The history of the interplay between modern logic and mathematics
Traditionally, logic was regarded as a theory of correct reasoning. In this sense, logicians did not attempt to describe reasoning…
For Michael Burawoy: A Tribute to a Life of Thought and Action
This is news too cruel to believe, too sudden to accept. Michael, you are gone, and yet you are everywhere.…
Celebrating the International Day of Human Fraternity
International Day of Human Fraternity In the aftermath of World War II, the United Nations was established with the primary…
Spain Pioneer in Social Impact and Co-Creation Leading Europe in Public Trust in Science
Spain ranks among the top European countries in public trust in scientists, a testament to its longstanding efforts in fostering…
International Holocaust Remembrance Day: A Reminder of Peace and Dialogue
International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust January 27 marks International Holocaust Remembrance Day, established…
ACG’s Contribution to Building Safe Environments in Spain
In recent years, the Spanish Catholic Action (ACG)* has been proactively working across Spanish dioceses to create safe environments aimed…
The fractal nature of scientific revolutions
Scientific progress is self-similar (that is, fractal): each level of abstraction, from local problem solving to big-picture science, features progress…
Casilda Iturrizar; the feminism that belongs to all of us
During our research in the town of Bilbao, as we learned about the contributions Casilda Iturrizar made to its society,…
Distinguishing Hoaxes from Evidence through Dialogic Open Review
The debate over whether social media platforms should be held accountable for the spread of misinformation is more intense than…
What do Ethnocentrism and Relativism Share?
One of the common mistakes among intellectuals is ignoring that ethnocentrism and relativism share the same fundamental basis of analysis—they…