Author: LI GUODONG Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: This study explores the impact of the double reduction policy in China on the work ethics and character traits of teachers in off-campus training centers, with a specific focus on professional integrity. The research investigates teachers’ perceptions of their professional integrity before and during the implementation of the policy… Read more: PROFESSIONAL INTEGRITY AND THE DOUBLE REDUCTION POLICY: INPUTS TO A SOCIAL SUPPORT PROGRAM FOR OFF- CAMPUS TRAINING CENTER FOR TEACHERS

Author: XIONG SHANHU Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: This research used a descriptive research design and focused on the Pre-competition anxiety status of high school athletic students and the relationship between Pre-competition anxiety and achievement motivation. In this study, the researcher had researched 154 sports specialty students from three representative high schools in Zhejiang Province. In order… Read more: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRE-COMPETITION ANXIETY AND ACHIEVEMENT MOTIVATION OF HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SPECIALTY STUDENTS IN ZHEJIANG PROVINCE, CHINA

Author: DIOSARY TIMBOL Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: The purpose of this study was to analyze the cinematography elements employed in the Philippine independent film: Birdshot directed by Mikhael Red. The study utilized an Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis, Qualitative type of research and specifically used the thematic analysis approach. An analysis on the cinematography styles employed including (1)… Read more: KINEMA: NAVIGATING CHALLENGES FACED BY INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS AND DEFINING THE ART AND CRAFT THROUGH MISE EN SCENE ANALYSIS ON THE CINEMATOGRAPHIC ELEMENTS EMPLOYED IN “BIRDSHOT”

Author: NICA LOUISE Q. ELEAZAR Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: Effective supply chain management establishes an essential link between suppliers and operations of any organization by efficient spending of its resources. Purchasing or procurement specialists should be able to source multiple suppliers to prevent monopolies and operational risks in the event of market changes (Slack, et.al, 2016).… Read more: ANALYSIS OF FAILED BIDDINGS IN THE BANGKO SENTRAL NG PILIPINAS

Author: JU DIANLIN Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: Since the Third Plenary Session of the Eighteenth Central Committee proposed to actively develop the mixed ownership economy in 2013, and the report of the Nineteenth National Congress further emphasized deepening the reform of state-owned enterprises, the pilot scope of mixed reform of state-owned enterprises in China has been… Read more: RESEARCH ON THE IMPACT OF INTRODUCING STRATEGIC INVESTORS INTO THE MIXED OWNERSHIP REFORM OF GREE ELECTRIC ON ENTERPRISE

Author: LIU XINLOU Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: The business administration mode of enterprises will directly affect the development of enterprises. Whether the business management can be effectively carried out also directly influences the quality and efficiency of the enterprises’ internal work and determines their development trend in the future. Therefore, senior management personnel of enterprises must… Read more: ANALYSIS OF THE BUSINESS STRATEGY AND INNOVATION OF CHINA FORTUNE LAND DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD

Author: JESSA BEA DABU Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: Since the 1960s Tropical Hut is a remarkable fast-food chain in the Philippines and one of the oldest classic fast-food chains, older than Jollibee. Being a historic quick service restaurant, improving and assessing its business performance is vital. The financial and non-financial measurement is important to identify the… Read more: AN ASSESSMENT ON THE BUSINESS PERFORMANCE OF TROPICAL HUT FOOD MARKET

Author: BILLY NATAD Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: The World Health Organization developed the Global Action Plan on Physical Activity as a response to the increasing level of physical inactivity that directly affects physical health and the workforce. This is WHO’s one way to contribute to the attainment of Sustainable Development Goal 3 (good health and well-being),… Read more: WORK PRODUCTIVITY AMONG LPU MANILA EMPLOYEES WITH VARIED BODY MASS INDEX

Author: LI LU Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: Writing in a foreign language is a difficult undertaking for Chinese university students. This activity is both cognitive and affective. Psychological factors affecting learners are receiving increasing attention due to the low level of English writing among Chinese EFL learners and their apparent fear of writing part in the… Read more: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF SELF-REGULATED LEARNING STRATEGIES BETWEEN WRITING SELF-EFFICACY AND WRITING MOTIVATION TOWARD WRITING PROFICIENCY AMONG EFL STUDENTS

