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Cheryl Matias University of San Diego draws from critical race theory and critical whiteness studies to investigate the ways in which whiteness and interest convengence impact modern day racial justice efforts https://faculti.net/the-pyrrhic-victory-in-racial-justice/ #criticalracetheory #racism #race

Rita Lucarelli UC Berkeley discusses the ancient Egyptian demonic imagery of animal and hybrid figures, according to anthropological studies and theories of perspectivism ➡️ https://faculti.net/when-everything-is-human-the-human-is-an-entirely-different-thing/ #egyptology #archaeology #demons #fantasticanimals #anthropology #Egypt

Marc Landy Boston College provides a survey of American anti-constitutionalism and a powerful argument for maintaining the constitutional order ➡️ https://faculti.net/keeping-the-republic/ #Constitution #usa #democracy #america

Over 110,000 total knee replacements were performed in the UK in 2019. The STAR care pathway is a clinically important and cost-effective treatment for patients with chronic pain three months after total #kneepain replacement for #osteoarthritis. Rachael Gooberman-Hill University of Bristol discusses research on the STAR care intervention ➡️ https://faculti.net/knee-replacement-and-the-star-care-pathway/ #health

Sonia Laszlo McGill University discusses the non-targeted effects of a large-scale national conditional cash transfer program—Peru's Juntos—on the fertility and reproductive decisions of adult beneficiaries ➡️ https://faculti.net/conditional-cash-transfers-and-womens-reproductive-choices/ #economics #development #Peru

Paul Jankowski Brandeis University explores the events of winter 1932–3, during which ‘the world finally changed, from postwar to prewar’ ➡️ https://faculti.net/all-against-all/ #history #war

Creative skill-building is a major focus of educational systems around the world. Tiina Kukkonen and Benjamin Bolden Queen's University discuss pedagogical strategies used to support students’ creative development ➡️ https://faculti.net/nurturing-creativity-in-the-visual-arts-classroom/ #education #art #arts #artteacher #teacher #creativity

How do militaries respond when they confront the dilemma of conflict between the liberal norms of respect for human rights and civilian control of the #military? Renanah Miles Joyce Georgetown University Georgetown Security Studies Program discusses the effects of norm conflict on military attitudes among the Armed Forces of #Liberia ➡️ https://faculti.net/soldiers-dilemma-foreign-military-training-and-liberal-norm-conflict/ #SecurityStudies #soldiers

Andrea Lista University of Southampton re-considers the current status quo in relation to the interface between market power and the application of competition law to the Big Data market ➡️ https://faculti.net/back-to-the-future-the-identification-of-market-power-in-the-big-data-sector/ #marketpower #lawfirm #BIGDATA #Antitrust #law

Can Cranberries improve #running performance?🏃‍♀️ Cranberries have the highest polyphenol and antioxidant capacity among fruits and vegetables and may protect against exercise-induced free radical production, consequently improving performance. Andreas Bergdahl Concordia University and Francis Parenteau discuss➡️ https://faculti.net/cranberry-supplementation-improves-physiological-markers-of-performance-in-trained-runners/ #science

Intergenerational altruism and #fertility are arguably linked, therefore immigrants might self-select on eventual fertility. Eli Berman UC San Diego work shows that Soviet Jews who migrated to Israel averaged almost one child more than members of the same birth cohorts who migrated later ➡️ https://faculti.net/fertility-migration-and-altruism/ #economics #migration

Karl Gerth UC San Diego delves into the history of consumerism and capitalism in #China 🇨🇳 challenging traditional views of the 1949-1976 period ➡️ https://faculti.net/unending-capitalism/ #chinesestudies #history #capitalism

Ingi Iusmen University of Southampton discusses the experiences of young Albanian asylum seekers in the UK, focusing on the asylum process and its mental health implications ➡️ https://faculti.net/trauma-in-the-uk-asylum-process/ #AsylumSeekers #asylum #trauma

Human beings, as self-conscious animals, evaluate themselves positively or negatively. In addition, as social animals, they also evaluate one another positively or negatively. Aiden Gregg Psychology - University of Southampton discusses how Dominance theory and hierometer theory can show how self-esteem and status might interrelate ➡️ https://faculti.net/self-esteem-and-social-status-dominance-theory-and-hierometer-theory/ #selfesteem #psychology

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Niron Hashai Reichman University - International School discusses the effect of international new ventures’ (INVs) congenital knowledge inherited from their founding teams vs. their experiential knowledge gained through learning by doing on the initiation vs. continuation of their international growth. ➡️ https://faculti.net/a-double-edged-sword-founder-teams-prior-international-experience-and-inv-international-scale-up/ #InternationalNewVentures

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Pejman Habibie Western University Faculty of Education - Western University provides an overview of the complex phenomenon of predatory practices in scholarly communication and publication. ➡️ https://faculti.net/predatory-practices-and-scholarly-communication/ #PredatoryPublishing

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Did Ford SAF sabotage the German War effort by deliberately manufacturing less viehcles than they could have? Talbot Charles Université Laval Imlay discusses wartime interactions change the relationship between private enterprise and government ➡️ https://faculti.net/the-politics-of-industrial-collaboration-during-world-war-ii-ford-france-vichy-and-nazi-germany/ #Ford #wwii

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Drawing on key critical debates on the question of hospitality ranging from phenomenology, hermeneutics, Richard Kearney Richard Kearney Boston College engages with urgent moral conversations regarding the role of identity, nationality, immigration, commemoration, and justice. ➡️ https://faculti.net/radical-hospitality-from-thought-to-action/ #Hospitality #Hostility #NarrativeImagination #ExchangeofMemories #Peace #Conflict #Violence #Enmity #Empathy #DigitalStorytelling

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Henry Braun Boston College Boston College Lynch School of Education and Human Development discusses inequality of opportunity and its impact on growing numbers of Americans, future generations, and the nation as a whole ➡️ https://faculti.net/the-dynamics-of-opportunity-in-america/ #Opportunity

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A central premise of the first demographic transition theory is that demographic change would occur more slowly in rural than urban areas. Shelley Clark McGill University examines trends among rural and urban families in Canada and the United States discussing current differences between rural and urban families. ➡️ https://faculti.net/are-rural-areas-holdouts-in-the-second-demographic-transition// #Canada #FamilyChange #RuralSociology #SecondDemographicTransition #UnitedStates