Policy

A recent study conducted by researchers Xinyue Shen, Xinlei He, Michael Backes, Jeremy Blackburn, Savvas Zannettou, and Yang Zhang has shed light on the persistent and evolving nature of Sinophobia, or anti-Chinese sentiment, on the web. The research

In a groundbreaking study, researchers Oscar Calvo-González, Axel Eizmendi, and Germán Reyes have delved into the evolving priorities of political leaders over the past two centuries. By leveraging natural-language-processing algorithms on a comprehe

In an era marked by unprecedented fragility in global supply chains (GSCs) and an evolving landscape of hybrid threats, understanding the resilience and robustness of these networks has become more critical than ever. A recent study by researcher d’A

In the realm of economic policy and institutional reform, a new framework is gaining traction, one that champions a “less is more” ethos. This approach, known as minimalist market design, is the brainchild of economist Tayfun Sönmez and has been refi

In the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Western nations have been exploring various strategies to curb Russia’s oil revenue, a critical source of funding for its military operations. A recent study by Henrik Wachtmeister, Johan Gars, and Daniel

In a groundbreaking study, researchers Deepanshu Sharma and Kritika Phulli have applied the Box-Jenkins ARIMA model to forecast India’s military expenditure, offering critical insights into the country’s future defence budgeting. The study leverages

In a comprehensive study led by Julia Edigareva, a distinguished researcher in energy law and policy, alongside her colleagues Tatiana Khimich, Oleg Antonov, and Jesus Gonzalez, the team delves into the critical concept of energy security, a cornerst

In the rapidly evolving landscape of manufacturing and supply chain management, a groundbreaking study published in *European Vector of Economic Development* (translated as *European Vector of Economic Development*) is set to redefine how enterprises