We construct two new large-scale datasets to measure relative and upward educational mobility by sex, race, class, and childhood county of residence for cohorts born in 1910-1919 and 1982-1997. We show that both relative and upward educational mobility rose over the 20th century, with...

General Introduction -- PART I – Classic Evoluntionism -- Chapter 1 – Justice and Law for the Eighteen-Century Scottish Enlightenment -- Chapter 2 – Law for Friedrich A. Hayek -- Chapter 3 – Main Contributions of Classic Evolutionism to the Study of Law -- PART II –New Evolutionary...

In a new paper, academic Dr Erik Lidström argues that there is a fundamental mismatch between the world our brains evolved in to, and the society we operate in today. Human beings evolved over roughly two million years to live in small hunter-gatherer tribes of around 500 people. In that world,...

Evolutions in technology, innovation, adaptation, and discovery examines how emerging technologies can be strategically applied to foster resilient and adaptive organizations capable of navigating uncertainty and complexity. Moving beyond a narrow focus on tools, this book highlights the...

This study investigates the evolving trajectories of romance fraud offenders in Ghana through a longitudinal qualitative design grounded in actor-network theory. Drawing on interviews with sixteen self-identified scammers conducted over a four-year period, the research traces how individuals...