Karim Knio has started a new podcast series called The Ontology Lab. In it he talks with researchers about how they applied Morphogenetic Regulation into their thematic studies. The four episodes so far focus on: You’ll find them all here… Read More »The Ontology Lab podcast series
We are delighted to announce a one-day workshop for PhD students and early career researchers engaging with the work of Margaret Archer. It is the first event of a new network intended to support people working with her ideas and… Read More »Call for Papers: Early Career Workshop on the Work of Margaret Archer
ARCHERECR is a new mailing list for doctoral and early career researchers engaging with Margaret Archer’s work. We define early career researcher broadly: anyone who has not yet secured a permanent post. This includes PhD students, postdoctoral researchers and colleagues… Read More »ðŸ“£ The Archer PhD & ECR Network
Jane S. Christie (J.S.Christie-54@kent.ac.uk, website) Department of Analytics, Operations & Systems, Kent Business School, University of Kent, 2025 Download from repository Abstract Recently, there has been renewed and significant interest amongst both operational research (OR) academics and practitioners in how… Read More »The use of multimethodology in operational research practice supporting strategic decision-making: prevalence, methods, designs, and causal mechanisms
Evan Doran (e.doran@sydney.edu.au) School of Languages and Cultures, The University of Sydney, 2025 Download from repository Abstract In its quest to climb the international higher educational rankings, Indonesia has trodden the well-worn path of using a publish or perish scheme… Read More »The Determinants of Research Culture: The Case of Indonesian Universities
Rhys Mantell (r.mantell@unsw.edu.au, website) School of Population Health, University of New South Wales, 2025 Download from repository Abstract This thesis takes aim at the cognitive health crisis facing older people “ageing at the margins”—those experiencing homelessness, incarceration, or persistent poverty.… Read More »Designing and evaluating game-based cognitive assessments for older people ageing at the margins: a critical realist analysis
John Owens (john.owens@kcl.ac.uk, website) King’s College London, 2011 Download Abstract This thesis provides a philosophical analysis of proposals to reform the NHS around the concept of personalisation. In part I of the thesis, I track the origins of personalisation and… Read More »Personalising the NHS: A Philosophical Analysis
By Dena Freeman and Heikki Patomäki The Global Left in a Multipolar World is a new open access book which explores how a transformative global left politics might be advanced in the world-political context of the 2020s, 2030s, and beyond.… Read More »The Future of the Global Left
This guest post by Shannon Brincat and Heikki Patomäki introduces their new book on dialectics as a global form of thought, drawing on a range of non-Western as well as European traditions. Dialectical Dialogues in Global International Relations offers a… Read More »Dialectical Dialogues in Global International Relations
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