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SCIDjournal.bsky.social @scidjournal.bsky.social · 16/11/2024

Check out our special issue on global health, "Politics, Power, and Inequality in Global Health" Many thanks to our fantastic guest editors Joseph Harris and @dadakim.bsky.social It's a must read! link.springer.com/journal/1211...

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Studies in Comparative International Development | Volume 58, issue 3

Volume 58, issue 3 articles listing for Studies in Comparative International Development

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SCIDjournal.bsky.social @scidjournal.bsky.social · 16/11/2024

Many thanks to all of our wonderful SCID reviewers. We can't do this without you. And we, and our authors, are very grateful!

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SCIDjournal.bsky.social @scidjournal.bsky.social · 16/11/2024

Great work merits the time necessary to do it right. We do our very best to get things through our pipeline as quickly as possible because our authors deserve that, and careers require it.

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SCIDjournal.bsky.social @scidjournal.bsky.social · 16/11/2024

Springer issued a press release and created a special page on their website highlighting Nobel Prize winner James Robinson’s previously published work in Springer journals, including in Studies in Comparative International Development: springernature.com/gp/researche...

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Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences 2023 | For Researchers | Springer Nature___

Explore the publications of the 2023 Nobel Laureates in Economic Sciences at Springer Nature. Gain insights into the advancements in the field of economics.

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SCIDjournal.bsky.social @scidjournal.bsky.social · 16/11/2024

Special issue "Development Elites, Impacted Communities, and Environmental Governance in Latin America,” edited by @maiahjaskoski and Moisés Arce, is now available open access until December 1st at: link.springer.com/journal/1211...

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SCIDjournal.bsky.social @scidjournal.bsky.social · 16/11/2024

Wonderful SCID authors: share a link to a read-only pdf of your article even if you don't have open access by using Springer's SharedIt. Just go to your article on the SCID website, click "about this article" then click "download shareable link". Isn't that fabulous?

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