1679 papers
This paper introduces "The Comings of the Two Rivers," a seven-step storytelling framework that bridges the gap between scientific evidence and real-world action by transforming data into socially embedded narratives through community co-creation and engagement across multiple countries.
This paper argues that the rise of geoeconomic fragmentation and techno-nationalism is eroding TRIPS flexibilities and the policy space of Global South nations to access critical technologies, thereby transforming intellectual property from a development tool into an instrument of technological hierarchy that necessitates a reconstruction of equitable global technology governance.
This study utilizes Structural Equation Modeling to demonstrate a strong positive association between the achievement of Outcome-Based Education learning outcomes and the professional performance quality of medical graduates in Yemen, highlighting that general and knowledge-based skills are the most significant predictors of workplace success.
This study investigates how Artificial Intelligence Adoption influences Sustainable HRM through the mediating roles of Job Complexity and Resilience, finding that while AI generally promotes sustainability, its positive impact via resilience is weakened by Techno-Complexity, highlighting the need for simplified interfaces and supportive training to ensure long-term sustainable outcomes.
This study utilizes Bayesian structural equation modeling to demonstrate that in Kyrgyzstan, domestic violence exposure and reporting barriers are positively associated and significantly shaped by cultural stigma and social norms, rather than by demographic factors alone.
This study argues that Indian OTT series like *Made in Heaven*, *Paatal Lok*, and *Kohra* utilize platformised storytelling to deconstruct traditional gender archetypes and present nuanced, intersectional representations of masculinity, femininity, and queer subjectivities that move beyond the constraints of mainstream broadcast television.
This paper advocates for a "third wave" of AI ethics that moves beyond individual technology to a structural approach by reframing AI's complex entanglements through the lens of energy justice, specifically utilizing its distributive, procedural, and recognition tenets to address sustainability and systemic inequalities.
This systematic literature review of 18 studies from 2015 to 2025 reveals that while integrating technologies like AI and chatbots into guidance and counseling services effectively fosters student career proactivity, successful implementation requires addressing challenges such as limited digital literacy, inadequate policies, and ethical concerns through collaborative capacity building.
This study of 1,431 young Kuwaiti drivers reveals that smartphone addiction and social media density significantly predict risky driving behaviors and traffic violations, with usage patterns varying notably by gender, age, and economic status.
This study validates a career characteristics scale to demonstrate that specific dimensions of learning motivation, such as immediate feedback and goal orientation, significantly predict the work values of Generation Z physicians, suggesting that medical institutions should adopt personalized, flexible training models to align with their unique professional needs.