This issue encompasses a blend of empirical studies and analytical discussions focusing on healthcare quality, media influence, administrative law, and organizational development. The case report Assessment of Patient Satisfaction with Patient Controlled Analgesia (PCA): Monitoring Quality of Care in Clinical Setting at NGHA Dammam Hospital evaluates patients’ satisfaction with PCA use, highlighting its effectiveness as a pain management method and its role in maintaining quality care standards. تأثير الإعلام الجديد على خطاب الكراهية ومواجهته: دراسة تطبيقية على طلاب جامعة أبو ظبي (The Impact of New Media on Hate Speech and Its Confrontation: An Applied Study on Abu Dhabi University Students) investigates how new media platforms influence the spread of hate speech and explores strategies for countering it among university students. الاستئناف والأثر غير الإيقافي ووقف التنفيذ في القانون الإماراتي: دراسة مقارنة (Appeal, Non-Suspensive Effect, and Suspension of Execution in UAE Law: A Comparative Study) examines the legal implications of appeals and their effect on the enforcement of judgments, comparing local and international judicial practices. تصفير النظم البيروقراطية الإدارية في المؤسسات الحكومية الإماراتية (Zeroing Bureaucratic Systems in UAE Government Institutions) analyzes reforms aimed at reducing administrative bureaucracy to enhance efficiency and innovation in public governance. The Impact of Information Technology on The Development of Organizational Performance: An Applied Study on Khalifa Economic Zones Abu Dhabi - KEZAD Group explores how digital transformation influences productivity, communication, and performance improvement within a major economic zone. دور الإعلام الرقمي في تشكيل الهوية الوطنية: دراسة مقارنة بين الإمارات وماليزيا في ضوء السياسات الإعلامية (The Role of Digital Media in Shaping National Identity: A Comparative Study between the UAE and Malaysia in Light of Media Policies) discusses how digital platforms contribute to shaping and reinforcing national identity within different policy environments. نحو توازن تشريعي بين السلطة التأديبية وحقوق الموظف: قراءة مقارنة في القانون الإداري المعاصر (Toward a Legislative Balance between Disciplinary Authority and Employee Rights: A Comparative Reading in Contemporary Administrative Law) addresses the need for fair regulatory balance between institutional disciplinary powers and employee rights, proposing reforms to ensure justice and accountability in modern administrative law. Collectively, these studies offer valuable contributions to understanding evolving governance structures, media dynamics, and performance improvement in both public and private sectors.
This issue features a set of analytical and interdisciplinary studies encompassing political systems, legal measures, and healthcare evaluation. The article النظام الانتخابي الفلسطيني: دراسة تحليلية مقارنة (The Palestinian Electoral System: A Comparative Analytical Study) examines the structure and evolution of Palestine’s electoral framework, comparing it with other regional and international models to assess its effectiveness, fairness, and alignment with democratic principles. Combating the Macau Scam in Malaysia: Strategies for Mitigation and Resolution from Civil Law and Sharī‘ah Perspectives investigates the rise of financial scams in Malaysia, focusing on the “Macau Scam” phenomenon. It evaluates preventive and remedial strategies through both civil law and Sharī‘ah frameworks, proposing a harmonized approach to strengthen legal protection and ethical accountability. Evaluating Effectiveness of MEOWS Tool in Identifying Maternal Deterioration in Women Receiving Care among Nurses in Maternity Unit, at General Hospital, Dammam assesses the application of the Modified Early Obstetric Warning Score (MEOWS) tool in clinical settings, analyzing nurses’ use of the instrument to detect maternal health deterioration and improve patient safety outcomes. Collectively, these studies contribute to enhancing governance, legal resilience, and healthcare quality through critical analysis and evidence-based approaches.
