Economic Development

The education irony: when college degrees lead to unemployment, mindless thinking, debt, and despair

Education’s role extends beyond job preparation; it should equally nurture students’ moral character, compassion, and civic duty. This essay argues that many higher education institutions fall short of their educational responsibilities. Instead of producing well-rounded individuals with strong ethical principles, critical thinking abilities, and job-ready skills, some schools may inadvertently stifle creativity and discourage open …

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Shaping the Legacy of 18th-Century Women: Introduction

The paper discusses the ongoing efforts in the recovery and reappraisal of 18th-century women writers, emphasizing the importance of understanding their legacy and contributions to literature. It highlights the work of various scholars who analyze the impact of different narrative forms, genres, and institutions on the legacy of women in that era and calls for …

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Ageing and health in the Philippines: Wave 2

The Ageing and Health in the Philippines: Wave 2 report offers an updated profile of older Filipinos, drawing on data from the follow-up survey of the original respondents of the Longitudinal Study of Ageing and Health in the Philippines (LSAHP) project. Building on the baseline data from the initial report, this new edition presents a …

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