The Global Attitudes Research Team Delivers Comprehensive Analysis
This report represents the culmination of extensive collaborative effort, drawing upon the diverse expertise and analytical insights of a dedicated…
Fat Swim by Emma Copley Eisenberg.
The publication of Fat Swim, a collection of ten interconnected short stories by Emma Copley Eisenberg, marks a significant addition…
The American Trends Panel Survey Methodology
Pew Research Center’s rigorous methodology for Wave 190 of the American Trends Panel (ATP) provides a detailed account of how…
UK Executive Pay Disparities Reach New Heights as FTSE 100 CEOs Surpass Median Worker Salaries in Under Three Working Days
The start of 2026 has brought a renewed focus on the widening chasm between executive compensation and the average worker’s…
Navigating Sexual Identity in Young Adult Literature and the Evolving Definition of Bisexuality in Contemporary Society
The intersection of personal identity and professional branding has become a focal point for creators in the modern publishing industry,…
Scholarly Works by Laura Horak and Jacob Engelberg Signal a Paradigm Shift in Queer and Transgender Media Analysis
The 2024 publication of two major academic texts, Trans Cinema: Remaking Communities, Identities, and Worlds by Laura Horak and Cinemas…
Reframing Perceptions: Harnessing Behavioural Science to Combat Unconscious Bias and Foster Inclusivity
Our inherent cognitive architecture, under constant pressure to rapidly process vast amounts of information, frequently deviates from our conscious intentions…
Launching Professor Kate Pickett’s new book The Good Society with George Monbiot, Caroline Lucas and Baroness Ruth Lister.
The upcoming launch of The Good Society, the latest work by renowned epidemiologist and social campaigner Professor Kate Pickett, marks…
Diverse Knowledge Processing Styles Are Very Valuable in Uncertain Times
The conventional wisdom that diversity enhances innovation, improves problem-solving capabilities, and mitigates risks is now firmly established. When this inherent…
The Shifting Landscape of News Consumption: Americans Increasingly Stumble Upon Information, Less Likely to Seek It Out
A growing majority of Americans report that they primarily encounter news passively, rather than actively pursuing it, according to a…
