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At the Beginning of the 20th Century views on the National Theater in Turkestan
Get PDFIn the years of independence, sponsoring organizations, businessmen and entrepreneurs carried out certain work on solving youth problems and supporting families with children. Also, in terms of the national characteristics and mentality of the Uzbek people, their traditions of cooperation over each other were tested once again during the transition period. As a result of helping the needy and not leaving them indifferent, the opportunities to solve existing social problems in Uzbekistan were born
The Information System’s Needs Evaluation of the Student Creativity Program as an Effort to Increase Student Participation and Achievements of PKM UPN Veteran Yogyakarta
Get PDFUPN Veteran Yogyakarta students have a new website; the site also accommodates the Student Creativity Program. However, the page's content is still minimal and cannot provide information or as a medium of communication between lecturers, students, and the PKM Center. Therefore, this study will try to develop the quality of the PKM website using the webqual method and Importance Performance Analysis. Researchers have used this method to evaluate various information systems. Several variables need to be considered based on research that has been carried out using webqual 4.0 and the Importance Performance Analysis (IPA) method. They are included in the Concentrate Here category
Research Culture and Improving the Quality of Scientific Publications Using the Open Journal System
Get PDFNowadays writing an online-based journal (Open Journal System) is a challenge for lecturers and students. The existence of this journal is needed to support the ranking of a university. The higher the publication, it can determine the indicators for the assessment of higher education rankings. However, currently, the level of publication carried out is still quite low. The influencing factors include the lack of trained ability in writing national journals, especially for students. This research was conducted to improve the research culture, quality and publication of online-based journals using the Open Journal System. The methodology in this study made a questionnaire that was distributed to lecturers and students, analysed the results of the questionnaire, and introduced the Open Journal System to lecturers and students
Analysis of Internal Control System and Standard Operating Procedures Upn Yogyakarta Cooperatives to Support Good Corporate Governance
Get PDFThe increasingly tight competition between cooperatives and other financial institutions forces UPN Yogyakarta cooperatives to implement proper governance to provide good services in order to increase member trust. The concept of GCG is not only limited to being implemented in large companies, but can also be implemented in SMEs or cooperatives. The implementation of good governance in cooperatives is the hot issue and is intensively socialized by the State Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs. The challenges of managing cooperatives are increasingly complex in the era of globalization. Performance measurement using GCG principles supports efficient and effective cooperative governance so as to further improve cooperative performance and cooperative services to its members
Legislative Institutions and the Democratic Development: A Comparative Analysis of USA and Nigerian Democracies
Get PDFDemocratic processes are often influenced by the robustness and efficacy of legislative institutions. While the USA boasts a long-standing democratic tradition, Nigeria, with its intermittent democratic journey since independence, presents a contrasting paradigm. The period from 2015-2023 witnessed significant global political shifts, which posed challenges to these democracies. An examination of how their legislative institutions responded to these challenges, and consequently impacted the democratic processes, becomes imperative. This research aims to provide a comparative analysis of the roles and impacts of legislative institutions in the development of democracy in the USA and Nigeria from 2015-2023. The paper was anchored on the structural functionalist theory—originally developed by sociologists including Emile Durkheim, Bronisław Malinowski, and Talcott Parsons. This study utilizes a qualitative research design. The study reveals that legislative institutions in both countries, despite their differences, faced challenges stemming from partisanship, global political shifts, and internal dynamics. While the USA's legislative challenges often revolved around ideological differences, Nigeria grappled with ethnoreligious and regional loyalties. Nevertheless, both countries' legislative bodies demonstrated resilience and adaptability, emphasizing the structural functionalist theory's assertion on the role of such structures in societal equilibrium. It is recommended that legislative institutions continually evolve in response to societal needs, ensuring they remain true to democratic principles. Cross-national legislative exchanges could also be fostered to share best practices and bolster democratic ideals
Истоки Чустской Культуры Ферганской Долины
Get PDFВ статье рассматриваются вопросы проникновения в Ферганскую долину древнеземледельческих племен типа саразмской культуры и целый пласт культуры, свидетельствующих о наличии в этом регионе находок, которых можно датировать с эпохи позднего энеолита и ранней бронзы, ставших в дальнейшем основой чустской культуры
Theoretical Views of Rene Descartes in his “The First Philosophy”
Get PDFThis article is devoted to a comprehensive study of the life and scientific work of the famous French philosopher René Descartes and the work “The First Philosophy". Also, during the research, the epistemological, ontological, social-philosophical views of Descartes in the work "The First Philosophy" were analyzed
Some Issues About Effective Ways of Teaching History at Higher Educational Institutions
Get PDFHistory involves what people have done and created in the past. It includes politics, religion, leisure and social activities, and day to day life. As humans, we should recognize history as an integral part of our lives. This article discusses the importance of teaching history to understand our past and create a future and also useful methods to use during history classes
TEACHING OF NATIONAL HISTORY IN THE SCHOOLS OF THE UZBEKISTAN SSR IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE 1930s
Get PDFThis present article is devoted to the analysis of the specific features of teaching history in schools in the second half of the 1930s, to the consideration of changes in approaches. In the course of the study, information was provided on methodical manuals of history, reforms in the educational system during the period under study. Besides, some data about how the Soviet authorities implemented their ideas in teaching history in schools are provided in the article
The Destiny of Doctor Zukhra Kashayeva Who Studied in Germany
Get PDFThe article is dedicated to Zuhra Kashaeva, a doctor girl who studied medicine in Germany in the 20s of the 20th century. An association named "Kumak" was established in 1922 with the initiative of Turkestan intellectuals and youth to train national personnel abroad. This association has worked on the issue of education of many Turkestan youths abroad. This article examines information about the education abroad of Zuhra Kashaeva, one of the young people whose name is mentioned in the documents related to this association. A number of scientific literature, press sources and documents were analyzed to cover the article