Foreign Language Effect and Moral Decision Making
Would you sacrifice one person to save a group of five people? This kind of moral dilemma juxtaposes deontological ethics …
Sustaining Cognition and Improving Movement With Weight Training Exercises in a 78-Year-Old With DLB: A Case Report and Literature Review
Dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB) is the second most common neurodegenerative dementia, often with a worse prognosis than Alzheimer’s disease, …
Visual Creation of the Front Page and Houphouëtist Propaganda of Ivoirian General News Dailies
The purpose of this paper is to study the dynamics of visual creation on the front page in Houphouëtist propaganda …
Communication Intervention: From Civil Society Diplomacy to Sustainable Business Growth
This paper explores various forms of communication intervention employed by corporations and government institutions to address strategic issues and foster …
The Impact of Digital Marketing, Service Marketing and Service Delivery Factor Towards Consumer Buying Behavior in the Local E-commerce Industry
This study investigated the significant positive effects of Digital Marketing, Service Marketing, and Service Delivery on Consumer Buying Behavior in …
G. Aravindan: Myth, Metaphor, and Malayalam Cinema
This paper examines the cinematic artistic styles of G. Aravindan, a celebrated Malayalam filmmaker and cartoonist, focusing on his unique …
“The Unspoken Story of Gilbert”: An Intermedial Performance of Sound, Movement, and Collective Imagination
The Untold Story of Gilbert’ is an intermedial project examining the process of creation, embodiment, and interpretation of Gilbert, a …
Nostalgia in Porcelain: The Contemporary Role of Guangcai in Connecting, Craft, Place, and People in Hong Kong
The paper researches the meaning of “Made in Hong Kong” through an examination of Guangcai (Canton enamelled porcelain) industry in …
The Artificial Wave: the Phenomenon of AI Influencers, Cultural Virality, and the Marisa Maiô Case
This study investigates the emerging phenomenon of digital influencers generated by artificial intelligence (AI), with a focus on the Brazilian …
The Power of CARE²: Exploratory Mixed-Methods Study Examining an Instructional Design Framework to Support International Student Performance
This study focused on first-year international students engaging in support sessions at a private business college in Denmark. The study …
Power, Transparency, and Social Impact in Leadership Communication: Critical Analysis of BULOG During COVID-19 (2020–2023)
The COVID-19 pandemic created a global crisis that tested the leadership capacity of governments and institutions, particularly state-owned enterprises (SOEs) …
Visualizing Sound: Interdisciplinary Collaboration as Artistic Correspondence at Bilkent University
Artistic innovation often begins with dialogue, whether between sound and image, movement and word, past and present. French composer Charles …
Examining the Role of Film in Peacebuilding Through Audience Reception
This study examines the role of film as a medium for fostering empathy, reconciliation, and peacebuilding through audience reception. The …
Measuring the Benefits of Cultural Capital Management: An SROI Perspective
This study investigates the ex-post Social Return on Investment (SROI) evaluation of cultural management research projects in Thailand, funded by …
Transforming Mission 4: Creative Cultural Parks and the Rise of Thai Universities as Local Change Agents
This study investigates how Thai universities have transformed their cultural mission (Mission 4) from being ceremonial guardians to active change …
The Role of Space Design in Safer Queer Spaces: A Comparative Study of Independent Bookstores in Japan and the United Kingdom
This paper aims to explore the meaning of a space being considered “safer” for queer individuals, placing particular emphasis on …
Addressing Depression in Older Adults: Interior Design Strategies for Nursing Home Environments
This study explores the role of interior design in addressing depression among older adults residing in care homes, a growing …
Queer Realities Online: Digital Media and LGBTQ+ Identity Formation in Contemporary India
The paper investigates the formation and evolution of virtual social identities, politics, and cultures, of Indian queer individuals and communities …
“Screen With a Mouth”: Deconstructing the Narrative Significance of Fourth-Wall-Breaks in Ten English-Feature-Films From Annie Hall (1977) to Deadpool (2016)
The term “breaking the fourth wall” is used in film, theatre, television, and literary works. It refers to a character …
Animation Tools for Expressive Movement Design of Collaborative Robots With a Focus on Precision and Safety
Collaborative robots (cobots) constitute a class of robotic systems designed for safe, co-located operation with human users. Achieving effective and …
From Hashtags to Symbols: Reading Protest Through a Semiotic Analysis of Digital Resistance in #TolakRUUTNI Movement on X
The digital landscape, particularly social media platforms, has developed from its initial function as a tool for interpersonal connectivity to …
From Fans to Unofficial Translators: Exploring Thai Fan-Subtitle Creators in Japanese Drama in the Digital Age
Despite being praised by global fans and acclaimed on international stages, Japanese media are still constantly victims of copyright infringement, …
Cultural Capital as Structural Leverage: Rethinking University-Community Collaboration for Area-Based Cultural Transformation in Thailand
This study explores how cultural capital contributes to sustainable local economic development and the strengthening of community identity in the …
Selfishness in Werner Pfennig From Anthony Doerr’s All the Light We Cannot See (2014)
All the Light We Cannot See (2014), a novel by Anthony Doerr, is a Pulitzer Prize–winning work of fiction, awarded …
Matching Negative Emotions to Recovery-Focused Tourism Destinations
Tourism has increasingly been recognized as a pathway for emotional recovery, as travelers seek destinations that support mental and psychological …
Social Media Crisis Communication in the Global South: Lessons From BPJS Affiliated Clinics in Indonesia Using Austin & Jin’s SMCC Model
This study examines how Social Security Administrator for Health (BPJS Kesehatan) affiliated clinics in Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang, and Bekasi …
Truth and Performance: Interpreting Honne and Tatemae Through Intercultural Communication
