College UA Ruhr: Publications

The Deployment of Automated Facial Recognition (AFR) and Privacy Implications under SDG 16: Building Effective and Accountable Institutions for Data Governance

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In: Ibrahim, Imad Antoine; Truby, Jon; Farah, Paolo Davide (ed.): Artificial Intelligence, Governance and Sustainable Development. Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions | New York: Routledge | 2026 | pp. 262-296

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Fastenrath, Florian / Marx, Paul

The end of the "tax taboo"? Left-wing parties and the politics of taxing the rich in Germany and the UK

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In: Socio-Economic Review | 2026 | pp. 1-27

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Egya, Sule Emmanuel / Kehinde, John Olorunshola

‘Rooted in Earth’: Nature, Traditionalism, and Modernity in Joe Ushie’s A Reign of Locusts.

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In: Human Ecology Review 28 | 2025 | pp. 55-70

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Orlandi, Nico / Bettcher, Talia Mae

‘What Ever Happened to Joy?’ Talia Mae Bettcher Interviewed by Nico Orlandi

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In: APA Studies on LGBTQ Philosophy 25 | 2025 | pp. 2-6

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Kranke, Matthias / Campbell-Verduyn, Malcolm

(Post-)growth infrastructures

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In: Economy and Society 54 | 2025 | pp. 597-619

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Kranke, Matthias / Campbell-Verduyn, Malcolm (ed.)

(Post-)Growth Infrastructures. Economy and Society 54(4) (Special Issue)

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London: Taylor & Francis | 2025

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Özgür, Erdem et al.

A Crossroads of Counternarratives: Dependencia Meets Institutional Economics in the Interwar Turkish Kadro Movement

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In: Yalçıntaş, Altuğ / Heise, Arne (ed.): Decolonial Narratives in Economics: Alternative and Underrepresented Voices | Cheltenham: Edward Elgar | 2025 | pp. 98-116

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Resnick, Irven

A Re-Examination of Albert the Great’s Use of Thomas of Cantimpré’s 'De Natura Rerum'

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In: Religions 16 | 2025

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Wilkesmann, Maximiliane et al.

Academic hybrid work. Institutional logics and creative assemblies in German universities

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In: Higher Education | 2025

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Woelert, Peter et al.

Administrative burden in Australian universities: Insights into dimensions and drivers from a nationwide survey

Despite widespread concern about levels of administrative burden within universities, understanding of the associated dimensions and drivers remains limited. Addressing the resulting lacuna, this paper presents a granular analysis of what academic staff within one national university system regard as the key dimensions and specific drivers of the administrative burdens they encounter at work. The data underlying our analyses are drawn from responses to an in-depth survey on administrative workloads from 350 academic staff working at 37 Australian universities. Our findings reveal that while generic administrative responsibilities add administrative burden, such burden is perhaps most acutely felt in the core academic work domains of teaching and research. In terms of perceptions of drivers, we find that two major strategies that universities have pursued to gain efficiencies—administrative centralization and administrative service automation—have resulted in what is widely experienced by academic staff as an intensification of their administrative burden.

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In: Science and Public Policy scaf029 | 2025 | pp. 1-13

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Gut, Ulrike / Unuabonah, Foluke

Apologising in Nigerian English

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In: World Englishes | 2025 | pp. 1-15

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Matić, Uroš / Serova, Dina (ed.)

Bodies that Mattered. Ancient Egyptian Corporealities

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Leiden: Sidestone Press | 2025

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