Research Methods
Cracking the ‘So What’ Code by Facing Anxiety in Research
Graduate students and researchers should accept anxiety as a companion that can foster creativity, rather than viewing it as an obstacle to be avoided at all costs.
Digital Decay and the Global Politics of Virtual Infrastructure
The inability to access information such as tweets may, perhaps, reflect an anti-democratisation of knowledge where previously the internet had opened it up to the masses.
Publishing from the PhD: Reflections on My First Experience of Peer Review
Complying with reviewer demands gave me no choice but to enter a ‘growth mindset’: recognising weaknesses in my work, and taking time to progress through them.
Interview – Igor Grossmann
Igor Grossmann explores advancements in analytical and cross-temporal methods and how these methods can help us understand and predict societal and cultural change.
