In a time of deepening social and ecological crises, the question research ethics is more pertinent than ever. Our intervention grapples with specific personal, ethical, methodological challenges that arise at interface conservation science. We expose these through figure Chris, fictional anonymised composite our fraught diverse fieldwork experiences in Australia, Burma, Indonesian Borneo, Nami...

Objective In this essay, we review and offer theoretical groundings empirical approaches to the study of abolition. Methods We begin by demonstrating ways police prisons have been used exploit dominate marginalized people argue that abolition offers a path finding solutions public safety racial justice. draw from black feminist abolitionist political thought show how makes space upend systems p...

Remarks made by Lutheran leaders in Africa indicate that the churches have not been responding to the crisis ofthe HIV/AIDS pandemic sufficiently. In this essay I ask how the churches would be better prepared to act and also, morebroadly, how the churches act to begin with. The dialogue between religion and science can assist us with both tasks as weconsider the challenge of HIV/AID...

I AM very glad to greet the guests and members of the council assembling for our annual meeting in this historic building of the oldest, broadest and most distinguished learned society of our country and I have to express to the American Philosophical Society the thanks of the council for permitting us to gather here.. It was fifteen years ago come New Year's that the American Statistical Assoc...