Can the brain help us understand society?
The idea is not as strange as it may sound. Many of our social actions such as trusting someone, feeling…
The Face: A Mirror of the Soul
This insight is also reflected in qualitative social science research methods. Interviewing manuals consistently recommend that researchers pay close attention…
From the Roman Circus to the Media Trial
The psychology of those who cheer on these media trials closely resembles that of those who turned their thumbs down…
Child Protection as a Shared Responsibility
Talking about child sexual abuse remains uncomfortable, but silence has never protected a single victim. The best response to news…
The Impact (or Lack of Impact) of the Mariel Boatlift on Miami’s Labor Market
Forty-six years ago, Dade County, home to Miami, recorded an increase of 80,500 residents between April 1 and July 1,…
Football: From Violence to Dialogue
Civilisation has never been about eliminating conflict. It has been about finding increasingly human ways to decrease and to manage…
How Women Transform Care into a Source of Power
Women redefine what leadership looks like. Instead of suppressing feminine-coded behaviors, they embrace them, sometimes even using appearance or maternal…
Science and Humanities: Better Together
he humanities provide essential tools for understanding these challenges. They help us examine how scientific authority is constructed, how technology…
International Safeguarding Conference 2026 Reinforces a Global Commitment to Victim-Centred Safeguarding
As safeguarding continues to evolve internationally, ISC 2026 demonstrated that collaboration across disciplines, cultures and institutions remains essential to ensuring…
Standing Up for Science, Standing Up Against LGBTIQ+ Discrimination
By supporting evidence-based communication and rejecting stigmatizing narratives, individuals can contribute to healthier, more inclusive societies. As Pride celebrations highlight…