Methodological background for modeling workflow dynamics and resource allocation in modern operations, with a focus on production and service environments.

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Analyzing the challenges of historical education research in politically contested fields, addressing methodological hurdles in meeting political demands for practical solutions. Can the history of education help evaluate policy and politics? Exploring the delicate balance between research objectivi

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Research by Chra R. Mahmud explores the methodological challenges in studying Iraqi Kurdish migrants in the UK, focusing on insider-outsider positionality. The study delves into the lived experiences of this group, examining the researcher's status and identity negotiation during the research proces

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The Melograno Training Courses focus on combining scientific and methodological skills with practical experience in managing a variety of services for individuals and families. Drawing from the expertise of professionals with extensive backgrounds in psychology, social work, education, and counselin

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Explore a series of methodological videos related to topics covered in class to enhance your understanding. Identify familiar information, new insights, and unclear concepts. Engage in self-assessment exercises to further reinforce your knowledge. Conclude with a session with the instructor for feed

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Exploring the interdisciplinary field of Development Communication, this seminar delves into theoretical frameworks, methodological applications, and practical implications at the World Bank. It reflects on the evolution, theories, and practices underlying Development Communication paradigms, with a

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The MAIR (Master of Arts in International Relations) program offers a comprehensive curriculum covering Leadership, Ethics, International Economics, Research Methods, and more. The program includes core courses, self-designed focus areas, and regional specializations. Academic advising services prov

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Explore the complexities and obstacles faced in implementing historical competencies in teaching, as discussed by Jens Aage Poulsen, a senior lecturer and researcher at HistoryLab, University College Lillebaelt, Denmark. The content delves into competence-based curriculum, core historical competenci

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Institutionalism is a foundational concept in political science, emphasizing the study of governing institutions and their role in shaping political behavior. It explores inductive and deductive approaches to research, highlighting the significance of empirical evidence and theoretical assumptions.

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Analyzing the methodological approach of historical institutionalism in qualitative process mapping for comparative policy analysis. Addressing the challenges, such as thick description and path dependency, and exploring techniques to overcome shortcomings through comparison over time, process traci

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Proposal writing is essential in academia for securing funding. This workshop at Benue State University shed light on the importance of persuading reviewers and addressing unspoken needs of funding agencies. Key elements such as conceptual innovation, methodological rigor, and rich substantive conte

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The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly affected data analysis processes, with changes in data items, census reference dates, and collection methodologies. This has led to challenges in maintaining comparability over time. The presentation covers the background, changes in data items, South African

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Co-editor's experience at the British Journal of Educational Technology, highlighting the journal's focus on theoretical perspectives, methodological developments, and empirical research in educational technology. Details on the publication process, criteria for submission, and key themes explored b

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Explore the intricacies of instrument development within a mixed methods framework as presented by Vanessa Scherman from the University of South Africa. The overview delves into mixed methods research, methodological norms, and closing the loop in research processes. Gain insights into the pragmatic

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Genetic manipulation strategies in environmental biotechnology involve techniques like gene splicing and molecular cloning to modify genes directly. These methods have various applications such as isolating genes, producing specific molecules, improving biochemical production, creating organisms wit

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This project delves into a detailed examination encompassing introduction, literature review, methods, background, problem statement, study objectives, key frameworks, methodological overviews, results, sample analysis, discussions, implications for practice, education, policy, and research.

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In 20th-century philosophy, the divide between Analytic and Continental schools deepened but has seen recent attempts at reconciliation. Analytic philosophy emphasizes logic, language, and epistemology, requiring technical expertise, while Continental philosophy rejects metaphysical speculation and

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OHDSI's mission revolves around improving health by empowering a community to generate evidence that enhances health decisions and care. The journey to real-world evidence involves leveraging patient-level data in source systems and establishing reliable evidence. The OHDSI community is dedicated to

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Some psychologists question the validity of Rosenhan's conclusions due to methodological flaws in his study, such as lack of generalizability and potential biases. Critics argue that the findings may not accurately reflect real-world psychiatric settings, leading to skepticism about their applicabil

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Workgroup B at the Embedded Research Conference focuses on providing research support for management decisions. The participants aim to identify and prioritize operational questions that could benefit from embedded research, work productively within the existing QI ecosystem, and create an inventory

