How Consumers Connect With Corporate Social Responsibility
How do consumers really view corporate social responsibility (CSR) or a company's business model that factors in social accountability? Read more ›
Open Access Involves More Than Just Putting A Syllabus Online
Open access is more than just making content available online. In fact, there are numerous technical challenges in making open-access material easy to reuse, redistribute, revise, and “remix.” Read more ›
Leave the Leftovers
Even though cleaning your plate feels satisfying — thanks to something called “consumption closure” — it isn’t always for the best. A new paper explains. Read more ›
Why Some Undocumented Immigrants Go Public Despite The Risks
A new book culls interviews with undocumented young adults from 18 countries who’ve told their stories as activists, through the arts, or online. Read more ›
The Truth Behind Burnout
Is burnout just a modern-day term for depression? New research shows a strong correlation between the workplace syndrome, depression, and anxiety. Read more ›
Persuading People That Soda Is the New Tobacco
Everybody knows that cigarettes cause cancer, but when it comes to soda and health, the knowledge gap is much wider. Read more ›
Substance Abuse, Shame, and Asian-Americans
A new study found that, contrary to other groups, Asian-Americans with higher levels of shame appear to correlate with lower levels of substance abuse. Read more ›
Documentary on the Real Green Book Is a Guide to Black History
A new documentary tells the true story of the guidebook that helped African-Americans travel safely in the Jim Crow era. Read more ›
Foreign Investment Has a Double-Edged Effect in Asia-Pacific
An analysis of 14 Asia-Pacific countries revealed a surprising divergence in the impact of foreign direct investment (FDI). Read more ›