Social Science
Children Don’t Just Receive Quality in Preschool—They Help Create It
A major review argues that quality in early childhood education is co-created by children and educators together, demanding new measurement...
COVID-19 Hit Unequal Intersections of Swedish Society Hardest, Landmark Study Finds
A nationwide Swedish MAIHDA study of eight million adults found that severe COVID-19 outcomes were driven by shifting intersections of...
Price beats planet: why shoppers keep buying ultra-fast fashion despite knowing the harm
RMIT University research finds that Australian shoppers aware of ultra-fast fashion's environmental harm keep buying because price, convenience and psychological...
Inside China’s Philanthropic Experiment: Digital Giving Meets State Power
A new special issue argues Chinese philanthropy is being transformed by digital platforms, state incorporation and demographic pressure.
Drug Crisis in Iraqi Kurdistan Tied to Joblessness, Poverty and a Decade of Unrest
A decade-long mixed-methods study links the surge in drug abuse and trafficking in Iraqi Kurdistan to unemployment, poverty and social...
How Ghana’s Hotels and Restaurants Fought Back Against COVID-19: New Evidence from Accra
A survey of 90 senior managers in Accra reveals how Ghana's hospitality firms weathered COVID-19 disruptions and which resilience strategies...
Graduate Education Research Is Absorbing More Knowledge but Spreading It Less Widely
A 20-year analysis of 4,635 publications finds that graduate education research is absorbing more knowledge and diffusing it faster, but...
Suburban Arrests Surged After COVID, With Sharp Racial Disparities
A new analysis of six years of arrest records in a Rochester, New York suburb finds that arrests tripled after...
Years After Legalization, Abortion Patients in Catalonia Still Face Delays
An ethnographic study finds that years after Spain's 2010 abortion liberalization, patients in the Catalan public health system still face...
Students Read Other Faiths Through the Lens of Their Own Beliefs
New research shows high school students interpret sacred texts from unfamiliar religions through the lens of their own faith, culture,...
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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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