Social Science
Jordan’s Early Intervention Employees Report Program Stressors and Challenges
A nationwide survey of professionals working with young children with disabilities in Jordan has identified a quiet but consequential weakness...
India’s Older Adults Show Sex Gaps in Disability-Free Life Expectancy
A longer life does not necessarily mean a healthier one, especially for older women in India. A nationwide analysis has...
Study reveals gender differences in communications and telecommunications spending in Chad
In Chad, the price of staying connected is not distributed evenly between men and women. A new economic analysis of...
Abreha and Robertson Win Best Article Award
Regional trade agreements are often presented as engines of globalization: countries lower barriers, firms gain access to new markets, and...
How Nonprofits Can Build Resilience Without Losing Their Mission
A new conceptual model describes nonprofit resilience as an iterative process powered by reserves, informed judgment and flexible decision-making under...
China’s Low-Elevation Coastal Zones Face Multiple Hazards, Challenging Risk Governance
China’s low-elevation coastal zone is not facing one uniform disaster threat but a shifting combination of earthquakes, storm surges, floods...
Spanish Social Services Reveal Three Digital Skill Profiles
A survey of 541 Spanish social services professionals identified advanced, consolidating and digitally constrained competence profiles, highlighting gaps in content...
Somalia’s Measles Vaccination Gaps Follow a Sharp North-South Divide
A national analysis finds that Somalia’s first-dose measles vaccination coverage was 58.3%, with significant geographic clustering and major differences linked...
China’s Forest Kindergarten Principal Reveals Professional Challenges and Strategic Solutions
Forest kindergartens are often presented as a simple antidote to indoor, screen-heavy childhood: move learning outdoors, let children explore living...
Study identifies socioemotional wellbeing profiles among Chilean adolescents
Adolescent wellbeing may not exist on a single sliding scale from “healthy” to “struggling.” A study of 1,384 Chilean students...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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