In recent years, governments worldwide have expressed concern over rising inequality, eroding social cohesion, and declining trust in institutions ...

The holidays are a great chance to diversify for your social network, for your own benefit and for the sake of our society.

Behind the glitter of bridal jewellery lies an invisible economy, one that thrives on social pressure, consumerism, and gender inequality.

Recently, reports have suggested this poses a barrier to voting for many disabled Americans, since churches make up 20% of ...

The very opportunity granted by the President of Israel to make our voices heard and to bring the perspective of Israelis ...

Loneliness decreases with age. Nearly half (49 percent) of adults ages 45 to 49 are lonely, while 45 percent of those in their 50s report feeling lonely. As adults age into their 60s, 70s and beyond, ...

The Gerontological Society of America (GSA) has selected new editors to lead three of its peer-reviewed journal titles, effective January 1. They are Jason D. (Jace) Flatt, PhD, MPH, as the ...

Research on coping in times of crisis has increasingly highlighted the need to understand adversity, not merely as an individual psychological experience ...

More than a decade ago, when I first began writing books about the power of peers, I started with a simple truth people ...

Explore how religion influences India's constitutional identity, revealing a complex interplay between communalism and liberal values in governance.

Civil society and local autonomy proved decisive in Poland's democratic revival—lessons Budapest must now learn.

This incident is a reminder that individual acts of violence cannot be understood, or prevented, through security measures alone.