This presentation explores the Japanese concepts of honne (true feelings) and tatemae (public facade) as cultural mechanisms for navigating social …
Campus-based Radio Stations and Community Development in South Africa: an Evaluative Study
This study evaluates the impact of campus-based radio stations as agents of community development in South Africa. While the activities …
From Mr. M’Choakumchild to Bradley Headstone: Impact of Ongoing Educational Reforms on Schoolteachers in Hard Times and Our Mutual Friend
Charles Dickens maintained a sustained engagement with contemporary education, specifically regarding its provision for the working class and individuals experiencing …
Soft Power Influences of Selected Thai Boys’ Love (BL) Movies
This study investigates the soft power influence of Thai Boys' Love (BL) movies on Filipino viewers, which are Water Boyy: …
Bridging Silences: Analysing Triadic Communication in Job Interviews Involving Deaf Candidates, ISL Interpreters, and Employers in India
This study examines communication dynamics in job interviews involving Deaf candidates, Indian Sign Language (ISL) interpreters, and employers in urban …
Navigating Psychological Frontiers: A Comparative Literature Review of Mental Health Challenges Among International Students in Japan and Erasmus+ Countries
The rapid internationalization of higher education has increased global student mobility, bringing both academic opportunities and challenges. Among these, mental …
Some Socio-Cultural Barriers to Reproductive Health care Behaviors Among Ethnic Minority Adolescents in Vietnam
Background: Adolescent reproductive health care is a critical aspect of ensuring the well-being of human resource in the future. However, …
Cross-Cultural Adaptation and Communication of Thai Daughters-in-Law Abroad: A Case Study of the YouTube Channel Jayy Crane
This research article, titled “Cross-Cultural Adaptation and Communication of Thai Daughters-in-Law Abroad: A Case Study of the YouTube Channel Jayy …
Paglalayag at Pagdaong: Revisiting and (Re)Designing a Lifelong Language and Cultural Education for Migrant Filipino Children
This paper presents the Manunggul Jar Project (MJP) as a service-learning model, that can be adapted globally to support migrant …
AI as a Medium for Cultural Resonance: Reflections and Practice on Co-creativeness With Generative AI
Each technological advancement does not come without constraints. It is the job of a creator to extract the creativity of …
Framing the Ethical Crisis of AI-Generated Images: Social Media Discourses, Intellectual Property, and Public Sentiment in Indonesia
This study analyzes how Indonesian users on X (formerly Twitter) frame the ethical implications of AI-generated visual content. Through qualitative …
Fan’s Intervention in Affective Transmission of Media Texts: A Case Study of Wanda Vision
With the prevalence of digital media and the rise of fan translators, the mode of media consumption and translation has …
Decivilization: Public Non-compliance With NPIs During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs) are established by research as effective for controlling pandemics. COVID-19 incentivized much research into the effectiveness of …
Prioritizing Servicescape Elements in Enhancing the Attendee Experience at Music Events
The evolving landscape of live music events demands more than outstanding performances; it requires immersive, multisensory environments that elevate attendee …
Prioritization Approach to Music’s Role in Destination Experience Design
As tourism increasingly embraces multisensory experience design, music has emerged as a vital yet under-theorized component of destination environments. This …
Proactive Approach to Digital Reputation Management in Managing ESG Issues: A Case Study of Mining Industry Indonesia (MIND ID)
Issue management in the context of social media presents significant challenges, particularly for high-reputation-risk industries such as mining, which are …
Absurdism and Consumerism in the Morgan Library Manuscript of The Little Prince
Saint-Exupéry’s celebrated novella The Little Prince contrasts the irrationality and absurdity of adults with the imagination, creativity, and sense of …
When Novelty Skips the Feel-Good: Dual Behavioural Routes of Product Creativity and Social Ambience in Creative Tourism
Creative tourism theory assumes that creative stimuli shape travellers’ behavioural intentions only after being filtered through experience quality (EQ), yet …
Ecofeminism in the Poems of Alice Tan-Gonzales
Ecofeminism is a multifaceted and interdisciplinary field of study which made its way into academia, activism and inclusivity through its …
Developing Leadership Competencies in Medical Education: A Study of Challenges and Strategies in the Georgian Context
The role of leadership in medical education is increasingly critical in developing well-rounded healthcare professionals who can navigate complex clinical, …
Humour and Identity Construction in Ahmad Aiman’s One-Hour Abati Show: A Stand-Up Comedy Analysis
This study investigates the humour mechanisms and identity construction in the Bruneian stand-up comedy scene. Stand-up comedy has long been …
Beyond the Gender Line: Public Insights on Legal Protection for Male Victims of Domestic Violence
In the Philippines, domestic violence has always been perceived as a women’s and children’s issue. However, there is a slowly …
Visual Analysis of Self-Presentation on Dating Apps: A Comparison Between Taiwanese Heterosexual Female and Male Users
This study explores gendered visual self-presentation on dating applications through a sociolinguistic lens. Using content analysis, 200 Tinder profiles (100 …
Adaptive Performances of Gay Identity on Tinder and Grindr: A Comparative Study of Self-Presentation Strategies
This study examines how Taiwanese gay men adapt their self-presentation strategies on two major dating platforms, Tinder and Grindr, using …
Animating the Ancestors: Participatory Animation for Indigenous Folktale Preservation
This paper explores participatory animation as a method for preserving Indigenous folktales among Ukit people in Belaga, Sarawak. While animation …
The Accreditation Journey in Engineering Education: Insights From a Dean’s Perspective
Accreditation in engineering education serves as a rigorous quality assurance process, verifying that academic programs are systematically designed to equip …
How Do Indonesian Civil Society Organisations Perceive the Success of Their Counter- and Alternative Narrative Programmes?
