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How did Lincoln's substitution of 'we' for 'I' enable his political ascendancy and sustain his presidency? Peter Field, University of Canterbury, discusses here: faculti.net/lincolns-we-...

How did Lincoln's substitution of 'we' for 'I' enable his political ascendancy and sustain his presidency? Peter Field, University of Canterbury, discusses here: faculti.net/lincolns-we-...

Do public events genuinely drive pedestrian spending and urban renewal, or do they simply redistribute foot traffic that would have occurred anyway? David Dyason, Lincoln University, discusses here: faculti.net/public-event...

Do public events genuinely drive pedestrian spending and urban renewal, or do they simply redistribute foot traffic that would have occurred anyway? David Dyason, Lincoln University, discusses here: faculti.net/public-event...

What determines whether construction materials salvaged from disaster sites can be safely reused in housing reconstruction? Ali GhaffarianHoseini, Auckland University of Technology, discusses here: faculti.net/recovering-c...

What determines whether construction materials salvaged from disaster sites can be safely reused in housing reconstruction? Ali GhaffarianHoseini, Auckland University of Technology, discusses here: faculti.net/recovering-c...

Can historic creeds and confessions still speak with authority to a church committed to contemporary thought? Glen O'Brien, Eva Burrows College, University of Divinity, discusses here: faculti.net/are-the-unit...

Can historic creeds and confessions still speak with authority to a church committed to contemporary thought? Glen O'Brien, Eva Burrows College, University of Divinity, discusses here: faculti.net/are-the-unit...

How did colonial-era patterns of exclusion shape Africa's experience of travel bans, vaccine hoarding, and sovereign debt during the pandemic? Olufunmilayo Arewa, George Mason University, discusses here: faculti.net/colonial-han...

How did colonial-era patterns of exclusion shape Africa's experience of travel bans, vaccine hoarding, and sovereign debt during the pandemic? Olufunmilayo Arewa, George Mason University, discusses here: faculti.net/colonial-han...

As streaming platforms and algorithms reshape Europe's music cultures, whose voices are being amplified and whose are being filtered out? James Rhys Edwards, SINUS Institute, discusses here: faculti.net/datafication...

As streaming platforms and algorithms reshape Europe's music cultures, whose voices are being amplified and whose are being filtered out? James Rhys Edwards, SINUS Institute, discusses here: faculti.net/datafication...

If no single strategy can stop cheating, what does an evidence, based framework for academic integrity actually require? Guy Curtis, The University of Western Australia, discusses here: faculti.net/why-students...

If no single strategy can stop cheating, what does an evidence, based framework for academic integrity actually require? Guy Curtis, The University of Western Australia, discusses here: faculti.net/why-students...

Can a unified model of board effectiveness bridge the gap between academic research and practitioner prescriptions? Alessandra Capezio, Australian National University, discusses here: faculti.net/why-board-ef...

Can a unified model of board effectiveness bridge the gap between academic research and practitioner prescriptions? Alessandra Capezio, Australian National University, discusses here: faculti.net/why-board-ef...

As consumers demand repairable products, how can design law enforce sustainability over planned obsolescence? Leanne Wiseman, Griffith University, discusses here: faculti.net/sustainable-...

As consumers demand repairable products, how can design law enforce sustainability over planned obsolescence? Leanne Wiseman, Griffith University, discusses here: faculti.net/sustainable-...

How can competing stakeholders across a food supply chain align their orientations to cut food loss and waste? Ananya Bhattacharya, Monash University, discusses here: faculti.net/multi-stakeh...

How can competing stakeholders across a food supply chain align their orientations to cut food loss and waste? Ananya Bhattacharya, Monash University, discusses here: faculti.net/multi-stakeh...

How can healthcare and health research leaders embed inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility into traditional leadership competencies to achieve durable cultural change? Imogen Coe, Toronto Metropolitan University, discusses here: faculti.net/embedding-id...

How can healthcare and health research leaders embed inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility into traditional leadership competencies to achieve durable cultural change? Imogen Coe, Toronto Metropolitan University, discusses here: faculti.net/embedding-id...

Does a single extra day at home justify routine intravenous iron before cardiac surgery? Toby Richards, East London Science School, discusses here: faculti.net/intravenous-...

Does a single extra day at home justify routine intravenous iron before cardiac surgery? Toby Richards, East London Science School, discusses here: faculti.net/intravenous-...

Could the type of goods a country exports determine whether it becomes more democratic or more autocratic? Tchapo GBANDI, Google, discusses here: faculti.net/why-manufact...

