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Learning From The Bats: Cooperation A Fundamental Sustainability Principle, Juan Humberto Young
Learning From The Bats: Cooperation A Fundamental Sustainability Principle, Juan Humberto Young
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Most scientists agree that COVID-19 was transmitted to humans from bats. In an ironic twist, their social behaviour could help us solve many of our collective problems
A Syrian In Trump’S America, Singapore Management University
A Syrian In Trump’S America, Singapore Management University
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How a Syrian family dealt with war, travel bans, and reuniting in turbulent times
What Happens After The One-Child Policy?, Singapore Management University
What Happens After The One-Child Policy?, Singapore Management University
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The option to have multiple children could transform China’s economy.
Are Women Ready To Lead?, Singapore Management University
Are Women Ready To Lead?, Singapore Management University
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In a world where Sheryl Sandberg and Hilary Clinton regularly steal headlines, it’s easy to think that the world has become a more egalitarian place for women. Not so, says Marina Mahathir, who goes on to speak about lack of opportunities for women in politics.
Political Participation: Influences And Implications, Singapore Management University
Political Participation: Influences And Implications, Singapore Management University
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From the understanding of topical issues to activism, education has been said to play a major role in promoting political participation. Past research has shown that the educated would display stronger tendencies to vote, join political parties and engage in civic activities. However, if education predicts political participation, why do some countries with lower education rates face higher chances of political unrest? For instance, the average schooling in East Asian countries exceeds the average for Latin American countries. Yet, Latin America experiences higher levels of political unrest.
Adaptability In Socio-Political Contexts: Moving Beyond Ability And Intelligence, Singapore Management University
Adaptability In Socio-Political Contexts: Moving Beyond Ability And Intelligence, Singapore Management University
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The ability to adapt in an ever-changing environment is critical for success, if not, survival. Most people would acknowledge that change management can sometimes be a discomforting and bumpy process. This applies not just with individuals and organisations, but also with governments. While the former two may adapt privately, governments, represented by politicians and public officers, often have the unenviable task of demonstrating adaptability under the watchful eyes of their public. Slip-ups, trips and falls thus come at greater costs, which go well beyond mere embarrassment.