Promotion decisions and the adoption of explicit potential assessment
How effective are potential assessments in performance management systems at identifying promotable candidates, and does supervisor evaluation quality contribute to the Peter Principle?
Treatment patterns and factors associated with discontinuation of monoclonal antibodies
How do drug utilization patterns and factors influencing discontinuation of monoclonal antibodies, known for their specificity and high cost, impact patient care in a UAE secondary hospital?
Architectures of the Technopolis
How do the works of Archigram and British High-Tech architects compare thematically, and what does their shared historical and cultural context in London reveal about the common influences?
Women legislators and economic performance
How has the global increase in the proportion of women in politics over the past two decades influenced economic performance, particularly in India’s state assemblies?
Confidence calibration in a multi-year geopolitical forecasting competition
In what ways does research explore the development of confidence and accuracy over time in forecasting?
Transparency about lagging diversity numbers signals genuine progress
Does transparency about lagging diversity numbers, despite being counterintuitive to conventional wisdom, actually enhance perceptions of commitment, progress, and trustworthiness in organizations?
The construction of the sacred through photographs displayed in Latin American homes
How does the practice of displaying pictures at home serve as a form of sacralization?
Currency Management by International Fixed-Income Mutual Funds
How do U.S. international fixed-income funds manage currency risk, and what impact does hedging have on return variability and abnormal returns?
Comparing the Long-Term Predictive Power of Two DSM-5 Models of Personality Disorder
How do the two DSM-5 models of personality disorder predict long-term clinical outcomes in community-dwelling adults?
Party positions and the changing gender gap(s) in voting
Why, despite increased female support, do social democratic parties (SDPs) in most Western European countries face electoral decline?
ESG Disclosures in the Private Equity Industry
What does the evidence reveal about the trends, determinants, and impact of ESG disclosures by private equity firms globally?
Complexity, Evidence and Law
How does complexity theory and the concept of complex adaptive systems transform the understanding of the law of evidence and the nature of the American legal system?
Planned Cities
How can planning practices shift from top-down approaches to community-driven decision-making to address equality, liveability, and sustainability in cities?
China’s Foreign State Immunity Law: A View from the United States
What are the key provisions of China’s Foreign State Immunity Law (FSIL) and how does it compare to the U.S. Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA)?
Harold Arlen and His Songs
What makes Harold Arlen one of the great song composers of the twentieth century?
The Last Shall Be Last: Ethnic, Racial, and Nativist Bias in Distributive Politics
How did historical budget and spending patterns from state legislatures reflect biases based on race, class, and immigration status?
She Still Works Hard for the Money: Composers, Precarious Work, and the Gender Pay Gap
How does the gender pay gap manifest among music composers, who exemplify precarious work through their historical reliance on freelancing and multiple jobs to support their creative endeavors?
The Persian Gulf-Black Sea Corridor: A Game-Changer or Geopolitical Gamble?
Could the Persian Gulf-Black Sea Corridor reshape global trade dynamics, or will geopolitical tensions and Western sanctions derail its potential to challenge traditional routes like the Suez Canal?
Why Is the Euro Punching Below Its Weight?
Why has the euro, despite its potential, struggled to challenge the US dollar’s global dominance—and what would it take to change that?
Reframing Redemption: Public Use and Perceptions of Labeling Alternatives in Criminology
Person-first language, like saying “person with a conviction” instead of “criminal,” is designed to reduce stigma and help people rebuild their lives. But what if this well-meaning approach is actually backfiring?
Standards as a social contract in curriculum-based qualifications
How do stakeholder perceptions of qualification standards in Scotland, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, reflect tensions between different assessment paradigms?
Virtual Staining of Tissue Using AI
How can AI virtually stain our biopsies for transforming pathology?
Peak sales time prediction in new product sales
How can managers predict the peak sales time (T*) for new products more accurately using limited sales data?
HiSCoD: a new gateway for the study of historical social conflict
What is the primary purpose of the Historical Social Conflict Database (HiSCoD)?
Crucibles of Power: Smolensk under Stalinist and Nazi Rule
What can the experiences of Smolensk residents during the transitions between Stalinist rule, Nazi occupation, and Soviet reoccupation teach us about life and choices under two opposing totalitarian regimes?
Ask for More: 10 Questions to Negotiate Anything
How can asking better questions lead to better outcomes in negotiation, career, and life?
Revolutionizing Food Assistance: Lessons from the Pandemic
What if I told you that during the pandemic, a $300 grocery voucher did more to help struggling families than decades of traditional food assistance programs? The story of how this unprecedented experiment unfolded is absolutely fascinating.
American Freethinker: Elihu Palmer and the Struggle for Religious Freedom in the New Nation
Who was Elihu Palmer? and how did his views challenge traditional religious beliefs in the early United States?
China in Focus
China is navigating trade tensions, industrial shifts, and global influence, with high-tech sectors like EVs and semiconductors driving growth. What policies will shape its future? Dan Wang and Yang Yao Peking University discuss.
Language-Specific Constraints on Conversation: Evidence from Danish and Norwegian
Do cross-linguistic differences in sound structure influence the use of conversational devices like backchannels, repair, and linguistic entrainment in everyday conversations?
Revolutionizing Diagnosis: SSL-CPCD
We’re diving into a groundbreaking self-supervised learning method in AI called SSL-CPCD. It’s a game-changer in how we analyze endoscopic medical images, and it’s making waves in both AI and healthcare circles.