Reviews
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Opposition inside the institution
Luca Mancin’s comparison of far-right EU discourse sharpens the distinction between opposition and participation. This review…
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The work of understanding in the diagnostic interview
A critical reading of Nordgaard and colleagues on psychiatric interviewing: how understanding develops through dialogue, what…
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Who is AI working for? Reading Cory Doctorow through autopoietic ecology
Cory Doctorow asks who AI serves. An AE2.6 reading examines how authority develops, whose work sustains…
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A market reaction is not the same as public value
Stablecoin-related shares rose after Hong Kong’s new regulatory framework. The review distinguishes market expectations from public…
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When wellbeing depends on teachers, who makes time for it?
Australian education professionals identify practical conditions for implementing social and emotional learning. The review asks when…
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A seat is not the same as power
A framework for institutional, digital and narrative parity shows why participation can remain visible yet powerless.…
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Making therapy easier to stay with is not the same as making it work
Adults with ADHD and practitioners identify ways to improve engagement in CBT. The review separates stakeholder…
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Support is not the same as a future people can see
A study of Portuguese professionals distinguishes immediate job security from longer career confidence during AI adoption.…
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When a city gains value but loses room for everyday life
A study of three Southern Italian cities shows how tourist property use can erode everyday liveability…
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Feeling able is not the same as solving the problem
A Ghanaian study links perceived teacher support, self-efficacy and students’ confidence in probability problem-solving. An AE…