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From feminine leisure to urban craze: the popularization of badminton in Republican Shanghai

Authors: Zhao Z.; Liu C.; Kawashima K.

Journal: Frontiers in Sports and Active Living

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.3389/fspor.2026.1717411

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Abstract: This paper investigates the gendered popularization of badminton in semi-colonial and wartime Shanghai between 1912 and 1949, focusing on how the sport moved from expatriate enclaves into local society, how women entered and were represented within this process, and how its inherited gender meanings were reworked in China. This article is a histori...

Influence of the Strong Green-Emission Phosphor SrLaAlO4: Yb/Er@SiO2 on the Illumination of Solid-State White Light-emitting Didoes

Authors: Le P.X.; Loan N.T.P.

Journal: International Journal of Technology

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.14716/ijtech.v17i3.6327

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Abstract: The Yb3+/Er3+ co-doped SrLaAlO4(SLA: Yb3+/Er3+) phosphor is a potential upconversion luminescent material with strong green emission for high-power white light-emitting diodes (LEDs). This work used the SLA: Yb3+/Er3+ phosphor for the white LED by blending it with yellow phosphor and SiO2 particles, which is called the SLA: Yb/Er@SiO2 mixture. The ...

The innovation–compliance–perception framework as a lens for AI governance — NLP evidence from Meta's smart glasses and GDPR discourse

Authors: Tunca S.

Journal: International Journal of Information Management Data Insights

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.1016/j.jjimei.2026.100408

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Abstract: This study examines the interplay between technological innovation, regulatory compliance, and public perception surrounding Meta's AI-powered smart glasses within the EU's GDPR framework. Applying NLP methods—including VADER sentiment analysis, thematic mapping, and n-gram analysis—to a multi-source corpus of 334 articles from eight English-la...

Unravelling Managerial Knowledge Sharing in a Multi-Business Firm

Authors: Rivas-Montoya L.

Journal: Schmalenbach Journal of Business Research

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.1007/s41471-026-00238-9

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Abstract: In single businesses, managerial knowledge plays a crucial role in delineating strategies and making competitive decisions. However, in multi-business firms (MBFs), managerial knowledge assumes an even greater significance as it not only guides competition but also shapes the management of a diverse business portfolio to realize synergies. This r...

ENHANCING VOCABULARY ACQUISITION FOR NEURODIVERGENT LANGUAGE LEARNERS USING COGNITIVE LOAD OPTIMIZATION IN AUGMENTED REALITY

Authors: Niyozova D.; Mizrobov D.; Allakuliev A.; Khamdamova S.; Ismailov A.; Toshboev Z.; Khasanov S.

Journal: Archives for Technical Sciences

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.70102/afts.2026.1835.584

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Abstract: This paper examines whether or not Augmented Reality (AR) is effective in the acquisition of vocabulary in neurodivergent language learners using the Cognitive Load Theory. The conventional teaching methods tend to cause a lot of extraneous cognitive load that poses a great obstacle to students with ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder. To combat this...

Quantifying zonal interdependencies in Urban Land Valuation: A novel geospatial model of infrastructure density and road network synergies

Authors: Mansour S.

Journal: Sustainable Futures

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.1016/j.sftr.2025.101576

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Abstract: In the field of global urban economics, the density of transportation infrastructure and distribution of public amenities significantly impact land valuation. Nonetheless, a methodological gap persists in modelling these spatial determinants. This study seeks to address this gap by introducing a spatial econometric framework that recalibrates exist...

Young employees’ digital entrepreneurship intention: An application of the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology

Authors: Lien T.T.H.; Tien N.N.

Journal: Entrepreneurial Business and Economics Review

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.15678/EBER.2026.140204

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Abstract: Objective: This study investigated young working people’s intention to start up a digital business under the influence of their habit of using online platforms such as social media and e-commerce, from a new theoretical perspective and in the context of an emerging economy of Vietnam. Research Design & Methods: Utilising the unified theory of acc...

Learning strategies (acra) among university applicants for the tourism degree: a structural equation modeling and neural network approach

Authors: Peñate M.U.; García Á.R.S.; Herrera R.A.; Higuerey-Gómez A.A.; Llanez E.R.I.; Michele P.D.-D.; Rojas B.V.L.; Duque D.A.S.

Journal: E3 Journal of Economics, Business and Entrepreneurship in the Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.29073/e3.v12i3.1138

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Abstract: Learning strategies play a fundamental role in the development of academic and professional competencies in the field of tourism, particularly during the transition to higher education. This study analyzes learning strategies based on the ACRA model among university applicants to the Tourism degree, using a combined approach of neural networks and ...

Stochastic convergence in average labor productivity; An analysis for Ecuador; [Convergencia estocástica en la productividad media laboral; un análisis para Ecuador]

Authors: Contento Jiménez S.D.; Ochoa Jiménez D.A.; Guerrero Riofrío P.Y.

Journal: Contaduria y Administracion

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.22201/fca.24488410e.2026.5731

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Abstract: The paper provides empirical evidence on economic convergence of the average labor productivity of Ecuador's provinces towards the leading economies: Pichincha and Guayas, in the period 2009-2024. To achieve this, a stochastic methodology is employed that incorporates five standard unit root tests with structural breaks, the Bernard and Durlauf con...

Effectiveness and key success factors of massive open online courses (MOOCs) for smart city workforce development

Authors: Panagiotakopoulos T.; Lazarinis F.; Iatrellis O.; Tsoutsa P.; Fitsilis P.; Kameas A.