Author: CUI JINYING Issue: 2023-2024 Asbtract: This paper is aimed to describe the profile of the teachers in terms of sex, age, job title, academic qualification, teaching years and students major ship (English major and non-English major); determine teacher efficacy, grammar teaching strategies and attitudes of ESL teachers; test the differences in responses on the… Read more: TEACHER EFFICACY, GRAMMAR TEACHING STRATEGIES AND ATTITUDE OF ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE TEACHERS

Author: JISHOU MU Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: The language service industry around the world pays special attention to the competence of translators. Those who are engaged in translation research, translation work, and translation teaching all regard “translator’s competence” as the central topic, and believe that translator’s competence plays an important role in the entire translation process.… Read more: THE ROLE OF TRANSLATION THEORY ON TRANSLATOR’S COMPETENCE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF ECO-TRANSLATOLOGY

Author: HU KELI Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: Student engagement is one of the indicators of the quality of learning and has been found to have a significant relationship with academic success. Previous research has also shown that teacher support and students’ self-efficacy have a significant impact on student engagement. However, few studies have investigated the impact… Read more: INVESTIGATING THE CORRELATION AMONG TEACHER SUPPORT, STUDENT ENGAGEMENT AND SELF-EFFICACY IN EFL EDUCATION

Author: YANG YANBO Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: Learner differences have been a heated topic for second and foreign language acquisition research, among which emotions are a key factor. A series of empirical investigations into boredom have been conducted in the field of educational psychology, however, it is surprising that researchers have not given ample attention to… Read more: ACADEMIC BOREDOM AND COPING STRATEGIES OF EFL STUDENTS IN SELECTED PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES OF CHINA

Author: PENG CHUNYAN Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: With the development of wireless network technology and the popularity of mobile devices, mobile learning has emerged to meet the demand for flexible learning processes and sustainable learning, and to promote the goal of “equality education” for sustainable development. Mobile learning has had a tremendous impact on English education… Read more: CHINESE NON-ENGLISH MAJORS’ PERCEPTIONS AND UTILIZATION OF MOBILE LEARNING AFFORDANCES

Author: XIONG HUAXIA Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: Researches on the pedagogical aspects of English language learners have received extensive attention in the international English language teaching field, but the emotional issues of English language learners have not been given enough attention. In recent years, theories of positive psychology have been introduced and developed in the field… Read more: FLOURIHING IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE: THE IMPACT OF LEARNER’S WELL-BEING ON SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION THROUGH THE LENS OF POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY

Author: WANG QIANQIAN Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: Entering 2020s, the world experiences tremendous transformation in politics, economy, culture, science and technology. The progress of information technology puts forward new challenging requests for university/college graduates. In order to adapt to the pace of development in the new era, graduates ought to master not only major knowledge and… Read more: EXPLORING MULTILITERACY DEVELOPMENT AMONG ENGLISH MAJOR UNDERGRADUATES IN HENAN, CHINA: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION

Author: YAN BING Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: The last decade has seen a rapid development of the trend toward deglobalization, which gives rise to protectionism, populism and extremism. For China, the dilemma where ever-growing needs for international interaction in a barrier-ridden world is becoming increasingly obvious. Zhengzhou city is an important node city of the “Belt… Read more: DEGLOBALIZATION: MODEL, MEASUREMENT AND COUNTER MEASURES FOR ZHENGZHOU CITY’S UNDERGRADUATE ENGLISH MAJORS’ INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION COMPETENCE

Author: JOSEFINA VIERNES Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: The study was conducted to evaluate the mediating role of customer satisfaction and customer delight in the relationship between online food delivery service quality (OFDSERV) and customer loyalty. This study utilizes a descriptive research design that employs a quantitative approach. Consumers of online food delivery services who reside in… Read more: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION AND CUSTOMER DELIGHT IN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ONLINE FOOD DELIVERY SERVICE QUALITY (OFDSERV) AND CUSTOMER LOYALTY

