A long overdue update to the IGDORE output page has now been made. A lot of publications from 2020 was added and it’s now a substantially longer list than before. Good work IGDORE researchers and thank you for indicating your IGDORE affiliation on your publications! I’ll try and update it more regularly in future.
IGDORE affiliates - if you can’t find any of your publications or sport any errors on this page, please post here or send me a PM. Note that I’ve only included publications that directly indicate an IGDORE affiliation.
Delighted to see that @Orison_Woolcott 's paper has been published:
Woolcott, O.O., Castilla-Bancayán, J.P. The effect of age on the association between diabetes and mortality in adult patients with COVID-19 in Mexico. Sci Rep11, 8386 (2021).
@ainara.mancebo is on her feet as she is presenting ‘Populism and opposition party behaviour in the Parliament of South Africa’ at the 26th World Congress of Political Science in July:
@Michelle and Walter David from Ronin go from strength to strength as they are to present again on 2nd June at the Crisis Management and Disasters Management Centre of Excellence Annual Conference on a very important topic: ‘The Climate Change, Conflict and Migration Nexus in the Global Security Context’:
The second paper also got her mentioned in the Evening Standard
Dr Amelie Gourdon-Kanhukamwe, a senior lecturer in behavioural science at Kingston University, said research has shown appealing to guilt can be less effective in achieving behaviour change compared with appealing to positive emotions.
She told PA: “Some of the recent research on vaccination communication that I have been involved in has highlighted that promoting autonomy is more likely to be effective than using messages that might be perceived to be controlling or raise feelings of guilt.”