Journal: Knowledge Management and E-Learning

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.34105/j.kmel.2026.18.009

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Abstract: While the role of human capital is central in realizing smart cities, a skilled workforce is significantly lagging behind demand, hindering the incorporation of technological advancements in urban management. To curb this gap, upskilling and training will be a critical investment in future cities. While various educational means and types are sugge...

Meta–supply chain agility in multi-project environments: A portfolio-level dynamic capability for coordinated adaptation

Authors: Al Humdan E.

Journal: Sustainable Futures

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.1016/j.sftr.2026.101804

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Abstract: Multi-project environments (MPEs) are increasingly characterised by interdependent supply chains (SCs), shared resource pools, and systemic exposure to disruption cascades, yet existing research continues to conceptualise agility primarily at the level of individual projects or firms. This study introduces Meta–Supply Chain Agility (Meta-SCA) as ...

WHEN FAST BECOMES RESTFUL: THE PROFESSOR’S PARADOX AND THE TIME-PRESSURE ADAPTATION MODEL

Authors: Buch R.; Gautvik-Minker A.

Journal: Dynamic Relationships Management Journal

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.17708/DRMJ.2026.v15n01a01

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Abstract: Occupational recovery theories traditionally emphasize psychological detachment and low-arousal states as necessary for restoring depleted resources. However, this framework fails to explain why certain high-tempo, cognitively demanding activities appear to facilitate recovery for skilled practitioners. Originating from an auto-ethnographic observa...

Evaluating Census Data Quality Governance through Post Enumeration Surveys: A Comparative Study of Three National Statistical Systems

Authors: Khatiwada P.P.; Shrestha B.; Samir K.C.

Journal: Journal of Logistics, Informatics and Service Science

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.33168/JLISS.2026.0612

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Abstract: The Post-Enumeration Survey (PES) is one of the most effective methods for assessing census accuracy because it measures the extent of both undercounting and overcounting. This study examines data quality management practices in three nations that conducted their recent census operations. All these countries underwent a rapid digital transition dur...

Cyberbullying Detection in Schools Using Machine Learning: An Experimental Study on Instagram

Authors: Del Castillo H.C.C.; Cieza-Mostacero S.E.

Journal: TEM Journal

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.18421/TEM152-69

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Abstract: Cyberbullying is a growing problem in digital environments that affects students’ mental health. Anonymity, the broad reach of these platforms, and the lack of regulation worsen the situation. This research proposes that the use of machine learning (ML) can improve the detection of cases by aiming to increase the number of identified cases, reduc...

A novel disaster risk assessment framework based on Markov chain analysis of evacuation network structure and geometric coverage optimization

Authors: Mizuno S.; Ohba H.

Journal: Operations Research Perspectives

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.1016/j.orp.2026.100381

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Abstract: This study proposes a novel disaster risk assessment model for quantitatively evaluating structural vulnerabilities and evacuation difficulties in evacuation networks. First, we probabilistically model accessibility relationships between evacuation nodes using a gravity model based on the distribution of evacuees and shelters, formulating this as a...

Generative Artificial Intelligence as a Pedagogical Instrument in the Preparation of Future Educators

Authors: Danev N.

Journal: TEM Journal

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.18421/TEM152-38

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Abstract: This article investigates the application of generative artificial intelligence in the education of prospective primary school educators. The research highlights the need for educators to have the skills to work effectively with generative artificial intelligence for the needs of modern education. The paper presents a pilot study conducted among se...

Ability Grouping in Swimming Pedagogy: Implications for the Integration of Swimming Abilities and Technical Skills

Authors: Maras N.; Corluka M.; Zenic N.

Journal: Sport Mont

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.26773/smj.260608

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Abstract: Questions of pedagogical effectiveness in physical education, especially regarding how students are grouped during instruction, remain important for designing effective skill-based curricula. This study aimed to examine the qualitative effects of ability-based grouping in university-level swimming education. A pre–post experimental design was use...

ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACT OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF LOYALTY PROGRAMS ON CUSTOMER RETENTION IN THE GEORGIAN CONSUMER MARKET

Authors: Seturi M.; Joglidze D.; Seturi M.

Journal: Technology Audit and Production Reserves

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.15587/2706-5448.2026.358669

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Abstract: The object of research is the Georgian consumer market, the companies involved in it, and their customers who participate in various loyalty programs. The problem of generalizing and systematizing the results of market research on customer retention through loyalty programs has been solved. It has been established that the main factors for the grow...

A novel collaborative framework for multi-objective coordination in sustainable supply chains: integrating government environmental legislation

Authors: Kazemi F.N.; Asl-Najafi J.; Yaghoubi S.

Journal: Cleaner Logistics and Supply Chain

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.1016/j.clscn.2026.100335

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Abstract: Advancing sustainable supply chains within a multi-objective framework has been the focus of considerable recent research. However, the issue of supply chain coordination remains largely unexplored in this context. This paper develops a multi-objective bi-level closed-loop supply chain coordination model that incorporates transportation mode select...

Evaluating the contribution of business analytics to sustainable supply chain performance: Insights from PLS-SEM

Authors: Islam M.K.; Sutradhar S.; Hussain Shohag M.

Journal: Sustainable Futures

Year: 2026

DOI: 10.1016/j.sftr.2026.101745

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Abstract: Business Analytics (BA) is increasingly employed to enhance the efficiency and long-term viability of supply chains (SC). However, comprehensive and cohesive research is scarce on the impact of business analytics (BA) on many dimensions of supply chain (SC) sustainability. This study presents a research model that establishes a connection between t...