Social Science

How Indonesia's Most-Followed Female Rapper Outsmarted the Algorithm Without Selling Out In the hyper-masculine world of Indonesian hip-hop, a rapper...

Summer after summer, the asphalt, brick, and concrete of modern cities are quietly cooking their residents. Because built surfaces absorb...

Crime in New York City is famously uneven. A small fraction of streets and neighborhoods absorbs a wildly disproportionate share...

A new robotic adaptation of an advanced laparoscopic suturing curriculum establishes preliminary proficiency benchmarks for seven simulated surgical tasks.

A study of Colombian students suggests gratitude helps translate empathy into prosocial behavior, especially toward family and friends.

A continuing global research-mapping project identifies and interprets the critical directions shaping digital education’s technological, policy and ethical future.

A nationwide survey of professionals working with young children with disabilities in Jordan has identified a quiet but consequential weakness...

A longer life does not necessarily mean a healthier one, especially for older women in India. A nationwide analysis has...

In Chad, the price of staying connected is not distributed evenly between men and women. A new economic analysis of...

Regional trade agreements are often presented as engines of globalization: countries lower barriers, firms gain access to new markets, and...