Defining “fake news” : a typology of scholarly definitions by Tandoc, Edson Castro, Jr., Lim, Zheng Wei, Ling, Richard

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International academic or citizen scholar?: Singaporean returnees in the global city by Ortiga, Yasmin Y., Wang, Jue, Chou, Meng-Hsuan

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Explaining the cross-national variation in the relationship between religious organization membership and civic organization participation by Lu, Yun, Jung, Jong Hyun, Bauldry, Shawn

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Collaboration patterns of mobile academics : the impact of international mobility by Wang, Jue, Hooi, Rosalie, Li, Andrew X., Chou, Meng-Hsuan

“…By analyzing the bibliometric, survey and profile data of 378 faculty members, we found that local collaboration increases quickly after a scholar moves to a new country, but this increase is at the cost of decreasing international collaboration. …”
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A global analysis of the relationship between urbanization and fatalities in earthquake-prone areas by He, Chunyang, Huang, Qingxu, Bai, Xuemei, Robinson, Derek T., Shi, Peijun, Dou, Yinyin, Zhao, Bo, Yan, Jubo, Zhang, Qiang, Xu, Fangjin, Daniell, James

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Navigating the academic book-publishing process by Saiya, Nilay

“…Many younger scholars have experience writing research articles and grant proposals but know relatively little about academic book publishing. …”
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The logic of public–private partnerships : the enduring interdependency of politics and markets by Kwa, Kai Xiang, Kim, Soojin

“…For multiple audiences, the book will serve as a scholarly and practical reference.…”
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Culture and business : how can cultural psychologists contribute to research on behaviors in the marketplace and workplace? by Masuda, Takahiko, Ito, Kenichi, Lee, Jinju, Suzuki, Satoko, Yasuda, Yuto, Akutsu, Satoshi

“…At the end of the paper, we recommend some future directions for further advancing collaboration with scholars in the field of marketing and organizational studies, while referring to theoretical and methodological issues.…”
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Education as care labor: expanding our lens on the work-life balance problem by Teo, Youyenn

“…Scholars have documented the challenges of combining wage work and care responsibilities in various societal contexts. …”
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Islamic Revivalism and Muslim Consumer Ethics by Kamaludeen Mohamed Nasir

“…Although scholars have examined the link between religiosity and consumer ethics, the idea of Muslim consumer ethics has not received much traction within academia. …”
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Bringing imperialism back in: for an anthropology against empire in the twenty-first century by Campbell, Stephen, Aung, Geoffrey Rathgeb

“…How might revisiting “classic” anti-imperialist thought and politics from the global South push scholars and activists to envision a more revolutionary decolonization? …”
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Peace studies in Myanmar: interweaving regional geopolitics and local dynamics by Ong, Andrew

“…It suggests that the widening of peace and conflict studies was brought about by the opening of the country from the early 2010s, which both granted scholars and researchers more access to the country and introduced new foreign specialists, discourses, and developmental actors into the political sphere. …”
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The ulama, the state, and politics in Malaysia by Abdullah, Walid Jumblatt

“…This paper investigates the relationship between the state and Islam in Malaysia under the previous Barisan Nasional (BN) regime, focusing on the role of the ulama (Islamic religious scholars). Interactions between the ulama and the state redefine, or have the potential to do so, the contours of both the state and Islam. …”
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Contested credibility economies of nuclear power in India by Haines, Monamie Bhadra

“…STS scholars studying anti-nuclear activism in the context of nations in the Global North have observed the critical role of science to mediate relations of domination and resistance. …”
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State and politics in the transitional era of globalization: twisting and turning toward authoritarian and hybrid regimes by Rahman, Hafijur, Islam, Md Saidul, Gounjaria, Nageeb

“…By analyzing the global political dynamics and reviewing political and scholarly news and views, we argue that globalization is currently undergoing a transitional era with a new paradox—one characterized by the emergence of a multipolar world but with local identity and tradition-based politics. …”
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Imaginary travellers : identity conceptualisations of the audience among travel journalists by Duffy, Andrew, Mangharam, Shrutika

“…It suggests that in an increasingly globalised world, the post-colonial power dynamic that has been a stalwart of scholarly thought on travel writing may be outdated and could be more usefully replaced by one that considers the financial privilege of tourism, seen in texts from both hemispheres.…”
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Singapore’s responses to the covid-19 outbreak : a critical assessment by Walid Jumblatt Abdullah, Kim, Soojin

“…Although the health and treatment issues of foreign migrant workers in dormitories continue to be the subject of ongoing debate among many scholars, it should be noted that the mortality rate in Singapore still remains very low compared to that of many other countries. …”
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Higher education governance and policy : an introduction to multi-issue, multi-level and multi-actor dynamics by Chou, Meng-Hsuan, Jungblut, Jens, Ravinet, Pauline, Vukasovic, Martina

“…To do so, this introduction first describes how higher education as a policy sector should be garnering far more attention from scholars interested in political, economic and social transformation. …”
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The model Muslim minority: Wasatiyah (justly-balanced) as a counter-ideology tool in Singapore by Muhammad Haniff Hassan, Walid Jumblatt Abdullah

“…It investigates key initiatives by two important players–the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS), and the Singapore Islamic Scholars and Religious Teachers Association (Pergas)–that had significant influence in shaping the wasatiyah vision in Singapore. …”
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The grass is greener, but why? Evidence of employees’ perceived sector mismatch from the US, New Zealand, and Taiwan by Chen, Chung-An, Bozeman, Barry, Berman, Evan

“…To answer the question of who wants to work for the government, scholars have relied on a few approaches, including sector preference, sector-based comparison of work motives, and sector-switching patterns of job mobility. …”
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