Care work plays a vital role in developing, maintaining and enhancing human capabilities, yielding substantial benefits for both individuals and society. Among the various
forms of care work, childcare stands out as one of its most significant determinants. [...]
How do interventions with violent offenders instill a desire for change? This article uses the case of partner abuse intervention to examine the discourses and subjectivities
that emerge in intervention programs, as well as their potential impact on desistance from violence. [...]
Aunts remain the “forgotten kin” in family and kinship care studies, which largely center on parenthood and coupledom. Existing literature tends to subsume them under the
broad category of extended family members, devoting scant scholarly attention to aunthood as a distinct category or to the relationship between aunthood and the law. [...]
Written by Clare Ferguson and Sebastian Clapp. Security has become a top concern for Europeans. With Ukrainians battling to protect their country against Russia’s aggression
and reports of drone and aerial incursions almost a daily occurrence in several EU countries, the European Parliament is determined to ensure that the conditions [...]
This article examines the promotion of a regional strategy of physical activity for public health in Sweden. Based on focus group interviews, we explore the rationality of
governing public health through the strategy and consider how the strategy and its rationality become intertwined in contemporary forms of governing welfare. [...]
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) activism, defined as chief executive officers publicly engaging with contentious sociopolitical issues, can evoke mixed stakeholder reactions
and even harm a corporate reputation. Although the business-relatedness of CEO activism has been highlighted as important, evidence of its impact on stakeholders [...]
Social Sciences, Vol. 14, Pages 612: Social Inclusion of Immigrant Irish Primary School Children: Urbanicity, School Size and School Composition Social Sciences doi: 10.3390/socsci14100612
Authors: Martin H. Jones Jennifer E. Symonds Neil Kaye Seaneen Sloan Dympna Devine Gabriela Martinez Sainz Olga Ioannidou [...]
How legitimate is Financial Action Task Force (FATF)? We address this question with cross-country evidence spanning performance-wise aspects—standards, evaluation, strategy.
FATF's legitimacy needs strengthening. Standards-wise, compliance to FATF's Recommendations generally contributes to both FATF's and external effectiveness proxies, [...]