Indonesia, home to the world’s largest Muslim population, continues to face the challenges of violent extremism. Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) …
Constructing Meaning in Silence: A Phenomenological Study of Audience Response to the Play Request Sa Radyo
This phenomenological study explores how audiences from the University of Makati interpret and respond to the play Request sa Radyo, …
The Impacts of Academic Development Programmes on Lecturers’ Effectiveness and Students’ Performance in Higher Education Institutions
The main purpose of this study was to explore the impacts of academic developments programmes on lecturers’ effectiveness and students’ …
Interpretation and Ambiguity of Sustainability Symbols in the Malang Hospitality Industry: A Peircean Semiotic Approach
This study examines how sustainability symbols are interpreted and misinterpreted in the Malang hospitality industry through the lens of Peircean …
Elicitation of Teachers’ Mind Frames: An Approach to Optimize Teaching Effectiveness
Educational research highlights how teachers’ characteristics and competencies can significantly impact student outcomes and motivation. International evidence highlights the effectiveness …
Perception of Nature: From A New Theoretical Perspective
This study reexamines the art-historical question of how nature is perceived and represented, focusing on El Greco (1541–1614) and Paul …
Negotiating Female Subjectivity and Transnational Experiences in the Works of Eileen Gray (1878-1976) and Pan Yuliang (1895-1977)
This presentation examines how creative women mediated transnational experiences and asserted their identities through the feminization of craftsmanship in the …
Images and Narratives of Sexual Desire and Desirability of Older Filipinas in Films
The media, such as films, play a significant role in establishing and reinforcing gender stereotypes, objectification and sexualization of women; …
Developing Oral Speech Skills Using Artificial Intelligence in High School Students
The incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI) in education has generated both positive and negative changes. At PrepaTec, between January and …
Evaluation of the Contribution of Indigenous Art Forms in Nigerian Broadcast Media on Climate Change Awareness and Mitigation Behaviour
Climate change poses significant challenges to environmental sustainability in Nigeria, threatening livelihoods and economic stability. While government and non-governmental organisations …
Reimagining Design Education: Integrating Generative AI Through the Bloom’s Taxonomy for Cognitive Growth in Fashion and Interior Design
As generative artificial intelligence (GAI) technology continues to transform the design industry, traditional design processes are being reshaped by the …
Melodies of Memory: Exploring Culture and Tradition Through Local Folksongs
This study is a descriptive ethno-literary research on the study of folksongs transmitted orally through generations. Ethnographic methods of data …
AI-Driven Framework for Academic Program Evaluation and Accreditation Standards
Academic accreditation plays a vital role in ensuring that educational programs meet high standards of quality, foster trust among stakeholders, …
Real Estate and Construction Employees’ Challenges and Needs of English Communication for Phuket’s Growing Tourism Industry
Phuket’s real estate and construction sectors have played a vital through tourism and foreign investment. As international stakeholders continue to …
University Management and the Inclusion of Students With Disabilities in Higher Education
With the expansion of public policies for inclusion and the democratization of access to higher education, especially since the 1990s, …
Tradition in Transition: Contemporary Miniature Painting and Global Cross-Cultural Flows
The Indian subcontinent has been home to very rich artistic traditions, among which some of the finest examples are in …
Culturally Responsive Pastoral Care: Creative Strategies for Embracing Learner Diversity
New Zealand Pacific peoples make up the third largest ethnic group in New Zealand, representing a significant and growing demographic …
Resilient Users, Inclusive Innovation: The SHIFT Project’s Vision for Co-Created Cultural Services
In the context of accelerating digital transformation, the SHIFT: MetamorphoSis of cultural Heritage Into augmented hypermedia assets For enhanced accessibiliTy …
Musical Identity and Cultural Resilience: An Analysis of Nasep Music in Thai Muslim Communities
This study examines Nasep music as a crucial cultural mechanism for identity construction and preservation within Muslim communities in southern …
Exploring the Feasibility of Integrating Personalised AI in Project Work and Its Impact on Student Learning and Staff Load
Collaborative project-based learning can require increased staff support compared to other learning techniques but where there are limitations in staffing …
From the School Inspection Report to Inclusive Impacts: Challenges and Leadership Perspectives in Portugal
In Portugal, within the context of New Public Management, schools’ autonomy has been strengthened and greater responsibility has been placed …
Inclusive Education and Personalized Neurological Stimuli: Psychogenetics Applied to the Development of Digital Tools
This article presents an investigation into the application of the Educational Psychogenetics theory developed by Fr. Joaquim Ferreira Xavier Júnior, …
Suggestive Ties, Unspoken Desires: Queerbaiting and Audience Meaning-Making in Song Lang and a Balloon’s Landing
This study analyzes the queerbaiting phenomenon that expresses an ambiguous queer relationship without confirmation in two films, Song Lang (Vietnam) …
Sacred Intelligence: Exploring Humanity and Human Intelligence Through Religious Communication in India
This paper examines the interrelationship between humanity and human intelligence through the lens of religious communication, focusing specifically on the …
University Students’ Perceptions of AI Integration in Educational Content Creation and Its Impact on Their Learning
Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing many fields, including higher education. However, its integration into the creation of educational content raises several …
Critical Thinking Engagement in Online Environments: A Proposal of a Test for Young Mexicans
The use of critical thinking abilities constitutes a key competence in nowadays societies. However, it has been pointed out that …
Fading Fluency: Examining the Decline of Soft Skills in American Education Students Through Quantitative Analysis
In an era where professional success increasingly depends on interpersonal and adaptive competencies, soft skills are emerging as essential components …
Developing Inferential Thinking Through Academic Listening
The globalisation of education has reinforced the dominance of English as the primary medium of instruction in higher education across …
Social Media Marketing Strategies of Contemporary Art Museums in South Korea: the Case of #helloMMCA
The contemporary art museum is increasingly operate a digital scene where audience engagement has shifted from passive reception to active …
Teacher Protagonism in the Continuing Education of School Managers: Democracy, Dialogicity and Ethics in the Pioneer North of Paraná, Brazil 2025
This is a training experience developed within the scope of a technical cooperation agreement between UTFPR and the Municipal Government …
Refugee Women’s and Children’s Voices: Lives in Transition
This paper presents findings from the international research project “Refugee Women’s and Children’s Voices: Lives in Transition”, which explores the …
Investigating Mature Learners’ Experiences of Social Inequality Stemming From Digitalisation in Higher Education
Globalization, digitalization, and rapid technological advancements have been widely acknowledged as major forces reshaping both the labor market and Higher …
The Role of Media on Public Perception: Impact on the Life Choices and Outcomes for Youth in Foster Care
This paper shares the results of a pilot study designed to assess the feasibility of an online focus group as …
Prioritizing Form over Substance: Exploring the Predictors of Academic Formalism, Professional Image, and Mechanistic Learning Approaches Among Indonesian Teacher Education Students
The primary goal of higher education is to produce graduates who not only possess academic credentials and grades but also …
Beyond Borders: Rethinking Global Citizenship Through Common Land, Collective Belonging, and the Politics of Ecological Participation
Can global citizenship be fully understood without grounding it in land, access, and shared belonging? Contemporary conversations often frame citizenship …
Change Management in Education
This article examines the role of change management and quality assurance in driving educational transformation, with a particular focus on …
Shifting Boundaries: The Impact of Perceived Competence of ChatGPT on the Plagiarism Threshold in Academia
Traditional norms of academic integrity are challenged by generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT, which are increasingly integrated …
Leading from the Front: A Higher Education Model for AI Workforce Innovation and Global Engagement
As artificial intelligence transforms the global economy, higher education institutions are being called to lead, not only in developing talent, …
Indigenous Dance as a Healing Modality Indigenous Epistemologies
In the Sub-Saharan countries of South Africa and Botswana, indigenous dance is known to transcends social, physical, mental, emotional and …
Posthuman Ecologies: Degrowth Ethics and Environmental Trauma in Kurt Vonnegut’s Speculative Fiction
This paper argues that Kurt Vonnegut’s fiction anticipates contemporary debates about ecological collapse and degrowth ethics. While Vonnegut has traditionally …
Digital Activism Through #JulidFiSabililah on Social Media X, the Unity of Netizens Fighting Against the Zionist Israeli Army
Digital activism is a form of social movement that utilizes digital media. In this article, the researcher specifically analyzes one …
Geolinguistic Correlates of Preschoolers’ German Language Skills in Germany
The development of children’s German language skills can be influenced not only by sociodemographic and medical characteristics of their families …
Development and Validation of a Scale for the Sustainability of Community Extension Initiatives in Philippine State Universities and Colleges
The sustainability of community extension programs is a critical but often neglected function of higher education institutions (HEIs) in the …
Gilded Screens: The Cultural Politics of Wealth Representation in Contemporary Television (2020-2025)
Contemporary television demonstrates an unprecedented proliferation of wealthy characters across all genres, from prestige dramas like "Succession" and "The White …
The Dominance of Celebrities as Media Actors in Indonesian Political Podcasts
Podcasts are an alternative digital media that complement the limitations of conventional radio and become the latest version of audio …
Global Threads: The Influence of British Calicos on Traditional Kalamkari Textile
This study examines the historical development of Indian Kalamkari, a traditional hand-painted and dyed textile art form, in the context …
The Effect of Artistic and Digital Interventions for Promoting Mental Health in Immigrants: A Theoretical Approach
Immigrants encounter numerous disparities compared to non-migrants, as migration is a disruptive event that negatively impacts their mental health. Lack …
Social Evolution of Order Observation in Art
This paper argues that authenticity, as a key dimension in the evolution of social dynamics, deserves focused analysis. Drawing on …
Netflix and the Future of TV
The rapid expansion of Over-the-Top (OTT) platforms has significantly transformed the media landscape in the Middle East and North Africa …
Audience Characteristics in the Dominance of Celebrity Political Podcast in Indonesia
