Wealthy Latin American nations fear immigration more—until one variable changes everything
New multilevel analysis of 2020 Latinobarómetro data shows that economic prosperity reduces perceived harm from immigration once the Venezuelan migrant ...
Tag: Social sciences
Ecuador’s Universities Embrace Generative AI While Leaving Students Without Rules
A mixed-methods study of Ecuadorian universities finds students and lecturers use generative AI heavily for its usefulness, yet ethical concerns ...
How Government, Community and Household Cooperation Shapes Rural Climate Resilience in China
A synthesis of more than 120 studies from China reveals a new framework explaining how government, community, and household interactions ...
HKU Professors Take Top Honours at Nation’s Leading Social Science Research Awards
Two University of Hong Kong professors have won Ministry of Education awards for research spanning an AI policy framework for ...
Sage Takes Over Five Long-Running Left-Wing Journals from Lawrence & Wishart
Sage will become the publisher of five longstanding Lawrence & Wishart journals covering politics, culture and education from 2027 after ...
Social Sciences Take Center Stage on the Road to Carbon Neutrality
A new book review evaluates a Waseda University-led volume that frames carbon neutrality as a cultural and institutional transformation while ...
How Metaphors Help Researchers Master the Demanding Philosophy of Critical Realism
A study of an international fellowship finds that collaborative metaphor-work helps researchers collectively master the demanding philosophy of critical realism.
AI and Social Sciences Are Co-Evolving Into a New Research Paradigm
A new review in Artificial Intelligence Review argues that AI and the social sciences are locked in a bidirectional co-evolution, ...
Social Science Papers Increasingly Overstate Cause and Effect, Study Finds
A large-scale analysis using large language models and experiments shows that overreaching causal claims are common and increasing in the ...
Are Social Sciences Combat Sports? Obstacles to Scientifically Studying Society
The social sciences are facing a scientific identity crisis that increasingly resembles a combat sport. Researchers compete over theories, methods, ...
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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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