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Tag Archive for: Scholarly Disciplines

Most complaints about unpaid academic labor ignore context

October 23, 2022
No one likes to be exploited and this perhaps why over the past…
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Understanding scholarly research agendas

August 20, 2022
Aspiring scholars are often advised and sometimes required to…
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Meet markets? Questioning the utility of large scale annual academic conferences

August 13, 2022
Over the past few decades attending large annual academic conferences…
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What’s the best way to choose a research agenda?

June 5, 2022
Before, during, or after graduate school some academics (including…
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Does where scholars live affect the subjects they choose to investigate?

April 22, 2022
What motivates academics to choose certain topics, fields, issues,…
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