Slides from the ALISS summer conference: Changing nature of scholarly communication
With threats to research integrity continuing to increase, more and more attention is being paid to “trust markers.” There is currently no […]
As higher education increasingly embeds generative artificial intelligence to help students think critically about information they encounter, how and when to best […]
“Once again the season of the anti-sociologists is upon us…[a]curious admixture of illogic and sentiment…makes up the creed and canons of anti-sociology.” […]
As part of his 2026 budget proposal, Andy Burnham, the United Kingdom’s prime minister, has called for “good growth in every postcode.” […] The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has awarded this year’s Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences to the American economists Robert E. Hall […] Four Americans working in the social and behavioral sciences are among the 20 people named MacArthur Fellows this year. Recipients may be […] The following is an adapted extract from The Cultural Industries, fifth edition, by David Hesmondhalgh. The increasing presence of information technology (IT) […] Developers of AI data centers have a public trust problem. According to multiple surveys, a majority of Americans say they would oppose […] I was adding some final flourishes on the topic of ‘iatrocracy’ to my forthcoming book with Natewindé Sawadogo – Sickness and Social […]
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