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Innovative approaches in discussions of diabetes among healthcare sector actors in Germany
The dramatic growth in the rate of diabetes prompts serious debates about awareness, early diagnosis, and care interventions. This Viewpoint aims to...
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When borders close: Social networks, resilience and food security among informal cross-border fish traders on the Ghana-Togo border
Cross-border fish trade contributes to regional food security and is a source of income for informal traders. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the...
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Food-based domestic violence and anemia among women in sexual unions in Nigeria: the effect of urbanization
In 2019, 1.74 billion people worldwide had anemia. In Nigeria, women of reproductive age are the most affected. Domestic violence affects the anemia...
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Self-organization of social hierarchies studied with Monte-Carlo simulations; self-destroying join-believe-fight system as an inevitable outcome
Monte-Carlo simulations were used to describe the interactions between cellular automata, socio-economic ‘agents’, in society. In a first simulation...
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Constructing comparable intimate partner violence indicators across the DHS, MICS, and PMA health surveys
We construct comparable indicators that measure the prevalence of recent intimate partner violence (IPV) using publicly available, integrated...
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Inventory of state workers’ compensation laws in the United States: first responder mental health
We conducted a comprehensive review of state workers’ compensation laws in the United States to evaluate the extent to which they support first...
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About the (un)acceptability of working in the presence of the child: parents’ constructions of the child and corresponding parental responsibilities
The work-family literature suggests a contradictory relationship between working parenthood and (good) childhood, with disruptive or neglected...
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Anticipating and suspending: the chronopolitics of cryopreservation
The article brings together two disparate and so far largely disconnected bodies of research: the critical analysis of cryopreservation technologies...
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To work or to care? Herausforderungen der Herstellung des Alltags von Mehrkindfamilien
In multi-child families, i.e. families with three or more children, social relationships are more complex due to the larger number of members, which...
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Analysing modes of reflection in experiential learning: a sociocultural perspective on student peer editing
The professional practice of reflection-in-action has antecedents in the reflective learning of university students, especially after the recent...
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Datafying African Agriculture: From Data Governance to Farmers’ Rights
This article explores the impact of digital agricultural technologies on African agricultural systems. As we describe, the datafication of African...
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The life cycle of international cooperation: Introduction to the special issue
International organizations’ lives often extend far beyond the moment of their initial contracting. How IOs do adapt to shifting circumstances in...
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“It Could Have Been Us”: media frames and the coverage of Ukrainian, Afghan and Syrian refugee crises
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 forced millions of Ukrainians to flee their homes and seek refuge in other countries, resulting in one...
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Preserving culinary heritage and promoting sustainability: an overview of botanical nutrition regarding herbs and spices used on the territory of today’s Cameroon
Herbs and spices are not merely condiments; they are the essence of our cultural heritage, infusing our cuisine with flavors that do more than...
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A Note on the Use of Race and Color in Jewish Social Scientific Research
This note takes as its point of departure the tensions and discrimination against individuals and groups that persist in the United States on the...
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‘The Most Saving Slum in Glasgow, and the Most Abandoned’: Twentieth-Century Materiality and Twenty-First Century Virtuality in the Jewish Gorbals, Scotland
In 1905, Yiddish poet and Glasgow union activist Avrom Radutsky described the Jewish population of Scotland as ‘a mere drop in the ocean’....
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Production Networks and Innovation in the Semi-periphery: The Transition to Electric Vehicles in South Korea and Spain
What determines the ability of firms based in New Advanced Economies to generate innovation in the transition to electric vehicles (EVs)? Under what...
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The Costs of Zero-Covid: Effects of Anti-contagious Policy on Labor Market Outcomes in China
We investigate the effect of the anti-contagious policy on labor market outcomes in China. To measure the Zero-Covid Policy Interventions (ZPIs)...
