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Rural village communities in England are commonly portrayed as being neighbourly and close-knit, with villagers perceived as having a deep-seated sense of local identity complemented by strong feelings of belonging. This narrow view obscures, and marginalizes, the experiences of minority ethnic residents who can often feel excluded from village life ...
Garland, Jon, Chakraborti, Neil
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Based on the consensus of international regime, the outer space is de-fined as one of the common goods of the mankind, which is non-appropri-ated and free utilized area.
Eunike Angelita, June Cahyaningtyas
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The billionaire space race: Internet memes and the netizen response to space tourism
This study examined netizen attitudes toward space tourism. A content analysis was performed on 260 memes collected in response to the first tourist-focused suborbital spaceflight of Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin.
Joshua D. Bernstein
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Understanding and mitigating the impact of race with adversarial autoencoders
Background Artificial intelligence carries the risk of exacerbating some of our most challenging societal problems, but it also has the potential of mitigating and addressing these problems.
Kathryn Sarullo, S. Joshua Swamidass
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EU Space Doctrine – Sustainable Development or a New Arms Race [PDF]
Strategic documents of the European Union (EU) in the space sphere are analyzed in this Article. It is concluded that despite the active use of the “space doctrine” concept in the EU, regulating public legal relations through the establishment and ...
Larysa Soroka, Anna Danylenko
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Revealing the neural representations underlying other-race face perception
The other-race effect (ORE) refers to poorer recognition for faces of other races than one’s own. This study investigates the neural and representational basis of ORE in East Asian and White participants using behavioral measures, neural decoding, and ...
Moaz Shoura +4 more
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Race, space and post-colonial landscape in Bernard Malamud’s The Tenants
The following article presents strategies for decolonizing complex ethno-racial and social relationships between Jewish and black characters within a restricted, multifaceted area of a decaying tenement in Bernard Malamud’s The Tenants.
Magdalena Klimiuk
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Studying “Mixed Race”: Reflections on Methodological Practice
In this article, I reflexively consider how three experiences from conducting an interview project with Canadian young adults of mixed race can lead to questions about methodological practice in “mixed race” research.
Jillian Paragg
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Private ownership in outer space: Still waiting? [PDF]
Having in mind that property rights, such as ownership right and right of use, are not regulated in detail by Space law legislation, one has to raise a question - can we regulate property rights outside Earth?
Mijović Milan
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Disability, Race, and the Geography of School Choice: Toward an Intersectional Analytical Framework
School choice research has provided some initial understandings of how parents choose schools. Parents’ school options are bounded to differentiated choice sets—the menu of school options that parents construct when making school selections.
Federico R. Waitoller +1 more
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