Audiences in the digital ecosystem become active actors in public discussions by providing engagement, expressiveness, and collaboration in the digital …
Analysis of Digital Competence in Handling Phishing Cases: Case Study at the Special Criminal Directorate of the Yogyakarta Regional Police
This study examines the processes and digital competencies for handling online fraud cases (phishing) at the Directorate of Special Criminal …
Teachers’ Psychological Literacy in Practice
Psychological literacy is one of the most important literacies of the 21st century, and it is crucial to include it …
Informing Curriculum Design and Policy: Insights From Technology Integration in Circle Geometry Teaching at South African TVET Colleges
This qualitative study investigates the experiences and challenges of mathematics lecturers at a selected Technical and Vocational Education and Training …
Cinematic Futures: Afrofuturist Animation, Immersive Technologies, and Black Speculative Joy
This paper explores how contemporary Afrofuturist animated works, including Entergalactic (Netflix, 2022), Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Sony theatrical, 2023), and …
Audience Response and Visual Content Interpretation: An Analysis of Reception on the Wiki_Etika TikTok Account
TikTok is currently a popular social media platform. This demonstrates the development of technology that can be used as a …
Digitally Mediated Micro-environment as a Vector of Environmental Closeness
This article examines how technologically mediated micro-environments reconfigure human–plant relations and environmental closeness in the Digital Anthropocene. While current debates …
GAMUT: The Spatial and Generational Mapping of Trees and Vegetation of the Solon House
GAMUT identifies and explores the trees and vegetation of the Solon House post-World War II. The Solon House refers to …
Preserving Sacred Heritage at the Royal Palace of Yogyakarta Through Digital Innovation
The Royal Palace of Yogyakarta (Kraton Jogja) is 260-year-old Javanese monarchy and living cultural institution. Located in Yogyakarta–the sister city …
“Comic Belief”: A Compilation of Definitive Conceptual, Aesthetic, and Narrative Elements of Contemporary (Post-2010) Indian Comic Books and Graphic Novels
Comic books and graphic novels are a distinctive amalgamation of artwork and literature. We live in a visually driven digital …
The Wishing Well: Harnessing Bollywood’s Motivational Arc as a Framework for Participatory Design
In India, few mediums shape public imagination as profoundly as Bollywood. Producing over 1,000 films and billions of views annually, …
AI-Based Data Quality Control for Cultural Mapping Systems: A Case Study From Thailand
The integrity of cultural data is fundamental to the preservation of local heritage, the formulation of evidence-based policies, and the …
AIoT Anthropomorphic Little Monster
To attract children’s attention, this study utilizes anthropomorphic little monsters with traits such as timidity, gluttony, playfulness, and adventurousness. These …
Contested Cultural Space: The Utilization of Jathilan Events for Anti-Drug Campaign in Bantul Indonesia
This research explores the contested cultural space that emerges from the use of the traditional Javanese art performance, “Jathilan,” as …
Accessible Books for Children With Print Disabilities in Japanese Public Libraries
Print disability refers to an individual’s difficulty in reading printed materials due to factors such as perceptual or physical disabilities, …
Machine Mediators: Rethinking Intelligence and Posthuman Ecologiesin the Artist’s Book
Mixed Signals (2023) is an artist’s book by kennedy+swan that merges the conventional physical book with augmented reality (AR). Through …
An Engagement in Tibetan Media History Through Critical Discourse Analysis of Mirror of News from Various Regions of the World
This study examines the foundational phase of Tibetan media history by examining the role of Yul phyogs so so'i gsar …
Development and Implementation of Virtue-Oriented Design Inspired by Buddhism
Contemporary product design primarily focuses on fulfilling users’ material needs, with relatively few efforts directed toward incorporating positive or virtuous …
A Method to Create Audible Glitch Art
Glitch art is art that uses intentionally generated errors (glitches) in images, videos, and audio, created by destroying digital data …
Strategic Communication Through Immersive Technologies: Shaping UNU Yogyakarta’s Future-Oriented Image in “Under the Same Sun” Exhibition
In the context of intensifying competition among higher education institutions to engage the digital generation, communication strategies leveraging immersive experiences …
The Chinese American Daughter Figure in Contemporary American Films: Searching for Belongingness in Liminal Space
This paper examines the Chinese American daughter figure in contemporary American films through the concepts of “model minority” and “liminality”. …
Hong Kong in Frame: Social Narratives and Cinematic Genres in Hong Kong Film Awards Best Film Nominees (2014–2024)
This study investigates how Hong Kong Film Awards (HKFA) Best Film nominees (2014–2024) serve as cultural narratives, reflecting societal shifts …
Strategizing Knowledge Management for Higher Education in the Era of Digital Transformation
Higher Education institutions have rapidly transformed due to the evolution of digital technologies. This has made it necessary to utilize …
Improving Academic Processing Systems to Support Outcome-Based Education Module (OBEM) Implementation at KMUTT
King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT) has promoted outcome-based education (OBE) across all levels of study. This approach emphasizes …
Visual Ethnography on the Transition Experiences of Long-term Evacuees from Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Accident: Methodological Considerations
The accident at the Tokyo Electric Power Company's Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant following the Great East Japan Earthquake on …
