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Learner abilities and learning activities

Accuracy and realism in confidence of children and adults in their event recall in response to two different types of questions at two levels of difficulty

The accuracy of children’s identifications and the realism of their confidence judgments in sequential and elimination line-ups

The relationship between access practices and economic systems

The access economy is rising in importance in the marketplace. In this conceptual article, we chronicle access practices in market and nonmarket economies. In nonmarket economic systems, access is gained via social exchange and primarily takes the form of sharing. That is, sharing is non-market-mediated access. In the contemporary market economy, economic exchange practices, such as renting, domin

The Ethics of the Progymnasmata Exercises

Industrial chicken meat and the Good Life in Bolivia

The consumption of industrially produced chicken meat has been on the rise in Bolivia, at the same time as the philosophy of Vivir Bien has gained national and international attention. This paper provides detailed insights into the production, distribution, and consumption of industrial chicken meat in Bolivia (with a focus on the Cochabamba region). It asks how this tendency stands in relationshi

Lessons from a European Study

Translating Post-industrialism in the City: Place-marketing and sports-events as strategies for growth

Intuition, Teaching and Musical Performance

Aeromobility in the Baltic Sea Area

Air Pollution and Urban Green Space : Evidence of Environmental Injustice in Adama, Ethiopia

While air pollution data in Ethiopia is limited, existing studies indicate high levels of both ambient and household air pollution; rapid urbanization also threatens the preservation of urban green spaces. In this study, environmental injustice, or the disproportionate burden of environmental exposures on persons of lower socioeconomic status (SES), was explored among women in Ethiopia using a mot

Migratory birds found to be flying much higher than expected – new research

Opening the Church to the Other : Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Reception of Ernst Troeltsch

Many ecclesiologists assume that pluralisation is a problem for churches. By drawing on Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s reception of Ernst Troeltsch, however, the author argues that pluralisation is instead a promise. Portraits which paint Bonhoeffer as ‘alternative’ to Troeltsch (and Troeltsch as ‘alternative’ to Bonhoeffer) have been proposed persistently. But in the ecclesiological explorations which Bon

Exploring digitalisation at IKEA

PurposeThe paper aims to clarify how an incumbent retail organisation explores digitalisation for its existing business.Design/methodology/approachThe paper draws from an in-depth case study of home-furnishing retail giant, IKEA conducted with semi-structured interviews, participant observations and document analyses.FindingsIn the exploration phase of digitalisation, three major activities – inte

More Than a Gift : Revisiting Paul’s Collection for Jerusalem and the Pilgrimage of Gentiles

The Danish scholar Johannes Munck proposed a connection between Paul's collection for Jerusalem and prophetic texts that envisage a pilgrimage of Gentiles to Zion in the end times. Nonetheless, Munck's seminal theory on the collection for Jerusalem has been contested in recent times. This article argues that the Pauline Epistles contain some textual evidence of this link between the two events and

The Nordic Militaries: forces for good?

Material Transformations : Introduction

Migration and Neighbourly Interactions : Introduction

Overseas Travel : Introduction

The Money : Commercial Collaboration and Innovation