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Budget, brains, and brawn: the F&A report, February 2019
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Budget, brains, and brawn: the F&A report, October 2018
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Budget, brains, and brawn: the F&A report, May 2018
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Budget, brains, and brawn: the F&A report, February 2018
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Budget, brains, and brawn: the F&A report, November 2017
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Budget, brains, and brawn: the F&A report, May 2017
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Budget, brains, and brawn: the F&A report, January 2017
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Budget, brains, and brawn: the F&A report, September 2016
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Budget, brains, and brawn: the F&A report, May 2016
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Budget, brains, and brawn: the F&A report, February 2016
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Budget, brains, and brawn: the F&A report, October 2015
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Budget, brains, and brawn: the F&A report, May 2015
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Budget, brains, and brawn: the F&A report, January 2015
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Budget, brains, and brawn: the F&A report, September 2014
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Do moral beliefs condition the impact of low self-control on digital piracy?
(Routledge, 2019-12-11)Morality and low self-control can both play critical roles in rule-breaking behaviors. Yet, our understanding of the interplay between morality and low self-control offers only a limited explanation of digital piracy. Using ... -
Social integration and confidence in the police: a cross-national multi-level analysis
(Routledge, 2020-04-08)Building on the insight of Durkheim, the current study examines the hypothesis that cross-national proxies for social integration explain variation in confidence in the police across different countries. Combining six ... -
Asymmetry in media effects on perceptions of police: An analysis using a within-subjects design experiment
(Routledge, 2020-04-09)The current study examines the influence of positive, negative, and mixed portrayals of the police in the media on perceptions of police. Participants were randomly assigned to watch an edited video segment from entertainment ... -
Media use habits, negative encounters with the police, and perceptions of the police: the mainstreaming hypothesis versus the resonance hypothesis
(Taylor and Francis, 2020-03-04)Media researchers have long considered the extent to which the media influence perceptions of the police. More recently, scholars have encouraged more specific investigations to determine if media effects can vary depending ... -
FURTHER ALIENATING THE AUDIENCE DURING A PERFORMANCE OF BERTOLT BRECHT’S THE RESISTIBLE RISE OF ARTURO UI BY UTILIZING DIGITAL DRAMATURGY, SOCIAL MEDIA AND SOCIAL JUDGMENT THEORY
(2020-05)This thesis hypothesizes a new dramaturgical approach to Bertolt Brecht’s Epic Theatre based on Muzafer Sherif’s Social Judgment Theory by utilizing Digital Dramaturgy and Social Media. This thesis has two lines of thought: ... -
Locke and the desire for immortality
(2017-01-12)Many scholars of John Locke’s political thought argue that for him people are naturally reasonable and rights-respecting, but this view appears to contradict the simple fact that for Locke most people are vicious. It is ...