Here is the latest weekly update of new and important social science websites. See the full listing  via the LSE […]

Influencing behaviour is central to public policy. Recently, there have been major advances in understanding the influences on our behaviours. […]

In 2009, Robert J Kwortnik Jr. and Gary M. Thompson, both of Cornell University, wrote an article entitled “Unifying Service Marketing […]

Philip L. Hersch examines the NCAA Coaching Carousel in the article, “Does the NCAA Coaching Carousel Hamper the Professional Prospects […]

The National Academies’ Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences and Education (DBASSE) will be awarded funding for a planning meeting to determine whether to conduct a full panel study to develop a framework for kindergarten through 12th grade (K-12) behavioral and social sciences education.

The Academy of Social Sciences (AcSS) will next week launch a major campaign to promote UK social science and raise […]

The last two decades have brought to psychology a renewed attempt to integrate both new forms of cognition (embodied, distributed […]

“Work–Life Balance?: An Autoethnographic Exploration of Everyday Home–Work Dynamics” by Laurie Cohen, Joanne Duberley, and Gill Musson was one of the […]

The British government has confirmed that it will introduce a Defamation Bill in the spring, to change the law on […]

This is an extract from a post originally published  in Harvard Magazine. When Majid Ezzati thinks about declining life expectancy, […]

Statements such as ‘knowing about history helps us to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past’ are commonplace.  There is […]

“Doing Good And Doing Better Despite Negative Information? The Role Of Corporate Social Responsibility In Consumer Resistance To Negative Information” […]