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As the global COVID-19 pandemic that broke out over two years ago is showing signs of relenting, and the world’s attention draws towards yet another military conflict in Ukraine, the roles of crisis communication and media research couldn’t be more critical.

England's Emerald Group and its Emerald Publishing now are part of CIG, an investment firm based in New York City and Bethesda, Maryland.

To submit your national/global award and recognition, click here. 2021 - 2022 Amr Adly, assistant professor, Department of Political Science, won the 2021 Roger Owen Book Award for his analysis of Egypts failed economic liberalisation strategies. His research covers the period from the 1970s to the revolution that toppled former president Hosni Mubarak in 2011.

The recent flooding events are a constant reminder of the threat caused by climate change, with a clear indication of the vulnerabilities of coastal communities in South-Eastern Africa...

While in a new partnership with FID Benelux Low Countries, Knowledge Unlatched has opened its ninth round of funding.

In recent years, a concerted political effort has been made at national and EU level to promote the consumption of healthy foods. The European Commission (EC) expressed a need for a harmonized, mandatory front-of-pack nutrition labelling (FOPL) system at EU level. The EC intends to adopt the proposal by the end of 2022. Our research work seeks to understand the public discourse on FOPL in the EU through Twitter, by content analysis of tweets, sentiment analysis and mapping network characteristic...

INDIA-BASED global streaming platform Clean Slate Studioz (Clean Slate) has been named as the new Principal Partner for Yorkshire CCC.

CoolSocial.net: Apps, trends, curiosities and more

Helen Jefferson Lenskyj explains her decades-long criticism of what she calls the "Olympic industry."

How does the association between gender attitudes and housework share vary across countries and time? We examine the second demographic transition as it unmasks in the association between gender attitudes and housework participation. Using data of the 2002 and 2012 International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) for 24 countries, we find that the association between gender attitudes and housework share became stronger over time in most countries, signifying that the second demographic transition wa...