📊 This week at a glance
🌍 African-led research
Leadership Under Risk: Male Vervet Monkeys’ ( <i>Chlorocebus pygerythrus</i> ) Roles in Group Progression Across Potentially High‐Risk Terrain
ABSTRACT The evolution of cooperative behaviour among unrelated individuals is still incompletely understood. One example is the provision of costly services by males in primate societies, which is difficult to explain by traditional recipr
Ordering outside an order: Africa beyond the menu
Prevailing multi-order frameworks treat orders as bounded units clustered around a hegemonic or institutional core, leaving regions that are institutionally sophisticated but materially constrained inadequately theorized. This article intro
Made in bureaucracy: The geographies and politics of a territory yet to land
Territories often serve functions beyond their immediate spatial boundaries, yet their production increasingly takes place in distant, disembodied sites—offices and administrative institutions. This article investigates the creation of a UN
Probable Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Associated Factors Among Children Exposed to the 2023 Al Haouz Earthquake in Morocco
Background/Objectives: The Al Haouz earthquake that struck Morocco on 8 September 2023, resulted in substantial material, human, and psychological impacts. Children are at increased risk of psychological disorders, notably post-traumatic st
Just transitions in global economies? Union and worker understandings of justice in Germany and South Africa compared
This article draws on fieldwork in Germany and South Africa, including interviews with unionists, environmental activists, and policy-makers, to compare experiences and perspectives of workers and communities affected by climate policies an
How corporate sociopolitical activism in brand communication shapes brand engagement and consumer-based brand equity: the roles of moral intensity, business relatedness, and need for cognition
While studies have examined corporate sociopolitical activism (CSA) from multiple perspectives, research has not yet examined how different CSA types shape consumer-level brand outcomes or when those effects strengthen or weaken. Addressing
🔬 Global breakthroughs
A Demand Theory of the Price Level
ABSTRACT Heterogeneous agent incomplete markets models offer a new perspective on price and inflation determination. In contrast to complete markets, the price level is determined from the asset‐market clearing condition. Fiscal and monetar
The Role of Emotion in Forgiveness
Abstract In this paper I defend the normative power account of forgiveness against the charge that it cannot accommodate the intimate connection between forgiveness and emotion. I look at the grounds for thinking that emotion is central to
Psychiatric Morbidity Among Adolescents and Young Adults Who Contacted Specialised Gender Identity Services in Finland in 1996–2019: A Register Study
AIM: To examine the prevalence of severe psychiatric morbidity among gender-referred adolescents, focusing on gender differences and outcomes related to medical gender reassignment. METHODS: statistics and Cox regression were used to analys
Abuse of rights and instrumental nationality: from <i>Nottebohm</i> to citizenship by investment
Building on Erpelding’s historical account of the instrumentalisation of nationality and its effects on inter-state relations, this paper examines the continued relevance of the principles underlying the ICJ’s Nottebohm judgment in contempo
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