1720 papers
Drawing on political socialization theory and interviews with twenty participants, this study of the University of Malawi reveals that university-based party wings serve as consequential yet institutionally constrained bridges between campus and national politics that simultaneously cultivate future leaders' competencies and democratic dispositions while exposing them to patronage networks.
This study examines the moderate level of academic staff readiness for institutional autonomy in Ethiopian public research universities, identifying that successful transition depends not only on policy adaptation but also on psychological preparedness, clear organizational structures, effective communication, and constructive dialogue between university management and the state.
This study developed and psychometrically validated a reliable 41-item student-centered TPACK-based instrument to assess university students' perceptions of technology-supported environmental learning, thereby extending the TPACK framework's application from teacher education to higher education contexts focused on Education for Sustainable Development.
This paper introduces the concept of "reasoning attention" to argue that attention performs an epistemic function by organizing evidential salience during inference, distinguishing three forms of attentional organization and demonstrating how severe evidential underdetermination prevents the stable realization of the most decisive form (Type C).
This research demonstrates that the effectiveness of sustainability communication in reducing single-use plastic consumption depends on the congruency between discrete emotions (sadness or disgust) and message framing (gain or loss), with psychological distance serving as a key moderator of these interactive effects.
This paper argues that while the DACA policy initially fostered American identity among recipients, its lack of permanent legal protections and pathway to citizenship ultimately eroded that attachment, causing recipients to prioritize more secure racial and gender identities over a revocable national one.
This paper argues that transnational social ties expose Latinos to cross-border misinformation, which, when believed due to social media influence, significantly increases their support for Donald Trump, as demonstrated by a 2024 YouGov survey.
This article proposes a methodology-centered approach using MAXQDA qualitative data analysis software to examine and code EU migration and asylum policy texts, prioritizing the demonstration of the analytical process for understanding surveillance and disciplinary power over presenting empirical results.
Using the Multiple Streams Framework, this study analyzes the failure of Canada's 2019 Bill S-228 to restrict unhealthy food marketing to children, attributing the outcome to opponents successfully reframing the policy debate around industry and community harms while outmaneuvering health advocates through strategic lobbying and coalition-building.
This study analyzes age-stratified potential accessibility to metro stations in Hefei, China, revealing that while cycling significantly expands coverage and reduces spatial inequality compared to walking, substantial disparities persist across age groups and between high-demand areas and peripheral regions, necessitating integrated planning that addresses both access levels and demographic equity.