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He spent 36 years on the Johns Hopkins faculty and contributed pioneering research to the fields of epidemiology and infectious diseases

Cities across Europe are increasing their ambitions to embrace a circular economy. In this context, a wide-ranging landscape of urban circularity practices is emerging. This article aims to elaborate on the spatial factors fostering or hampering the embedding of Urban Circularity Practices (UCPs) in the Brussels Capital Region (BCR). The article thus addresses the following set of questions: What do circularity ambitions imply at the urban scale and what is the landscape of practices aimed at re...

Kate Wagner analyses what drives athletes to doping and what could be done to circumvent riders from considering the action.

Berkeley Library at Trinity College Indeed, Berkeley’s name may be removed from the Trinity library pending the outcome of the college’s two-year examination into its links with slavery and the British empire. Patrick Prendergast, Trinity’s provost, said when announced the university’s Colonial Legacies project last month, that the interrogation of its history was sparked off by “debates that arose from the Black Lives Matter movement”. Trinity will research legacy issues such as ho...

Please join us on Thursday, February 4, 2021, from 9:00am-5:00pm, as Texas Southern Universitys Center for Justice Research, Thurgood Marshall School of Law, in partnership with The Earl Carl Institute for Legal & Social Policy, and the Thurgood Marshall Law Review co-present a virtual national conference, sponsored by the American Association for Justice Robert L. Habush Endowment, entitled, Police Misconduct & Qualified Immunity: Reimagining "We the People." This conference provides a timely,...

Developing a vaccine is an example of the way to tackle big issues.