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  1. 23 June 2025

    Recognising and Embracing AI in Research (opens impakter.com)

    The Artificial Intelligence (AI) revolution has transformed the world — not only by creating charming Ghibli-inspired images but also by prompting us to rethink how we conduct research. As tools like ChatGPT and Google NotebookLM redefine how information is accessed and synthesised, researchers find themselves divided. Some see generative AI as a transformational ally, capable of

    • AI & Machine Learning
    • Science
    • Society

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  2. 2 February 2024

    Plagiarism: Troubles Spreading Beyond Academia? (opens impakter.com)

    A recent plethora of stories revealing plagiarism has shaken the pillars of leading academia and research institutions. Of course, every institution has its share of bad apples — government, religions, the media, the music industry, banking, the judicial system, the aircraft sector, to name a few. But we have tended to believe research produced by

    • Culture
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    • Science

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  3. 30 August 2019

    Alimony Debates and Deterioration of Women’s Rights in Turkey (opens impakter.com)

    Women have been fighting for their basic rights and liberties, and for a fair share of the socio-economic pie for centuries. Unfortunately, even when they succeed, they cannot take a break from the fight. The threat of sliding backward and losing the progress they made on women’s rights is always present. In the U.S., various

    • Editors' Picks
    • Equal Rights
    • Politics & Foreign Affairs

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  4. 2 May 2019

    Many Peaces in Iraq: Creating a Foundation for Conflict Transformation Through Peace Studies (opens impakter.com)

    “We heard children singing ISIL songs, and saw them role play executions in an Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp playground. We were distributing humanitarian aid. It was then that I realized, if we don’t do anything about this … a new, more extremist generation will be born,” Ziena, 27 years old. Ziena graduated from one

    • NGO & Charities
    • Politics & Foreign Affairs
    • SDG Series

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  5. 4 May 2017

    How Our Obsession with Testing Drives Educational Inequality (opens impakter.com)

    False Objectivity, Real Consequences “Our children need to be able to compete” they say. “We’re losing ground to Singapore and Finland,” they say. “Children from disadvantaged backgrounds won’t be able to get jobs in the new economy,” they say. American educational policy makers on both sides of the aisle cite international competitiveness as the motivation

    • Equal Rights

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