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Delve into the intricate relationship between institutions and legal substance within EU competition law, shedding light on methodological challenges faced by legal scholars and the quest for a comprehensive database to provide valuable insights. The discussion navigates through the complexities of

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Methodological choice and key categories analysis play a crucial role in managing uncertainties in greenhouse gas inventories. By prioritizing key categories and applying rigorous methods where necessary, countries can improve the accuracy and reliability of their emissions estimates. Key categories

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Delve into the concept of methodological individualism within the sociology of knowledge, as scholars like Renaud Fillieule and Raymond Boudon emphasize the importance of understanding collective beliefs through the lens of individualistic methodology. Classical works by Robert Merton further enrich

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The launch of the Draft 2013 Household Survey highlighted methodological issues, key indicators such as household income, food security, and crop yields, and the impact of the LIFT program on villages. Challenges in data collection, sample sizes, and statistical comparisons were discussed, along wit

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Growing interest in measuring the Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) has led to significant work in the past decades. However, various definitions, methodologies, and legal frameworks make it challenging to compare or aggregate data on SSE across different countries. Methodological challenges inclu

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This study explores the evaluation culture in South East Europe (SEE) with a focus on public procurement innovation through a comparative and needs assessment approach. The research considers the feasibility of benchmarking with both objective and subjective indicators, highlighting challenges in di

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This study reflects on the methodological aspects of interviewing young adults with life-limiting conditions, emphasizing inclusive research practices. The research employs interpretive qualitative methods, focusing on unexpected consequences of pandemic control measures. Participants, including bot

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This review analyzes existing post-distribution monitoring tools and methodologies used by various partners, highlighting common themes and challenges. It discusses the need for a common monitoring template and methodological guidance to streamline processes. Key findings include variations in monit

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Exploring the methodological features, surveys conducted, representativity considerations, and basic concepts underlying time use statistics in Mexico. The study focuses on how individuals allocate their time in daily activities, encompassing all types of work within households. Various surveys and

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Studies led by Peter Berkowitz at the DG REGIO EGESIF meeting in September 2016 focused on key findings related to policy development, program implementation, and the impact of various mechanisms in regional policies. The methodological approach included desk studies, web-based surveys, and structur

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The Regional Mapping project focuses on strengthening labour market information systems in ASEAN member states post-pandemic. Objectives include identifying challenges, good practices, and priority areas. The study framework encompasses governance, data infrastructure, analytical outputs, and LMI di

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Workshop focusing on humanizing research methods with children, emphasizing critical psychology theories and engaging children as active participants in research. The approach challenges traditional psychological norms, promoting dialogue and understanding children as subjects in their own lives.

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Delve into the methodological choices and key concepts of Critical Realism for social science research, including the nature of reality, researcher-inquirer relationships, and assumptions about human agency. Learn about the domains of reality in Critical Realism and the distinction between qualitati

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Critiques of invoking external agents in economics, the importance of individual behavior in explaining economic outcomes, and various interpretations of methodological individualism in social science are discussed. The focus is on explaining social phenomena through terms related to individual beli

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The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the collection and analysis of international migration data by the U.S. Census Bureau. Challenges include decentralized data sources, bureaucratic hurdles, and survey disruptions. The American Community Survey (ACS) plays a crucial role in estimating

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The reconstruction of Vygotsky's fundamental ideas in the modern social and scientific landscape is crucial due to misconceptions and challenges faced in international academic communities. This process involves understanding the cultural-historical theory, exploring broader epistemological and meth

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Rational choice theory, a prominent approach in political science since the 1970s, focuses on strategic interactions among individuals seeking to maximize their own goals. Rooted in economic tools, this theory emphasizes rational decision-making based on individual interests and preferences. Methodo

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Rapid changes in social science research have led to a shift in data sources, with emerging forms like social media data and mobile device information gaining prominence over traditional surveys. This shift raises questions about the future relevance of traditional survey methodologies and challenge

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The United Nations Census Expert Group Meeting in December 2022 discussed the effects of the pandemic on census results and comparability over time. Global collection response rates from the 2016 and 2021 censuses, along with cumulative total response data, highlighted the success of the 2021 Census

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Various studies have utilized the EFS/LCF in the UK to estimate household emissions and policy impacts. This involves converting expenditures into emissions, which presents methodological challenges such as infrequent purchases and variations in data sources. The comparison of household CO2 emission

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