When you just cannot get away: Technology and work-life spillover
2013 study in Information, Communication & Society on the rates at which frequent users of communications technologies report work-life conflicts.
Research roundups, tip sheets, articles and explainers related to the topic of economics and economic equality
2013 study in Information, Communication & Society on the rates at which frequent users of communications technologies report work-life conflicts.
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2013 study in the Review of Higher Education on relationship between engagement during college can help explain future earnings patterns.
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2012 paper from the Urban Institute summarizing the latest research on programs that assist poor families and the strategies that have proved most effective.
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2011 study in Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health calculating that unintended pregnancies cost taxpayers as much as $12.6 billion a year.
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2012 study in World Development on the transfer of Asian agricultural practices to Africa, and the outcomes of a pilot program.
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2013 study in The Journal of Positive Psychology providing rare insights into the community of trash pickers living in extreme poverty in Nicaragua.
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2013 paper in the World Bank Research Observer that estimates, under an optimistic scenario, a billion people could be lifted out of extreme poverty by 2027.
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2011 study in the Journal of Women’s Health Issues looks at how responsibilities of work and home spill over and related consequences.
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March 2013 review of the latest studies in the areas of journalism, digital media and communications, cross-posted at the Nieman Journalism Lab.
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2013 study in Journalism on the converging practices of journalistic and advocacy organizations, as seen through the case of climate change-related coverage.
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