Well-Being During Recession in the UK Tekijä Bayliss, D, Olsen, W, Walthery, P

“…One is a measure of evaluative subjective well-being, a measure which previous research has shown to be stable in the UK throughout the economic crisis. The second is a different but complementary measure of positive psychological health. …”

Leninism and local interests: how cities in China benefit from concurrent leadership appointments Tekijä Jaros, K, Bulman, D

“…We introduce a new typology that distinguishes between the political and economic functions of concurrent appointments to differentiate four possible intergovernmental dynamics of control, co-optation, compromise, and concession. …”

Income and Income Inequality as Social Determinants of Health: Do Social Comparisons Play a Role? Tekijä Präg, P, Mills, M, Wittek, R

“…<p style="text-align:justify;">Two of the most prominent phenomena in the study of social determinants of health, the socio-economic gradient in health and the income inequality–health association, have both been suggested to be explainable by the mechanism of status comparisons. …”

‘Even a piece of paper has two sides’: multi-scalar cosmologies of Japanese New Year cards Tekijä Daniels, I

“…The cards also produce depth and scale by linking intimate, domestic concerns with larger political and economic interests, while weaving together multiple temporal dimensions. …”

White cat, black cat or good cat: the Beijing consensus as an alternative philosophy for policy deliberation? The case of China Tekijä Hasmath, R

“…Contrary to models of development which provide a subset of policy prescriptions for the policymakers’ disposal or a fundamentalist adherence to a particular economic tradition, the philosophical intentionality of the Beijing Consensus is reflected in the infamous words of Deng Xiaoping “I do not care if it is a white cat or a black cat … It is a good cat so long as it catches mice”. …”

Mind the Gap: The expectation and reality of involved fatherhood Tekijä Machin, A

“…Fathers experience considerable tension when trying to balance their desire to be involved with their baby with the economic necessity to work. This situation is exacerbated by a lack of targeted support. …”

Isotopic insights into livestock production in Roman Italy: diet, seasonality, and mobility on an imperial estate Tekijä Trentacoste, A, Mackinnon, M, Day, CC, Le Roux, P, Buckley, M, McCallum, M, Carroll, M

“…This analysis moves past previous text-based generalisations to provide a new and nuanced perspective on animal production in rural southern Italy and its economic and environmental implications.…”

Concepts of the consumer in competition, regulatory, and consumer protection policies Tekijä Decker, C

“…Competition and economic regulation policies have traditionally been based on the conception of a “standard” consumer who is perfectly rational, has a high level of computational skills, and is invariant to the environment in which choices are made. …”

Asymmetric power: Negotiating water in the euphrates and tigris Tekijä Daoudy, M

“…The framework shows that traditional elements of power, such as upstream positions, military and economic resources, do not constitute the only sources of power. …”

Lessons from the pandemic on the value of research infrastructure Tekijä Roope, LSJ, Candio, P, Kiparoglou, V, McShane, H, Duch, R, Clarke, PM

“…If we are to learn one economic lesson from the pandemic, arguably it is the perils of an overfocus on short-term allocative efficiency at the price of lack of capacity to deal with uncertain future challenges. …”

Resistance to extreme strategies, rather than prosocial preferences, can explain human cooperation in public goods games. Tekijä Kümmerli, R, Burton-Chellew, M, Ross-Gillespie, A, West, SA

“…The results of numerous economic games suggest that humans behave more cooperatively than would be expected if they were maximizing selfish interests. …”

The epidemiology of the Liberal Democrat vote Tekijä Dorling, D, Rallings, C, Thrasher, M

“…Ths paper introduces the reader to issues of contemporary British electoral geography and analyses a number of factors, socio-economic, political and spatial, in terms of their contribution towards a better understanding of Liberal Democrat successes at the local government level. …”

Sustainability reconsidered: an ethnography of natural dyeing in contemporary Japan Tekijä Linton, CA

“…Value, in this formulation, is not only concentrated on the economic but distributed in ways that benefit the health of a wider conception of community, ecology and sustainability.…”

City boosterism and place-making with light rail transit: A critical review of light rail impacts on city image and quality Tekijä Ferbrache, F, Knowles, R

“…Light rail transit can contribute to city boosterism - helping to enhance a city’s image and quality towards broader development agendas such as economic growth and creation of sustainable and liveable cities. …”

Introduction Tekijä McKeown, M, Nuti, A

“…What are the preconditions for redistribution? Are capitalist economic relations that create and sustain this system sufficiently exposed or critiqued?…”

The influence of social preferences and reputational concerns on intergroup prosocial behaviour in gains and losses contexts Tekijä Everett, J, Faber, N, Crockett, M

“…Moreover, this preference to help ingroup members appears to take the form of an intuitive social heuristic to help ingroup members, regardless of the economic incentives or possibility of reputation management. …”

Training leaders to win wars and forge peace: lessons from history Tekijä Tufano, P

“…Today, we confront a set of systemic global challenges, including a pandemic, severe economic weakness, heightened inequality, racial injustice, and a climate emergency. …”

Corporate governance and technical efficiency of government linked companies (GLCs) in Malaysia: a stochastic frontier approach / Jennifer Tunga Janang Tekijä Tunga Janang, Jennifer

“…However, studies on its effects on the economic efficiency as another indicator for performance are still minimal. …”
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The pyramid of corporate social responsibility model: empirical evidence from Malaysian stakeholder perspectives / Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki and Tengku Farrah Maimunah Tengku Mohd Yusof Tekijä Dusuki, Asyraf Wajdi

“…The results show that Malaysian stakeholders ranked the four dimensions as economic, ethical, legal and philanthropic accordingly. …”
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Assessing acceptance of service staff towards employee with disabilty in hotel industry / Nurul’ Aishah@N Zakaria...[et al.] Tekijä Zakaria, Nurul’ Aishah@N, Mat Noor, Syuhirdy, Mohamed Rani, Zaharah, Mohd Akhir, Irina, Rozekhi, Nor Azureen, Abd Hakim, Fairuz, Md Tahir, Nurhidayah

“…This study focuses on the acceptance of service staff toward employee with disability using economic model and social model (Sajid, 2009). The sample for this study was the service staff of hotel in Seberang Perai, Penang that hired disability people. …”
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