Poor hypotheses and research waste in biology: learning from a theory crisis in psychology by Shinichi Nakagawa, David W. Armitage, Tom Froese, Yefeng Yang, Malgorzata Lagisz

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Le renouvellement de la pensée économique durant la crise des années 1930. Le découplage théorie économique / politique économique by Jean-François Ponsot, Michel Rocca

“…The article is related to the evolution of the economic thought when it is confronted with a severe economic and financial crisis. …”
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Évolution des politiques environnementales et tourisme de montagne au Népal by Isabelle Sacareau

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The concept of industrial quasi-market: Tracing the research programme evolution by Oksana V. Komarova, Natalya Yu. Yaroshevich

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La Planète des singes de Pierre Boulle (1963) : entre théorie(s) évolutionniste(s) et conscience cosmique by Audrey Viguier

“…La Planète des singes, roman écrit en 1963, revient sur la théorie de l’évolution et pose la question suivante : que se serait-il passé si les singes avaient évolué en Sapiens, tandis que l’homme n’aurait jamais atteint ce stade de l’évolution ? …”
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Crisis, poverty and hunger. Food sovereignty as an alternative by HIDALGO MORATAL, Moisés

“…In this paper we analyse the causes behind the recent food crises (2008, 2011) through the study of the evolution of neo-liberal globalisation and the current world crisis. …”
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Evolution of Cluster Policy in Japan by А. V. Belov

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«Islamic Socialism» in Pakistan: Evolution, Implementation and Legacy in Domestic and Foreign Policy by G. G. Makarevich

“…The application of elite theory allows for a deconstruction of the Pakistani statehood, unveiling the specific social groups shaping developmental trajectories. …”
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Resilience of Fishery Economy in Fujian Coastal Areas from the Perspective of Institutional Evolution by Leng Yun, Wei Suqiong, You Xiaojun, Ren Zhihuang

“…Regions that choose the right development path and the right mode of institutional change in a crisis are more resilient and help the region reduce resource constraints on fisheries development, even if it is a thickening of the original system that can defuse the crisis, whereas a few regions are less resilient in choosing a direction of institutional change that is separatedfrom the region's industrial base, where new development paths have yet to take root. …”
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The pattern of elementary teachers' insight in online education, using foundational data theory by reyhaneh bazrafshan delijan, Mohammad Ghafari Mejlej, seyyed javad mortazavi amiri

“…The data-based method uses coding as a basic method to identify; in this way, a hypothesis becomes a theory from multiple data in research sources and in the evolution of signs. …”
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The interplay of democracy and trade: A comparative study of China and the EU in Eurasian relations by Stekić Nenad, Nikolić Jovana

“…It delves into the evolving trade and political relationships between 26 Eurasian countries and two prominent global actors - China and the European Union, spanning the period from 2007 to the Ukrainian crisis in 2022. Through an examination of statistical correlations between trade variables - namely, export and import - and factors such as free trade agreements, shifts in political regime types, institutional stability of Eurasian nations, and their membership within economic alliances, this research provides a nuanced perspective on the evolution of interactions between EU/China and Eurasia. …”
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Smart Sustainable City: Concept, Aspects and Indices by afshar hatami, farzaneh sasanpour, alberto ziparo, mohammad soleymani

“…This paper beside introducing smart sustainable approach as a counterpoint to Neoliberal approach, assessing emergence, evolution, aspects, indices, and differences between similar approaches like smart city. …”
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COVID-19 – if the cure is worse than the disease. The Italian chaos by Giuseppe FERRARI

American Assistance to Israel: Origins, Structure, Dynamics by D. A. Degterev, E. A. Stepkin

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A Guiding Line? Rethinking the Road in American Post-Apocalyptic Narratives by Cécile DO HUU

“…However, traditional road representations now face technological advances, environmental consciousness, and global crisis. The rise of post-apocalyptic road narratives signals a genre shift, questioning the myth of universal mobility tied to an ideologic conception of liberty. …”
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Relationship between unemployment and inflation in Poland in the context of the Phillips curve — a time of pandemic and war in Ukraine by Anna Ćwiąkała-Małys, Monika Mościbrodzka

“…The theoretical part introduces evolution of Phillips’s theory and the review of literature and its verification in the conditions of Polish economy. …”
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« À la nouvelle du désastre… » : rumeurs et sociabilité ordinaire en temps de crise (Flaubert, Zola) by Bertrand Marquer

“…The aim is to show that the two novelists make rumour an element of ordinary sociability, whereas the context of these works would rather suggest that it is a symptom of a crisis. This novelistic choice, which differs from contemporary theories of rumour (considered as a pathological phenomenon), is part of the satire, and reflects the evolution of a society now led by Opinion.…”
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Dynamic Contagion of Systemic Risks on Global Main Equity Markets Based on Granger Causality Networks by Qiuhong Zheng, Liangrong Song

“…Empirical results demonstrate that the network topology has a significant difference during the global financial crisis and other periods. …”
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Hybrid Warfare Studies and Russia’s Example in Crimea by Mehmet Seyfettin EROL, Şafak OĞUZ

“…September 11th attacks and 2006 Israel-Lebanon war played important roles for the evolution of hybrid warfare theories. However, there has not any consensus among scholars on a exact or unique definition of hybrid warfare. …”
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Gold and Apes. Des usages du scepticisme dans la philosophie de Robert Boyle by Jean-Pierre Grima-Morales

“…In 1661, when Robert Boyle published The Sceptical Chymist, he was trying to assess the consistency of the works of contemporary chemists, while criticizing the imperfections of their theories. Boyle suggested that another methodical approach was necessary, a method he described in later books as based on rich experimental data and wary of the obsolete Aristotelian or Paracelsian theories. …”
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