2920 papers
This paper critiques the market-driven dominance in current Environmental Impact Assessments and proposes a "Pluriversal Framework" grounded in decolonial epistemologies and Political Ecology to integrate alternative sustainability definitions, non-substitutable capital, and the right to reject projects into infrastructure decision-making.
This paper argues that while US politicians historically preferred "bullshit" (evasive or misleading statements) over outright lies to avoid detection, the post-2016 political landscape has shifted toward blatant falsehoods, suggesting that the traditional use of bullshit actually reflects a strategic, instrumental concern for the truth rather than a disregard for it.
Drawing on an assemblage ethnography in southern Chile, this study argues that psychotropic drugs function as central actors within hybrid networks of documents, professionals, and technologies that sustain treatment surveillance and prescription, while largely marginalizing unwanted side effects in favor of expert-led decision-making.
This systematic review of 45 primary studies from 2023 to 2026 synthesizes the evolving landscape of human–AI academic co-writing, revealing a multidisciplinary field where AI augments various writing stages while human judgment remains central, ultimately highlighting the tension between efficiency and epistemic costs and proposing a causal model to reframe authorship and responsibility based on configurations of intellectual control.
This study presents the design and validation of an augmented reality-assisted digital pop-up book for Indonesian elementary science that integrates the Hindu epistemological framework of Catur Pramana with STEM concepts, demonstrating the feasibility of using local knowledge systems as a structural foundation for learning materials despite moderate validity ratings and the absence of measured learning outcomes.
This study presents the development and validation of a problem-based electronic module for trigonometric ratios, designed to address specific student learning obstacles, which significantly improved reasoning scores in a trial despite revealing persistent challenges in side identification and contextual problem-solving that guide future revisions.
This study introduces the Civilizational Unbinding Index to demonstrate that a mature Superintelligence, upon reaching a critical governance threshold, can structurally eliminate the motivational roots and execution paths of large-scale warfare, causing global war mortality to discontinuously collapse to near zero.
This study demonstrates that in public TVET colleges within Ethiopia's North Wollo and Waghimra zones, the implementation of Quality Management Systems is severely hindered by critical shortages of laboratory and workshop equipment, post-conflict infrastructure damage, and inadequate maintenance, rendering quality initiatives largely symbolic without robust resource investment.
This paper analyzes audio-recorded climate change mitigation talks in Kenya's multilingual Pokot context to demonstrate how translanguaging practices enable participants to navigate, synchronize, and contest the interplay between local religious beliefs and global environmental discourses.
This study utilized participatory drawing to successfully include individuals with complex needs in dental research, revealing that while participants often conceal their fear and vulnerability regarding dental care, they are willing to express negative feelings about systemic injustices through visual narratives.