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ABSTRACT This paper examines the ontological complexity of public space through an analysis of the long‐running dispute over the development of Redlowska Glade, a green area in Gdynia, Poland. Drawing on relational ontology perspective, the study explores how conflicting parties not only debated the future of this space but also enacted different ...
Krzysztof Janas
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How We Think About People: Beliefs About Human Nature in the Explanation of Conflict Behavior
ABSTRACT For decades, researchers have dealt with how human nature influences behavior in conflicts. Today, it is recognized that subjective beliefs about human nature play a significant role in conflict situations. This was also acknowledged in studies using the theory of planned behavior to explain conflict behavior as the potential for integrating ...
Adrian Landwehr+3 more
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Revisiting the concept of organized crime through the disciplinary lens of economic criminology
The lack of understanding of the boundaries of economic criminology and the little agreement on the kind of offenses or deviant acts that fall in its substantive focus have invited an evaluation of the characteristics that criminals and/or crimes have to
Yuliya Zabyelina
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A Friendly Critique of ‘Asian Criminology’ and ‘Southern Criminology’
Like all other social sciences, criminology is characterized by an ethnocentrism that often excludes non-Western scholarship. ‘Asian criminology’ and ‘Southern criminology’ are relatively new paradigms that seek to rectify this by problematizing ...
Leon Moosavi
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The Influence of Sustainability on Credit Assessment for the Banking Sector: A Mediation Analysis
ABSTRACT This study investigates how environmental, social, and governance (ESG) scores influence credit ratings in the banking sector, using mediation analysis to explore their role as intermediaries between financial indicators and creditworthiness.
Carmine Da Fermo+2 more
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Offender Decision-Making in Criminology: Contributions from Behavioral Economics
If there is agency and some decision-making process entailed in criminal behavior, then what are the incentives for crime and for conformity, and what is their role in offending decisions?
Greg Pogarsky+2 more
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ABSTRACT Building sexually diverse workplaces has become increasingly crucial for corporates. To create sexually diverse workplaces, firms require a high level of commitment collectively from their stakeholders, especially from corporate leadership.
Nuttavuth Nundhapana+2 more
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ABSTRACT This study explores how environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance‐based peer pressure influences corporate resilience, with a focus on the moderating effects of firm‐perceived economic policy uncertainty (FEPU) and governance efficiency (GE).
Han Lu+2 more
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Criminal Sociology. By ENRICO FERRI, Professor of Criminal Law. The Criminology Series. Edited by W. Douglass Morrison, M. A. No. 2. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1896 [PDF]
Margaret Ball
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Exploring Social Value for Sustainability: A Revelatory Case Study
ABSTRACT Social value for sustainability has received considerably less attention in academia compared to environmental and economic value. To remedy this, our study explores social value for sustainability, investigating an organization dedicated to social and societal contributions through education and empowerment, studying social value at a youth ...
Anne‐Karen Hueske+1 more
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