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Manifeste pour les entreprenants… Par-delà les premiers de cordée

  • Written by: Michel Berry, Fondateur et responsable de l'École de Paris du Management, Directeur de recherche, Mines ParisTech
Manifeste pour les entreprenants… Par-delà les premiers de cordéeFaire cohabiter les initiatives.@bodil on Visual Hunt, CC BY-NC-SA

Les chercheurs réunis au sein de l’École de Paris du management étudient depuis vingt ans les pratiques managériales et les ressorts de l’esprit d’initiative par le biais de six séminaires thématiques de réflexion et...

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Apple acknowledges the iKid generation at its developer conference with new parental controls

  • Written by: Michael Cowling, Senior Lecturer in Educational Technology, CQUniversity Australia

Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) kicked off this week. While new iPhones were nowhere to be found – Apple CEO Tim Cook started the event by letting us know it was “all about software” – the company did preview some interesting changes to their iPhone and iPad operating system. They’ve added new...

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Nature's traffic engineers have come up with many simple but effective solutions

  • Written by: Tanya Latty, Senior lecturer, University of Sydney
Nature's traffic engineers have come up with many simple but effective solutionsAnt colonies direct traffic flows of millions of individuals along the best routes – army ants even manage inbound and outbound lanes – but how?Geoff Gallice/Wikimedia, CC BY

As more and more people move to cities, the experience of being stuck in impenetrable gridlock becomes an increasingly common part of the human experience. But...

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Religious freedoms should include spiritual beliefs too

  • Written by: Jeremy Patrick, Lecturer in Law, University of Southern Queensland
Religious freedoms should include spiritual beliefs tooCommon beliefs include finding a spiritual essence in nature.Shutterstock.com

Nearly a third of Australians at the last census checked “None” when asked about their religion, up from 19% in 2006. What many people might not realise is that while some “Nones” are indeed atheists or agnostics, a substantial percentage do have...

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  1. Haitch or aitch? How a humble letter was held hostage by historical haughtiness
  2. Five things parents can do to improve their children's eating patterns
  3. Many Australian school students feel they 'don't belong' in school: new research
  4. Live sheep exporters get longer 'grace' period for sub-standard ships
  5. 'Western civilisation'? History teaching has moved on, and so should those who champion it
  6. What's driving the sky-high child marriage rates in South Sudan
  7. Kate Spade, the archetypal New Yorker, sold whimsical, affordable luxury to women
  8. Paramedics need more support to deal with daily trauma
  9. three things you should know about volcano risk
  10. the quiet rise of gender-neutral toys
  11. Despite strong words, the US has few options left to reverse China's gains in the South China Sea
  12. Making a global agenda work locally for healthy, sustainable living in tropical Australia
  13. ANU's new entrance criteria won't do much to improve equity
  14. Why do our ears pop?
  15. Deterring cyber attacks: old problems, new solutions
  16. The world’s economic crisis-fighting mechanisms are dangerously inadequate
  17. Greens release annual figures for income tax package
  18. Turnbull wants Joyce to have continuing 'prominent role' in public life
  19. The flu vaccine is being oversold – it's not that effective
  20. why Chinese telecoms participating in Australia's 5G network could be a problem
  21. Labor trailing in Longman and Braddon, and how Senate changes helped the Coalition
  22. No evidence that sexbots reduce harms to women and children
  23. Airbnb regulation needs to distinguish between sharing and plain old commercial letting
  24. The House of Bernada Alba is an extraordinary portrait of imposed silence and female misogyny
  25. Why industrial manslaughter laws are unlikely to save lives in the workplace
  26. five medicinal plants used by Aboriginal Australians
  27. Australian drama in the 1970s
  28. Traditional Aboriginal healers should work alongside doctors to help close the gap
  29. Combining the facial recognition decisions of humans and computers can prevent costly mistakes
  30. Fed up with always being in the slow queue? That's why queues are being 'designed out'
  31. How changes to UK law may provide more dual citizenship drama
  32. To improve internships and placements, embed technology in their design
  33. Many women with breast cancer may not need chemo, but beware misleading headlines
  34. Public Service Commissioner targeted over IPA links resigns
  35. Why hip fractures in the elderly are often a death sentence
  36. Remember Turnbull's 2015 'ideas boom'? We're still only part way there
  37. How stigma impacts LGB health and wellbeing in Australia
  38. Caring for elderly Australians in a home-like setting can reduce hospital visits
  39. Growing cities face challenges of keeping the masses moving up, down and across
  40. Australia needs to reset the relationship with China and stay cool
  41. Fear not, shoppers: Amazon's Australian geoblock won't cramp your style
  42. Hitchcock's Psycho and the power of jarring music
  43. understanding online commenting culture shows us how to improve it
  44. New Zealand's productivity commission charts course to low-emission future
  45. Joyce admits he knew as soon as Campion was pregnant that he'd lose his job
  46. the tallest flowering plant in the world
  47. The faster you walk, the better for long term health – especially as you age
  48. The Coalition's income tax cuts will help the rich more, but in a decade everyone pays more anyway
  49. strategic anxieties about rising China
  50. A survey needs to involve how many people before I'm convinced?

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