The Korean drama film business is in high demand worldwide, particularly among women. This community enthusiasm will affect the tourism industry by increasing number of international tourists visiting Korea and popularity distribution Korean-style technology, food, apparel, other products. In eyes world, country's reputation improving; they have succeeded disseminating their identity through po...

Abstract Since the successful containment of COVID-19 in Wuhan late March 2020, China had implemented a nationwide highly stringent and restrictive zero-COVID policy to manage pandemic until sudden swift away from it early December 2022. How did Chinese Communist Party discursively construct as ‘normal’ legitimate policy? Using interpretivism poststructuralist political theory, this paper exami...

AIM To explore the use of paradigms as ontological and philosophical guides for conducting PhD research. BACKGROUND A paradigm can help to bridge the aims of a study and the methods to achieve them. However, choosing a paradigm can be challenging for doctoral researchers: there can be ambiguity about which paradigm is suitable for a particular research question and there is a lack of guidance...

This research offers a new perspective by reframing the positivist-interpretive debate as a distinction between the functional outcomes of research: explanation and understanding. Based on an older and well-established literature in philosophy, this distinction can reinvigorate important differences in research outcomes that have been lost. Understanding or “subjective meaning” is connected to ...

ABSTRACTThis study aims to investigate the dominance of research with paradigm positivism in accounting, especially related internal function audit. The dominant accounting date is positivist paradigm. In audit, all things are not only seen from facts that on surface and concluded directly existing data, but also must understand meaning contained it. Therefore, it necessary have another contrad...

BACKGROUND Short-term deployment of nurses is usually used within the hospital units in order to 'balance the numbers' or to cover the shortage of staff in the different units. Often nurses in the intensive care unit (ICU) are sent to go and assist in other units, where there is not enough nursing staff or when their own unit is not busy. OBJECTIVES The objective of this study was to explore ...