CITI University has published Research Papers, bringing together scholarly work by its faculty, doctoral researchers and students. This issue contains 21 articles analysing issues in particular fields, examining causes and consequences and identifying approaches and solutions.
For example, Dr D. Sandagsuren, Head of Journalism at the School of Humanities, examines ‘Responsibility of Political Consciousness: Ethics’, including conditions for a system of political accountability and the need for public scrutiny of politicians’ activities.
School of Law Director B. Odongerel’s article, ‘Criminal Liability of Legal Entities in Mongolia’, examines its necessity, investigation and ways to improve legal regulation.
Other contributions include:
- Management Habits and Their Influence on Employee Attitudes — G. Tsogoo and T. Munkhtenger, Marketing students, School of Business;
- Developing Franchising in Mongolia — P. Enkhgerel, fourth-year Marketing student, School of Business;
- Loneliness among Older People and Contributing Factors — Ts. Badamtsetseg and Kh. Buyanbaatar, Marketing students, School of Business;
- Possibilities for Increasing VAT Refunds — A. Oyuunsaikhan, lecturer and doctoral student, School of Business;
- Leading the Younger Generation — B. Zolzaya, lecturer and doctoral student, School of Business;
- Conditions for the Emergence of Sociological Research on Arts Education in Mongolia — B. Altankhaich, Fashion Design lecturer and doctoral student, School of Construction, Architecture and Design;
- Aromatherapy for the Human Body — B. Enkhtuul, School of Beauty student;
- Effects of Gua Sha Massage on Skin Treatment — E. Munkhzul, School of Beauty student;
- Foreign Researchers on N. Jantsannorov — Dr B. Batjargal, musicologist;
- The Role of Mongolian Cinema in Shaping Contemporary Social Culture — Dr, Associate Professor T. Tumur-Ochir, film director and Acting lecturer, School of Arts;
- Independence of Mongolian Media and Current Challenges — Dr D. Sandagsuren, Head of Journalism, School of Humanities;
- The Role of Unen Newspaper in Social Restructuring — Dr, Professor G. Turtogtokh, Academic Secretary of the Academic Council;
- What Is Globalism? How Does It Work and Who Benefits? — Sergey Zhdanov;
- Anti-Globalism — Dr, Professor G. Turtogtokh, Academic Secretary of the Academic Council;
- Comparing the Cultural Meanings of Symbolic Characters in Chinese and Mongolian — Dr Sh. Munkhtsetseg, Chinese-language lecturer, Department of Foreign Languages and Educational Studies, School of Humanities;
- Causes of Discrimination against Students — Kh. Enkhtuya, lecturer and doctoral student, Department of Foreign Languages and Educational Studies, School of Humanities;
- Opportunities for Developing Air Transport in Mongolia — A. Gantulga, Head of Tourism and doctoral student, School of Business;
- Developing Fashion Criticism Studies — B. Altankhaich, Fashion Design lecturer and doctoral student, School of Construction, Architecture and Design;
- Origins and Development of the Mongolian Circus and Its Buildings — O. Anudari, student, Department of Construction Architecture and Interior Design, School of Construction, Architecture and Design.
CITI faculty and students are invited to read these works at the university library.
A digital version will also be made available for online reading shortly.
May the publication benefit many readers!