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Will large economies be stable?
We study networks of firms in which inputs for production are not easily substitutable, as in several real-world supply chains. Building on Robert May's original argument for large ecosystems, we argue that such networks generically become
Professor Nathaniel Dominy | IASH
the present state of things: it is difficult for the public to imagine how cave art was produced or experienced by Paleolithic peoples, and it is challenging for anyone to determine
Centre for Inflammation Research Away Day | Institute for Regeneration and Repair | Institute for Regeneration and Repair
Centre for Inflammation (CIR) staff and students came together during the CIR Away Day, allowing us to develop new connections, share best practices and present recent discoveries.
IRR People: Lucy Whitaker | Institute for Regeneration and Repair | Institute for Regeneration and Repair
We spoke to Dr Lucy Whitaker, a senior clinical research fellow about her research into endometriosis and community involvement.
Connected learning in crisis settings | Edinburgh Global | Global
The University of Edinburgh is a key partner in the Connected Learning in Crisis Consortium (CLCC) - a collaborative effort of academic institutions and organisations focused on advancing the field of education in crisis settings – conflict,
Resets and Resignation: UK–US Relations and the Elections | Britain and the World
So it was a sensory relief to anyone preoccupied with politics in both countries that on 22 May a beleaguered Prime Minister called an early poll.
Anatomy Public Workshops return in 2023 | Biomedical Sciences | Biomedical Sciences
Anatomy@Edinburgh are pleased to announce the planned return of the Anatomy Public Workshop Series, for anyone interested in learning more about the human body.
The Bitter Lot of the Rebellious Wife: Hierarchy, Obedience, and Punishment in Q. 4:34 | Journal of Qur'anic Studies
Q. 4:34 was universally interpreted in premodern Qur'an commentaries and legal works as permitting a husband to strike his wife if she is guilty of nushūz, a term that was understood to mean some m...
Mary Stoecklein. Indigenous Investigations: Native American Mystery Writing | Crime Fiction Studies
Also, her recommended reading list is indispensable for anyone interested in crime fiction.
“Shall I … act part of Malevole”: A reception history of The Malcontent, 1604–1650 | Ben Jonson Journal
The Malcontent, arguably John Marston’s best play, is widely anthologized, performed, and studied, but almost nothing is known of its early reception after its initial success in 1603–4, so that it...