Suggestions for Further Research. This thesis was an initial effort to understand the post-authoritarian public prosecutor in Indonesia. Since this thesis focuses only on the prosecution service, further research could be carried out on several themes and topics, including legal and non-legal issues with the post-authoritarian criminal justice system. The first topic is of a legal nature and was already mentioned above: it concerns developing criminal procedure that has more due process features, and which harmonises laws on criminal justice actors in order to develop a better criminal justice system. A study on other criminal justice actors, especially the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, is also urgently needed in Indonesia. Since Indonesia still adopts the inquisitorial civil law system, as I discussed in this thesis, the MLHR plays an essential role in maintaining criminal justice policies, as well as in guaranteeing due process during the 33 See 3.4: Human Resource and Budget Management 34 See 5.4: The Trial Process
Suggestions for Further Research. Based on the findings and summary provided, here are three potential areas for further research. Comparative analysis of AfCFTA implementation and impact across different member countries The study focused on Kenya as a case study, but further research could investigate the varying levels of implementation, challenges, and opportunities faced by other member countries. A comparative analysis could provide insights into the factors influencing the suc- cess or challenges of AfCFTA adoption across different regions, economic contexts, and supply chain landscapes. In-depth exploration of specific supply chain sectors or industries The study covered supply chain management in general, but future research could delve into the unique dynamics and implications of the AfCFTA for specific sectors or industries, such as manufacturing, agriculture, or the service industry. This could help identify sector- specific challenges, opportunities, and tailored strategies for leveraging AfCFTA’s benefits. Longitudinal studies on the long-term impact of the AfCFTA As the AfCFTA is a relatively new agreement, the current study captures a snapshot of its initial impact. Longitudinal studies tracking the evolution of supply chain management prac- tices, regional connectivity, and economic indicators over an extended period could provide valuable insights into the long-term effects of the AfCFTA. Such studies could also assess the effectiveness of strategies and interventions implemented to address the challenges identified in this study. 6 Summary The study revealed that the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) holds sig- nificant potential for enhancing supply chain efficiency and fostering greater regional con- nectivity across member countries. The elimination of tariffs and reduction of non-tariff bar- riers facilitated by the agreement could lead to increased trade flows, lower logistical costs, and improved access to markets for businesses operating within the AfCFTA region. Addi- tionally, the harmonization of trade regulations and procedures could streamline cross-bor- der operations, leading to faster and more seamless movement of goods across national borders. However, the findings also highlighted several persistent challenges that hinder the full re- alization of the AfCFTA's potential benefits. One notable challenge is the lack of awareness and understanding among businesses and stakeholders about the agreement's provisions, rules, and mechanisms. Many ...
Suggestions for Further Research. From this study, some interesting topics are explored, however, it was impossible to further penetrate into all these new aspects. This research is limited only for the SC of tour operators selling Tanzania packages. Further research within this context in recommended on the following topics: How can tour operators apply outsource to improve efficiency and effectiveness in the tourism industry? How can tour operator manage demand during uncertain market conditions? How can small tour operators who become bankrupt merge with and acquire other tour operators? A Sample Thesis Methodology, viewed 19 May, 2009 xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/samples/Free%20Sample%20Thesis%20Paper%20Methodology .htm Xxxxx, X., 2006. Logistics, Ed. A III a, Publisher Uranus, Bucharest. Xxxxxxx, V., Xxxxxx, I., Xxxxxx, C., 2005. Tourism Marketing Journal, Publish Uranus, Bucharest. Xxxxxx, X., and Xxxxx, B. 1982.Trends in travel and tourism marketing:The changing structure of distribution channels, Journal of Travel Research,Vol.20 (4),Spring, p. 39 -44. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, 1999. A Tour to Sustainability: A discussion on tour operators´ possibilities for promoting sustainable tourism, Communication xx.0 XXXX Xxxx, University, Sweden. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, January, 2005 Impact and Responsibilities for Sustainable Tourism: A Tour Operator Perspective, Journal of Cleaner Production, Vol. 13, Issue 2: 89-97. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, 2009. Environmental supply chain management in tourism: the case of large tour operators, journal of cleaner production vol. 17, 1385-1392. Buhalis D., 2000a. Marketing the competitive destination of the future. Tourism Management 21(1):97–116. Buhalis D., 2000b. Relationships in the distribution channel of tourism: conflicts between hoteliers and tour operators in the Mediterranean region. International Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Administration 1(1): 113–139. Bull, A., 1995. The Economics of Travel and Tourism 2nd ed., London: Longman. Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, 2008. Managing ethics in the tourism supply chain: The case of Chinese travel to Australia International Journal of Tourism Research. Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx X., 1992. “A Total Cost/Value Model for Supply Chain Competitiveness,” Journal of Business Logistics, Vol. 13, No. 2, p. 285-301. Center for Environmental Leadership, 24 November, 2003. Supply Chain Management for Tour Operators. Xxxxxxxxxxx, X., 1991. Distribution and Customer Service, in Xxxxx, M. (Ed), the Marketing Book, 2nd ed., London: Xxxxxxxxxxx-Xxxxxxxxx, p. 378-383....