Author: CHEN GANG Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: Role that the employees play in the leadership process. Researchers call for leaders to move beyond great man and hero myth views on leadership and implement “bottom-up” leadership style with humble attitude. Organizations therefore should deeply understand the relationship between humble leadership and employee proactive behavior, and utilize the… Read more: A STUDY ON THE INFLUENCE OF HUMBLE LEADERSHIP ON EMPLOYEE ACTIVE BEHAVIOR

Author: YANYAN TIAN Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: n recent years, with the change of business environment and competition, innovation culture, as a new type of corporate culture, has gradually received the attention of enterprises. Especially in the context of establishing an innovative country in China, the construction and management of innovation culture has received unprecedented attention,… Read more: INNOVATION CULTURE: ITS FACTORS AND RELATIONSHIP TO ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE AS BASIS FORINNOVATION MANAGEMENT CULTURE

Author: WEI JIN Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: In today’s rapidly and constantly shifting business environment, organizational culture has been recognized as a critical element that influences individual work performance and employee retention. However, the impact of organizational culture on these outcomes may be moderated by leadership behavior. This study seeks to explore the moderating role of… Read more: THE MODERATING ROLE OF LEADERSHIP BEHAVIOR ON THE EFFECTS OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE ON INDIVIDUAL WORK PERFORMANCE AND EMPLOYEE RETENTION: EVIDENCE FROM SELECTED SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES IN YUNNAN PROVINCE, CHINA

Author: HUO XIUZHEN Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: Organic vegetables are becoming more and more popular among the public because of their unique safety and health characteristics. However, despite the huge potential demand market for organic vegetables in China, the proportion of Chinese consumers consuming organic vegetables is low. Based on the relevant literature and interviews, this… Read more: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF BUYING INTENTION ON THE INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN COGNITIVE INFORMATION, EMOTIONAL BELIEF, PLANNED BEHAVIOR CONSTRUCTS, AND BUYING BEHAVIOR: EVIDENCE FROM ORGANIC VEGETABLE CONSUMERS IN ZHENGZHOU, CHINA

Author: WANG XIN Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: In recent years, with the continuous development of technology, especially the continuous breakthrough of artificial intelligence technology in the algorithm, the application of artificial intelligence robots in the service industry is increasing, especially the catering industry is also constantly laying out more advanced unmanned restaurants, and the use of… Read more: THE INFLUENCE MECHANISM OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ROBOT SUBJECT QUALITY ON CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE ACCEPTANCE IN CATERING INDUSTRY: BASED ON HUMAN-ROBOTINTERACTION PERSPECTIVE

Author: FENG SHANDE Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: Universities are the main place for talent cultivation, and undertaking the important mission of cultivating various talents for society. College teachers are the main force in the education work of colleges and the core factor determining the quality of talent cultivation. The performance of teachers is the main result… Read more: IMPROVE THE TEACHERS’ PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN CHINESE PRIVATE COLLEGES: TAKING SD COLLEGE AS AN EXAMPLE

Author: PENGZHAO YUE Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: The world economy has entered a period of transformation, with rapid technological progress, increasing downward pressure on the social economy, and slowing economic growth. How to stimulate new drivers of economic development has become the biggest concern for economic development at present. The role of entrepreneurial activities in sustainable… Read more: THE INFLUENCE MECHANISM AND PATH OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION IN PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES ON STUDENTS’ ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTION

Author: WANG XINPING Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: In an individual’s perception and assessment, job insecurity is one of the facts that threaten job and ongoing job security. The negative consequences of processes that cannot be dealt with in working life also constitute burnout. Like job insecurity, burnout is a long-term response to personalized, failed efforts. Job… Read more: THE INFLUENCE OF JOB INSECURITY ON JOB BURNOUT OF TEACHERS IN PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN HENAN PROVINCE: A MODERATED MEDIATION MODE

Author: GUO QINGMEI Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: Motivation theory suggests that the higher the level of motivation, the stronger the satisfaction and the higher the job performance; conversely, the lower the level of motivation, the lack of motivation to accomplish organizational goals and the lower the job performance. This provides theoretical support for studying the relationship… Read more: A STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN JOB MOTIVATION, JOB SATISFACTION AND JOB PERFORMANCE OF YOUNG TEACHERS AT SHENGDA UNIVERSITY

