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Digitalization in Public Procurement: Friend or Foe?
Digitalization is frequently cited as a transformative force in public procurement, expected to enhance transparency, efficiency, and sustainability. Yet, the findings from the 10th International Research Study on Public Procurement (IRSPP10) sugg...
Post · January 29, 2025
Media propagacji informacji na przestrzeni dziejów
Na przestrzeni wieków media propagacji informacji nieustannie się rozwijały, umożliwiając coraz szybszy i skuteczniejszy przepływ wiadomości. Od posłańców i systemów sygnałowych, przez rewolucję parową, elektryczną, aż po internet, każdy wynalazek...
Post · January 28, 2025
Quantum Effects in Brain Function: The Mysterious Role of Physics in Cognition
Post · January 25, 2025
Introducing Alitta Patles, Master of Planning Studies
Tell us about yourself!
My name is Alitta Patles. I graduated with a double major in anthropology and history from Cape Breton University and I am currently studying for my Master of Planning Studies at Dalhousie University with Dr. Chad Walker. ...
Post · January 24, 2025
Türkiye and Italy in the Mediterranean – Shared interests
Institute of Social Studies
Post · January 24, 2025
A Bit More about Theory in Historical Political Economy
Cross-posted from Broadstreet, a blog devoted to historical political economy.
As Volha mentioned in her post on Monday, she, Eugene Finkel, and I are working on something—a review of the field of historical political economy for an audience of p...
Post · January 23, 2025
From Cells to Sociology: An Animal Scientist's Journey to Grounded Theory From Cells to Sociology: An Animal Scientist's Journey to Grounded Theory
The Genesis of an Animal Scientist
Embarking from the precise world of animal science to the explorative sphere of social research is a path less traveled, fraught with intellectual challenges and shifts in identity. My academic venture began at ...
Post · January 23, 2025
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