According to a recent analysis in the Stanford Social Innovation Review by Peter Levine and Dayna L. Cunningham, the way…
A new analysis by Jose Eos Trinidad (Journal of Further and Higher Education) pulls back the curtain on “institutional neutrality”…
Geopolitical tensions are increasingly reshaping global scientific networks, leading to a notable decline in international research collaborations. According to a…
A new working paper by economist Philipp Denter from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid challenges the comforting assumption that democratic…
In a provocative new paper, legal scholar Robert Post dismantles the traditional defense of “institutional neutrality”. Post argues that the…
In a Nutshell The World Justice Project’s (WJP) 2025 Rule of Law Index paints a stark picture: the global “rule…
In a nutshell A recent briefing from the European Parliamentary Research Service (EPRS) explores the complex and controversial practice of…
In a nutshellThe Asch conformity experiments remain a landmark concept in social psychology, first conducted by Solomon Asch in the…
In a nutshell A new study in the journal Political Behavior provides compelling evidence on the effects of disruptive, non-violent…
In a Nutshell An article in the Journal of Academic Ethics highlights a concerning trend: the increasing politicization of research…
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