3054 papers
A 2025 quantitative pre-experimental study in Peru's northern highlands demonstrates that an environmental education program utilizing fieldwork significantly improves ecological behaviors and attitudes among public secondary school students.
This quantitative study of 462 Indonesian junior high school graduates utilizes the Theory of Planned Behavior and PLS-SEM to demonstrate that family environment and student interest are the primary drivers of vocational school choices, with both factors serving as significant mediators that enhance the impact of self-understanding and social support on educational decision-making.
Drawing on Bourdieu's field theory, this paper argues that Karl Marx would have been excluded from the Nobel Prize in Economics not due to a lack of merit, but because the award functions as an ideological gatekeeping mechanism that systematically marginalizes scholars whose work challenges the foundational premises of the discipline and the interests of economic power.
This study of 419 business students at a South African university of technology reveals that class attendance is significantly shaped by life stage factors such as age, study level, and living arrangements rather than just motivation, suggesting that institutions should adopt more inclusive policies that accommodate diverse student circumstances.
This autoethnography examines the challenges and opportunities faced by a pregnant midwife conducting insider research in maternity care, emphasizing the importance of reflexivity and guidance for producing transparent and credible studies.
This study challenges conventional visibility-based definitions of slow tourism by analyzing Instagram content in Jharkhand, India, to reveal how "embedded slowness"—shaped by ecological rhythms and infrastructural conditions—manifests in peripheral regions despite the absence of explicit slow tourism branding, while highlighting how platform algorithms reinforce selective spatial recognition that obscures everyday socio-ecological practices.
This article critically examines the transformation of economic sanctions into instruments of geopolitical coercion, arguing that their proliferation and inadequate humanitarian safeguards disproportionately harm civilian populations and expose structural inequalities, thereby necessitating a reformed, multilateral framework grounded in international law principles such as proportionality, accountability, and human rights protection.
This study utilizes Cultural Model Theory to demonstrate that Chinese brand meanings across Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and Vietnam are organized into five distinct cultural models that significantly influence brand trust and purchase intention, challenging the notion of a single cultural-attitude continuum in transnational consumer settings.
This quasi-experimental study demonstrates that implementing the jigsaw method significantly enhances translation skills and fosters positive socio-cognitive perceptions among Iranian pre-service teachers, suggesting its effectiveness as a collaborative educational strategy in translator-teacher training.
This article argues that China's mediatization of the low-altitude economy employs techno-nationalist narratives and flattened spatial metaphors to construct a "discursive closure" that normalizes the enclosure of urban airspace while marginalizing civic risks and silencing democratic contestation.