Bias Amplification in Gender, Gender Identity, and Geographical Affiliation
Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling, 2022 In the quest for greater equity in science, individual attitudes and institutional policies should also embrace greater diversity and inclusion of minority groups. This viewpoint calls for a broader definition of gender bias in STEM to include gender identity and for increased attention to the issue of bias amplification due to geographic affiliation ...
Michele Cascella, Thereza A. Soares
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National Identity and Organizational Identity in Algeria: Interactions and Influences
M@n@gement, 2021 This article examines how national identity influences organizational identity. The interactions and influences between these two identity levels have been underexplored in the identity literature.
Sofiane Baba, Omar Hemissi, Taieb Hafsi
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Location, safety and (non) strangers in gay men’s narratives on ‘hook-up’ apps [PDF]
, 2016 Hook-up websites and apps are said to be transforming the sexual lives of gay men and have been linked with the apparent erosion of gay publics as the basis for identity politics and social action.
Davis, Mark +4 more
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Regional surname affinity: a spatial network approach [PDF]
, 2019 OBJECTIVE We investigate surname affinities among areas of modern‐day China, by constructing a spatial network, and making community detection.
Chen, Jiawei +5 more
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Iran’s Islamic Revolution Giving Identity to the Axis of Islamic Resistance (A Case Study: Lebanon’s Hizbullāh) [PDF]
سپهر سیاست, 2021 The purpose of the present research is to study the relationship between Iran’s Islamic Revolution and the formation of the Axis of Resistance in giving identity to Lebanon’s Hizbullāh. The main hypothesis is that the Islamic and Shi’ite identity of Iran’
Pirouz Hashempour +2 more
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Geographers out of place: institutions, (inter)disciplinarity and identity [PDF]
Area, 2014 Ten years ago, the decision was taken to close Brunel University's Department of Geography and Earth Sciences and its undergraduate programmes. Since this time, most of the human geographers have remained at Brunel, but now work from beyond the boundaries of conventional academic Geography.
Wainwright, Emma +5 more
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Building an alternative social currency: Dematerialising and rematerialising digital money across media [PDF]
, 2014 This paper reports on the user experience and design of physical and digital forms of a mixed-media local currency. We reconceive digitally mediated transactions as social interactions and report on the development of conceptual designs informed by user ...
Ferreira, J, Perry, M
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Depression of the Cities: Key to Healing
Prace Komisji Geografii Przemysłu Polskiego Towarzystwa Geograficznego, 2015 The problem of search of an authenticity of the cities looks very actual and draws attention of numerous researchers. In the article the analogy between the human person and the city in this problem is used.
Konstantin Lidin
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About the Concept of Onomastic Identity: The Privileges' Parchments of the City of Balaguer (1211-1352) [PDF]
, 2014 This paper is an analysis of the name that appears in the Pergamins de Privilegis of the city of Balaguer. The historical period that we take for this study includes the years 1211-1352. The structural study of the systems of designation allows us to say
Selfa, Moisés
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Richard Brautigan à bord du Tokyo-Montana Express
Cybergeo, 2016 The book The Tokyo-Montana Express by the American author Richard Brautigan, is a book of a great potential to see the relationship between space, writing and identity. In this work - partially autobiographical - the author/narrator writes about himself,
Jean-Baptiste Maudet
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