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Nita Chhinzer discusses the impact of work-related and non-work–related variables on layoff decisions
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Jim Jose discusses the decline in the centrality of the state and what this tells us about the way in which the exercise of the power of the state is being understood within public administration/public policy scholarship.
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Silvia Mendolia discusses whether girls have been affected more than boys by the COVID-19 pandemic in terms of their mental wellbeing.
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Many decisions in the economic and social domain are made under time constraints, be it under time pressure or forced delay. Requiring individuals to decide quickly or slowly often elicit different responses. Antonio Cabrales discusses whether individuals trust (more) someone who is forced to respond quickly (intuitively) or slowly (reflectively).
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Tim Di Muzio discusses the explosion of debt across the global economy and related requirement of political leaders to pursue exponential growth to meet the demands of creditors and investors.
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Rosen Valchev discusses a model in which the emergence of a single dominant currency is driven by the need to finance international trade.
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"Smart contracts” are technologies that facilitate the generation and transfer of blockchain-based crypto-assets. Eliza Mik discusses the tensions between terminology and actual application of smart contracts.
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Marc Dacier discuss SDN's security challenges, debate strategies to monitor and protect SDN-enabled networks, and propose methods and strategies to leverage SDN's flexibility for designing new security mechanisms.
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Justin Ren discusses the areas of urban EV deployment for city managers, private developers, urban planners, and utilities who want to understand and lead change.
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Pierre Magistretti discusses how lactate acts on the brain to counter depression.
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Understanding others accurately is crucial in relationships and learning. Although young children possess some empathic understanding, the extent of their empathic accuracy is uncharted. Ivy Wong discusses Chinese children ability to infer the mental states of adults in ongoing parent-child interactions.
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Emily Erikson discusses the two camps social network analysis falls into (formalism and relationalism), their paths of divergence and tensions between the two.
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In the New South Wales Supreme Court decision of Anglican Development Fund Diocese of Bathurst v Palmer in December 2015, a single judge of the court held that a large amount of money which had been lent to institutions in the Anglican Diocese of Bathurst had to be repaid by the bishop-in-council. Neil Foster discusses the decision and some of those implications.
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Shady Elbassuoni discusses the fairness of scoring in online job marketplaces and explores how a scoring function, through which individuals are ranked for jobs, treats different demographic groups.
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Kichu Nair discusses the demand globally for international medical graduates (IMG's) and the workplace-based assessments as a mechanism for evaluating IMG's.
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A lot of attention has been paid to the plight of homeowners struggling to save their homes from foreclosure. How can homeowners re-gain control of these homes in order to solve the urban plight problem the foreclosure crisis left in its wake? Judith Fox discusses.
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