Does minority group status predict stronger perceptions of criminality when evidence is ambiguous? A multi-national investigation of identity, threat and guilt perceptions

Does minority group status predict stronger perceptions of criminality when evidence is ambiguous? A multi-national investigation of identity, threat and guilt perceptions . Sramana Majumdar Saransh Ahuja Tisha Mansighka Apoorva…
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Security sector reform, militarisation and gender relations in Uganda: A critical-feminist perspective

Security sector reform, militarisation and gender relations in Uganda: A critical-feminist perspective . Nuri W. Veronika a Politics and international relations, Monash Universityb University of Melbourne Read the syndicated article…
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‘Anything meaningful is just a dream’: perceived disruption of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs among female partners and mothers affected by sex offender registration and notification

‘Anything meaningful is just a dream’: perceived disruption of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs among female partners and mothers affected by sex offender registration and notification . Line Christophersen Danielle Arlanda…
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