Research on the mechanisms that reproduce social class advantages in the United States
focuses primarily on formal schooling and pays less attention to social class discrimination …

In recent years, Chinese local governments have experimented with integrating the social
health insurance system segmented between rural and urban areas to unify the …

The scale of the UK government's response to the Covid‐19 crisis after the first lockdown in
March 2020 was unprecedented. For the business sector, two financing schemes were …

Social science and behavioral science students and researchers are often confronted with
data that are categorical, count a phenomenon, or have been collected over time …

Focusing on six populist radical right parties from four Central and Eastern European
countries, we show that the factors that account for the vote for these parties in Western …

As of 2022, lane-keeping assistance systems and other selected safety technologies will
become mandatory in new European vehicles to increase safety for passengers …

Frugal innovation and related concepts are receiving increasing scholarly attention. While
recent progress in the conceptualisation of frugal innovation as a phenomenon has been …

The concept of the 'discouraged'borrower is well documented. In this paper, we consider
whether smaller firms in the UK who have been previously rejected for bank loans have …

Traditionally, family firm studies have assumed there is a single family behind the firm. We
challenge this assumption and argue that the distinction between multi-founding family firms …

Although residential crowding has many well-being implications, its connection to mental
health is yet to be widely examined. Using survey data from 1613 residents in Beijing …