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Cambridge Core is the home of Cambridge University Press's academic content.

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    Aug 5

    That’s a wrap! Thank you for joining us for ! As a reminder, the plenaries and many of the platform and poster presentations will be available to playback until September 7. We hope to be together again, next year, in Portland, OR for M&M 2022!

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  2. Jul 29

    RT : NEW ISSUE from - American Political Science Review - Volume 115 - Issue 3 - August 2021 -

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  3. Jul 23

    MT : EARLY BIRD DEADLINE - TODAY! Take advantage of the early bird registration discount for : is the premier forum for in and the public sector.

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  4. Jul 16

    MT : Rethinking digital identity for post-COVID-19 societies: Data privacy and human rights considerations | | Cambridge Core via thanks

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  5. Jul 16

    RT : Free access until the end of July 2021 - A Symposium on Desk Rejections -

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  6. Jul 15

    MT : Did you know that you can now read more than 500 Political Science and IR articles from journals including , , , , & many more?

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  7. Jul 15

    MT : “ ☞ Data sharing efforts to allow underserved groups and organizations to overcome the concentration of power in our data landscape. “

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  8. Jul 13

    MT : A reminder: our partner conference is looking for volunteers to assist with administration and communication of . Please, share this call with your network! Details and required skills below 👇

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    Jul 12

    Thinking about publishing in ? In 2019-2020, citations increased by 56% and its Impact Factor jumped to 3.424!

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    Jul 8

    Delegates at , have you read the latest issue of ? Read new research on trade law in a data-driven economy, the Agadir Agreement, WTO agreements, and much more:

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    Jul 8

    You still have one week of free access to our child language development research collection! Explore articles from a range of journals:

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    Jul 7

    Wonderful commentary by in the latest looking at the complex subject of deception in care and how caregivers factor into the equation 👇

    Always exciting to publish with . . . even more exciting to get to respond and engage on a critical topic. Deception in Dementia: Adding Caregivers to the Equation
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  13. Jul 8

    View the latest webinar recording in our author series from -

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  14. Jul 7

    RT : A Special Collection from - Lessons learned from telco data informing responses: toward an early warning system for future pandemics?

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  15. Jul 7

    MT : Academic conferences are carbon-hungry affairs. When COVID-19 forced academic societies to cancel their meetings, decided to organize a digital festival. In this article, we learn about what worked (and what didn’t)

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    Jul 5

    Dawn of a new memory journal! Our inaugural essay by Dan Schacter now published gold open access! Thanks to my great friend and fellow editor for her belief in this project and to all at for their support.

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  17. Jul 4

    MT new 𝗜𝗺𝗽𝗮𝗰𝘁 𝗙𝗮𝗰𝘁𝗼𝗿 has jumped to 𝟯.𝟰𝟮𝟰🎆, placing TEL #𝟭 𝗷𝗼𝘂𝗿𝗻𝗮𝗹 in environmental law and 9/151 for all law journals! We are very proud and grateful for our authors, reviewers and readers – a huge compliment to the entire TEL editorial team!

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  18. Jul 4

    MT : "Telco Big Data Analytics for Covid-19" The Special Collection of peer-reviewed articles is now available! Coordinated by , Jeanine Vos & .

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  19. Jul 1

    RT : Our 5-year is 1.09! Congratulations to all of our authors, and thanks to past editors, members, reviewers & editorial board members for all their efforts over the years!

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  20. Jun 30

    From the beginning of the pandemic, there was hope that data and technology could offer solutions to help inform nations' response strategy and decision-making. Access a special collection from -

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