Archives for October, 2021

Librarians’ Survey Addresses the ‘Virtual Reality’ of Conference-Going
Bookshelf
October 28, 2021

Librarians’ Survey Addresses the ‘Virtual Reality’ of Conference-Going

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Perceived Support Profiles in the Workplace: A Longitudinal Perspective
Business and Management INK
October 27, 2021

Perceived Support Profiles in the Workplace: A Longitudinal Perspective

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Who Gets to Be Part of the Social Science Canon?
Impact
October 27, 2021

Who Gets to Be Part of the Social Science Canon?

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Webinar: The End of Family Homelessness? Evidence and Analysis for Stronger Policy
Event
October 26, 2021

Webinar: The End of Family Homelessness? Evidence and Analysis for Stronger Policy

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Academic Collaboration with China is Important. But What’s the Price?

Academic Collaboration with China is Important. But What’s the Price?

Totalitarian rule and the governance strategies it entails have direct implications for academic internationalization at Chinese universities and for their collaboration with universities abroad.

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To Lead or Not to Lead – That Is the Question

To Lead or Not to Lead – That Is the Question

Our curiosity about how to decipher leading from non-leading questions resulted in a typology of how interview questions can lead in three ways; through introduced content, presupposition and evaluation.

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Virtual Event: Levelling Up – Principles and Practice

Virtual Event: Levelling Up – Principles and Practice

Levelling Up is a flagship policy of the current government of the United Kingdom. It is a powerful phrase, but one which […]

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COVID-19, Masks and Magical Thinking

COVID-19, Masks and Magical Thinking

The state of the face mask debate is rather as if Galileo had published his account of the heliocentric universe and then included a paragraph at the end telling the reader to ignore all the evidence because the Church had declared that everything revolved around the Earth.

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Covid-19: How to Learn the Lessons of Policy Failure

Covid-19: How to Learn the Lessons of Policy Failure

The dust is settling on the UK House of Commons report, produced jointly by its Select Committees on health and on science […]

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Why Entrepreneurship Is Only Sometimes Good for Peace and Stability

Why Entrepreneurship Is Only Sometimes Good for Peace and Stability

How can countries that are affected by conflict – such as Syria, Ethiopia, Yemen, Myanmar, and Afghanistan – be helped? Increasingly, the […]

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Lori Patton Davis Sees 1954 ‘Brown’ Decision as But a Booster, Not the Vaccine

Lori Patton Davis Sees 1954 ‘Brown’ Decision as But a Booster, Not the Vaccine

In a lecture on the 67th anniversary of the Brown decision , Lori Patton Davis argued that while there are small victories to celebrate on an arduous mountain climb, but don’t mistake those small crests as the equivalent to reaching the peak.

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Rethinking Readiness: What it Takes for Your Customers and Employees to Succeed in Today’s Networked Service Environments

Rethinking Readiness: What it Takes for Your Customers and Employees to Succeed in Today’s Networked Service Environments

Today, customers and employees need a broader form of “readiness” to successfully face fundamentally altered capability and motivational demands. Enter ‘actor ecosystem readiness.’

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