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How science influences, and is influenced by, the systems we live in. We explore the intersection of science with governance, economics, law, education, and social justice. This is where scientific thinking meets the real world of power, policy, and people.
Will Africa benefit from China’s military cooperation or lose autonomy? See how Tanzania and Ethiopia reveal Beijing’s dual strategy of hard and soft power.
A new study questions whether Earth has crossed a critical extinction threshold or if the scientific support has been overstated.
Can redesigned urban corridors really cut congestion and pollution while improving daily commuting for millions of city residents across Africa?
Why do fairness and global competition arguments shift how Americans view antitrust policy and corporate power in the United States?
Digital tools boost vocabulary fast, but can they teach grammar and academic writing as effectively as structured classroom instruction?
What happens when governments show citizens how roads and services are maintained behind the scenes?
Can heavy R&D spending reduce firm value? This study shows how regulation and institutional quality shape investors' views of innovation.
Can a new economic cycle clock reveal hidden recession risks before markets react and help explain why unemployment signals behave differently today?
Can experience based knowledge really be taught through avatars simulations and AI driven feedback?
Can returning migrants strengthen rural economies without creating conflict, and why does business fraud rise months after people return home?
Do societies differ in their tendency to forgive? And what might these differences mean for mental health and social...
Why do athletes still dope despite knowing the risks? This research explains how moral reasoning influences the likelihood of...
Can reducing everyday suffering improve health and happiness? Discover why researchers believe it should become a global public health...
