3260 papers
This study utilizes network analysis to reveal that 92% of the world's leading ultra-processed food and petrochemical corporations are interconnected through ownership, governance, and political ties, suggesting these deep corporate relationships are hindering global efforts to address plastic pollution and transform food systems.
This longitudinal study of 8,851 UK participants reveals that specific patterns of adverse childhood experiences, particularly early abuse combined with parental mental health issues and persistent parental mental health problems, are significantly associated with increased odds of persistent 'NEET' (Not in Education, Employment, or Training) status in young adulthood, even after adjusting for socioeconomic factors.
Through a systematic literature review of thirty studies, this paper identifies four interdependent domains—organizational, contractual, governance, and relational—that shape safety and security in critical infrastructure public-private partnerships, revealing that safety relies primarily on organizational commitment and operational practices while security depends more on institutional coordination, regulation, and information sharing.
This ethnomethodological study examines how experienced sighted guides dynamically construct a shared "here-and-now" for blind individuals during street crossings by methodically segmenting and indexing environmental features, thereby revealing that real-time visual assistance is an active process of assembling gestalt contexture rather than merely describing a pre-existing scene.
This qualitative case study demonstrates how the Institute of Aerospace Medicine (IMAE) within Brazil's SINAER successfully converted academic research into operational military health products through supportive institutional governance and a centralized technology transfer model, thereby validating the maturity of military health organizations in bridging the "valley of death" between science and operations.
This qualitative historical study employs critical discourse analysis and Max Weber's framework of charismatic authority to demonstrate how Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman strategically utilized rhetoric, symbols, and emotional proximity in his communication from 1948 to 1975 to construct a people-oriented leadership that fostered national consciousness and consolidated his power in Bangladesh.
This study introduces the Motta Framework for Transformative Sensemaking, a non-linear model derived from a Brazilian school-based intervention, which demonstrates how contextual food waste data, mediated by a hybrid digital-teaching tool, facilitates a recursive process of problem materialization and collective sensemaking that reframes socio-environmental issues without relying on technology's autonomous transformative power.
This study of 219 middle school students in Alabama found that while emotion regulation acts as a general promotive factor for life satisfaction, supportive relationships serve a dual role by both directly enhancing well-being and buffering the negative impact of COVID-19 distress.
This paper introduces Contextualized Edge Pedagogy (CEP), a design framework for offline, accessible education in post-conflict Tigray, derived from a survey of 250 visually impaired students that addresses infrastructure limitations and privacy concerns to establish evidence-based requirements for equitable learning.
This study explores the experiences of 86 Indian women solo tourists using structural equation modeling, revealing that while psychological empowerment strongly predicts positive travel outcomes, traditional gender roles and caregiving responsibilities remain significant constraints.