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End or New Beginning of the \u27Miracle of Chile\u27?
Full text linkThis project explores political, economic, and constitutional developments in Chile. We focus on domestic perceptions of the failure to see the “Chilean economic miracle” produce a large middle class. The catalyst for this inquiry was the 2019 wave of protests across the country that led to the decision to adopt a new constitution. After 30 years of democratic stability and economic prosperity, from 1990 to 2019, Chile seems to be dividing over the legacy of the former dictator, Augusto Pinochet, and the future direction of Chile’s democracy and economy. This project explores the nature of these divisions and debates
The Company You Keep Matters: Physiological Mechanisms of Indirect Genetic Effects for Cooperation in Trinidadian Guppies
No full textNothing Serious Can Happen Here: Photographs from Macau
No full textOver the last decade, Adam Lampton has photographed the former Portuguese colony of Macau (now a Special Administrative Region of the People\u27s Republic of China) and witnessed it\u27s transformation from a small enclave into an international gambling Mecca and leisure destination.
In addition to exhibiting internationally, Adam\u27s photographic work has been seen in The Boston Globe, Art in America, Camera Austria, and the South China Morning Post
CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES IN CYBERSECURITY
No full textAssociate Professor of Political Science, Anwar Mhajne, presents her latest co-edited book, Critical Perspectives on Cybersecurity.
This work examines the impact of surveillance, cybercrime, cyberbullying, and data overcollection through a feminist perspective that also considers the contributions of scholars and practitioners working in the Global South
Looking For Math In All The Wrong Places
No full textThe soul of mathematics is skeptical inquiry, experiment, exploration, discovery, and analysis - skills important in every human pursuit. You do not need any advanced training to appreciate that mathematics can be found everywhere.
Let us take a look with Professor Shai Simonson, author of the of the recently published Looking For Math In All The Wrong Places: Math in Real Life