Abstract This paper highlights the need and opportunities for constructively combining different types of (analogue data-driven) knowledges in evidence-informed policy decision-making future smart cities. Problematizing assumed universality objectivity data-driven knowledge, we call attention to notions “positionality” “situatedness” knowledge production relating urban present possible futures....

Management research has begun to explore how cultural entrepreneurs use established or declining societal traditions create distinctive new ventures and products. In this study, we propose an alternative pathway for creating entrepreneurial opportunities, that is, through leveraging extinct traditions. Extinct yield opportunities highly products ventures, yet their entails substantial challenge...

Abstract This article investigates the fragmented knowledges that migrants need to deal with in order get access asylum, and related effects of disorientation it generates on them. The piece argues is as a constitutive political technology refugee governance develops this argument by focusing Greek asylum system. It starts drawing attention multiple technological steps forced digital intermedia...

  Children are a precious gift from God, and the blessing of a child is a special time in a person's life. All cultures and religious traditions have certain ways of welcoming a newborn child into the community; also, each culture and religion has its own customs and traditions for the birth of a child. During and after the birth of a Muslim child, there are certain rituals the mother and fathe...

Over the past century, the congruency between the modern description of hemophilia and a hereditary coagulation disorder described in the Talmud has been widely noted. Examination of the Talmudic text suggests that: 1. The disease described there closely resembles the modern characterization of classic hemophilia. 2. The hereditary pattern described is consistent with the distinctive inheritanc...