It is time to consider seriously how sociology can inform more fit economic solutions in an age of AI - not only in light of recent evolutions in the socio-technical environment, but also because this may be central to the European project more than it has before. Economic discussions are...

Developing countries are increasingly vulnerable to natural hazards, which cause extensive human, economic, and infrastructural damage. Between 2000 and 2024, over 7,200 disasters in these countries resulted in 1.25 million deaths, affected more than 4.6 billion people, and caused an estimated...

This study examines the characteristics of Indonesia's scholarly output and its alignment with national development goals. This research focuses on three key questions: how Indonesia's research output can be categorized into driver, basic, specialized, and declining clusters; the extent to which...

This chapter examines the pivotal role that community involvement plays in shaping educational leadership that promotes sustainable growth. It suggests that relying solely on top-down leadership is no longer enough to address the complex challenges facing education today. Instead, meaningful...

This study explores at how Employer Branding (EB) strategies can be modified to draw in, keep, and involve talent from a variety of generations. Although EB is acknowledged as a competitive advantage, there is a disconnect between theory and practice due to the limited formal application of EB....