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Corruption beyond borders: power, crime, and governance
This Humanities and Social Sciences Communications Collection seeks scholarship that treats corruption and its counterpart – anti-corruption – as multi-dimensional, global processes. We welcome submissions from political scientists, sociologists, legal scholars, economists, criminologists, development experts, data scientists and others.
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Learning spaces and classroom design
This Collection explores the ways in which classroom design and learning environments fundamentally shape educational experiences.
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The Olympic Games: Media, representation and cultural politics
This Collection invites interdisciplinary scholarship that critically explores the dynamic interplay between the Olympic and Paralympic Games, media forms, representations, and the cultural politics that shape and are shaped by them.
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Gender, democracy and political violence: A feminist perspective
This Humanities and Social Sciences Communications Collection brings together interdisciplinary research on feminism and democratic politics. We welcome contributions (theoretical, empirical, historical or comparative) from political science, sociology, gender studies, history, law, philosophy, anthropology, and related fields.
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Translational humanities
This Collection aims to explore the conditions of possibility for a translational humanities. It asks how humanities-based knowledge can be made applicable, actionable, and socially engaged.
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Education for marginalised or displaced populations
This Collection invites critical, interdisciplinary contributions that examine the politics, practices, and possibilities of education for marginalised or displaced populations.
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The Nobel Prize: historical and sociocultural perspectives
This Collection invites interdisciplinary scholarship that situates the Nobel Prize within broader historical and cultural frameworks.
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Living with human enhancement – ethical, social, and psychological dimensions
This Collection aims to explore and reframe the psychological, sociological, philosophical, ethical, cultural, and political dimensions of human enhancement.
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Arts integration in education
This Collection examines arts integration in education and its social, cultural, political, cognitive, and affective dimensions. We invite research that explores how artistic processes intersect with curriculum, pedagogy, assessment, and institutional structures in formal and informal learning environments.
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Pharmaceutical intellectual property
This Collection invites submissions addressing the multifaceted legal, economic, ethical, and policy dimensions of pharmaceutical intellectual property from diverse disciplinary perspectives and geographical contexts.
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Beyond the classroom: alternative education across contexts
This Collection examines alternative forms of education and their social, cultural, political, and psychological implications. We invite research that explores alternative educational practices, including community-led learning, informal and non-formal education, experimental pedagogies, digital learning spaces, and decolonial or indigenous knowledge systems.
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Creative rights, copyright and culture: intellectual property in the arts and humanities