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understand and classify his positions, it is necessary to investigate his (theoretical) backgrounds and academic roots. The aim of this paper is, therefore, to analyze the roots of this political scientist ... this political scientist with the help of the method Reference Publication Year Spectroscopy (RPYS)-a specific kind of cited reference analysis-using the program CitedReferenceExplorer (CRExplorer). In
ability seems crucial in times of fake news and the need for conscious action and political engagement in climate issues. In the first part, the theoretical framework on informational picturebooks is ... Literature of Questions: Nonfiction for the Critical Child (2018). This ability seems crucial in times of fake news when there is a need for conscious action and political engagement in climate issues; hence
across three fields (Communication, Political Science, and Psychology), and examine all journals where they have published. Results revealed the most common journals in which prolific scholars have ... Communication scholars are more prone to publish in Political Science and Psychology journals than vice-versa, while psychologists' largely neglect them both. Our findings also demonstrate that males and US
areas of philosophy and ethics, and applied to a context, in this case Spain, where bibliometric indicators are widely used in evaluation processes. The study combines data from a self-administered ... four weeks after the initial contact. We also approached the main scientific societies and associations for Spanish philosophy professionals—the Spanish Association for Ethics and Political Philosophy
protagonist. The authors and illustrators engage with trans issues within a socio-political context that continues to problematise gender identity, particularly when it pertains to young children. To circumvent ... often mirror the dominant social attitudes of the book-buying public rather than being in the vanguard of social and political change. Picture books have engaged with complex issues with great care and
publications in post-Soviet gender research incorporate different subjects, with most articles published within psychology and behavioral sciences, while gender research in sociological and political economy ... for placing women on the political agenda and discussions over the role of women in the larger society began to emerge (Curthoys, 2014; Dahlerup, 2015). Thamarasseri (2020) argues that during the
Using a unique panel dataset of virtually all German academic political scientists, we show that researchers become much more productive due to the accumulation of human capital and third party ... differences over entire careers, as early success encourages later success. Apart from generally showing why political scientists publish more or less, we specifically identify accumulative advantage as the
To what extent do the vocabularies of mathematics, computing, astronomy, physics, chemistry, biology, psychology, sociology, economics, political science, philosophy, and linguistics overlap? To ... sharing between mathematics, computing, economics, political science, philosophy, linguistics and the six members of the empirical HoS. Among the most interesting results was the high degree of vocabulary
Chicago Press, https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/T/bo8461024.html , 2012; Granovetter, Am J Sociol 78:1360–1380, 1973; Polanyi, Personal knowledge: towards a post-critical philosophy (Repr ... -critical philosophy (Repr. (with corr .)). Routledge & Kegan Paul Shrum , W. , Genuth , J. , & Chompalov , I. ( 2007 ). Structures of Scientific Collaboration . The MIT Press. Silva , F. S. V. , Schulz , P
, political, and educational discourses like the Anthropocene and Capitalocene (see Moore, 2016) to refer to the contemporary geological epoch. Meanwhile, environmental attempts have largely focused on ... environmental crises with adjacent socio-political topics including gender identities and sexual orientation, as members of marginalized communities tend to be disproportionately affected by the negative impacts
. de Bruin & C. F. Zurn (Eds.), New waves in political philosophy (pp. 177 - 197 ). Palgrave Macmillan UK. Steen , R. G. , Casadevall , A. , & Fang , F. C. ( 2013 ). Why has the number of scientific ... . , La , V. , Ho , T. M. , Vuong , T. , & Ho , T. M. ( 2020 ). Characteristics of retracted articles based on retraction data from online sources through february 2019 . Political Economy - Development
= 480) are prone to geographical bias when rating scientific projects in one of three scientific fields (i.e., biology, philosophy, or psychology). We found that all participants favored more biological ... fields (biology, philosophy, and psychology). All texts described findings from a recently ’conducted’ research study within these three research fields. All texts outlined fictional studies, but the
geographical, economic, political/governance, cultural, intellectual and excellence distance hampers IRC in other regions, we argue that economic and excellence distances actuate differently in Africa. We ... scientific knowledge generated through research activities can have in socioeconomic development, IRC may be an opportunity to strengthen scientific capabilities. While geographical, economic, political
often must make sense of the ways socio-political conflict impacts their world. Displacement, often an effect of socio-political conflict, is increasingly a theme in adolescents’ lives, and therefore a ... has emerged as a distinct issue on a global scale, increasing rapidly in the past decades, primarily due to socio-political conflict (UNHCR, 2021) . Given these changes, schools have responded by
output inspired by the idea of degrowth, which is based on the hypothesis “that it is possible to organize a transition and live well under a different political-economic system that has a radically ... lens of Bourdieu’s (2005) sociology as interactions between the political and the scientific field with the mediation of the economic one. However, other financial incentives to publish in top-tier
the influence of cross-national distance, extending the notion of distance into nine dimensions: economic, financial, political, administrative, cultural, demographic, knowledge, connectedness, and ... ! Towards a phenomenology of sociology and a sociology of phenomenology . Philosophy of the Social Sciences , 1 ( 2 ), 309 - 344 . Fang , E. , & Zou , S. ( 2009 ). Antecedents and consequences of marketing
Finnish welfare state’s agenda to promote the health of newborns and their caregivers and is considered both a social and a political success (Näsi and Koskenvuo, 2022) . It is also considered “a shared ... Hartmut Rosa on Resonance and Alienation . Krisis: Journal for Contemporary Philosophy , 39 ( 1 ), 64 - 78 . https://doi.org/10.21827/krisis.39.1. 37365 Lilja , Mona. ( 2018 ). The Politics of Time and
Lying and deceiving are prominent topics in ethical narration. This has to do with an often absolutist stance against lying that shapes a large part of philosophical, religious, and political ... , Polycarb. ( 2002 ). The meta-ethical issue of the nature of lying: Implications for moral education . Studies in Philosophy and Education , 21 , 37 - 63 . Jannidis , Fotis. ( 2009 ). Character . In Peter
and political change. Both The Silver Sword and the books selected for The New Windmill list reflect the way in which attitudes towards the sharing of difficult truths and challenging ideas with this ... Series was created in 1949 and the Serrailliers remained the list's editors and driving force for over thirty years, throughout a period of great sociological and political change. Both The Silver Sword
Catherine Herfeld 2 Department of Philosophy, Department of Sociology, University of Zurich , Zurich , Switzerland In this paper, we examine how a research institution's social structure and the presence of ... manifold. Sociologists and historians of science agree that factors responsible for the success of scientific theories stem partly from the social, institutional, cultural, and political contexts in which
