Since the 2010s, a new type of journalism has emerged, especially in North America and Western Europe, called constructive journalism. Its basic idea is to complement classic problem-centered reporting by covering problem-solving approaches that could inspire recipients. It been harshly criticized, for its alleged proximity advocacy or activism. To clarify role orientations protagonists this tr...

This study considers the potential role of organizational learning as a strategic resource in supply management. A model of learning in supply management processes is examined using samples representing three nodes of one Fortune 500 organization’s supply chains (internal SBU customers, n = 141; corporate buyers, n = 115, and external suppliers, n = 58). Organizational learning is viewed as a c...

Around the world, transgender persons are at elevated risk for HIV infection, yet surveillance, research, programs, and policy pay little attention to transgender populations. This lack of attention is largely due to the extreme social and cultural marginalization such populations experience as a result of their challenges to prevailing notions of sex and gender. Sex and gender are closely rela...

Absrtact: Competitive orientations of 237 male and female undergraduates enrolled in competitive and noncompetitive physical activity classes were investigated using the Work and Family Orientation Questionnaire [WOFO: R. L. Helmreich and J. T. Spence, "The Work and Family Orientation Questionnaire: An Objective Instrument to Assess Components of Achievement Motivation and Attitudes Toward Fami...