Research we’re reading is a regular series written by members of the Taylor & Francis team, taking a look at recent research that has caught our attention and got us thinking. Amy Quon, Managing Editor Personal traits, opportunities, and constraints: female cadres and rural politics in China’s modernization by Jing Song Published in Asian Anthropology “There’s… Read more »
Research we’re reading is a regular series written by Taylor & Francis employees, taking a look at recent research that has caught our attention and got us thinking. Erato Basea, Managing Editor The smell of an old journey: The conservation of the travel diary of Sir Patrick Leigh Fermor by Simona Cenci Published in Studies in… Read more »
Research we’re reading is a regular series written by Taylor & Francis employees, taking a look at recent research that has caught our attention and got us thinking. Klara Piechocki-Brown, Marketing Coordinator for Cogent Journals An illness of one’s own: Memoir as art form and research as witness by Arthur W. Frank Published in Cogent Arts… Read more »
Research we’re reading is a regular series written by Taylor & Francis employees, taking a look at recent research that has caught our attention and got us thinking. Sophie Forster, Marketing Coordinator Personal Identity and Head Transplant: A Psychological Analysis by Giulia Avvenuti Published in AJOB Neuroscience “The media have been creating a storm over the… Read more »
Research we’re reading is a regular series written by Taylor & Francis employees, taking a look at recent research that has caught our attention and got us thinking. Katherine Burton, Associate Editorial Director A Companion Dog Increases Prosocial Behavior in Work Groups by Stephen M. Colarelli, Amanda M. McDonald, Matthew S. Christensen & Christopher Honts Published… Read more »
Taylor & Francis is proud to support Vitae’s Three Minute Thesis competition (3MT®), an event that celebrates the dynamic and exciting work conducted by doctoral researchers across the UK and Europe. Maddie Long was the winner of the People’s Choice award in the 2016 3MT competition. Watch her winning presentation in the video, then read on… Read more »
Research we’re reading is a regular series written by Taylor & Francis employees, taking a look at recent research that has caught our attention and got us thinking. Rosalind Davies, Editorial Assistant Doctoral Dissertation Defenses: Performing Ambiguity Between Ceremony and Assessment by Arjen van der Heide, Alix Rufas & Alexandra Supper Published in Science as… Read more »
Research we’re reading is a regular series written by Taylor & Francis employees, taking a look at recent articles that have caught our attention and got us thinking. This is the first instalment – keep an eye out for more posts coming soon… Cat Cetnik, Content Executive Role models revisited: youth, novelty, and the impact of female… Read more »
Material Voices: intermediality and autism was published in August 2016 in the journal Research in Drama Education: The Journal of Applied Theatre and Performance and was downloaded more than 600 times within the first month. It was picked up by the blog PsyPost, and Taylor and Francis responded to the article’s international reach by making it… Read more »
What is an eprint? It’s a free, online link to an author’s article sent to all authors who publish in a subscription-based Taylor & Francis or Routledge journal as soon as their article is published. Authors are sent the link via email and can access it at any time from Authored Works, as well as… Read more »
