Black Americans' Sense of Isolation After Trump's Victory: A Look at Racism and Voting Patterns
The article argues that Donald Trump's victory, fueled by racial resentment towards Black leadership and women's rights, has exacerbated the feeling of isolation among Black Americans, highlighting the historical trend of racial division in American elections.
무한 모집단에서 순열 불변성을 만족하는 최대 사회 후생 관계에 대한 새로운 특성화
본 논문은 무한 모집단에서 강 파레토, 순열 불변성, 준독립성을 만족하는 사회 후생 관계 중 가장 큰 관계가 공리적으로 특징지어질 수 있음을 보여줍니다.
The Largest Possible Social Welfare Relations for Infinite Populations that are Impartial and Sensitive to Individual Well-Being
While no complete ranking of social outcomes is possible for infinite populations if social preferences are both sensitive to individual well-being and impartial, there is a single largest incomplete ranking that satisfies these conditions, at least when individual well-being can only take finitely many values.
Introduction to the Laws of Power and Their Application
This article introduces the concept of "laws of power" as explored by historical figures and aims to explain their relevance and potential application in contemporary life.
バランス理論におけるエージェンティックゼロの役割：192年間の戦争と平和のネットワーク構造分析
本稿では、国際関係におけるバランス理論を、敵対関係だけでなく、中立・非関係（エージェンティックゼロ）も考慮した上で、192年間の国家間関係のデータを用いて検証し、従来のバランス理論では説明できない、中立関係の重要性を示唆する。
The Impact of Female Politicians on Waste Collection in Italian Municipalities: A Spatial Analysis of Gender Politics and Environmental Behaviors
A greater representation of women in Italian municipal councils, particularly in regions with traditionally strong gender role divisions, leads to increased citizen engagement in waste sorting, highlighting the influence of cultural context on environmental policy effectiveness.
Estimating the Impact of the National Minimum Wage on Voting Behavior in the UK Using Double Machine Learning for Static Panel Models with Fixed Effects
The introduction of the National Minimum Wage in the UK had a positive impact on voting for conservative political parties.
The Social Construction of Racial Identity: A Personal Reflection on Becoming "Black" in America
Racial identity is a socially constructed phenomenon, not a biological reality, and Black Americans undergo a process of "becoming Black" rather than being born that way.
Limitations of Intersectionality Focused Solely on Identity Characteristics
Intersectionality must consider contextual factors beyond just identity characteristics to fully address complex social issues.
Insights into Happiness from Scandinavian Countries
Scandinavian countries, particularly Denmark, offer valuable insights into fostering happiness and well-being that can be applied globally.
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