L’article explore la perception que les femmes journalistes russes de la seconde moitié du XIXe siècle avaient de leur statut professionnel. Ses principales sources sont des ego-documents émanant d’employées de périodiques qui s’identifiaient elles-mêmes comme journalistes et dont les activités professionnelles relevaient de la période étudiée. Dan...
peer reviewed / Social-mission platforms (SMPs), or platforms that facilitate the interactions between stakeholders across sectors and help them exchange resources to make progress on social and environmental problems, have emerged on a global scale. However, despite their prevalence, little is known about how SMPs organize to orchestrate collectiv...
Published in Frontiers in Social Psychology
Introduction The objective of this article is to analyze the social representation of odors and the identity of the population in the Ñuble region between 2019 and 2023. The research focuses on how industrialization and urban and rural development have altered the olfactory landscape of this region. This study seeks to understand how changes in the...
Black Americans are 3.5 times and Black teenagers are 21 times more likely to be killed by police than their White counterparts. Generally, protective factors such as social class do little to reduce this disparity, as high-income Black Americans are just as likely to be killed by police as low-income Black Americans. Given these outcomes, it is un...
Merkley et al. (2023, RAST Conference) examine incentives for self-proclaimed expert cryptocurrency influencers to recommend digital coins on Twitter (now X), and the digital coin price effects from these disclosures. They report evidence that influencers may exploit market investors via potential pump and dump schemes. While plausible, researchers...
Published in Frontiers in Virtual Reality
Social Virtual Reality (SVR) offers new forms of social interaction, identity expression, and embodied experiences, but it has also revealed significant issues related to social inequalities and unequal power dynamics within virtual worlds. Employing a critical, intersectional approach, we investigate how existing power dynamics and inequalities sh...
Published in Frontiers in Medicine
Background The problem of medicine expiration presents a notable obstacle, resulting in considerable financial losses. Nevertheless, there is currently limited data indicating that certain medications do not experience a significant decrease in effectiveness after their expiration date. Therefore, the aim of the study was to assess the physico-chem...
Published in Psychological reports
The current investigation examined the self-concept and temporality in institutionalized and non-institutionalized elderly. Sixty-two participants divided into two groups according to their place of residence participated in the study. The analysis focused on psychopathological scales, on self-concept assessment, its positive or negative valence, i...
Published in Zeitschrift für Slawistik
Ukraine has long been a multilingual nation, with the use of Ukrainian or Russian as the primary language showing notable regional differences. Importantly, the preservation of the Russian language was cited a reason for Russia to dramatically escalate the war. In order to assess whether any changes in language use have occurred since the war start...
Despite increasing interest in recent years, disability remains a neglected area of study within mainstream political science. Beginning with a brief overview of the ways that disability studies scholars have defined disability, I address the issues that have arisen in trying to measure disability as well as the limits and possibilities that follow...
