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 »
We’ve been crunching the numbers to reveal the ten most read open access articles published in 2017. Read on to discover what new research was most downloaded across our Open and Open Select journals last year. Interested in what media, blogs, and social media mentions each article has received? Just hover over or click on the ‘donut’… Read more »
The theme of Open Access Week 2017 was “Open in order to …”, exploring the potential benefits of publishing research in an open access format. During the week we heard the stories of Taylor & Francis authors who have found success in achieving their publishing goals through open access; whether that’s making new connections, attracting… Read more »
The theme of Open Access Week 2017 was “Open in order to …”, exploring the potential benefits of publishing research in an open access format. During the week we heard the stories of Taylor & Francis authors who have found success in achieving their publishing goals through open access; whether that’s making new connections, attracting… Read more »
The theme of Open Access Week 2017 was “Open in order to …”, exploring the potential benefits of publishing research in an open access format. During the week we heard the stories of Taylor & Francis authors who have found success in achieving their publishing goals through open access; whether that’s making new connections, attracting… Read more »
Many societies, associations and journals offer awards and prizes to recognize and reward student researchers and research of outstanding quality. This early-career recognition can boost confidence, broaden connections, and increase research visibility and impact. We caught up with University of Minnesota graduate student, Zara Wright, who was recently awarded the Society for Personality Assessment’s (SPA)… 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 »
