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About the Types of Tograyhan and Kiikikoti Plants and Their Medicinal Properties
No full textIn this article, general information about the medicinal properties and general classification of sedum, deer grass, and the reasons for their decline are highlighted
Sociological Analysis of the Concepts of State and Public Administration in Western Europe in the Middle Ages
Full text linkIn the article the author highlights the results of sociological analysis of the concepts of state and public administration presented in the book "The Value of Theology" by Thomas Aquinas, "The Great Essay" by Roger Bacon, "On Monarchy" by Dante Alighieri, "Defender of the World" by Marsilius of Padua, "The Ruler" by Niccolo Machiavelli, "Explanations" "Six Books on the State" by Jean Bodin. And also the idea of state governance, independent from the influence of the Church, put forward by these thinkers in the teachings of these thinkers, as well as their teachings on the use of despotic, monarchical and republican forms of government in the state and public administration will be covered
Strategic Pathways to Economic Recovery: Enhancing Technological Innovation and Optimizing the Money Cycle in Greece
Full text linkThis paper explores the interplay between technological innovation and the money cycle, focusing on the Greek crisis as a case study. Technological advancements are reshaping the global economic landscape, influencing trade patterns, economic activity locations, and growth rates. Concurrently, the concept of the money cycle, which distinguishes between enforcement savings (capital retained within the local economy) and escape savings (capital diverted away), provides a critical framework for understanding capital flow within economies. The Greek financial crisis is examined through this lens, revealing a significant outflow of capital and high levels of escape savings that weakened the money cycle, resulting in reduced distribution and reuse of money and subsequent economic instability. Greece\u27s lag in technological adoption further exacerbated these issues, limiting its ability to compete internationally and diversify its economy. Key findings highlight that Greece\u27s regulatory environment during the crisis failed to effectively manage the money cycle. High taxes on small businesses and inadequate support for investments in manufacturing and specialized activities disrupted capital flow, with more funds escaping the economy than being reinvested locally. This imbalance contributed to the prolonged economic downturn. To achieve economic recovery, Greece must enhance technological innovation and improve the money cycle by implementing strategic investments in high-tech industries, fostering local savings and investments, and adopting favorable regulatory policies. Promoting research and development, supporting startups, facilitating technology transfer, and ensuring transparent and accountable regulatory environments are crucial steps. The study underscores the importance of understanding the dynamics between technological innovation and the money cycle for developing effective economic strategies. By addressing these factors, Greece can rebuild its economy, strengthen its competitiveness, and achieve sustainable growth in an increasingly interconnected world. This analysis provides valuable insights for other nations facing similar economic challenges
Strategic Trade Theory and the Cycle of Money: Analyzing Economic Dynamics and Recovery Strategies in the Greek Crisis
Full text linkThis paper explores the intersection of Strategic Trade Theory (STT) and the Cycle of Money to analyze the economic dynamics and recovery strategies during the Greek crisis. Strategic Trade Theory suggests that governments can enhance national welfare by intervening in markets characterized by imperfect competition, such as high-tech industries, through subsidies and protectionist measures. The Cycle of Money, on the other hand, highlights the importance of enforcement versus escape savings in sustaining economic activity. Enforcement savings stay within the local economy, supporting reinvestment and growth, while escape savings are diverted abroad, weakening domestic economic resilience. During the Greek crisis, the significant outflow of capital (escape savings) exacerbated the economic downturn, limiting the effectiveness of any strategic trade policies intended to boost domestic competitiveness. High levels of escape savings hindered the local economy’s capacity to reinvest in strategic sectors, undermining potential benefits from STT-driven interventions. Conversely, Greece struggled with low enforcement savings, further challenging its ability to apply STT principles effectively. The paper argues that integrating STT with the Cycle of Money framework provides a nuanced understanding of the crisis. Effective implementation of STT requires a stable domestic environment where enforcement savings can be maximized to support strategic investments. Reforming public and tax policies to improve the money cycle and strengthen the banking system is crucial for leveraging STT and achieving economic stability. The findings suggest that addressing escape savings and enhancing enforcement savings through targeted policies can facilitate economic recovery and long-term growth
Methodological Approaches For Assessing the Impact of Global Climate Change on Vegetable Production
Full text linkThe article analyzes methodological approaches to the assessment of the impact of global climate change on the cultivation of vegetable products. Specific features of the APSIM (Agricultural Production Systems Simulator) model, which is widely used in the analysis of agricultural systems in various aspects, are described
The Significance Of Integrating Digital Tools In Visual Art Education