This volume presents a wide spectrum of scholarly discussions addressing creativity, trade, education, media, entrepreneurship, law, and linguistics from both conventional and Islamic perspectives. The article on Creative Thinking Strategies and Implementation in Organizations from Conventional and Islamic Perspectives examines how creative thinking principles are applied within organizational contexts, comparing Western models with Islamic epistemological approaches to innovation and problem-solving. The Conceptual Framework of International Trade Between Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Countries develops a theoretical model to enhance trade relations among OIC member states, emphasizing economic integration and shared Islamic values. Teaching Practices of Special Education Teachers in Implementing the Subject of Plant Vocational Skills to Students with Learning Disabilities explores effective pedagogical strategies that support skill development and inclusion among special needs learners. COVID-19 and Racism in the Malaysian Media analyzes media narratives during the pandemic, highlighting issues of representation, bias, and social harmony. Delphi Technique with Three Round Modification for Item Development for Sustainable Funding Initiatives and Entrepreneurial Intention for Startup Social Enterprises in Malaysia applies a modified Delphi method to formulate reliable items for assessing sustainable financing and entrepreneurial motivations among emerging social entrepreneurs. The Implementation of Values in the Five Principles (Pancasila) in Local Regulation of South Sulawesi Province No. 4 of 2006 on Quranic Education evaluates how Pancasila values are integrated into regional legal frameworks to strengthen Quranic education policy. Lastly, Corpus-Based Pronunciation Research: A Bibliometric Analysis provides a comprehensive overview of research trends and scholarly contributions in pronunciation studies using corpus linguistics, identifying key themes, authors, and methodological patterns. Collectively, these studies contribute to multidisciplinary insights that bridge intellectual, ethical, and practical dimensions of contemporary scholarship.
This is the second regular issue of Law, Policy, and Social Science Journal. Articles are authored/co-authored by authors from different affiliations, majorly from four different countries namely Malaysia, Brunei and United Arab Emirates. This collection of articles highlights multidisciplinary perspectives across legal studies, education, media, and language pedagogy. The article on The Legal Approaches on Regulating Unfair Contract Terms in Malaysia and Australia examines comparative legal frameworks that govern unfair contractual practices, evaluating statutory protections, judicial interpretations, and consumer rights enforcement in both jurisdictions. Student Feedbacks on the Use of Technology in Learning Spanish explores learners’ perceptions of digital tools in Spanish language education, identifying the benefits and challenges of integrating technology to enhance engagement and proficiency. Civil Responsibility for the Electronic Press in the Syrian Civil Law discusses the scope of legal liability arising from online journalism, addressing issues of defamation, privacy, and accountability within the Syrian civil law context. The Relationship Between Media and Crime analyzes how media reporting influences public perception of criminal behavior and its potential role in shaping societal attitudes toward crime and justice. Persepsi Guru Besar Dalam Penyeliaan Pengajaran Dan Pembelajaran Di Sekolah-Sekolah Agama Di Negara Brunei Darussalam investigates headteachers’ perspectives on instructional supervision in Brunei’s religious schools, emphasizing leadership roles and quality assurance in education. Tahap Kesediaan Pelajar Diploma Pengurusan Acara Terhadap Kerjaya Dalam Industri Acara assesses the career readiness of diploma students in event management, focusing on skills alignment, motivation, and industry expectations. Employing the Canva in Teaching Arabic Reading by Play Method in Kindergarten presents an innovative pedagogical approach using Canva as an interactive learning tool to support early Arabic literacy through play-based learning. Collectively, these studies contribute valuable insights into contemporary legal reforms, educational innovation, and the evolving relationship between media, technology, and society.
This is the first issue of Law, Policy, and Social Science Journal. Articles are authored/co-authored by authors from different affiliations, majorly from four different countries namely Vietnam, Libya, Malaysia and United Arab Emirates. This collection of articles presents a diverse range of contemporary academic inquiries spanning environmental cooperation, cultural creativity, organizational behavior, global philosophical discourse, and legal analysis. The study on Tackling Marine Litter examines the Mediterranean’s regional cooperation model as a blueprint for ASEAN to address transboundary marine pollution through effective governance and sustainable environmental practices. Dabbe The Possession 2013: The Compatibility of Film Themes with the Creativity of Islamic Literature explores the intersection between Islamic literary aesthetics and modern cinematic narratives, assessing how film can embody or challenge Islamic creative values. The Employee Perception Survey at a Heavy Industry Company provides preliminary insights into workers’ attitudes, highlighting factors that influence job satisfaction and organizational communication. New Age in Contemporary Globalism: An Islamic Response critiques the rise of New Age spirituality amid globalism and presents Islamic thought as a coherent, principled alternative. The article on Acts Constituting the Crime of Human Trafficking in UAE Law offers an in-depth legal interpretation of trafficking-related offenses and their alignment with international norms, while Constitutional and Legal Guarantees for the Accused Person at the Court Trial underscores fundamental due process rights such as the presumption of innocence and the right to a fair trial. Together, these studies contribute to a multidisciplinary dialogue on ethics, justice, and societal reform within both local and global contexts.
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