A new U.K. study finds trust in scientists is driven less by expertise and more by shared values and political identity, ...
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"What people say and what they actually do are different."When we see such situations, we are tempted to dismiss it as ...
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Why do people protest? Six decades of research points to social connections over personal grievances
A massive review of six decades of research provides evidence that people who participate in protests are driven more by ...
Walk through the streets of Rome, London, Jerusalem or Delhi and you may be standing above a city that is hundreds or even ...
Weighting on a political outcome can improve accuracy, but it does not fully remove the error in polls. That’s why rigorous ...
Many academics are concerned about threats to independent enquiry in higher education. Here’s how it can be protected while taking legitimate concerns into account.
According to the author of one study, “Israel is losing Israelis,” most of them young and highly educated. It’s a sensitive subject for a country ...
Ram Ramaswamy discusses D.D. Kosambi’s life, politics, and scholarship, and what his ideas reveal about academic freedom and India’s education crisis today.
A measles outbreak and the Trump administration narrowing childhood immunization recommendations have made vaccines a midterm ...
With the Oct. 19 referendum fast-approaching, we’re taking a closer look at the final immigration-related question.
Republicans and conservatives are more likely than Democrats or liberals to justify political violence in 17 surveyed ...
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