Author: ZHANG YANG Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: This study on High Commitment Human Resource Management and Employee Voice: Evidence From K12 Education And Training Institutions In Zhengzhou was conducted to analyze the high commitment human resource management and employee voice from the perspective of the mediating effect of work engagement and the moderating effect of personality.… Read more: HIGH COMMITMENT HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND EMPLOYEE VOICE: EVIDENCE FROM K12 EDUCATION AND TRAINING INSTITUTIONS IN ZHENGZHOU

Author: HUANG ZHEWEI Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: Jinan X Technology Company and five other affiliated companies. It involved 793 female respondents selected through stratified random sampling, along with interviews of five respondents from each company. The study took place from April to May 2023. The findings indicate that female respondents generally have a positive perception of… Read more: A STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORK PRESSURE AND TURNOVER INTENTION OF FEMALE PRACTITIONERS IN THE INTERNET COMPANIES

Author: LIN YANAN Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: In order to improve its core competitiveness, enterprises must transmit some pressure to their employees. However, excessive work pressure can have a significant impact on the physical and mental health and work behavior of the new generation of employees. The purpose of this study is to enhance the impact… Read more: CHALLENGING STRESSOR, ORGANIZATION-BASED SELF-ESTEEM AND WORK ENGAGEMENT：EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FORTHE NEW GENERATION OF EMPLOYEES

Author: WANG WEI Issue: 2022-2023 Abstract: As modern technology enterprises, high-tech enterprises play a vital role in the process of social development in China. In the process of financial management of high-tech enterprises, if the importance of tax planning is not realized, and there is no scientific, reasonable, legal, and compliant tax planning system, it… Read more: TAX PLANNING OF HIGH-TECH ENTERPRISES FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

Author: REN XU Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: The study explored the impact of digital financial inclusion development on rural inclusive growth in China. Based on quantitative analysis method analyzed the quantitative relationship between digital financial inclusion and rural inclusive growth in aspects of total effect, sub-effects, mediation effect and heterogeneity impact. This study gathered the quantitative… Read more: RESEARCH ON THE IMPACT OF DIGITAL FINANCIAL INCLUSION ON INCLUSIVE GROWTH IN RURAL CHINA

Author: DUN YANFENG Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: This study has investigated the degree of implementation of the four (4) components of intellectual capital management (ICM); namely, intellectual property ownership, market assets, human resource assets, and infrastructure assets in the respective respondents banks in Henan Province, meanwhile, the researcher also looks into their respective impacts of ICM… Read more: IMPLEMENTATION OF INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL MANAGEMENT IN THE BANKING INDUSTRY IN HENAN PROVINCE: BASIS OF AKNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK

Author: LI XINYING Issue: 2023-2024 Abstract: With the continuous development of the global economy, breakthroughs in medical technology, increasing awareness of health among people worldwide, and the rise in per capita disposable income, coupled with the advancement of new national urbanization projects and the continuous improvement of healthcare systems in various countries, the global pharmaceutical… Read more: THE INVESTMENT VALUE OF TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE INDUSTRY FROM THE GREEN PERSPECTIVE

Author: ZHANG XIN Issue: 2022-2023 Abstract: This study focus on underlying indicators of career success which may affect individual’s approach to a successful career path in the lens of business students of Shengda University in Henan Province, and more particularly try to demonstrates the relevance between the engagement of these integrated education plans and career… Read more: INDICATORS OF CAREER SUCCESS OF BUSINESS GRADUATES IN THE COLLEGES OF SHENGDA UNIVERSITY IN HENAN PROVINCE

Author: HAZEL MAREE B. JUANILLAS Issue: 2022-2023 Abstract: This mixed method study seeks to investigate and protect traditional alcoholic beverages in the CALABARZON area by achieving the following goals: documentation of its gastronomic identities; statement of significance; measuring the awareness and sustainability initiatives; providing information; and development of Safeguarding Plan. This used both cultural mapping… Read more: EXPLORATION AND SAFEGUARDING OF TRADITIONAL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES – THE CASE OF THE CALABARZON REGION

