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Wealthy, Liberal, Elites: Vaccine Refusal Linked To Expression Of Privilege

Wealthy, Liberal, Elites: Vaccine Refusal Linked To Expression Of Privilege

Not all students returning to school this month will be up to date on their vaccinations and a new paper in Gender&Society by Jennifer Reich,a professor of Sociology from the University of…
Married Couples Who Smoke Pot Have Fewer Domestic Violence Incidents

Married Couples Who Smoke Pot Have Fewer Domestic Violence Incidents

A look at 634 couples found that the more often they smoked marijuana, the less likely they were to engage in domestic violence.   The scholars attempted to clarify inconsistent findings…
Why Smoking Shouldn't Give Movies An Automatic R Rating

Why Smoking Shouldn't Give Movies An Automatic R Rating

Parents are more likely to be concerned with strong violence than smoking in a movie. Daniel Imfeld/Flickr, CC BY-NC-SA By Simon Chapman, University of Sydney In an era when cinema attendance is in…
Counter-Intuitive: Too Many Ethical Companies Is Bad For Society

Counter-Intuitive: Too Many Ethical Companies Is Bad For Society

For 'credence' services such as auto-repair, health care, and legal services, when more service providers care about the customer's well-being, society as whole may actually be worse off.  …
American Heart Association Declares War On E-Cigarettes

American Heart Association Declares War On E-Cigarettes

The American Heart Association has drafted a policy recommendation on the use of e-cigarettes and their impact on tobacco-control efforts and says that because e-cigarettes contain nicotine, they are…
Media And Energy Coverage: Bias Is In The Eye Of The Beholder

Media And Energy Coverage: Bias Is In The Eye Of The Beholder

Source: IPA By Kerrie Foxwell-Norton, Griffith University It’s tempting to view The Australian’s latest broadside at the ABC as just another salvo fired between our nation’s two biggest media…
When It Comes To Comic Books, Let's Put Literary Criticism Back On The Shelf

When It Comes To Comic Books, Let's Put Literary Criticism Back On The Shelf

Shall I compare thee to a novel? No. Tim McFarlane/Flickr, CC BY-NC-SA By David Sweeney, Glasgow School of Art For the second year running, the Edinburgh International Book Festival returns with…
The Golden Rule: Those Who Have the Gold Make the Rules

The Golden Rule: Those Who Have the Gold Make the Rules

According to a paper to be published in Perspectives on Politics, authors Martin Gilens and Benjamin I. Page claim, “if policymaking is dominated by powerful business organizations and a small…
Citizen Scientists As Sentinels: Saving Lives Near The Throat Of Fire

Citizen Scientists As Sentinels: Saving Lives Near The Throat Of Fire

A volunteer group of citizen scientists set up to safeguard communities around the 'Throat of Fire' Tungurahua volcano in the Ecuadorian Andes is saving lives, according to a new paper. More than 600…
Snowplow, Helicopter – Medieval? Parenting Advice For The Ages

Snowplow, Helicopter – Medieval? Parenting Advice For The Ages

Christine de Pisan instructs her son, Jean de Castel, c.1413. Source: Wikimedia Commons By Juanita Feros Ruys, Senior Research Fellow and Associate Director of the Medieval and Early Modern Centre…

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