3036 papers
This study reveals that travel influencers' ecological discourse reduces tourists' fear of missing out while fostering joy of missing out, thereby indirectly decreasing visit intentions to over-touristed destinations, particularly among highly eco-conscious individuals.
This study employs grounded theory to develop a six-dimensional model of *xiangchou* (cultural nostalgia) in China, elucidating how this culturally embedded sentiment shapes rural tourism, personal identity, and collective heritage to inform sustainable rural revitalization strategies.
Using a 1996–2021 panel of 149 countries, this study finds that internet diffusion is positively associated with ecstasy diffusion, an effect that is significantly amplified in nations with higher prevalence of anxiety, suggesting that illicit market expansion is driven by the interplay of digital opportunity and population vulnerability.
This corpus-based empirical study of 2,245 case texts analyzes the Shanghai Cooperation Organization's distinctive, non-judicial dispute resolution mechanism, revealing its consensus-driven operational logic, specific application patterns across five dispute typologies, and the structural tension between its political efficacy and procedural limitations.
This mixed-methods study examines how Christian nationalism and Trumpist populism converge on social media platforms to function as "digital altars," utilizing specific discourse formations and platform logics to reshape contemporary American national identity through rituals of belonging, sacrifice, and exclusion.
This paper, which was intended to analyze the quantitative impact of online learning, distance education, and e-learning on learning effectiveness in Indonesian higher education, has been withdrawn by the authors due to a lack of full consent from all contributors and should not be cited.
This article reinterprets Arctic exceptionalism not as a natural feature of the region's security environment but as a product of "institutionalised quarantine"—a deliberate governance design that historically excluded military-security issues from the Arctic Council's mandate, explaining both the resilience of cooperation during past crises and the current post-2022 rupture as a crisis of legitimacy rather than the collapse of the institution itself.
Grounded in Critical Race Theory, deficit frameworks, and Whiteness Studies, this paper analyzes a 2026 incident where a professor's racist remark dismissing a Black student's testimony as "too dumb" to recognize school failure, to illustrate how anti-Black racism and the devaluation of student voice are embedded in educational governance and perpetuate racial hierarchies.
Based on a survey of 380 university students in Zhejiang, China, this study finds that stress management, mindfulness training, peer support, and cognitive behavioral therapy all significantly reduce learning anxiety, with stress management demonstrating the most substantial impact.
This study analyzes the evolution of palliative care education in Italy from 2012 to 2025 to propose an "education-driven" model of disciplinary formation, demonstrating how curriculum development and educational innovation can precede and actively catalyze the institutionalization of new medical fields when healthcare needs outpace academic structures.