Author: MA PENG TAO Issue: 2022-2023 Abstract: Since the COVID-19 outbreak, mental health experts and psychologists have consistently suggested that a global pandemic of novel coronavirus outbreaks could have a “profound impact” on people’s mental health. Outbreak of the new champions league completely change the way of life, people all over the world because of… Read more: IMPACTS OF PUBLIC HEALTH POLICIES ON THE MENTAL HEALTH OF RESIDENTS AND COPING STRATEGIES AGAINSTTHE BACKDROP OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Author: LIU XIAOXHEN Issue: 2022-2023 Abstract: The research has weighed the primary criteria of Total Quality Management (TQM) implementation and it effects on Organizational Performance in the manufacturing companies in Shanxi, China. By conducting a survey of questionnaire in the 10 selected Shanxi electromechanical companies, the study indicates how the respondents view a series of… Read more: IMPACT OF TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON THE ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED CHINESE MANUFACTURING COMPANIES IN SHANXI PROVINCE

Author: KYMWELL R. HINLAYAGAN Issue: 2022-2023 Abstract: The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship of customer intention, customer expectation, customer experience, customer satisfaction, and customer loyalty among food delivery business. Descriptive correlational design was utilized in this study. The data were obtained from the 540 food delivery business customers in Davao Region,… Read more: STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODEL OF CUSTOMER INTENTION, EXPECTATION, EXPERIENCE, SATISFACTION, AND LOYALTY IN FOOD DELIVERY BUSINESS

Author: BIJIMON VARGHESE VAZHAYIL Issue: 2022-2023 Abstract: Intramuros, Manila comprises historical districts that lasted for centuries that are surrounded by fortifications. Because of this, it is considered one of the most visited heritage sites in the country. Millions of visitors are expected to visit the site yearly. Thus, investigating the visitors’ level of satisfaction and… Read more: TOURIST SATISFACTION AND PLACE ATTACHMENT IN THE HERITAGE SITES IN INTRAMUROS MANILA

Author: MARIUS EMAN GARDE Issue: 2022-2023 Abstract: The significant growth in global trade had put pressure on the country to manage the activities of its ports and schedule its resources properly. Port activities are significantly growing and causing terminal-related problems including port overutilization. Port infrastructures and other measures have been proposed in order to eliminate… Read more: THE PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED BY THE STAKEHOLDERS IN THE REFUND OF CONTAINER DEPOSIT

Author: KIMBERLY RIVERA Issue: 2022-2023 Abstract: The physical lockdowns implemented by the government in response to the coronavirus pandemic have had an effect on the construction sector of the economy and resulted in a decrease in the volume of cement movement/withdrawal from Solid Cement Corporation (S.C.C.). In response, the logistics department of S.C.C. implemented its… Read more: DELIVERY AND DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT PANDEMIC RESPONSE OF SOLID CEMENT CORPORATION

Author: SANJAY KUMAR Issue: 2022-2023 Abstract: For some time now, there have been existing employer-employee relations between Filipinos and other countries, with Filipinos playing the role of employee most of the time. Thus, this study was conducted to compare the job satisfaction and job performance of Filipino employees in foreign-and-locally-owned heavy equipment companies in the… Read more: JOB SATISFACTION AND JOB PERFORMANCE OF FILIPINO EMPLOYEES IN FOREIGN-AND-LOCALLY – OWNED HEAVY- EQUIPMENT COMPANIES IN THE PHILIPPINES

Author: JOHN C. VALDORIA Issue: 2022-2023 Abstract: This research emphasize on the translation endangered native Ayta Tayabas dialect through the implementation of natural language process through Naïve Bayes Algorithm. Android based smartphones were used as a communication medium for converting Ayta Tayabas dialect through use of Speech-to-Text API and direct text to preferred English-Filipino language… Read more: TAYABASPEECH: AN ANDROID BASED MOBILE APPLICATION FOR ENDANGERED AYTA TAYABAS INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR THROUGH NAIVE BAYES ALGORITHM