Could the type of goods a country exports determine whether it becomes more democratic or more autocratic? Tchapo GBANDI, Google, discusses here: faculti.net/why-manufact...

If a quarter of Europe's land is protected, why has vegetation cover and economic activity barely changed? Mathias Reynaert, Université Toulouse Capitole, discusses here: faculti.net/eu-land-prot...

If a quarter of Europe's land is protected, why has vegetation cover and economic activity barely changed? Mathias Reynaert, Université Toulouse Capitole, discusses here: faculti.net/eu-land-prot...

How did travel abroad reshape Jewish women's sense of self and their relationship to diaspora in the age of mass tourism? Melissa R. Klapper, Rowan University, discusses here: faculti.net/jewish-women...

How did travel abroad reshape Jewish women's sense of self and their relationship to diaspora in the age of mass tourism? Melissa R. Klapper, Rowan University, discusses here: faculti.net/jewish-women...

Does struggling to read in first grade shape how anxious a child feels about reading years later? Dacian Dolean, Independent Scholar, discusses here: faculti.net/how-reading-...

Does struggling to read in first grade shape how anxious a child feels about reading years later? Dacian Dolean, Independent Scholar, discusses here: faculti.net/how-reading-...

How do word meanings shape the pitch contours of monosyllabic words in spontaneous Taiwan Mandarin, challenging standard theories of lexical tone? Harald.Baayen, Independent Scholar, discusses here: faculti.net/why-mandarin...

How reliable are continent-wide species distribution models for tracking biodiversity loss in real time? Guillem Pocull Bellés, Forest Science and Technology Centre of Catalonia (CTFC), discusses here: faculti.net/farmland-bir...

How reliable are continent-wide species distribution models for tracking biodiversity loss in real time? Guillem Pocull Bellés, Forest Science and Technology Centre of Catalonia (CTFC), discusses here: faculti.net/farmland-bir...

What does the amorphous transformation of Lahore reveal about the collusion between colonial and native visions of a city? Dr. Rizwan Akhtar, University of the Punjab, discusses here: faculti.net/how-colonial...

What does the amorphous transformation of Lahore reveal about the collusion between colonial and native visions of a city? Dr. Rizwan Akhtar, University of the Punjab, discusses here: faculti.net/how-colonial...

Which interventions genuinely reduce diabetes distress, and how certain can we be about what the trial evidence shows? Femke Rutters, Amsterdam University Medical Centers, discusses here: faculti.net/do-intervent...

Which interventions genuinely reduce diabetes distress, and how certain can we be about what the trial evidence shows? Femke Rutters, Amsterdam University Medical Centers, discusses here: faculti.net/do-intervent...

How did free Black New Yorkers build a vibrant culture in the shadow of slavery? Shane White, University of Sydney, discusses here: faculti.net/black-freedo...

How did free Black New Yorkers build a vibrant culture in the shadow of slavery? Shane White, University of Sydney, discusses here: faculti.net/black-freedo...

How does modeling social media users as pollinators explain why pass, through apps disproportionately benefit larger platforms while still giving smaller networks a competitive edge? Raul Barreto, University of Adelaide, discusses here: faculti.net/cross-pollin...

How does modeling social media users as pollinators explain why pass, through apps disproportionately benefit larger platforms while still giving smaller networks a competitive edge? Raul Barreto, University of Adelaide, discusses here: faculti.net/cross-pollin...

How do kinship interlocks protect and propel elites across generations, and what happens when heirs refuse to conform? Shay O'Brien, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, discusses here: faculti.net/kinship-inte...

How do kinship interlocks protect and propel elites across generations, and what happens when heirs refuse to conform? Shay O'Brien, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, discusses here: faculti.net/kinship-inte...

Why does video evidence, once hailed as a game changer for police accountability, so often fail to deliver convictions? Patrick Watson, University of Toronto, discusses here: faculti.net/video-eviden...

Why does video evidence, once hailed as a game changer for police accountability, so often fail to deliver convictions? Patrick Watson, University of Toronto, discusses here: faculti.net/video-eviden...

How does the mainstream visibility of quinceañeras reshape Latina girlhood and Latinx cultural politics? Angharad N. Valdivia, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, discusses here: faculti.net/quinceaneras...

How does the mainstream visibility of quinceañeras reshape Latina girlhood and Latinx cultural politics? Angharad N. Valdivia, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, discusses here: faculti.net/quinceaneras...

If forgiveness restores relationships and benefits wellbeing, why might forgiving indiscriminately harm the self and undermine moral order? Owen Waddington, University of Manchester, discusses here: faculti.net/selective-fo...