by Iliyah | Dec 13, 2023 | Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
Dr Andrew Lohrey – Dr Bruce Boreham | How Worldviews Shape Scientific Research Dr Andrew Lohrey and Dr Bruce Boreham suggest that all scientific research, as well as everyday inquiry, is framed by one of two underpinning, organising principles: ‘content...
by Iliyah | Dec 13, 2023 | Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, Editor's Pick
Lisa Smith – Timothy Frankenberger | Building Resilience in Ethiopia’s Drylands: Evaluating Programme Impacts Developing countries face increasingly destructive crises, including climate, economic, political and health shocks. To improve quality of life...
by Iliyah | Nov 29, 2023 | Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
Dr Kimberly Kay Hoang | Who Gets to Be a Theorist? The Oppression of Marginal Theories Who gets to be a theorist? What kinds of theoretical work get marginalised in academic research? And how does this oppression play out in the peer-review process? Dr Kimberly Kay...
by Iliyah | Nov 29, 2023 | Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, Business, Economics & Finance
Dr Kimberly Kay Hoang | Spiderweb Capitalism: The Secret Financial Webs Built by the Ultra-Wealthy The anonymous leak of the Panama Papers in 2016 revealed how the exceptionally wealthy (such as politicians, celebrities and business leaders) hide their money and...
by Iliyah | Nov 29, 2023 | Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, Business, Economics & Finance
Dr Ian Maxwell | Patents, Politics and Products: Considering Chinese-Owned Australian Patents Patents, or holding the intellectual property rights to an invention, can be of great importance to a company, as they allow them to sell their product in a specific market...
by Iliyah | Nov 23, 2023 | Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
Professor Petra Amann | Cataloguing and Analysing Etruscan Mirrors in Austrian Collections The Etruscan people lived in the Apennine Peninsula in the 1st millennium BC, but their important classical legacy remains a fascinating topic to this day. Of particular...
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