Author: JOHN EDWARD DEGAMON Issue: 2022-2023 Abstract: Teaching strategies varies upon the learners and should be given importance for it gives the students the means to learn efficiently, as well as the teachers who will handle variety of students who learns differently. There are various ways to teach the students and this gives us the… Read more: THE USE OF VARK LEARNING STYLE ON TEACHING GRADE 8 MUSIC AND ARTS IN UPPER BICUTAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL: BASIS FOR A PROPOSED LOCALIZED-LEARNING APPROACH

Author: MARIA CHRISTINA CANTALEJO Issue: 2022-2023 Abstract: Cultural heritage does not end at monuments and collections of objects as perceived by many people around the world. It also includes traditions or living expressions inherited across generations, such as oral traditions, performing arts, social practices, rituals, festive events, knowledge and practices concerning nature and the universe… Read more: THE PRESERVATION OF LERION AND BALSE MARIQUINA AS INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE TOWARDS FOSTERING MARIKEÑO IDENTITY

Author: JULA V. ONG Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: The paper aims to contribute to tourism and hospitality literature by conducting a study that seeks to investigate the interrelationships of various service constructs (e.g. service excellence, emotions, satisfaction and revisit intentions) that are commonly observed in an event attraction such as festivals, and in the process potentially… Read more: THE INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF SERVICE EXCELLENCE, EMOTIONS, SATISFACTION, AND REVISIT INTENTIONS: Evidence from Attendees of Angeles City’s Tigtigan Terakan Keng Dalan (TTKD) Festival

Author: GENELYN A. TRINIDAD Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: This study focuses on the sustainable practices used by the lodging sector in Region 13 and aims to formulate a framework and structured action plan for the achievement of the host region’s sustainable development objectives. The study utilizes descriptive-survey design and purposive sampling research to determine the current… Read more: SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES OF THE ACCOMMODATION ESTABLISHMENTS TOWARDS DEVELOPMENT OF OPERATIONAL FRAMEWORK IN CARAGA REGION

Author: MO XUEHUA Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: Since the implementation of college enrollment expansion at the end of the 20th century, higher education in China has begun to enter the stage of popularization. In order to reduce financial pressure, encourage students to participate in higher education, the government has implemented the university fee policy, which makes… Read more: RESEARCH ON THE IMPLEMENTION EFFECT OF UNIVERSITY STUDENT SUBSIDY POLICY – TAKING NANNING NORMAL UNIVERSITY AS AN EXAMPLE

Author: XIAO YINGJIE Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: In the context of China’s unique medical and health system, especially in the process of the reform of the country’s medical and health system, social contradictions among all parties are prominent. In the medical field, the shortage of medical and health resources, the contradiction between the growth rate of… Read more: STUDY ON INFLUENCING FACTORS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF DOCTOR-PATIENT CONTRADICTION FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS IN GUANGDONG PROVINCE, CHINA

Author: APPLE KATE SABAR Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are regarded as major economic drivers in the Philippines. They are engines for progress, innovation, economic prosperity, and wealth generation. They help alleviate poverty by providing employment for the country’s growing labor force. The current study seeks to shed light on micro-level… Read more: CREATING PATHWAYS FOR SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC RECOVERY OF MICRO, SMALL, AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (MSMEs) IN PASIG CITY AMIDST THE COVID-19 CHALLENGES

Author: NONALYN DELA PAZ Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: This study employed a qualitative research method with the participation of thirty-four (34) students out of the seventy-five (75) students from Naval Officers’ Basic Course (NOBC); 1st Quarter Training Program CY 2022, and Philippine Navy (PN) Instructors/Administrators. The NOBC students’ experiences of the online learning system were surfaced.… Read more: NAVAL OFFICER BASIC COURSE (NOBC) STUDENTS’ EXPERIENCES IN COPING WITH ONLINE LEARNING

Author: HE ZONGHONG Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: The development direction of education in the future is sustainable development education. Education for sustainable development in a broad sense aims to eliminate unsustainability in the current education system and to redesign the entire education system for a sustainable future. Limited by various realistic conditions, education for sustainable development… Read more: STUDY ON THE VALUE OF SUSTAINABLE EDUCATION IN VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS

