The asteroid 2000 ET70 (162421) was discovered by Lincoln Laboratory ETS (LINEAR) in New Mexico on March 8, 2000. Whiteley (2001) classified 2000 ET70 as an X-type object: This asteroid belongs to an ambiguous group that includes objects that are large and dark, metallic.The composition of this asteroid is unknown.The asteroid was at 0.0454430 U.A from the Earth on February 19.85956 (2012) and it will be at approximately 0.1503270 A.U from the Earth on August 21.07061 (2012

Quijano-Vodniza, Alberto

Rojas P., Mario

Katona, Norbert István

University of Debrecen Electronic Archive

The weight of stakeholders on gambling in the light of an industry-specific CSR measurement tool

Based on former research, a specifically designed international CSR measurement tool intended for gambling service providers has been devised by a group of researchers including the author of this study. The complex tool, being part of a series of researches and consisting of 86 questions, was first tested in Hungary and then in other four European countries (Sweden, Spain, Italy, and Croatia) by involving expert groups of state-owned gambling service providers and companies entitled to provide gambling services. In this study, the author examines the weight of stakeholders according to 11+1 dimensions, aspects, and the contents of the questions contained in the measurement tool, which is thus made suitable for international comparison. The study investigates the weight of the five gambling service providers through a desk research of their commercially sensitive data within the frame of the measurement tool and in their general CSR activities. This two-stage analysis has clearly shown that the primary guiding principles in the CSR activities of the five gambling service providers are responsible management of gambling services and certain groups of society and players. The comparative analysis of the companies’ CSR campaigns aimed at engaging stakeholders revealed differences both in their approach and best practices, however, it did not verify any correlation between geographical location and the attitude towards responsibility. Nevertheless, the analysis managed to demonstrate yet again the need for the active shaping of the regulatory environment in order to regulate the conduct of the involved parties and facilitate differentiated business value creation

Katona Norbert

University of Szeged

The weight of stakeholders on gambling - in the light of an industry-specific CSR measurement tool

Katona, Norbert

SZTE OJS Journals (University of Szeged / Szegedi Tudományegyetem)

English

Universidad de Nariño

ABSTRACT The asteroid 2000 ET70 (162421) was discovered by Lincoln Laboratory ETS (LINEAR) in New Mexico on March 8, 2000. Whiteley (2001) classified 2000 ET70 as an X-type object: This asteroid belongs to an ambiguous group that includes objects that are large and dark, metallic.The composition of this asteroid is unknown.The asteroid was at 0.0454430 U.A from the Earth on February 19.85956 (2012) and it will be at approximately  0.1503270 A.U from the Earth on August  21.07061 (2012).The asteroid 2000 ET70 was studied by radar in Arecibo and Goldstone.Shantanu Naidu and Jean-Luc Margot studied this object by Arecibo radar (Feb 13-2012) and they suggest that 2000 ET70 is roughly 1.5 km in diameter and that it has a period of rotation of about 9.5 hours. It has an orbital period of 0.92 years. From our Observatory, located in Pasto-Colombia, we captured several pictures, videos and astrometry data during three days. Our data was published by the Minor Planet Center (MPC) and also appears at the web page of NEODyS. Our observatory’s code at the MPC is “H78”. Pictures of the asteroid were captured with the following equipment: 14” LX200 GPS MEADE (f/10 Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope) and STL-1001 SBIG camera.Astrometry was carried out, and we calculated the orbital elements.  RESULTS We obtained the following orbital parameters:  eccentricity = 0.1243231  semi-major axis = 0.94541495 A.U orbital inclination = 22.32919 deg longitude of the ascending node = 331.05007 deg argument of perihelion = 45.20913 deg orbital period = 0.92 years (335.76 days) mean motion = 1.07218658  deg/d perihelion distance = 0.82787796 A.U aphelion distance = 1.06295195 A.U  The parameters were calculated based on 71 observations (2012 Mar. 1-7) with mean residual = 0.262 arcseconds.  