Brazilian election will test the limits of democracy
Brazilian political philosopher Marcos Nobre discusses the implications of the upcoming Brazilian general election for current debates about democracy worldwide.
Repair or Replace: Sustainable Practice in the Developing world
Repairing – a sustainable practice that could reduce e-waste globally, if adopted in the e-waste management policy.
A Living Reference Work (LRW) that Addresses the Pressing Issue of SDG 6
An editor provides an insight as to why frequent communication is the secret when it comes to putting a living reference work together.
The Impact of a Transformative Agreement
The new white paper about the Springer Nature/Jisc UK Transformative Agreement shows that not only researchers have a greater choice in how they publish and access content, but it also has significant advantages for institutions.
Championing Reproductive Justice at ‘Scientific American’
Megha Satyanarayana, Chief Opinion Editor at 'Scientific American', discusses Reproductive Justice in this exclusive Q&A.
Population, Development and Reproductive Health in China
Zhenzhen Zheng, Editor-in-Chief of China Population and Development Studies, discusses the importance of research in reproductive health.
Why We Need to Expand and Elevate the Field of Reproductive Health
Tamara Kay and Anna Calasanti, discuss the issue of Reproductive Justice and how this relates to their work.
Focus on Sexual, Reproductive Health and Rights
Saroj Pachauri, reflects on her extensive research covering sexual, reproductive health and rights.
The Social Sciences eBook Collection
The Springer Nature social science collection brings together a set of hugely well-established publishing programs that date back to the start of the Palgrave Macmillan and Springer imprints.
