William King, a professor of Criminal Justice, and co-authors recently published a paper, “Resurrecting individual ...

For decades, researchers have tried to understand how couples divide housework when both partners earn money. Two broad ...

The rush to put out autonomous agents without thinking too hard about the potential downside is entirely consistent with ...

The idea that betting on elections is market “participation” is nonsense, and is entirely ripe for corruption and manipulation. That the model avoids the gambling label because, among other things, ...

A judge declared Jimmie “Chris” Duncan “factually innocent” of an alleged rape and murder of a two-year-old, for which Duncan spent 32 years behind bars. Now even the deceased girl’s family is ...

Reporting crimes against women is often designed to titillate rather than to condemn, serving as an additional means of ...

Kaizen and chabuduo are not labels for people; they are tendencies. One person finds energy in refinement. Another finds ...

Lying in politics has changed. Politicians used to lie in hopes of getting away with it. Now they don’t care. If you throw enough mud on the windshield, some of it will stick.Case in point: Sen. Dick ...

Deviance Amplification Theory argues that when society labels certain behaviors as "criminal" or "deviant," it intensifies the very behavior it seeks to punish. The more a person is labeled, the more ...

Innovation thrives on heretics—until institutions hunt them down.

The Dhaka Elevated Expressway favors private cars over public transport, weakens rail expansion, harms the environment, and prioritises elite mobility over fair, sustainable urban development ...

The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal has ordered former Chilliwack school trustee Barry Neufeld to pay $750,000 to LGBTQ teachers after finding that dozens of his public statements opposing ...