Long-distance migration and venting of methane from the base of the hydrate stability zone
Could deep-water methane hydrates, once thought stable, contribute to climate change under certain geological conditions?
Retirement savings adequacy in the Netherlands
How adequate is retirement income in the Netherlands?
Social cohesion predicts COVID-19 vaccination intentions and uptake
How does social cohesion influence COVID-19 vaccination behavior?
Recognizing Indigenous jurisdictions in Canada
How is Canada advancing reconciliation with Indigenous peoples?
노동 시장 성과에서 사회적 기술의 중요성 증가: 한국 사례
최근 연구에 따르면, 의사소통 및 협업 능력과 같은 사회적 기술이 한국 노동 시장에서 점점 더 중요해지고 있습니다. 이 인터뷰에서는 기업의 채용 트렌드 변화, 사회적 기술이 임금에 미치는 영향, 그리고 교육 및 정책적 시사점을 분석합니다. 노동 시장 변화에 대한 핵심 통찰을 제공합니다.
Segregation by experience: Agency, racism, and learning in the early grades
Can early childhood educators leverage students’ natural curiosity to foster collaborative learning, and what barriers prevent some students from accessing these experiences?
Future of maritime autonomy: cybersecurity, trust and mariner’s situational awareness
As the maritime industry moves toward fully autonomous vessels, the shift from onboard crews to remote operations introduces new risks, including reduced Situational Awareness (SA) and cyber threats. Kevin Jones highlights the need for future navigators to develop new digital skills for remote monitoring, supervision, and cyber incident management.
Green Transition in the Euro Area: Domestic and Global Factors
The green transition requires careful fiscal policy design to balance economic sustainability with climate goals. Kostas Mavromatis explores the macroeconomic effects of carbon taxes, green subsidies, and global policy coordination.
Labor scarcity, technology adoption and innovation
How does labor scarcity, driven by cholera deaths linked to summer temperatures, affect short-run technology adoption and innovation in agriculture versus industry?
The Long-Term Effect of Unemployment Experience on Household Consumption
본 연구는 1997년 외환위기 이후 실업경험이 가계소비에 미치는 장기적 영향을 분석한 결과, 실업경험이 가계소비에 통계적으로 유의한 부정적 영향을 미쳤으며, 이는 특히 소득 및 자산보유 취약계층과 비내구재 소비에서 두드러지는 “상흔 소비” 현상으로 나타났고, 이는 주로 미래소득 감소보다는 저축 증가를 통한 자산축적 경로에서 발생함을 확인하였다. This interview examines the long-term impact of past unemployment experiences on household consumption in South Korea, revealing that the 1997 financial crisis left lasting “scarred consumption” effects, particularly among vulnerable income and asset-holding groups, driven primarily by increased savings rather than reduced future income expectations.
Public Interest Communication
How can the evolving concept of public interest communication address the tensions between public and private interests?
Brazil’s Economic Resilience
From battling inflation to navigating fiscal policy, Brazil’s economic trajectory is at a pivotal moment. But with rising interest rates, shifting trade dynamics, and global uncertainties, can this momentum hold? What risks could reshape its future?
Academic Governance and Online Pedagogy
How can higher education institutions effectively ensure the quality and efficacy of online course delivery?
Eating Disorders: A Practitioner’s Guide to Psychological Care
How can mental health and allied practitioners develop a more nuanced and effective understanding of the complex psychological processes underlying eating disorders?
Emerging adults’ journeys out of the shutdown
How did the return to in-person activities during the COVID-19 pandemic impact mental health, identity development, and well-being among first-year college students?
Production Chain Organization in the Digital Age
How does the diffusion of the internet impact downstream vertical integration and plural selling in U.S. manufacturing, as revealed by large-scale microdata and a plural governance framework?
Business ethics: A Kantian perspective
How do concepts like trust-building, transparency, and respecting employees through fair wages and meaningful work illustrate Kantian principles in business?
Existence theory and contemporary culture
What is ‘existence theory,’ and how does it apply existentialist philosophy to sociological theorizing?
The Role of the Banking Sector in Unraveling the Equity Premium
How does the banking sector influence risk-free bond pricing and the equity premium?
Neutral interest rate – much ado about nothing
Is the ECB’s 2% deposit rate forecast at the lower end of the range, reflecting economic concerns and a reluctance to dip below the neutral interest rate?
Queensland Holocaust Survival Testimonial Series
What is the Queensland Holocaust Survival Testimonial Series?
The inappropriateness of imputing knowledge of victim harm onto sexually abused child sexual offenders during sentencing
Should judges impute knowledge of the long-term harm experienced by victims of child sexual abuse onto offenders who were also childhood abuse victims?
Recusal Reform: Treating a Justice’s Disqualification as a Legal Issue
What are the primary challenges and criticisms associated with the current system of Supreme Court Justices deciding their own recusal?
The Discourse of Risk and Processes of Institutional Change
How has the dominant discourse of risk, through processes of institutional change and “risk translation,” shaped the emergence of green chemistry and its goal of replacing hazardous substances with benign alternatives to mitigate risks to human health and the environment?
The Many Faces of Health Justice
How does a pluralistic concept of health justice, incorporating distinctions like active vs. passive injustice and principles like equality, priority, sufficiency, and efficiency, address multifaceted health inequities?
Liberalism as a Way of Life
How does liberalism, as the pervasive ideology of our times, shape our values, sensibilities, and outlooks in both public and private life?
Modeling Neural and Perceptual Effects of Visual Cortical Stimulation: From Pulse Trains to Percepts
How does a computational model or ‘virtual patient,’ based on the neurophysiological architecture of V1, predict the perceptual experiences induced by cortical prostheses?
The Effect of Job Search Requirements on Family Welfare Receipt
What were the effects of Australia’s 1995 reforms, which introduced job search requirements for partnered welfare recipients, on family welfare receipt and labor supply decisions?
Evidence that intergenerational income mobility is the strongest predictor of drug overdose deaths in U. S. Midwest counties
What were the key findings of the study analyzing opioid overdose deaths in 1,055 U.S. Midwest counties, and how did socioeconomic factors, such as intergenerational income mobility, opioid prescription rates, and social capital, contribute to the variance in overdose death rates from 2006 to 2021?
Well, That Could Have Gone Better
How can self-awareness help physicians manage countertransference and improve their relationships with challenging patients, particularly when countertransference threatens the quality of medical care?
Political economy in South Korea and Japan
How have South Korea and Japan’s political economies influenced their approaches to industrial policy and economic growth?
Audio-Supported Reading & Students with Learning Disabilities: Giving Voice to All Learners
How can educators and policymakers ensure that students with reading disabilities, particularly those in K-12 settings, are provided with equitable access to inclusively designed digital curriculum materials?