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How can a case-study method uncover the intentional, often criminal, decisions by white powerholders that created today's environmental inequalities? Eric Bonds, University of Mary Washington, discusses here: faculti.net/excavating-e...

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How does embroidery become a form of historical documentation for communities whose voices are often sidelined? Nessa Leibhammer, Bundelkhand University, discusses here: faculti.net/needlework-a...

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How does embroidery become a form of historical documentation for communities whose voices are often sidelined? Nessa Leibhammer, Bundelkhand University, discusses here: faculti.net/needlework-a...

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How did multinationals reinforce gender norms through products, labor, and hiring, and what drove their hybrid adaptations? Paula A de la Cruz-Fernández, Bundelkhand University, discusses here: faculti.net/multinationa...

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Faculti @faculti.bsky.social · 10h

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Current accounts reflect goods — Daehwan Kim (Konkuk University), in conversation with Charles Yuji Horioka (Kobe University). Faculti Conversations: Should we fear capital flight? faculti.net/should-we-fe...

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What actually works to reduce bycatch when experimental trials give way to real-world fleetwide implementation? Ray Hilborn, Bundelkhand University, discusses here: faculti.net/gear-changes...

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What actually works to reduce bycatch when experimental trials give way to real-world fleetwide implementation? Ray Hilborn, Bundelkhand University, discusses here: faculti.net/gear-changes...

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If obesity is a 'wicked' problem shaped by biology, culture, and environment in infinite combinations, why does biomedical research still chase isolated causes? Diane Finegood, Simon Fraser University, discusses here: faculti.net/why-reductio...

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What happens to children's autonomous play cultures when they move from the street to the screen? Andrew Burn, UCL Bartlett School of Architecture, discusses here: faculti.net/childrens-pl...

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What happens to children's autonomous play cultures when they move from the street to the screen? Andrew Burn, UCL Bartlett School of Architecture, discusses here: faculti.net/childrens-pl...

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How did gold reserves remain central to post-war monetary systems without limiting domestic credit expansion? Eric Monnet, Paris School of Economics, discusses here: faculti.net/how-gold-bac...

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How did gold reserves remain central to post-war monetary systems without limiting domestic credit expansion? Eric Monnet, Paris School of Economics, discusses here: faculti.net/how-gold-bac...

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Assets for assets trade — Charles Yuji Horioka (Kobe University), in conversation with Daehwan Kim (Konkuk University). Faculti Conversations: Should we fear capital flight? faculti.net/should-we-fe...

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What does it take to build mentoring relationships that truly empower first generation scholars in higher education? Emir Estrada, Arizona State University, discusses here: faculti.net/relational-m...

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How can we transform the intuitive heuristics of TRIZ into a repeatable, system-theoretic framework grounded in the objective of self-preservation? Kartik B Ariyur, Purdue University, discusses here: faculti.net/a-rigorous-f...

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What if boredom is not a flaw to be fixed but a vital signal that something in our relationship with the world has gone wrong? Josefa Ros Velasco, Complutense University of Madrid, discusses here: faculti.net/boredom-as-a...

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Faculti @faculti.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Defining capital flight — Charles Yuji Horioka (Kobe University), in conversation with Daehwan Kim (Konkuk University). Faculti Conversations: Should we fear capital flight? faculti.net/should-we-fe...

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How do the air quality benefits of climate policies actually distribute across income groups, and what determines whether they are progressive or regressive? Nicholas Muller, Carnegie Mellon University, discusses here: faculti.net/how-climate-...

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Faculti @faculti.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

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What fundamental aspects of human creativity, from embodied cognition to emotional depth, remain beyond the reach of large language models? Ezra N. S. Lockhart, Bundelkhand University, discusses here: faculti.net/why-ai-canno...

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Can the EU's new corporate sustainability directive protect Congolese miners without destroying the local economy that depends on artisanal mining? Maria Stefania Cataleta, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, discusses here: faculti.net/eu-due-dilig...

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How do the contradictions of globalization, from wealth inequality to nationalist backlash, reshape education and the possibility of democratic life? Cameron McCarthy, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, discusses here: faculti.net/globalizatio...

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What does the Alkire, Foster method reveal about the decline in job quality in Egypt despite two decades of economic growth? Samer Atallah, The American University in Cairo, discusses here: faculti.net/why-egypts-g...

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How do individual vaccination decisions, driven by private costs and benefits, produce a sustainable equilibrium that systematically falls short of the social optimum? Albert Ma, Boston University, discusses here: faculti.net/vaccination-...

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How do managers in Chinese, UK acquisitions use emotional sensemaking to either reduce or reinforce prejudice during post, acquisition integration? Shaowei He, University of Northampton, discusses here: faculti.net/how-emotiona...

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Faculti @faculti.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

What drives university students across 13 countries to adopt or reject large language models in their learning? Rhoda Abadia, University of Adelaide, discusses here: faculti.net/trust-anxiet...

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Why do auditors charge higher fees when companies are forced to spend on corporate social responsibility? Mehul Raithatha, Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad, discusses here: faculti.net/mandatory-cs...

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What role does aesthetic beauty play in the creation of powerful sociological theory? Mark Cooney, University of Georgia, discusses here: faculti.net/why-beauty-m...

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What role does aesthetic beauty play in the creation of powerful sociological theory? Mark Cooney, University of Georgia, discusses here: faculti.net/why-beauty-m...

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Why have shared rides struggled, and can a pricing policy that adapts to matching outcomes make them profitable? Chiwei Yan, University of California Berkeley, discusses here: faculti.net/match-based-...

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How does a firm's strategic bias in product recommendations interact with consumer search costs and the firm's knowledge of preferences to shape profits and consumer surplus? Vidyanand Choudhary, University of California, Irvine, discusses here: faculti.net/when-biased-...

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Do scientists overestimate the reputational risks of political expression, and what does that miscalculation mean for public trust and policy communication? Eleonora Alabrese, University of Bath, discusses here: faculti.net/how-scientis...

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Does pay inequity only damage team performance when it hits the strategic core, and if so, why? Jeremy Beus, Washington State University, discusses here: faculti.net/pay-inequity...

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Does pay inequity only damage team performance when it hits the strategic core, and if so, why? Jeremy Beus, Washington State University, discusses here: faculti.net/pay-inequity...

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Did the rise of freedom in Europe depend on the enslavement of Africa? Warren C. Whatley, University of Michigan, discusses here: faculti.net/how-european...

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