Micro Project – Small Plants, Big Discoveries: AI-Driven Exploration
To fulfill the USR goals prioritized by Taiwanese universities, we adopted the global Design for Change (DFC) model by Kiran …
Language Programme Evaluation for English First Additional Language Teaching in Quintile 1 Schools of Motheo District
Despite the efforts of the national Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS) in terms of endeavouring to meet the diverse …
Co-Creating AI Policy in the Classroom: A Participatory Approach to Critical Digital Literacy and Disinformation Education
As generative AI tools like ChatGPT become increasingly embedded in how people consume, create, and share information, educators face an …
Ecocritical Gamescapes for Sustainable Ecological Futures: Endling: Extinction is Forever and In Other Waters
This paper examines how digital games may model alternative relationships to the environment, climate, and multispecies life through the processes …
AI and the Future of Photography: Insights into Contemporary Turkish Artists
In the 19th century, when photography was first invented, there was a debate about its value as an artistic representation, …
Lent in the Time of Livestreams Authenticity and Mediated Devotion in a Digital World
This study explores how Filipino Roman Catholic devotees negotiate authenticity in digitally mediated Lenten practices that emerged and endured following …
A Perfect Prelude: The Cultural Significance of Wagashi
The term wagashi refers to a traditional Japanese confectionary often connected with Chanoyu, commonly known as the Japanese tea ceremony. …
Collaborative Leadership in Disaster Communication Management at Yogyakarta International Airport
Disaster communication management requires cross-stakeholder collaboration to ensure effective mitigation processes that can save many lives. However, cases of mitigation …
From Cherry Blossoms to Broken Hearts: Life and Love in Japanese Films Released in Thailand
Love is still a cornerstone of storytelling in films worldwide. Likewise, Japanese films contain their charismas and reflect the images …
How to Optimize Résumés With AI Tools
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become increasingly pervasive across multiple domains: Industry, tourism, healthcare, and education among others. Recruitment is not …
Transnational Girlhood in the Malaysian Cosplay Scene: Combining Islamic Identity and Japanese Cosplay
Girlhood in Malaysia is visibly influenced by Japanese popular culture, particularly among Muslim girls who creatively integrate hijabs into their …
How Is Cinematherapy Possible? An Existential-Phenomenological Perspective
This study reconsiders the concept of cinematherapy, arguing that it should not be simplified as a clinical psychological technique. Instead, …
Reflexive Green Entrepreneurship: The Innovative and Sustainable Practice Among Young Indonesians
Young people face many challenges which impact their lives, yet they serve as critical agents of transformation. Through innovative and …
Exploring Conceptual Structure: Network Analysis of Abstraction Levels Through Centrality Metrics
Educational research has long explored the organisation of knowledge through conceptual structures, focusing on its features such as hierarchy and …
Communication Strategies for Promoting Silver Tourism on Thai Travel Agency Websites
As the global population ages, silver tourism has emerged as a significant market segment, particularly in destinations like Thailand, which …
Associations Between Reading Habits and “Big Five” Personality Traits in Adults
Reading habits vary across nations, continents, and social strata. They depend on educational level, biological sex, and many other individual …
An Integrated Data Quality Control Framework Toward Collective Cultural Scenario Exploration
Cultural Map Thailand is a national digital repository of cultural assets, yet early data inconsistencies limited its usefulness. This study …
Elevating Creativity: The Rise of Digital Design in Art Education Classrooms
In today’s educational landscape, integrating digital design into the art classroom has become an important tool for engaging upper elementary …
Black Women’s Curation of Home as Archive and Exhibition in South African Townships
This research examines Black women's critical yet often unacknowledged role in shaping South Africa's visual and cultural history as curators …
The Cinema of Complicity: Reframing Narrative Authority
This paper translates the central research arguments of my project into the framework of epistemic violence, examining Soy Cuba, The …
Fostering Interdisciplinary Talent Through Cross-Disciplinary Project-Based Learning: A Case Study From a Japanese National University
This study examines a cross-disciplinary education model implemented at a Japanese national university, targeting graduate students through Project-Based Learning (PBL). …
Algorithmic Mediation in Global Digital Journeys: A Comparative Study Across Three Cities
This paper investigates how algorithms asymmetrically influence the digital journeys of users across different cities and platforms. Building upon Pariser’s …
Transforming Inclusive Pedagogy: A Cultural-Historical Approach to Early Childhood Education for Learners with Disabilities in Ghana
The pedagogy of learners with disabilities in inclusive early childhood education (ECE) refers to how material, cultural, and historical artefacts …
A Comparative Study of Sex Education Policies in Muslim-Majority Countries: Lessons for Pakistan
This study explores the varying approaches to sexuality education in seven Muslim-majority countries, Malaysia, Indonesia, Turkey, Tunisia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, …
Reproducing Authenticity: Seoul Station and the Intercultural Remaking of Postcolonial Memory in Korea
Once a colonial-era structure, Seoul Station has today been transformed into a symbolic exit sanctuary for global tourists, a place …
Why, Not Kollywood? Structural Dynamics and Identity Formation Through State-Led Representation in South Korea
