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Continue reading →: Teaching Open Science: Preparing Students for a Changing Research Landscape
By Charlotte Pennington and Madeleine Pownall Across many disciplines, confidence in the academic knowledge base has been shaken. Over the past decade, researchers have increasingly questioned whether published findings can be reliably replicated, reproduced, and trusted. What first gained attention as a so‑called ‘replication crisis’ in psychology during the 2010s…
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Continue reading →: Our Commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals
A recent post on The Scholarly Kitchen blog, How Can Scholarly Publishing Overcome Its ‘SDG Inertia’? raises some thought-provoking questions about the scholarly publishing industry’s efforts to support the SDGs and encourages publishers to take stock of their SDG progress. As a signatory of the UN SDG Publishers Compact, we…
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Continue reading →: Bringing Learning to Life: Project-Based and Problem-Based Learning in Business Education
By Georgy Petrov, Janelle Emmert Goodnight and Gary Coombs In an era where business schools are increasingly challenged to demonstrate relevance, impact and graduate employability, the question is no longer what we teach, but how we teach it. Our new book, Project-Based and Problem-Based Learning, published by Edward Elgar, addresses…
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Continue reading →: Book Presentation: India’s High-Tech Leap, Industrial Policy and Future of Innovation
An embedded PDF presentation discussing Sunil Mani’s India’s High-Tech Leap, Industrial Policy and the Future of Innovation.