Author: EDEL MKEL ALI P. MAUTE Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: Even while CBST sites have been around since before Tourism Master Plan 2018-2027 of Puerto Pincesa City was created, the CBST still face challenges when it comes to marketing and advertising their offering to potential tourists. Therefore, the objectives are the following; demographic profile in terms… Read more: COMMUNITY-BASED SUSTAINABLE TOURISM SITES IN PUERTO PRINCESA CITY, PALAWAN, PHILIPPINES: EXPLORATION FOR TOURISM PROMOTIONS

Author: JANINE FLORES Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: This research aimed to determine the Relationship Between Learning Agility and Commitment to Organizational Change of Hotel Employees among selected DOT accredited hotels in Manila, the result of which were used as a basis to craft a Proposed Management Programs on developing learning agility during this time of pandemic.… Read more: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LEARNING AGILITY AND COMMITMENT TO ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE OF HOTEL EMPLOYEES IN MANILA

Author: MICHELLE VAN M. EUSEBIO Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: Tourism is one among the most dynamic and vibrant section on the planet. Management of sustainable tourism must guarantee that travelers’ needs are addressed, users have lasting memories, they are conscious of environmental concerns, and sustainable techniques are shared among individuals. This study assessed sustainable tourism management… Read more: PRACTICES, CHALLENGES, AND LESSONS LEARNED IN SELECTED RESORTS AND HOTELS IN THE PROVINCE OF ZAMBALES: BASIS FOR SUSTAINABLE TOURISM MANAGEMENT

Author: MARCO ANGELO GALICIA Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: Smart cities refer to the use of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in planning, implementation, and monitoring of operational functions in cities to better the lives of the people. In the Philippines, Makati City is regarded as one of the most advance cities in terms of disaster preparedness… Read more: MAKATIZEN INVOLVEMENT IN URBAN TOURISM PLANNING: OPPORTUNITIES FROM A SMART CITY PERSPECTIVE

Author: ZHANG LEI Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: In March, 2020, the world experienced a new and devastating pandemic known as Covid-19. Due to the deadly effects of this virus, everybody in the whole world had to make a drastic change in their lifestyle. People had to get used to the fact that they cannot just go… Read more: MARKETING A BOUTIQUE HOTEL

Authors: HE XIN Issue: 2021-2022 In recent years, the development of my country’s retail industry has entered a bottleneck period. On the one hand, the growth rate of e-commerce has slowed down and dividends have decreased. The development of e-commerce has gradually matured. Many retail companies hope to get involved in e-commerce through network technology… Read more: BUSINESS MODEL TRANSFORMATION AND PERFORMANCE OF THREE SQUIRRELS CO., LTD UNDER THE NEW RETAIL BACKGROUND

Authors: MARCEL ANGELO A. MIRANDA Issue: 2021 – 2022 Abstract: Today, work from home set up is now being adapted by almost every company worldwide. This is due to the pandemic that has affected and is still affecting the world. For the economy to run again, companies have started adapting the work from home set… Read more: JOB PERFORMANCE OF EMPLOYEE’S WORKING FROM HOME AS BASIS FOR PRODUCTIVITY

Authors: DIVINE YENNIE T. HAMPUY Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: The plight of the year 2021 is mainly focused on the eradication of the Covid-19 pandemic which started in Wuhan, China. Global lockdown, social distancing, wearing of facemasks and face shields, and closing of borders has been the emerging trend internationally. These are the phases taken by… Read more: IMPACT OF COVID-19 TO THE INTERNATIONAL TRADE RELATIONS BETWEEN CHINA AND THE PHILIPPINES

Authors: RENZ JOMAR MARIANO Issue: 2021 – 2022 Abstract: One of the public health crises the world has been experiencing is the emergence of the virus called COVID – 19 which was first found in Wuhan, China, in December 2019 and become a pandemic that causes panic among nations. This corona virus had spread rapidly… Read more: THE SOCIO–ECONOMIC IMPACT OF COVID 19 PANDEMIC ON CUSTOMS BROKERAGE INDUSTRY IN METRO MANILA