South Asian Women Transforming Sport in Oceania
🤸 Just published in #SocSciMatters: South Asian Women Transforming Sport in Oceania. #Arts-based research reveals how they resist these constraints and claim their right to play, by Rohini Balram, author of 'Young Indo-Fijian Women Breaking Barriers in Fijian Sporting Spaces.' bit.ly/48Jw03F
Promotion of 'Why the Social Sciences Matter' book, 2nd edition, by Palgrave Macmillan. Text states its champions the unique contribution of social sciences for understanding the world. Book cover: Circles of teal, yellow and magenta.
'Why the Social Sciences Matter. More Than Ever' explores the defining challenges of our time and brings together top scholars to demonstrate how the social sciences help us make sense of complex events and global trends: spklr.io/63328BYv0n
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#JustPublished on our #SocSciMatters blog:
Rohini Balram, author of Young #Indo-Fijian Women Breaking Barriers in Fijian Sporting Spaces: An #Arts-Based Approach (shorturl.at/0ckid), on South Asian Women Transforming #Sport in #Oceania: shorturl.at/XSUEo. @hss.springernature.com #sportsociology
Palgrave Macmillan Celebrates 25 Years: The Story of Why Social Science Matters
As Palgrave Macmillan turns 25, our editors reflect on the journey of Social Science Matters—from its launch to its lasting impact. Read about some of the campaign's most memorable moments here: bit.ly/4hOD43a. #SocSciMatters #AcademicSky #BookSky @cpetracca.bsky.social @beth-palgrave.bsky.social
Palgrave Macmillan celebrates 25 years: The story of why social science matters. Written by Clelia Petracca and Beth Farrow. Springer Nature logo on the upper right, with blurry lights on the right side.
Since its inception 2015, Social Science Matters has grown into a platform for interdisciplinary dialogue, global collaboration, and public engagement. Palgrave Editors Beth Farrow & Clelia Petracca retrace its evolution.
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🎉 Excited to share that @profcarycooper.bsky.social and Jonathan Michie's book Why the Social Sciences Matter is out now
Join us @kelloggoxford.bsky.social for the launch event on 26 Nov
🎟️ Register for the event: tinyurl.com/5yfmf9tv
📘 Book link: tinyurl.com/233rjx3n
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Musical improvisation isn't just sound—it's a dynamic, affective dialogue that reshapes how we listen, create, and connect.
Diogo Monzo, author of Palgrave's 'Distributed Free Improvisation', writes about exploring the possible in this #SocSciMatters blog: spklr.io/63320BzTop
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Louise Westmarland is the author of Palgrave's 'Police Ethics: Cop Culture, Corruption and the Blue Code of Silence'. In this #SocSciMatters blog she talks about who guards the guardians of public safety: spklr.io/63324By8KY
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A just energy transition means fair access, representation & outcomes. Explore how a new toolkit helps turn energy justice principles into action.
Read this #SocSciMatters blog by Alicia Phillips and Laura Kaschny: spklr.io/63324B1A2y
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From Human Creativity to Cyber-Creativity: A Quantum Jump into the Future. Read this #SocSciMatters blog by Giovanni Emanuele Corazza, editor of Palgrave's The Cyber-Creativity Process: How Humans Co-Create with Artificial Intelligence. 🔗 bit.ly/454OdYQ #SocSci
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From Human Creativity to Cyber-Creativity: A Quantum Jump into the Future. Read this #SocSciMatters blog from Giovanni Emanuele Corazza, editor of Palgrave's The Cyber-Creativity Process: How Humans Co-Create with Artificial Intelligence: http://spklr.io/63325BDDBL
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Social Science Matters Championing original and authoritative research
In this #SocSciMatters blog, Deniz T. Kılınçoğlu, author of Palgrave's The National Mind, discusses how understanding our ‘National Minds’ can help pave the way towards a less tribalistic future: bit.ly/3T3oRno. #SciPub
"Promotional graphic featuring the Palgrave Macmillan logo in the top left corner. Below the logo are colorful rectangular shapes in green, blue, yellow, orange, and pink. The phrase 'SOCIAL SCIENCE MATTERS' is prominently displayed in three colored blocks: 'SOCIAL' in green, 'SCIENCE' in orange, and 'MATTERS' in pink."
We are living in the digital age. Are developing countries and aid agencies prepared for the disruption? How can they do better?
Read more from Palgrave Macmillan author Nagy Hanna in this #SocSciMatters blog: http://spklr.io/63322h1am
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In this #SocSciMatters blog, Deniz T. Kılınçoğlu, author of Palgrave Macmillan' The National Mind, discusses how understanding our ‘National Minds’ can help pave the way towards a less tribalistic future: http://spklr.io/63329h9FX
