Philosophical PerspectivesVolume 35, Issue 1 p. 170-188 ORIGINAL ARTICLE Inference to the best explanation and new size elitism† Katrina Elliott, Corresponding Author Elliott [email protected] Email: [email protected] for more papers by this author First published: 03 October 2021 https://doi.org/10.1111/phpe.12148Read full textAboutPDF ToolsRequest permiss...

Africa’s marine environment and resources that lie beneath it are central to the continent’s sustainable development actualising ambitions set out by African Union in its Agenda 2063, where oceans described as frontier of development. The maritime domain also attractive foreign partners relying on enhance their economic geostrategic interests. Serving interests all parties, especially 38 coasta...

Power quality monitors handle and store several gigabytes of data within a week and hence automatic detection, recognition and analysis of power disturbances require robust data mining techniques. Literature reveals that much work has been done to evolve several feature extraction and subsequent classification techniques for accurate power disturbance pattern recognition .However the features e...

A certain social-political geography recurs across European and North American societies: As post-industrialization mechanization of agriculture have disrupted economies, rural nonmetropolitan areas are aging declining in population, leading to widening political cultural gaps between metropolitan communities. Yet communication research tends focus on national or cross-national levels, often em...

This paper explores to what extent diversity initiatives in the Western classical music sector can be associated with progressive institutional change, or reproduction of elite formations and processes ‘race’-making. Drawing from interview ethnographic data, I examine a self-described ‘intercultural’ children's choir project, which has been developed by an established institution Berlin. Set ag...