Suggestions for Further Research. Further research can explore the experiences of different types of schools, in different areas in Kazakhstan, as well as involve more and diverse population of participants such as parents and students. Employing mixed-method research design can contribute to including a greater number of research participants and gaining broader and deeper insights about SDP processes.
Suggestions for Further Research. Further research should evaluate more directly the effectiveness of different sensitization techniques with religious leaders and communities, including delivery method, duration, involvement of key populations members, and status/role of person delivering the content. Efforts to improve the capacity of healthcare providers to give comprehensive care to key populations members should also continue to be studied and evaluated. Further research should also continue to examine the evolution of laws and policies that effect key populations and identify the stakeholders and mechanisms for influencing them, with an aim towards reducing stigma and improving services. Finally, further research should continue to explore the experiences and perceptions of key populations members themselves, including how they desire to receive information and services, and what matters most to them in the context of holistic care. For example, this project identified that many key populations members consider themselves religious, which may be important to them and to their HIV-prevention behavior change potential, even if they have not yet found accepting religious spaces. Further research can consider what role religion plays in empowerment and compare across programs the effectiveness of strategies.
Suggestions for Further Research. Many great studies were used as a resource in this research and there are even more interesting studies from the field of quality. In general level these studies pretty much cover all important areas of quality. But for the specific requirements of this study’s case company there are definitely room for further research. Because of semi structured na- ture of questions in interviews the answers were extensive and diverse. So, many small things emerged that could be explored further, not alone but as part of a larger sampling. In addition to this, some larger entities which can be researched in future emerged. Of course, a small number of suppliers included in this study arouses interest in the re- sults that would be obtained from a study conducted on a larger group with lesser- known suppliers. Also, similar study implemented for foreign country suppliers would be welcome. Case company purchasing department conduct annual surveys to suppliers from the pur- chase point of view. It would be great to have similar annual survey completely in terms of quality. The most relevant questions could be clarified to monitor annual trends in quality cooperation. Also, would be interesting to explore quality cooperation inside the case company. Be- tween the case company departments, but especially cooperation with case company foreign units and foreign quality departments which are doing work for the benefit of the case company.
Suggestions for Further Research. One of the developers’ main goals for bar diagramming is that it facilitate mathematics word problem solving. From the literature under review, it is clear that bar diagramming aids some students’ problem solving of some types of problems. However, overall students missed many of the word problems included in the various studies, and many word problems were omitted from analysis because so few students attempted those word problems. Consequently, it would be valuable to more deeply explore the effect of bar diagramming upon word problem solving. In their work Children’s mathematics: Cognitively guided instruction, Xxxxxxxxx et al. (1999) have provided an analysis that categorizes mathematical word problems. Their categorization of word problems into types such as joining, separating, and part-part-whole problems with either start unknown, change unknown, or result unknown components reveals why some word problems are more challenging than others. It also lays the foundation for a schematic approach to mathematical word problem solving which is compatible with bar diagramming. A bar diagramming study incorporating Xxxxxxxxx and colleague’s categorizations might address research questions such as, (1) Which problem types are more amenable to bar diagramming, if any? (2) Does bar diagramming facilitate students’ understanding of the similarities and differences among word problem types, and if so, how? (3) Can bar diagramming be used to help students understand why one operation can be appropriate for various problem types? Another of the developers’ goals for bar diagramming is that it facilitate the learning of algebra. From the literature under review, it is clear that while bar diagramming supports understanding of the concept of an unknown and permits students to work with algebraic problems earlier than otherwise, researchers and teachers believe that the link between algebra and bar diagramming can be improved. One problem revealed in the literature is the tendency of students to confuse forward calculations (bar diagramming inspired expressions that look like algebraic expressions but only demand arithmetic) with algebra.