Korea's 2024 Global Hallyu Survey found that K-pop ranked as Korea's top image for seven years. While many global cultural …
Urbanization and Heritagization: Makati City’s Initiatives in Restoring Identity Along With Sustainable Development
Makati City, one of the most highly urbanized areas in the Philippines, serves as a hub for the country’s major …
Mediating Intimacy: The K-pop Industry’s Commercialization of Parasocial Relationship Between Adolescent Filipino Fans and Their Male Idols Via Weverse Application
The prevalence of the K-pop industry’s globalization has risen over the years, using the digital age as a way to …
From Male to Female Gandrung Dancers: A Semiotic Analysis of Gender Transformation and Cultural Communication in the Gandrung Dance of Banyuwangi
Banyuwangi, a regency located at the easternmost tip of Java Island, Indonesia, is well known for its rich traditional arts …
HA HA HA!: Malaysian Muslims’ Perspectives on Humorous Non-normative Performance and Expression
This article explores how Malaysian Muslims perceive gender nonconforming expression and performance of non-normative identities among influential figures on Instagram. …
Twenty Years of the Psychology and Education Master’s Program at the University of the Republic, Uruguay
There is a long-standing tradition of research in the field linking psychology and education, which has enabled the identification of …
The Right to Education in Angola: Observations From Teachers in Bocoio – City in the Province of Benguela, Angola
This study analyzes key aspects observed during a meeting with primary school teachers held in January 2019, in Bocoio, Benguela …
From Textbook to Talkbot: A Case Study of a Greek-Language RAG-Based Chatbot in Higher Education
The integration of AI chatbots into educational settings has opened new pathways for transforming teaching and learning, offering enhanced support …
Appraising the Use of Organisational “Soft Skills” in the Application of Method and Process Techniques: An Educational Case Study Approach
The application of new ideas, methods and process techniques to product and service development projects can be challenging for a …
Automated Detection of Hate Speech and Toxic Comments Using Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing
The proliferation of hate speech and toxic remarks in online communities presents considerable challenges to individuals, organisations, and society. This …
From Artistic Performance to State Propaganda: The Politicization of Durga Puja in West Bengal
Durga Puja, a five-day ritualistic tradition turned urban spectacle, lies at the heart of Kolkata’s cultural heritage and collective identity. …
“How Did This Weed Get Into Our Garden?” Explorations and Connections Between Nature and Digital
In outdoor learning, children have the opportunity to make visible their curiosities, interests, glances, but also to demonstrate specific skills …
Migration, Identity, and the Symbolic Weight of Place in Colm Tóibín’s Brooklyn
The paper analyzes Brooklyn (2009) by Colm Tóibín through the lens of migration, identity, and urban symbolism, while placing it …
Ranking Pressures and Research Quality: Internationalisation Challenges in the Azerbaijani Higher Education System
This paper examines how ranking-driven internationalisation policies shape research capacity and quality in Azerbaijani higher education. In resource-constrained systems like …
The Influence of Age Groups on Fan Consumption Behaviors and Support Patterns: A Case Study of Taiwan
This study examines fan consumption behaviors across age groups and analyzes the impact of popular culture and idol attributes. Prior …
Reverse the Way of Doing Homework: A Critical Exploration of the Flipped Classrooms in Science Education
The flipped classroom is a pedagogical approach that reverses the traditional arrangement of face-to-face classroom activities and homework assignments. Therefore, …
The Limits and Potentials of AI in Culturally Mediated Psychological Counseling: Insights From the PASSI@Unito Project
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become increasingly central to mental health services, offering scalable, accessible, and data-driven forms of psychological support. …
How Art Communicates Social Change: A Case Study on Student Occupation of Student’s Cultural Centre in Belgrade During the 2024/2025 Protests
Anthropologist David Leach (1983) defined every culture as communication, and thus, art is also communication. Art or exibition is a …
Contemporary Emphasis on Civic Education in the Process of Academic Preparation of Pedagogy Students
This article explores students’ perceptions on key issues focused on the topics, content and importance of global citizenship and education …
Mindfulness and Ecological Intelligence in Design, Technology and Entrepreneurship Education
The focus of the scientific paper is a concept for applying mindfulness practices in the process of forming ecological intelligence …
Identity Categorization in Taiwanese Gay Users’ Pride Parade IG Posts
Following the legalization of same-sex marriage in Taiwan, LGBTQ+ issues have become more visible in public discourse. This study explores …
Reevaluation of Wagashi’s Characteristics: How Heian Period Literature Influenced Edo Period Wagashi
This research examines the influence of Edo period wagashi (Japanese confections) and Heian literature. For the study, the author has …
The Dark Tetrad in Relation to Psychological Literacy of Future Teachers
The dark tetrad, encompassing narcissism, Machiavellianism, psychopathy and sadism, has been explored within a variety of professional and educational settings. …
Psychological Literacy and Cognitive Dispositions in Pre-service Teachers
The study examines the relationships between psychological literacy (critical thinking dispositions, psychological and pedagogical misinformation, trust in science, integrity) and …
Integrating the Sustainable Development Goals Into Croatian Higher Education: A Content Analysis of University Strategic Documents
