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Education/History/Public policy

Palestinian youth political socialisation and the British mandate

Janette Habashi
October 4, 2023

How can the British Mandate impact Palestinian youth?

In the early 20th century, sheet music paralleled today's social media by sharing trends, humor, and stories. Jitney Bus songs humorously captured the emerging car culture and its impact.
History/Media & communication/Social media

Ride-sharing and social media—Then and now

Matthew Balensuela
August 16, 2023

Did sheet music in the early 20th century resemble today's social media, sharing trends, humor, and stories? Jitney Bus songs humorously captured the emerging car culture and its impact.

Vigilantes take it upon themselves to prevent, investigate, and punish perceived wrongdoings, usually in the absence of legal authority.
Ethics/History/Hospitality & tourism/Social media/Sociology

Selfies at Holocaust sites: ‘Digilantism’ on Instagram

Craig Wight Phiona Stanley
August 1, 2023

Digilantism, a new form of internet vigilantism, involves punishing perceived wrongdoings online, with selfies at Holocaust sites facing scrutiny on Instagram.

What drives the descendants of Holocaust survivors to visit sites associated with the Holocaust - a research from Sapir Academic College & Rosen College of Hospitality Management
History/Hospitality & tourism/Social media

The emotional rollercoaster of dark tourism for Holocaust descendants

Villy Abraham Abraham Pizam Marcos Medeiros
July 22, 2023

What drives the descendants of Holocaust survivors to visit sites associated with the Holocaust - a research from Sapir Academic College & Rosen College of Hospitality Management.

What are the key factors that perpetuate the othering and xenophobia of Asian Americans, and how can we dismantle these harmful narratives?
Asian studies/Education/History/Public administration/Race & ethnic studies

From marginalisation to resilience: Understanding the “Otherness” journey of Asian Americans in the United States

Meghna Sabharwal Aurora Becerra Seongdeok Oh
July 19, 2023

What are the key factors that perpetuate the othering and xenophobia of Asian Americans, and how can we dismantle these harmful narratives?

Artificial intelligence/Environment/History/Metaverse/Philosophy

A remarkable novel that predicted today’s tech-fueled anxieties 90 years ago

Kevin Hamilton
June 9, 2023

Laurence Manning's novel "The Man Who Awoke" anticipated AI, virtual reality, and sustainability, reflecting current cultural concerns.

machine learning techniques have the potential to help us advance knowledge.
Artificial intelligence/Education/History/Machine learning

Decoding the past: How machine learning enhances historical analysis

Marta Villamor Martin David A. Kirsch Fabian Prieto-Nanez
May 17, 2023

Machine learning techniques have the potential to advance knowledge, but researchers must exercise caution in decision-making and interpretation.

Have you ever heard of screen tourism?
History/Hospitality & tourism/Media & communication

Film tourism promotion in Francoist Spain

Maria C. Puche-Ruiz
April 20, 2023

Hollywood film-induced tourism strategies also resonated in Spain in the 1950s; this coincided with the arrival of large contingents of American tourists in historical European cities.

Climate change/Environment/History

The late Bronze Age collapse of Mediterranean society and the role of catastrophic climate change events

Calian James Hazell
February 16, 2023

Ancient climate events teach us about present-day climate change and its effects on vulnerable regions like the arid Mediterranean, requiring preparation and adaptation.

Asian studies/History/Sports science

Still tied to its colonial past, Macao football makes little progress

Celia Gouveia
November 17, 2022

Macao's highest FIFA men's world ranking (156) to date came in 1997, while still under Portuguese authority.

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