Political Civility: Dialogue not Diatribe

An editorial column by Evan Barrett which appeared in these newspapers: Helena Independent Record June 15, 2018 The Montana Standard June 15, 2018 The Billings Gazette June 17, 2018 The Bozeman Daily Chronicle June 17, 2018 The Missoulian June 17, 2018 Last Best News June 22, 2018 The Montana Post June 22, 201

Roseanne & Trump Don’t Reflect American Values

An editorial column by Evan Barrett which appeared in the following newspapers: The Missoulian June 7, 2018 The Helena Independent June 5, 2018 The Montana Standard June 3, 2018 The Montana Post June 8, 201

Editorial: Governance and justice - Southern edition

Editorial for June 2018

In Memoriam: Rafael Santamaria Aquilue

Rafael Santamaría died on 28th June 2018. He was Editor of the Revista de Economía Aplicada for a decade, and up until his death, always showed great dedication and willingness to help, even in the worst moments of his illness. In his role as Editor, he improved the work not only of the authors who sent their research to the journal but also that of all his colleagues on the Editorial Board

Ford Madox Ford's Last Library: Details, Dedications, and Remaining Mysteries in the Berg Collection, New York

This account of Ford Madox Ford's last library, donated by his partner Janice Biala to the New York Public Library before her death in the 1990s, develops the piece I published on this subject in the Times Literary Supplement in June 2018. It discusses the library's content, genesis, and the exciting discovery of Ford's editorial work on some of his own novels in the collection, particularly the First World War masterpiece, Parade's End

PENERAPAN MOVE-STEP PADA TEKS EDITORIAL HARIAN KOMPAS : Kajian Genre

Penelitian mengenai editorial atau tajuk rencana telah dikaji oleh banyak peneliti, khususnya dalam hal struktur skema dan analisis Tahapan-Langkah (Move-Step). Namun, beberapa penelitian tersebut hanya berfokus pada bagaimana move-step diterapkan pada bahasa Inggris, sedangkan kajian dalam konteks bahasa Indonesia masih belum banyak dikaji. Dengan demikian, penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menginvestigasi penerapan movestep pada teks editorial koran Harian Kompas. Menggunakan metodologi deskriptif kualitatif, peneliti menganalisis secara random 30 teks editorial sejak Oktober 2018 sampai Juni 2019 tentang isu nasional. Penelitian ini mengadopsi kerangka analisis dari Bhatia (1993) untuk menganalisis move secara umum dan Zarza & Tan (2016) untuk melihat step dari masing-masing move. Dalam hal kemunculan, peneliti mengikuti proposisi dari Joseph, dkk. (2014) yang meliputi obligatory, quasi-obligatory and optional. Hasilnya menunjukkan bahwa terdapat persamaan dalam penerapan Tahapan (Move) yang keseluruhannya dikategorikan sebagai obligatory: judul, menyajikan masalah, mendukung atau menolak kejadian dan menyatakan sikap. Namun demikian, terdapat variasi dalam hal penerapan step. Hasil penelitian ini diharapkan membawa wawasan baru terhadap konsep genre dalam konteks bahasa Indonesia. Selain itu, penelitian ini juga bermanfaaat dalam konteks pedagogi.;--Research on editorials section has been massively studied by many researchers concerning on schematic structure and rhetorical move-step analysis. However, these studies merely focus on how move-steps are applied to the English context, while studies on move-step analysis in the context of Indonesian are still not widely explored. Thus, this study aims to investigate the manifestation of moves and steps in the editorial section of the Harian Kompas newspaper. Using a qualitative descriptive methodology, the researcher analysed randomly selected 30 editorial texts from October 2018 to June 2019 focusing on national issues. This study adopted analytical framework from Bhatia (1993) to analyse rhetorical moves in general and Zarza & Tan (2016) to see the steps for each move. In terms of parameter occurrences, the researcher categorised them into obligatory, quasi-obligatory and optional (Joseph et al., 2014). The results reveal that there are four communicative purposes in the form of Moves which are categorised as obligatory, i.e. Headline, Presenting a Case, Justifying or Refuting Events and Articulating a Stance. However, several variations are found in the manifestation of steps. The results of this study might enrich the theoretical framework on editorial genre, particularly in Indonesian context. In other words, this could be as a guideline for teachers and students in teaching and learning on writing skills in argumentative texts, particularly in Indonesian context

Brexit and beyond: Transforming mobility and immobility

This Guest Editorial introduces a special issue entitled Brexit and Beyond: Transforming Mobility and Immobility. The unfolding story of Brexit provided the backdrop to a series of events, organised in 2018 and 2019, which were the result of a collaboration between migration researchers in Warsaw and the UK, funded by the Noble Foundation’s Programme on Modern Poland. The largest event – held in association with IMISCOE – was an international conference, arising from which we invited authors to contribute papers to this special issue on the implications of Brexit for the mobility and immobility of EU citizens, particularly – but not exclusively – from Central and Eastern Europe, living in the UK. As we outline in this Editorial, collectively, the papers comprising the special issue address three key themes: everyday implications and ‘living with Brexit’; renegotiating the ‘intentional unpredictability’ status and settling down; and planning the future and the return to countries of origin. In addition, we include an interview with Professor Nira Yuval-Davis, based on the substance of her closing plenary at the conference – racialisation and bordering. Her insightful analysis remains salient to the current situation – in June 2020, as the UK enters the final months of the Brexit transition period – in the unexpected midst of a global pandemic and an imminent recession

Threshold Concepts, Action Poetry and the Health Professions: An Interview with Ray Land

Note: Hilary Neve and Linda Martindale, members of the editorial team for this special Issue of the International Journal of Practice-based Learning in Health and Social Care, undertook this interview with Ray Land in June 2018. The interview was transcribed verbatim and subsequently edited for publication. In this, Ray Land considers the impact of threshold concepts generally as well as key implications for the healthcare education and practice

Announcement of Retraction

The editorial board announced this article has been retracted on June 27, 2019. If you have any further question, please contact us at: [email protected]   Article Title: Integrating Gender Issues into the Teaching of Art Appreciation at University Level Author/s: Fu-Ju Yang Journal Title: International Educational Research ISSN 2576-3059   E-ISSN 2576-3067 Volume and Number: Vol. 1, No. 2, 2018 Pages: 1-15 DOI: 10.30560/ier.v1n2p

Fostering Collaborative Research for Customer Experience – Connecting Academic and Practitioner Worlds

© 2020 This editorial calls for greater use of academic-practitioner workshops to co-create value for academics, practitioners and wider network actors through promotion of research relevance and sharing of problems, ideas and data. It describes how one such workshop, the 2nd Academic-Practitioner Research with Impact Workshop focusing on the design and decision making for customer experience, co-hosted in Manchester on 18th and 19th of June 2018 by Alliance Manchester Business School, University of Manchester and Loughborough University's Centre for Service Management (CSM), was delivered. The key processes for success and issues to consider for future such events are discussed. The workshop resulted in 8 papers (six theoretical and two empirical). This Special Issue advances current understanding of CE through the research considering the role of technology (AI and big data) in CE research, atypical CE (vulnerability, deviance behaviours and service failure and recovery) and focusing on important organizational and B2B issues (business model innovation, and CEM in business markets)