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Pierre-André Chiappori discusses recent developments in the literature on marriage markets.
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Many democracies around the world feature pervasive clientelist practices. How these systems emerge and persist is a central question in political economy. Bruno Caprettini and Miriam Venturini discuss how voting and clientelism respond to a major redistribution policy, the 1950 Italian land reform.
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Work-life balance and its link to positive outcomes have been limited to the micro-level analysis. Yomna Morsy it from a macro perspective.
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Mehluli Masuku discusses the management of health records in the Bulawayo and Matabeleland South provinces in Zimbabwe.
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Capitalism is blamed for a variety of economic and social ills. Peter Klein argues that these critiques are often misguided because they often confuse capitalism with cronyism.
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Tim Connor discusses the debate regarding shareholder primacy in Australia.
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Nina Boyarchenko links bond market functioning to future economic activity through a new measure, the Corporate Bond Market Distress Index (CMDI).
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Saju Jose discusses the factors that affect Generation Z behavior in the adoption of the COVID-19 Vaccine.
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Michael Head discusses questions about whether a citizen has the right to seek diplomatic protection from the Australian government and to have that application determined lawfully.
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Ramon Lewis discusses Australian primary and secondary school students’ self-reported responsible behaviour and their predicted level of misbehaviour in the absence of external controls.
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Rossella Calvi discusses dowry payments, domestic violence, resource allocation between a husband and a wife, and separation.
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Democratic societies thrive when citizens actively and critically engage with new ideas. Chris Brown discusses results from a Structural Equation Model using survey data from England.
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Research is generally regarded as falling within the scholarship of discovery. Lorraine Ling explores the application of the paradigms to the scholarships more broadly, including the application of the paradigms to the scholarships of integration, application, teaching, and engagement.
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William Branch discusses a longitudinal, small-group faculty development program for strengthening humanistic teaching and role modelling at 30 U.S. and Canadian medical schools that continues today.
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A more generous consumer bankruptcy system provides greater insurance against financial risks, but it may also raise the cost of credit to consumers. Tal Gross discusses this trade-off using the 2005 Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act (BAPCPA)
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Using data on workers who lost their jobs either before or after intervention, Vera Brencic suggests subscription to Job Alerts increases after intervention.
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Jonathan Wainwright discusses the English composer George Jeffreys
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Despite significant developments in the nature of twenty-first century warfare, Congress continues to employ a twentieth century oversight structure. Oona Hathaway discusses a proposal made by the 9/11 Commission to address information sharing failures—the formation of a super committee to address national security matters.
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