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The essay analyzes the global surge of Gen-Z–led mobilization, arguing that youth protests are propelled by economic precarity, exclusion from power, and especially corruption. It…
In the nearly 50 years that Gallup has queried the public about trust in professions, 2025 has broken new ground and overall trust in physicians has never been lower. Between 2019…
How does participating in research on difficult topics affect research staff? While investigations of research-related stress (RRS) have increased in recent years, most are…
Scientists provide important information to the public. Whether that information influences decision-making depends on trust. In the USA, gaps in trust in scientists have been…
In a trend called powershoring, energy-intensive industry will locate closer to renewable energy sources, driven by cheap renewable energy (which is difficult to transport), and…
Many theories of outsourcing presume private firms are more efficient producers of goods and services, but that contracting frictions mean that firms do not internalize the…
The world is rapidly shifting towards a lower-carbon economy, drawing a new map of comparative advantage in the process. As the global economy decarbonizes, it will bring about…
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) requires Medicare to negotiate prices for certain brand-name drugs with gross annual Medicare spending exceeding $200 million. Small-molecule…
Conspiratorial thoughts as a cognitive aspect are understudied outside small clinical cohorts. We conducted a 50-state non-probability internet survey of respondents age 18 and…
Despite significant advances in policies to address conflict-related sexual violence, it continues to occur in conflicts around the world, sometimes on a massive scale. This…