Decision model for complex group argumentation

Chai, Junyi; Ngai, Eric W.T.

doi:10.1016/j.eswa.2015.09.051

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“…They all strongly rely on the preference information provided by people. This information could be incomplete, inaccurate, or perhaps involving subjective incentive or bias (Chai and Ngai, 2016). A successful hybridization should ensure being unique and superior to other possible hybridizations.…”

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Decision-making techniques in supplier selection: Recent accomplishments and what lies ahead

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Ngai

2020

Expert Systems with Applications

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Decision-making techniques in supplier selection: Recent accomplishments and what lies ahead

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Ngai

2020

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“…Finally, for the reason that my research is notably different, regarding commitment and procedure, I agree all the debates on analytical realist approach. Since the present proof of proposition is imperative and includes the subjective practices of young peoples to be analytical of the functions of youth in the Niger Delta society, it focuses on life opportunities and processes of social reproduction which continue to be very structured (Chai & Ngai, 2016).…”

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Citizenship and the Role of Government and Conventional Political Institutions

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The underlying issues focus on the identity of Niger Delta young people's party-politics. Its connectivity is within young people's Niger Delta and conventional practice of democracy and its connectivity with e-participation and young people's political engagement, as well as its natures and functions of organization. From the wider perspective, the author identifies that the enduring challenges of young people's citizenship are elucidated and unreservedly discussed in the works of Bang, Bennett, Coleman, and Marsh-as identification. Thus, it will enable a progressive comprehension on Niger Delta young people's political involvement as well as the function of e-participation that engagement policies demonstrate. Thus, the works present some crucial unresolved questions that were directly attended to in this study. As they did not adequately investigate the role that policies and organizations play in structuring young people's ideologies and practices of involvement. However, it considers what influence subjective wellbeing and notes these adversely influence youth ideas, experiences, and sense of effectiveness.

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“…In focusing on youth participation in Nigerian democracies, there is evidence of low turn-out of some practices of political participation. Low intensities of voter turn-out (Holbein & Hillygus, 2015), party membership (Chai & Ngai, 2016), and confidence in governments and politicians have all indicated difficulties of democracy. Additionally, there is proof that these tendencies are more noticeable amongst youth in Niger Delta Nigeria (Norris, 2003).…”

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Understanding Young People’s Political Engagement in Niger Delta Nigerian

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The study focuses on the way Niger Delta youth participation in policies is formed through the ideas of youth citizenship. In this research, it will explore the current text and recognized means of comprehending youth participation that acknowledge the modern democracy. It will give attention to research that addresses the process through which young lives participate in democracy and why they do not. It considers the issues that either hinder or promote engagement with young peoples and the way that is affected by some groups in context and practice. It explores the proposition of a new paradigm shift in the human development approach in engagement that identifies and reveals that political literacy and party expectation among politicians are less concerning Nigeria youth and that some small numbers unite with political gatherings, organizations, and other official political associations.

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Decision model for complex group argumentation

Cited by 10 publications

References 66 publications

Decision-making techniques in supplier selection: Recent accomplishments and what lies ahead

Decision-making techniques in supplier selection: Recent accomplishments and what lies ahead

Citizenship and the Role of Government and Conventional Political Institutions

Understanding Young People’s Political Engagement in Niger Delta Nigerian

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