Sustainable Development in Maramures County

Radulescu, Adrian; Rita, Toader; Boca, Grațiela Dana; Abrudan, Madela; Anghel, Cristian; Toader, Diana Cezara

doi:10.3390/su7067622

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“…Sustainability is a complex phenomenon, which manifests itself in the direction of a healthy development of organizations, integrating social, economic, and environmental problems into their development strategies [74][75][76][77]. Artificial intelligence, along with other new digital technologies, fundamentally redefines the business environment, supporting sustainable development by creating value for customers, stakeholders, and for the environment.…”

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The Effect of Social Presence and Chatbot Errors on Trust

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This article explores the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbots for creating positive change by supporting customers in the digital realm. Our study, which focuses on the customer and his/her declarative psychological responses to an interaction with a virtual assistant, will fill a gap in the digital marketing research, where little attention has been paid to the impact of Error and Gender, as well as the extent to which Social Presence and Perceived Competence mediate the relationships between Anthropomorphic design cues and Trust. We provide consistent evidence of the significant negative effect of erroneous conversational interfaces on several constructs considered in our conceptual model, such as: perceived competence, trust, as well as positive consumer responses. We also provide support to previous research findings and confirm that people employ a biased thinking across gender and this categorization also influences their acceptance of chatbots taking social roles. The results of an empirical study demonstrated that highly anthropomorphized female chatbots that engage in social behaviors are significantly shaping positive consumer responses, even in the error condition. Moreover, female virtual assistants are much more commonly forgiven when committing errors compared to male chatbots.

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“…In fact, this kind of habitat-among others-could also sequester a substantial amount of CO 2 , as in the case of the juniper forest in Central Spain, which is characterised by other species of Juniperus such as J. thurifera L. and J. communis L. [71]. It is today essential to develop a modern forest management system in protected areas, and to promote the importance of forests and their extensions as a means of protecting and improving the natural environment, according to Rădulescu et al [72]. In view of this, and since vegetation knows no political borders, it is desirable to plan actions involving cross-border-cooperation projects based on other experiences in this field to ensure sustainable development and territorial cohesion between Spain and Portugal [73,74].…”

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Geobotanical Study of the Microforests of Juniperus oxycedrus subsp. badia in the Central and Southern Iberian Peninsula

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We have studied Juniperus oxycedrus L. subsp. badia (H.Gay) Debeaux in the central and southern Iberian Peninsula, where the macrobioclimate ranges from Mediterranean-pluviseasonal-oceanic to Mediterranean-pluviseasonal-continental, and the thermotype from the thermo- to the supramediterranean. The relevés were taken following the Braun-Blanquet phytosociological methodology. A statistical treatment was applied to establish a separation among Juniperus communities. To understand the presence of Juniperus communities in territories dominated by species in the Quercus genus, we applied Thornthwaite’s formula to calculate potential evapotranspiration. The general cluster analysis clearly distinguishes two groups of plant communities and separates the different associations in each group. All the plant communities growing on rocky crests and in extremely steep sloping areas are significantly influenced by the soil. The ombroclimatic index does not explain the presence of plant communities influenced by substrate, so we proposed a new ombroedaphoxeric index which explains the presence of Juniperus communities in territories with a thermotype between the thermo- and supramediterranean. The areas of distribution of Juniperus species are expanding due to the spread of rocky areas; this phenomenon causes an increase in edaphoxerophilous areas and a decrease in climatophilous ones. We propose four new plant associations, with updated structures and floristic compositions. Efficient conservation is possible in both the territories studied (Spain and Portugal) through the implementation of specific cross-border cooperation projects.

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“…Research on museums and sustainability generally has focused on defining the concept of museum sustainability, demonstrating the necessity of integrating this concept into the museum practices [3], and describing the ways in which various activities and measures adopted by museums have contributed or can contribute to enhancing the concept and practice of sustainable development. Because sustainable development is connected with the needs of current and future generations, and, so as to measure the progress that has been made, these needs must be assessed [35], Nielsen [36] had in view to provide support to the idea that the sustainability of a museum depends on the relevance of the respective museum for both the community and its visitors. This article extends Nielsen's research by analyzing other factors influencing sustainable museum development.…”

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Factors Influencing Museum Sustainability and Indicators for Museum Sustainability Measurement

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Abstract:The purpose of this research was to identify the factors upon which museum sustainability depends and the way in which this can be measured. Methodologically, we applied a qualitative research approach, using semi-structured interviews with experts from the Romanian museum sector, complemented by an in-depth study of the literature in this field. Results indicated that any objective measuring of sustainability must take into account the size of a museum's collections and its organizational structure. It was also found that museum type can affect sustainability via its competitive advantage. However, the sustainability of a museum is not strictly determined by these factors, but also by the management and marketing strategies applied. Based on analysis of literature-and respondent-based factors influencing sustainability, this article proposes a set of 33 indicators that can be used by museums to measure their sustainability, as well as a model that enables evaluation of the sustainability levels of various museums comparatively, regardless of their type, size or importance (e.g., national, regional and local). The results obtained are useful both from a theoretical point of view, given that there are few writings on this topic, and from a practical point of view, as they provide a basis for a clear, objective model of museum sustainability measurement.

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Sustainable Development in Maramures County

Cited by 13 publications

References 9 publications

The Effect of Social Presence and Chatbot Errors on Trust

The Effect of Social Presence and Chatbot Errors on Trust

Geobotanical Study of the Microforests of Juniperus oxycedrus subsp. badia in the Central and Southern Iberian Peninsula

Factors Influencing Museum Sustainability and Indicators for Museum Sustainability Measurement

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