Study the Effects of Teaching Cognitive and Metacognitive Strategies on Enhancement of the Academic Performance of Sama Vocational Schools Probation Students of Najaf Abad Branches in School Year 2013-2014

Purpose of Study: The research aimed to describe the Participatory Regional Regulation based local wisdom and to formulate the model of the participatory regional regulation in the future based on the concept of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia. The regional regulations created by the local governments should involve the local community by raising the local wisdom of the respective region by considering the potential of conflict with the laws and regulations so that they will have the impunity power of being obeyed by the community since they provide impacts for the community tranquility and welfare. The differences among the regional regulation of each region are the manifestation of Bhineka Tunggal Ika, 2) The participatory regional regulation based on local wisdom is prepared for the future by accommodating the strength of society autonomy and organizations of interest by placing them in a more adequate position in the context of promoting the growth of civil society such as by providing the public with access to public information, access to participation and access to justice so that the role of society can be manifested in various forms, including the process of decision-making, management, and control. Methodology: The research method was qualitative with the empirical juridical approach. The research gives a contribution to the regional Government to ensure regional autonomy as mandated by the Constitution of 1945 can run properly. Results: The results of the discussion included: 1) the community upheaval that occurs due to the enforcement of local regulation is assumed as the decline of national democracy. Implications/Applications: The regional regulations are derived from the thought rooted in participatory approaches as the implication of the efforts to enact a democratic development model based on democracy; hence, they must be done by reforming the regulations that situate law within the community and humanity as the main focus.

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The Establishment of Participatory Regional Regulations Based on Local Wisdom

Yuspin

Absori

Nurhayati

2019

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Agreements in Criminal Processes: Problems of Application and Development

Kupryashina

Lyahkova

Lukyanchikova

et al. 2019

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Purpose of Study: In this paper, institutions of agreements (mediation) in criminal proceedings in various states were investigated regarding the history of their occurrence and development. The aspects under the study included features related to the use of institutions of agreement in individual countries (USA, Canada, Germany, Russia, Moldova, etc.); the regulatory framework of these countries, statistics on the use of institutions of agreements (mediation), as well as programs used as mediation. Methodology: In the present study, general scientific, as well as special methods and provisions of dialectics were used. In the course of the study, private scientific methods were also used including historical-legal, formal-legal, formal-logical, systemic, and comparative. Results: Currently, the new legal institution of agreement (mediation) is actively developing in the global legal system, contributing to resolving the conflict without holding a trial and just by holding peace negotiations and concluding an agreement with the accused. This institution was initially established in countries with the Anglo-Saxon legal system (USA, UK), and then was developed in countries with a continental legal system (RF, Moldavia, Kazakhstan). Implications/Applications: The mediation is considered to be a convenient approach for resolving conflicts, since it is built on the mutual agreement of two confrontational parties, and it will continue to further develop worldwide and will be included in the legislation of those countries where it has not been fixed yet.

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Neuronet Logistic Dynamic Model to Diagnose and Forecast the Stages of Developing Bankruptcy of Corporations

Gorbatkov

Растегаева

Farkhieva

et al. 2019

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Purpose of Study: The object of the study is the problem of financial management, in particular, the problem of forecasting the stage of developing bankruptcy of corporations-loaners and decision-making on the restructuring of credit debt. The subject of the research is the development of a dynamic model of bankruptcies with continuous time in conditions of high uncertainty and noise data, which allows diagnosing the stages of bankruptcy of the simulated object at any time (between the “time slices” in the data), as well as to predict the probability of bankruptcy in time ahead for a given horizon. Uncertainty is understood as a specific characteristic of the simulated class of dynamic bankruptcy problems –incompleteness and uncertainty in the data: in the training sample in the “time slices” only the boundary values of the probability of bankruptcy are specified (P=0 or P=1), i.e. there is no information about the intermediate values of P in the interval [0;1]. The uncertainty is determined by legal reasons: until the corporation is declared bankrupt by the arbitration court or the tax authorities, for it P=0, although objective accounting data may show proximity to bankruptcy. Methodology: The purpose of the study is to create an effective mathematical tool for predicting corporate bankruptcy to support decision-making on the financial management of corporations, which is focused on complex real-world modeling conditions. Results: On the basis of the system-wide law of inertia of the simulated dynamic system (or object), the original neuronet iterative logistic dynamic method (NLDM) is proposed, which allows eliminating the above incompleteness and uncertainty in the training sample and operate with continuous time in the procedures of diagnosis and prediction of bankruptcy stages of corporations-loaners. The adequacy of the dynamic model of bankruptcies is comprehensively investigated. The probability of correct identification of bankruptcies on the test set is not worse than 90%. The convergence of iterative procedures in the NLDM algorithm is investigated.

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Study the Effects of Teaching Cognitive and Metacognitive Strategies on Enhancement of the Academic Performance of Sama Vocational Schools Probation Students of Najaf Abad Branches in School Year 2013-2014

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The Establishment of Participatory Regional Regulations Based on Local Wisdom

The Establishment of Participatory Regional Regulations Based on Local Wisdom

Agreements in Criminal Processes: Problems of Application and Development

Neuronet Logistic Dynamic Model to Diagnose and Forecast the Stages of Developing Bankruptcy of Corporations

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