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ABSTRACT In an era of rising geopolitical tensions and environmental instability, corporate political activities have become increasingly intertwined with ethical challenges and sustainability requirements. This study investigates the influence of environmental dynamics and corporate ethical responsibility on interorganizational conflict and ...
David Yulong Liu +4 more
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Issue Construals and Corporate Water Stewardship
ABSTRACT In the face of mounting environmental and social pressures, the importance of responsible corporate water stewardship (CWS) should be evident, yet not all businesses are taking water management issues seriously. The aim of this study is to explore why differences in CWS persist, especially within industries facing similar resource challenges ...
Daina Mazutis +3 more
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Istinto, animalità e irriflessione nello Zibaldone di Leopardi
This essay analyses the semantic field of “instinct” and “lack of reflection” in Leopardi’s Zibaldone. The article will start explaining the complex (and sometimes contradictory) meaning of the two terms and concepts in various stages of Leopardian ...
Vincenzo Allegrini
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Beyond the Adversarial Rivalry: A Developmental Rights‐Based Model for Minor‐on‐Minor Crime, Part 2
ABSTRACT When children harm children, the conventional victim–perpetrator framework is ill‐equipped to address the developmental, relational, and institutional complexities involved. While juvenile justice scholarship increasingly emphasizes rehabilitation, and victims' rights literature has advanced child‐sensitive protections, minor‐on‐minor ...
Tali Gal, Ruthy Lowenstein Lazar
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A Dialectics of Reason and Instinct: Thomas Mann’s Magic Mountain
The whole Thomas Mann’s work is a reflection of the permanent tension between instinct and reason, the irruption of the repressed and life order. This is particularly manifested in his work The Magic Mountain.
Ciro Schmidt Andrade
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Women’s Perspectives on Vocalization in the First and Second Stages of Labor: A Qualitative Study
Despite growing interest in humanized childbirth practices, there is still little qualitative research exploring women’s perspectives on vocalization during labor.
Isabel Rute Pereira +2 more
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Understanding aromaticity has evolved from benzene‐centric concepts to a broad multidimensional framework spanning organic, inorganic, and excited‐state systems. This review highlights ambiguities between magnetic, electronic, geometric, and energetic descriptors, emphasizing the need for unified, multi‐criteria approaches.
Sílvia Escayola +2 more
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The Governance Gap: Democratizing Drug Development Through Decision Architecture
Drug development is most exposed to governance failure where it can least afford it, in global health. The field has more predictive power than at any point in its history and roughly the same failure rate it had a decade ago. We argue that this paradox persists because the field has invested heavily in prediction science while neglecting decision ...
Craig R. Rayner +16 more
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The paper is devoted to the problem of psychological adaptation and integration in the modern social-economic conditions of the socially vulnerable indigenous peoples of the South of Western Siberia (Shors, Kumandins, Teleuts and Tubulars).
Evgeny S. Goldschmidt +1 more
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ABSTRACT As artificial intelligence (AI)‐generated messages increasingly approach human‐level quality, can AI effectively substitute human authors in value‐laden brand communications such as corporate social responsibility (CSR) messaging? This study examines how CSR message source (AI‐generated vs.
Terry Haekyung Kim +2 more
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