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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 11 May 2026

Eradication and Prevention of Corruption Using a Synergized IMIS: Highlighting Indonesia Case and Implications for the Southeast Asian Region

Roderikus Agus Trihatmoko

Southeast Asia Development Research · 37-51 · 10.63385/sadr.v2i1.101131

Building a clean government in Indonesia and the Southeast Asian region leaves serious work for every government regime, except for the Singapore government and perhaps Brunei Darussalam. This study aims to identify the role of Integrated Management Information System (IMIS) as a powerful tool in eradicating and preventing corru

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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 10 May 2026

AI Framing of Self-Determination in Southeast Asia: Diverse Conflict Contexts and Their Implications

Bryon Lippincott

Southeast Asia Development Research · 14–36 · 10.63385/sadr.v2i1.101081

A recent study by Deloitte Asia-Pacific estimated that AI (Artificial Intelligence) usage is integrated into more than 11 billion productivity hours per week across the Asia-Pacific region. The rapid adoption of generative AI models globally and in Southeast Asia, particularly, is shifting where people source information. Genera

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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 7 May 2026

AI-Driven Talent Management: Transforming Recruitment, Retention, and Workforce Analytics

Shankar Subramanian Iyer, Rajesh Arora, Divakar Gowda Murugendrappa, Brinitha Raji, Abhijit Ganguly, Soofi Anwar, Ankithax Mahesh, Fernando Eraña Reyes Jr, Raman Subramanian

Human Resource Strategy and Practice · 1–27 · 10.63385/hrsp.v2i1.101072

Contemporary organizations increasingly leverage artificial intelligence technologies to revolutionize human resource management practices, fundamentally altering how companies approach workforce optimization. This empirical investigation examines critical determinants and consequences of implementing AI-powered talent managemen

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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 7 May 2026

Community Responses to Kannywood Hausa Films in Northern Nigeria: A Cultural and Societal Perspective

Ibrahim Lamido

Contemporary Visual Culture and Art · 26–35 · 10.63385/cvca.v2i1.152

"Kannywood", a term referring to the Hausa-language film industry rooted in Kano, Nigeria, plays a significant role in shaping cultural, social, and economic narratives among the Hausa community. This study explores the diverse reactions of the Hausa audience toward Kannywood films, based on content gathered from social media pl

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ReviewOpen AccessPublished: 28 April 2026

A Scoping Review of Grading Practices in Health Professions Education

Karmen Chenoweth, Eric Walradth, Alexis Carpenter, Kasey Edwardson

Innovations in Pedagogy and Technology · 1–18 · 10.63385/ipt.v2i3.367

Health sciences, or health professions, education aims to develop students into competent professionals. This responsibility necessitates examination of the training and assessment of these future professionals to improve programs and patient care. However, grading can be fraught with issues, leading to misunderstanding, and gra

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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 27 April 2026

A Comparative Study on the Discursive Strategies of Chinese and American Corporate Communication Based on Impression Management

Lin Li, Ning Li

Journal of Language Service Studies · 133–150 · 10.63385/jlss.v2i1.305

Under the theoretical framework of impression management theory, interactional metadiscourse theory, and conceptual metaphor theory, this study intends to explore how Chinese and U.S. listed companies engage in impression management by manipulating tone and comprehensibility through discursive strategies, including hedges, boost

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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 20 April 2026

The Hands That Built Nations: Graphite Drawings of African Braiders

Francis Ankyiah, Monica Arhin

Contemporary Visual Culture and Art · 15–25 · 10.63385/cvca.v2i1.473

This paper examines how the worn-out hands of the African hair braider, drawn in heavy graphite, create a decolonial move. It re-positions these hands as instruments of labour into a text on which it argues that their labour is inherently connected to the larger, and mostly hidden, processes of postcolonial reconstruction and id

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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 20 April 2026

Bridging Policy and Practice: The Mediating Role of China’s Crisis Translation Scholarship in the 2020 Public Health Response

Qiaoling Liu, Lintao Qi

Journal of Language Service Studies · 119–132 · 10.63385/jlss.v2i1.368

To address the persistent gap between policy design and on-the-ground implementation across diverse linguistic and cultural settings, this paper proposes the Policy–Scholarship–Practice (PSP) continuum as an integrated methodological framework. The continuum foregrounds scholarship as the key mediating force that enables dynamic

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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 16 April 2026

Space, Place, and Tourism: A Visual Ethnography of Linguistic Landscapes in West Lake, Hangzhou, China

Jiexin Li, Zhixin Wang, Bin Ai

Journal of Language Service Studies · 100–118 · 10.63385/jlss.v2i1.99

Space-making is a popular and crucial issue in city planning and tourism development, and scholars have approached the topic from distinctive perspectives; this paper contributes to the discussion by examining a travel spot’s space from the perspective of linguistic landscapes in West Lake, Hangzhou, China. The research found th

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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 14 April 2026

Measuring English Foreign Trade Correspondence Writing Self-Efficacy: Scale Development and Validation

Yanchao Yang, Hongtu Zheng, Yang Lu, Sijia Xue, Bosheng Jing, Yue Wang, Jialing Zhong

Journal of Language Service Studies · 85–99 · 10.63385/jlss.v2i1.80

With the growing importance of English as a global lingua franca in international trade, the ability to write effective foreign trade correspondence has become an essential skill. However, beyond acquiring knowledge and skills, learners’ self-efficacy—their confidence in applying business knowledge, navigating cultural differenc

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