknowledgement to Reviewers, Metalurgija 64 (2025) 1-4, 1-528 - pp. 272 – List of Boards and Co-workers 1962 – 2026 – pp. 273 – List of Published papers 1962 – 2026 – pp. 279 – The fourth certificate to Croatian metallurgical society (CMS) for successfully business (2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 y) – pp. 456 – List of Authors and Co-Authors 1962 – 2026 – pp. 457 – Selected Materials of the Author – pp. 502 – – Publishing Commission, Ministry of Science, Education and sport for Editor-in Chief Ilija Mamuzić 2006 – pp. 502 – – Ministry of Science, Education and sport (MSES), Ministry Dragan Primorac „Financial support of the MSES to Scientific Journal in the field of Technical Science with the example of the Metalurgija Journal“, 2008. – pp. 503 – – Ministry of Science and Education (MSE), Ministry Blaženka Divjak „Openess of science in Croatia by the committee for scientific and publishing activities of MSE“ – pp. 509 – – On the occasion of fifty year (1962 – 2012) publishing of Journal Metalurgija several quotes – pp. 516 – Photo gallery – pp. 517…”
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Digital mental health treatment implementation playbook: successful practices from implementation experiences in American healthcare organizations by David C. Mohr, David C. Mohr, Alexandra L. Silverman, Alexandra L. Silverman, Soo Jeong Youn, Soo Jeong Youn, Soo Jeong Youn, Patricia Areán, Andrew Bertagnolli, Jenna Carl, Tarolyn Carlton, Neha Chaudhary, David Cooper, Shelly DeVito, Stephanie Eaneff, Megan Flom, Valerie L. Forman-Hoffman, Leanna Fortunato, Karen Franchino, Andrea K. Graham, Heidi Greenberger, Jessica Hauflaire, Benjamin Kaveladze, Rachel Kornfield, Kaylee P. Kruzan, Eric Kuhn, Eric Kuhn, Carolyn MacIver, Frederick Muench, Regina Misch, Adrian Ortega, Lisa Palko, Derek Richards, Derek Richards, Louisa Salhi, Jonathan Schremp, Eva Szigethy, Eva Szigethy, Nathan Tatro, Bethany A. Teachman, Bethany A. Teachman, Trina Histon

“…These implementations are conducted as business arrangements. Thus, information on successful or unsuccessful implementations is not published or disseminated. …”
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The Administrative Structure of Narva and Its Role in Promoting of “Unusual Trade” in Livonian-Russian Borderlands During the 15th and Early 16th Centuries by Valentina A. Yakunina

“…The bailiffs were interested in trade development, both due to their official duties as part of general economic policy of the Order-Landmaster, and their personal economic interests. …”
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THE IMPACT OF HUMAN RESOURCE OUTSOURCING ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE (A CASE STUDY OF ACCESS BANKPLC) by JOY DAMIAN-ONYIA

“… Majority of the research on human resources concentrate on their overall impact on productivity and on the business as whole; Lesser research considers how the perception of the methodand conditions of employmentaffectsemployee's work psychology, their attitudes and how thisreflectson their performances especially in the financial sector. …”
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