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Local air pollution reduces expatriate deployment
How air pollution shapes MNE expatriate staffing decisions
Segregation is linked to higher non-White homicide victimization
Segregation increases homicide rates and depletes public services in minority neighborhoods
Political crisis in Côte d’Ivoire increased political secularization
How political instability pushed West African leaders toward secular governance
Women’s opt-out decisions were shaped by labor and household structures
Examining whether women's career choices are truly free or shaped by structural constraints
Review examines the social life of HIV public health data
Exploring power, equity, and ethics in HIV data collection and use
Young African migrants in the UK use religion as a hybrid resource
How African youth in the UK use religion to navigate identity and belonging across multiple scales
Unlawful sex workers in Rotterdam report risks in both legal and unlawful settings
How sex workers protect themselves and challenge safety stereotypes in illegal markets
English remains dominant, with growth in some other languages
English dominates global science publishing, with only a few languages keeping pace
Devolution in northern Kenya is linked to territorial violence
How administrative boundaries intensified conflict in Kenya's pastoral regions
The essay argues crisis urbanism is persistent yet progress remains possible
How urban crises reshape the relationship between personal experience and global systems
