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Open AccessPublished: 5 May 2025

From Cognitive Bias to Algorithmic Influence: Theoretical Shifts in Behavioral Finance

Marcello Forcellini, Eva Gracikova

Journal of Behavioral Economics and Policy · 20-27 · 10.55121/jbep.v1i1.766

Behavioral finance emerged as a response to the limitations of classical financial theory, revealing that investor behavior is shaped by cognitive biases, heuristics, and emotional influences rather than pure rationality. The rapid diffusion of artificial intelligence (AI) across financial systems now challenges this foundation,

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Open AccessPublished: 5 May 2025

Guardians of Rural Heritage: Exploring Residents’ Attitudes towards the Inheritance of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Chinese Traditional Villages

Huaheng Shen, Lingyun Yu, Nor Fadzila Aziz, Li Peng, Yufeng Long, Yu Luo, Xiaokang Xiang

New Countryside · 22-39 · 10.55121/nc.v3i2.182

As pivotal agents in traditional villages, residents play a crucial role in the preservation and continuation of intangible cultural heritage within these villages. Grounded in the theory of planned behaviour, this study examines residents’ attitudes toward the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage in traditional Chinese v

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Open AccessPublished: 3 May 2025

Structural Design and Geotechnical Analysis of the Atal Tunnel: Engineering Solutions for High-Altitude Challenges

Anshul Jain, Hridayesh Varma

Transportation Development Research · 72-81 · 10.55121/tdr.v3i1.544

The Atal Tunnel, located in the Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayas in Himachal Pradesh, India, is the world’s longest highway tunnel above 10,000 feet (3,048 meters) with a length of 9.02 kilometers. This study details the tunnel’s structural components, safety features, and innovative engineering solutions, supported by data on

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Open AccessPublished: 3 May 2025

Wahdat-al-Khayāl (Unity of Thought): A Psychologist’s Response to Wahdat-al-Wujūd (Unity of Being) and Wahdat-alShuhūd (Unity of Witnessing)

Waqar Husain

Philosophy and Realistic Reflection · 84–94 · 10.55121/prr.v2i1.511

The quest to comprehend the nature of reality and the essence of selfhood has long animated metaphysical inquiry across civilizations. The current discourse presents the concept of Wahdat-al-Khayāl (Unity of Thought) as the foundational ontology. By critically engaging with classical metaphysical frameworks of Wahdat-al-Wujūd (U

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Open AccessPublished: 2 May 2025

Fuel Tankering Practices in Aviation and Average Origin-Airport Fuel Prices: Evidence from the Brazilian Domestic Market

Letícia Alves Tizeu, Mauro Caetano, Evandro José da Silva

Transportation Development Research · 62-71 · 10.55121/tdr.v3i1.456

Considered one of the most significant costs to aviation, the identification of strategies for aircraft fueling can contribute to optimizing air transportation resources. Therefore, this study investigates the practice of fuel tankering, addressing a theoretical gap resulting from the lack of comprehensive, network-wide route as

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Open AccessPublished: 1 May 2025

Dynamic Evaluation of Bridges: A Case Study of the Chenab Bridge in India

Anshul Jain, Dr. Samir Patel

Transportation Development Research · 46-61 · 10.55121/tdr.v3i1.541

The Chenab Bridge, located in Jammu and Kashmir, India, is the world’s highest railway arch bridge, standing 359 meters above the Chenab River with a main arch span of 467 meters. This paper presents a comprehensive dynamic evaluation of the bridge, focusing on its response to seismic, wind, and blast loads, which are critical g

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Open AccessPublished: 1 May 2025

Strategic Investment and Inclusive Growth in India: Unpacking the Interlinkages between Capital Formation and Employment Generation

Jitendra Kumar Sinha

Journal of Behavioral Economics and Policy · 1-19 · 10.55121/jbep.v1i1.535

Gross Fixed Capital Formation (GFCF) plays a vital role in economic development by enhancing productive capacity and stimulating growth. However, in India, a paradox persists: despite steady increases in GFCF and GDP, unemployment remains high, highlighting a disconnect between macroeconomic growth and labor market outcomes. Thi

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Open AccessPublished: 27 April 2025

The Role of ESP in Development of Intercultural Communication and Contribution of ESP to the Process of Globalization

Anna Tenieshvili

Linguistic Exploration · 117–132 · 10.55121/le.v2i1.331

English for Specific Purposes has established itself as a significant and very important branch of Linguistics that can be divided into several sub-branches based on horizontal and vertical division. Horizontal division would imply division of English for Specific Purposes into Language for different professional fields, such as

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Open AccessPublished: 25 April 2025

Performative Skepticism: Pseudoscientific Dogmatism Under the Veil of Rhetorical Doubt

André Demambre Bacchi

Philosophy and Realistic Reflection · 69–83 · 10.55121/prr.v2i1.455

This essay explores the concept of "performative skepticism," a rhetorical strategy that mimics the language and principles of scientific skepticism, but is employed to shield beliefs and practices from rigorous empirical scrutiny. Unlike legitimate epistemic skepticism, a foundational component of scientific inquiry, performati

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Open AccessPublished: 21 April 2025

Performing the “Roots” and “Routes” of Cultural Identity: A Study of YouTube ‘Patriotism Pop’ in India

Mimasha Pandit

Cultural Arts Research and Development · 24-34 · 10.55121/card.v4i1.178

Following the abrogation of article 370 in 2019 Indian public sphere became a hotbed of debate. Various mediums were deployed to make public voices heard. Opinion of the civil society expressed through newspapers, television news channels verbally opposed, and sometimes supported, the act. Marches and processions were organised

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