How Typewriters and Flying Boats Built UN Authority Over Colonies
A new study traces how the United Nations' first visiting missions, beginning in Western Samoa in 1947, manufactured the organization's...
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A new study traces how the United Nations' first visiting missions, beginning in Western Samoa in 1947, manufactured the organization's...
A Kyoto University study of 29 cats and 19 owners found that owners' positive moods correlate with daily physical closeness...
A qualitative digital ethnography of 100 Malayalam YouTube channels and roughly 100,000 viewer comments identifies four distinct modes of audience...
Researchers at the University of Wyoming have developed networked augmented reality modules that let student teams collaboratively explore molecular phenomena...
Roughly 120,000 people each year in England and Wales die from a chronic illness without receiving disability benefits they were...
A nationwide survey reveals that Chinese farmers participate more actively in digital agricultural value chains than contractual ones, but the...
A new integrative review of 44 studies finds that simulation-based training reliably improves trauma team skills in the short term...
A new study of rural Chinese households shows that production-related public transfers build development resilience more strongly than social security...
A survey of 401 Filipino university students found that comfort, quality, and affordability dominate sportswear purchasing decisions, while brand, advertising,...
A qualitative study of 40 refugee women in Ohio finds that fear of deportation, cost barriers, and confusion about the...
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