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A Mother’s Fragmented Identity
2019 Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences Announced
María Francisca Carazo Villalonga to Speak at the 2018 Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences
How Women are Building Feminist Human Security in the Americas
Jan Nederveen Pieterse to Speak at the 2018 Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences
Fernando Trujillo Sáez to Speak at the 2018 Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences
The Communist App Store: China’s Endless Apps for Tracking, Organizing, and Motivating Party Members
As Amazon Pushes Forward with Robots, Workers Find New Roles
Kellina Craig-Henderson Joins the Interdisciplinary Social Sciences Advisory Board
Thailand: Don’t Weaken Rights Commission
Facts Versus Feelings isn’t the Way to Think about Communicating Science
The Psychological Benefits – and Trappings – of Nostalgia
What Innovation and Technological Disruption Really Means for Africa
How Technology Created a Global Village — And Put Us at Each Other’s Throats
E.U. Lawmakers Call for End to Visa-Free Travel for Americans
International Women’s Day, explained
Society Actually Does Want Policies That Benefit Future Generations
How Statistics Lost Their Power – and Why We Should Fear What Comes Next
Separating Fact From Fiction in Russia’s ‘Information Wars’
The Year Silicon Valley Went Morally Bankrupt
A Cheat Sheet on the Deglobalization of the Financial World
Does One Ethnic Group Own its Cultural Artefacts?
Many Mistrust Banks, But Why You Mistrust Banks Says a Lot
Twenty-First Century Victorians
A Commons Approach to the Challenges of Our Time
Visualizing the U.S.-Mexico Border
The Drug Lords of Tomorrow Will Be Biohackers
How Social Media Can Distort and Misinform When Communicating Science
Smoke, Fire, and Human Evolution
How Much Do We Love TV? Let Us Count the Ways
Paris Prepares Incentives to Attract Finance Jobs from London
How to Stay Happy When the Sky is Falling In
Romania’s Threatened Freedom of Speech
How humans are driving the sixth mass extinction
Professors in Poverty
Why Self-Driving Cars Must Be Programmed to Kill
