ππ Ageing populations will put significant pressure on pension systems, budgets, and economies in the European Union. This Springer #OpenAccess book argues for a more prominent position on political and policy agendas for European population ageing.
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ππ This Palgrave #OpenAccess book examines the Rohingya genocide through the lenses of violence, denial and justice, showing how state narratives and geopolitics continue to obstruct recognition and accountability. bit.ly/4hOFBuW
π Behind the Paper: 'How a misunderstanding knocked 30 years of collectivism research off course.' Explore why researchers argue that duties and responsibilities, not just social warmth, may better explain cultural differences.
π Behind the Paper: 'What Does Industrial Resilience Look Like at a Carbon Border?' Explore how MENA producers can adapt to Europeβs Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, and why the answer differs sharply across countries.
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#JustPublished with #PalgraveMacmillan in our new series 'Platform Societies': 'Creole #Platforms: Digital #Hybridisation and Platform #Governance' by Luis Lozano Paredes. Read, download or purchase the e-book/hardcopy here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007... Get 20% off with discount code PALAUT.
π How can social science and humanities research help build sustainable social futures in Asia-Pacific?
Join the Palgrave Macmillan Annual Lecture 2026 and explore research-driven solutions to the region's biggest challenges.
Date: 2 November
Time: 6 PM AEDT | 7 AM GMT | 8 AM CET
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This Springer #OpenAccess book offers a new perspective for understanding rural transformation by moving beyond traditional income-based measures of development.
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What can a deformed 1834 sixpence tell us about evidence, interpretation, and AI?
This Behind the Paper post explores how historical research, laboratory analysis, and AI-assisted reasoning helped investigate an unusual coin. π bit.ly/4y8tJdb ποΈ
Drawing on qualitative research, 'Children and AI: Changing Digital Childhoods?' explores how AI is transforming family life, learning and peer relationships, and what this means for children's rights, wellbeing and future opportunities.
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π What can one forgotten jacket reveal about a changing world?
Drawing on twelve years of camping in Ghana, this Behind the Paper post explores how everyday experiences can shape our understanding of climate change, public health, and environmental change.
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Where to Start? Your First Book
In the first episode of our 3-part podcast series, Palgrave author Rosalynd Southern reflects on her journey to publishing her first academic book.
Read the blog for key takeaways from the conversation: spklr.io/63329EpmRW
In todayβs world of #BigData, data scientists must stay ahead of the game, especially in increasingly unstructured and semi-structured environments. Richard Boire breaks down the field of data science into easy-to-understand insights: spklr.io/63327ErdP9
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'Beyond Recognition: What Diplomacy Can Do for Rohingya Justice' explores how law, diplomacy and geopolitics shape responses to the Rohingya genocide, and why recognition remains contested. Read the latest #SocSciMatters blog: bit.ly/3TFiryY.
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ππ This Palgrave book explores Turkish and Kurdish settlement in Italy, showing how precarity, aspiration and belonging are shaped by migration regimes, legal status and transnational lives.
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ππ This Palgrave #OpenAccess book offers the first systematic English-language account of the New Education Initiative, Chinaβs largest and longest-running education reform, explaining its origins, core concepts, and theoretical framework. bit.ly/4xSEH6i #EduSky
π Beyond the Book: 'Where to Start? Your First Book.' The journey to publishing a book is no easy feat. For many first-time authors, it can feel both exciting and a little overwhelming. But when you know what to expect, that first step can seem a lot less daunting.
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This Springer book addresses food safety governance in the digital age, including AI, platform economies, and global supply chains.
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π Behind the Paper: 'Trust needs a spark and a path.' Trust doesnβt just depend on how trustworthy people are, but also on how theyβre connected. New research shows that clustering reliable individuals helps trust emerge, while broader connections help it spread.
ππ This Springer #OpenAccess book offers a new perspective for understanding rural transformation by moving beyond traditional income-based measures of development.
bit.ly/4hR4NC1 #ADBI @springer.springernature.com
#InternationalTranslationDay: From cognition and theory to the impact of new technologies, explore the changing field of translation studies.
'New Thoughts on Translation' brings together the latest ideas from leading translator Jun Xu: bit.ly/4hkwYsS #Linguistics πππ§ π¬
