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Persistent collaboration as a structural signature of scientific resilience.

PNAS Nexus
Chen H, Bu Y, Zhong L, Du C, Meyer ET, Ding Y, Gao J.   +6 more
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Geopolitics and the “Low Politics” Perspective

, 1985
History[l] and Geography are inextricably linked and, consequently, geopolitics influences the course of international relations for every country. Therefore, conventional approaches to the subject are not useless, in spite of the emergence of nuclear weapons which dominate contemporary major power policy decisions.[2]
John Kinnas
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Low First Wave COVID-19 cases and health seeking behaviors across the six geopolitical zones of Nigeria

Nigerian Journal of Parasitology, 2021
This study was carried out across the six geopolitical zones to assess knowledge and health seeking behaviors of Nigerians during the first wave of COVID-19 pandemic lockdown in order to understand the seemingly low cases of COVID-19 in Nigeria. Structured and pretested short questionnaires were employed to obtain information electronically and ...
C.N. Ukaga, S.O. Sam-Wobo, R.H. Muhammed, H.O. Mogaji, O.A. Surakat, M.M. Suleiman, C. Egbuche, C.A. Ekwunife, G.N. Wokem   +8 more
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'High' and 'Low' Geopolitics: Images of Foreign Countries in the Eyes of Russian Citizens

Geopolitics, 2003
The objective of the article is to reveal the main features of the geographical images of Russian citizens. Some features of the images held by different social strata in Russian society of northern European countries such as the Netherlands and Finland will be introduced in the context of the broader system of Russian geographical images of countries ...
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Higher Highs and Lower Lows: Political Connections, Geopolitical Risk, and International Investment

Academy of Management Proceedings
The revolving door is a key mechanism through which firms build political connections. While research suggests these connections can facilitate international expansion, findings remain mixed, with some studies highlighting benefits and others suggesting neutral or negative effects.
Egerod, Benjamin, Zilja, Flladina, Stuckatz, Jan, Mueller, Michael Juergen   +3 more
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Does Geopolitical Risk Induce Comparative Advantage in Low‐Carbon Energy Trade? Insights on Climate Policy and Innovation Business Strategies

Business Strategy and the Environment
ABSTRACT Given the significant surge in greenhouse gas emissions over the past several decades, the demand for low‐carbon energy products has increased globally. However, geopolitical risks and tensions have also been escalating, which can reshape the trade of low‐carbon energy products.
Jiyang Cheng, Hawazen Almugren, Judit Petra Koltai, Ciro Troise, Armando Papa   +4 more
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Geopolitical narratives of an “accommodating” state in the face of “low geopolitics”

2019
Rosa de la Fuente, Renato L. P. Miranda
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Materials, forensics and feminist geopolitics

Progress in Human Geography, 2021
Joanne Sharp
exaly