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Perlindungan Hukum Terhadap Penjatuhan Sanksi Pidana Kepada Anak Sebagai Pelaku dalam Penyalahgunaan Tindak Pidana Narkotika
This research was made by Law Protection needs based on Child Human Rights, which every child has right to gain a bright future. Also to review Law Protection for child who did a crime based on Constitutional Law. This research made to understand the legal protection provided to child who are involved in narcotics crime. Based on the description above, there is a problem formulation that is, what is the form of legal protection for children as perpetrators in the abuse of narcotics crimes. Then what are the factors inhibiting legal protection for children as narcotics abusers. The method used is normative juridical research method, that is research on secondary data. With this research done, there’s a hope about Law Protection for child who did a Criminal act have large area so it will become more effective and do preventive acts to prevent the same criminal act repeated and the similar act won’t be repeated and also it can grow up on handling a child as a criminal act to become better in the future
Measuring Flexicurity: Precautionary Notes, a New Framework, and an Empirical Example
Recently, there has been an increase and abundance of literature measuring flexicurity across countries. However, there is yet to be any agreement on the definition of the key concepts of flexicurity as well as the framework in which to base one’s research. Due to this, the outcomes found in the existing studies are rather diverse, far from reaching a consensus, and can be misleading. This paper addresses the issues by first introducing a framework, namely, the various levels and stages of flexicurity, as well as introducing some key issues that should be addressed when doing flexicurity indicators research. In addition, an empirical example is given to show how the framework derived can be used to carry out flexicurity research, and to show how by not regarding these frameworks one can come to misleading outcomes
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'One MBA'? How context impacts the development of post-MBA career outcomes
Using survey data from alumni of one of the UK’s earliest and largest MBA programmes we explore how career capital, career outcomes and career satisfaction are impacted by learner context. We adopt comparative capitalisms theory to investigate whether graduates from a standardised programme marketed as ‘One MBA’ report broadly similar career outcomes irrespective of their work and study location. We find that despite the rhetoric around globalisation in management education there are differences that fit the theories of comparative capitalisms literature; thus supporting the view that, despite the global nature of MBA branding, context still plays a role in shaping learning and career outcomes as evidenced by differences reported here. Significant findings are reported in terms of the reported development of career capital ‘knowing how’; career satisfaction and perceived organisational support, however differences in terms of the achievement of objective career success (promotion and career mobility) were less pronounced