The integration of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into higher education policy is an important step towards fostering a responsible, …
Postdigital Images as an Interface in Art Education
In the context of 21st-century learning, the STEAM disciplines play a crucial role in digital education, imparting a wide range …
History as a Nightmare: From Modernist to Metamodernist Irish Drama (James Joyce, Flann O’Brien, Frank McGuinness and Owen McCafferty)
James Joyce in Tom Stoppard’s play Travesties declared that “As an artist, naturally I attach no importance to the swings …
From Soviet Legacy to Asian Integration: Transitioning Medical Education in Mongolia Compared to Russia and Japan
Mongolia’s medical education system stands at a unique crossroads, shaped by its Soviet-era foundations and increasingly influenced by modern East …
Social Media and Online Investment Trends in Southeast Asia: A Review
In recent years, the convergence of social media and online investment platforms has significantly reshaped retail investor behavior across Southeast …
Negotiating Authority, Identity, and Gender: Stories of Pre-service English Teachers Challenging Stereotypes in Chilean Classrooms
This study examines the influence of gender stereotypes on the development of teaching identity among pre-service English teachers at a …
Collaborative Leadership in Design Education: Transforming Writing Pedagogies Through Feminist Methodologies
This presentation examines the transformation of a writing curriculum through collaborative leadership approaches in a large design course. Drawing on …
Redesigning Self-Directed Learning: A Systems Thinking Critique of Online Learning Infrastructure
The future of learning is increasingly digital, self-directed, and lifelong — yet the current infrastructure learners rely on is fundamentally …
Geospatial Direct-Address Videos As Alternative Participatory Governance Device for Community Problem Identification and Decision-Making at a Subdivision in a City Located in Laguna
This study examines geospatial direct-address videos as an alternative participatory governance device for community problem identification and decision-making in a …
Learning Effects From Decision-Making Processes in a Project-Oriented Teaching Format: Results From a Qualitative Study Using Written Reflections
Project-based teaching methods with teamwork components require various coordination and decision-making processes. This qualitative study looks at these processes and …
Integrating AI Into Engineering Education: Practical Use Cases for Teaching and Learning
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to transform industries, its integration into higher education offers new opportunities to enhance teaching and …
As Fire Burns Both Here and in Persia: The Internationalisation of Legal Education as a Cosmopolitan Educational Paradigm
The discipline of law has to rediscover its original universal educational configuration. The subject of law with its roots lost …
Chopin: Beyond Piano Boundaries
In 1848, Fryderyk Chopin gave a series of concerts throughout the United Kingdom, which constituted a characteristic phase of his …
Purpose in Life and Physical Health in Later Adulthood: A Five-Year Longitudinal Study
This study aimed to examine how a sense of purpose in life (PIL) influences physical health and cognitive functioning in …
Family Relationship and End-of-Life: Lessons from KLoSA and Its Sister Studies
This study examines the relationship between family dynamics and end-of-life experiences among middle-aged and older decedents from a comparative national …
Aesthetics: A Tool or a Thing Thing –Empirical Assessment of Two Incompatible Frameworks
The paper summarizes a part of my dissertation research, centered on the investigation of possibilities for the naturalization of creativity …
Challenging International Social Mobility Narratives: The Emergence of the “Digipolitan”
Traditionally, social mobility has been cultivated through elite educational institutions such as boarding schools and private academies. These physical spaces …
Integrating Strength-Based Character Design and Role Play for Self-Projection and Reflection: A Synthetic Data Exploration
This study proposes a novel framework for superhero character design as a tool for self-reflection, integrating the VIA Classification of …
The Performance of Individuality in KOLs: Relating Fan Base Growth and Advertiser Influence
Studies on social media KOLs (Key Opinion Leaders) often emphasize the interplay between their performance of individuality and fan support …
The Influence of Generative AI Tools on Students’ Social Interactions in Intercultural Settings
This exploratory research study aims to investigate the use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) tools by university students in social …
Political Culture as a Shaping Indicator in the Securitization of Afghan Migration to the Philippines (2021-2024)
Securitization of migration gained prominence due to the Cold War, geopolitical shifts, terrorism incidents, economic competition, the rise of populism, …
Bonsai Fridays: Cultivating Long-Term Skills Beyond Challenge-Based Learning Cycles
This paper addresses a recurring issue when applying Challenge-Based Learning (CBL) in the development of digital products: the limited lifespan …
Embracing Large Language Models in Higher Education: A Case Study on Hong Kong’s Students’ Perceptions
A key feature of large language models (LLMs) is the ability to comprehend and generate human-like texts, and this feature …
From Beliefs to Practice: The Inquiry-based STEAM Instructional Design of a Science Teacher
This study investigates the relationship between a science teacher’s instructional beliefs and his practices while implementing a STEAM (Science, Technology, …
A Study on the Early Historic Society of Kerala, Its Society, Trade and Burial Practices Through the Megaliths (1000 BCE–500 CE)
Megaliths are undressed burial stones belonging to pre-historic Kerala, in India during 1000 BCE to 500 CE. Originally excavated by …