Vol 13, No 76 (2024)

Issue 76 of Amazonia Investiga offers a comprehensive collection of articles that delve into a variety of critical and contemporary topics across multiple disciplines. This issue includes innovative research on the intersection of COVID-19 and tourism in Mexico, as well as the application of systemic models like Kanban in the metal-mechanical industry. The legacy of Nizami Ganjavi and its influence on oral narratives, along with the challenges of integrating digital technologies in judicial and educational systems, are also explored. Articles in this issue further examine emergent properties in modern education, the role of emotional intelligence, and the impact of globalization on music education. The issue addresses the development of smart cities, digital economies, and the strategic enhancement of communicative competence in English learning. Additionally, the articles cover a range of legal and policy issues, including sanctions as a policy tool, digitalization in the judiciary, and alternative dispute resolution methods. The issue concludes with discussions on the role of art in refugee integration, the impact of illegal orders on Ukraine's banking system, and the unique challenges faced by journalism in times of war. Collectively, this issue provides a multi-faceted view of the technological, educational, and socio-political dynamics shaping today's world.