Full text link The integration of digital tools in visual art education has become increasingly crucial in recent times. This article explores the significance of integrating digital tools in visual art education, particularly in the context of Uzbekistan. It highlights the challenges and opportunities presented by the digitalization of the education system and emphasizes the need for art educators to adapt to these changes. The article discusses how digital tools can enhance visual literacy, foster creativity, and prepare students for the evolving demands of the digital age. It also examines the implications of digital integration on traditional folk arts and crafts in Uzbekistan and the importance of government initiatives in promoting lifelong learning
Monitoring and Evaluation of Pulmonary TB Patients During the COVID-19 Period at Bintuhan Health Center, Kaur Regency, Bengkulu Province, in 2024
Full text linkTuberculosis is a direct infectious disease caused by TB germs (Mycobacterium tuberculosis), most TB germs attack the lungs, but can also affect other body organs (Manaf, et al, 2019). Tuberculosis, is a dangerous infectious disease caused by germs, TB with varying effects. Every tuberculosis sufferer can transmit the disease to other people who are around them and/or who are in close contact with the sufferer (Jaorana, et al, 2019). This research method is analytical with a Cross Sectional research design where in this research design, the independent variables (Education Level, Job Level, Knowledge, Socio-Cultural, Information Sources and Environment) and the dependent variable (Pulmonary TB Patients) are measured at the same time using an approach. , observation or data collection at one time (Point Time Approach) meaning, each subject is only observed once and measurements are made on the subject\u27s character status or variables at the time of examination. The population in this study is all pulmonary TB patients in Kaur Regency, Bengkulu Province in 2024 157 people with pulmonary TB and the sample is part of the number and characteristics of the population of 64 people. Univariate, bivariate and multivariate date analysis using Chi-square analysis techniques. This research began from April to May 2024. Results: The majority of respondents who experienced pulmonary TE during the Covid-19 period were 36 respondents (56.3%) with lower secondary education as many as 38 respondents (59.4%) who did not work as many as 33 respondents (51.6%) Those who have correct knowledge are 47 respondents (73.4%) and those who do not have low social culture are 36 respondents (56.3%) and those who do not have accurate sources of information are 37 respondents (57.8%) and those who are in a good environment are 35 respondents ( 54.7%) and 34 respondents (53.1%) had comorbidities. There was a relationship between education, employment, knowledge, social culture, information sources, environment, comorbidities and the incidence of pulmonary TB patients during the Covid-19 period in Kaur Regency, Bengkulu Province. 2024. And education is the most dominant factor in the incidence of stress in pulmonary TB patients during the Covid-19 period in Kaus Regency, Bengkulu Province in 2024. Conclusion: It is hoped that the health services in Kaur Regency can improve health education in the form of counseling, especially TB, not only for TB sufferers but also the community in the working area, especially health workers, especially those in Kaur Regency, maintain the quality of service in providing services to the community, especially TB sufferers, in order to improve coordination with Health Services and TB cadres in monitoring TB sufferers and can increase supervision regarding the availability of good OAT. for pulmonary TE or extra pulmonary TB, and can improve the quality of phlegm examination implementation. Ban increases collaboration with other health service facilities
The Role of Proverbs and Wise Words in Upbringing of the Young Generation
Full text link Proverbs and wise sayings are one of the richest genres of Uzbek folklore, and are considered the most reliable source of information on the customs, traditions, lifestyle and mentality of the Uzbek people. This article examines the issues of researching folklore by our young researchers in the current period, which requires them to conduct sufficient research and study about their history
A Cross-Cultural Perspective on Japanese and Karakalpak Greetings
Full text linkGreetings are an essential part of human communication, serving not only as an introduction but also as a reflection of the cultural values embedded within a society. This paper takes a closer look at the greetings in two distinct cultures—Japan and Karakalpakstan—focusing on their verbal and non-verbal elements. Through this comparison, we uncover how these simple exchanges convey respect, social structure, and underlying cultural principles
Recycling in Various Sectors of Society
No full textThis article examines the role and importance of recycling in various areas of society. Recycling is one of the processes carried out mainly in order to reduce waste of materials, energy and resources, preserve the environment and ensure economic development. This process allows solving challenges for various sectors, increasing economic changes, increasing production efficiency and creating new jobs. The article provides information on the applications and methods used for its dissemination, as examples of several examples of reproduction in various fields. This article also covers environmental, economic and social aspects of society and shows how recycling is related to the benefits and problems it presents to society. This theme includes environmental protection, efficient use of energy and resources, collaboration and innovation, thinking about quality work and improving production processes