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📄 social science

Individual, collective, and emancipatory places: a phenomenological reading of the Guarani people in the Indigenous Lands of Palhoça (Santa Catarina, Brazil)

Drawing on Merleau-Ponty's ontology and ethnographic research with the Guarani people in Palhoça, Brazil, this paper argues that place is not a static container of meaning but a dynamic, sensible field where individual, collective, and emancipatory modes of experience intertwine to sustain identity and interrupt relations of domination.

Leandro Buzzo Mourão Guimarães2026-06-30
📄 social science

Enhancing innovation behavior through entrepreneurial leadership and knowledge management: the role of human capital

This study of 178 employees in Indonesian manufacturing SMEs demonstrates that human capital significantly mediates the positive relationship between entrepreneurial leadership and knowledge management on employee innovation behavior, thereby extending Social Cognitive Theory to the context of developing economies.

Ni Made Wahyuni, Luh Kade Datrini, Komang Dharmawan2026-06-30
📄 social science

Beyond Infrastructure: Knowledge Fragmentation, Governance Complexity, and the Institutionalisation of AR/VR in German Secondary Schools

Through a qualitative case study of Münster, Germany, this article argues that the episodic adoption of AR/VR in secondary schools is driven not by infrastructure scarcity but by systemic barriers including fragmented knowledge management, complex governance, and a lack of pedagogical routinisation, highlighting the need for robust organisational and knowledge infrastructures to achieve durable technology integration.

Stephen Mimi2026-06-30
📄 social science

Precarious Selling: Gender, Disability, and Everyday Platform Work on Shopee and Tokopedia in Indonesia

Drawing on qualitative interviews with 15 women sellers in Indonesia, this article argues that e-commerce platforms like Shopee and Tokopedia reorganize rather than resolve inequality by creating a condition of "precarious inclusion" for women with disabilities, where digital access is granted but participation remains unstable due to intersecting gendered, ableist, and algorithmic structures.

Dewi Candraningrum2026-06-30
📄 social science

Deconstructing nurses’ techno stressors and its link to safety performance: A mixed approach by LASSO and Bayesian Network analysis

This mixed-method study of 798 nurses identifies techno-induced job insecurity and role ambiguity as key stressors that impair safety performance, revealing that job insecurity operates through negative affect and rumination while role ambiguity has a direct negative impact.

Zhigang Li, Haitong Lin, Haonan Zhang, Ruoyi Qu, Wei Liu, Zhongqian Yang2026-06-30