This article discusses three forms of agrarian populism in Thailand: the “grassroots populism” Assembly Poor, “reactionary yellow shirts, and “capitalist red shirts. We examine how these strands are embedded within dynamics change Thailand intellectual activist orientation towards led to neglect labour, particularly agricultural migrant workers. show key ideological underpinnings Assembly's gra...

Adaptationist models of human mating provide a useful framework for identifying subtle, biologically based mechanisms influencing cross-gender social interaction. In line with this framework, the current studies examined the extent to which olfactory cues to female ovulation--scents of women at the peak of their reproductive fertility--influence endocrinological responses in men. Men in the cur...

Unit values of US imports at the product level reveal a substantial degree of vertical product differentiation among countries exporting to the US. This specialization, consistent with both the factor proportions framework and product cycle theory, is not apparent by looking at trade flows alone. Two trends stand out. First, the portion of US import products originating in either rich or poor c...

Olfaction is an important determinant of attractiveness, possibly even more so than vision when judgments are made by women. However, research that directly compares these cues using actual stimuli (e.g., t-shirt odors) is lacking. In this study, 44 women rated the attractiveness of t-shirt odors and facial photographs of 21 men either independently (i.e., first rated t-shirts, then rated photo...

Migrant agricultural workers endure harsh environmental conditions for extended periods of time while working in crop and livestock production. Despite their elevated risk heat-related illnesses injuries, workers’ clothing needs are rarely considered outside pesticide use. The purpose this field study was to explore the potential value providing garments with printed cooling technology as an en...