Top Tweets for #TERMINOLOGY

Terminology @Lisabrinkellis

about 3 hours ago

https://t.co/8eaEDqbqdT #terminology #dj #brink

Brandon Fogal

@brandonfogal

6 days ago

The Hebrew word "Goyim" (plural of "Goy") traditionally means "nation." In modern Jewish usage, it typically refers to non-Jews or gentiles. While neutral on its own, context and tone can alter its perception. #JewishCulture #Terminology

United Nations DGACM @UNDGACM_EN

12 days ago

Looking for intergovernmental terms in multiple languages? 🔎 UNTERM is the go-to resource for official UN #terminology, supporting clear communication & consistency across the languages 🇺🇳💬#Multilingualism 🔗https://t.co/zShyx7URbd

UNDGACM_EN's tweet photo. Looking for intergovernmental terms in multiple languages? 🔎

UNTERM is the go-to resource for official UN #terminology, supporting clear communication & consistency across the languages 🇺🇳💬#Multilingualism

🔗https://t.co/zShyx7URbd https://t.co/F5NA5jjaXR

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Sanskriti IAS

@sanskritiias

about 1 month ago

आखिर FIRST ATTEMPT में UPSC क्यों नहीं निकलता? #akarunsir #UPSC #UPSCPreparation #UPSCToppers #viral . #akarunsir #UPSC #UPSCPreparation #UPSCToppers #UPSCStrategy #UPSCMains #UPSCPrelims #Terminology #AnswerWriting #StudyTips #CivilServices #IASPreparation #CompetitiveExams #YouTubeShorts #ViralShor #ViralShorts #shortsvideo #dailyshorts #educationshorts #studyshorts #shortsreels #motivationshorts #shortstoday #viralvideo #ytshorts #Sanskritiias

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Sanskriti IAS

@sanskritiias

about 1 month ago

UPSC टॉपर क्यों पढ़ते हैं हर विषय की शब्दावली? #akarunsir #UPSC #UPSCPreparation #UPSCToppers #viral #akarunsir #UPSC #UPSCPreparation #UPSCToppers #UPSCStrategy #UPSCMains #UPSCPrelims #Terminology #AnswerWriting #StudyTips #CivilServices #IASPreparation #CompetitiveExams #YouTubeShorts #ViralShor #ViralShorts #shortsvideo #dailyshorts #educationshorts #studyshorts #shortsreels #motivationshorts #shortstoday #viralvideo #ytshorts #Sanskritiias

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Indiabulls Securities

@Indiabullssec

2 months ago

#IndiabullsSimplifies Swipe through this simple breakdown of stock market jargon & redefine the way you trade! #stocksplit #terminology #stockmarket #jargon #trading #TradingEducationFromScratch

Indiabullssec's tweet photo. #IndiabullsSimplifies
Swipe through this simple breakdown of stock market jargon & redefine the way you trade!

#stocksplit #terminology #stockmarket #jargon #trading #TradingEducationFromScratch https://t.co/GODfq8zwwp

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Atlantis Exchange

@Atlantis_Ex

3 months ago

❌ Your updated claim on #Kaspa is still wrong. ✅ Because: 1️⃣ “Block time” is not the same as “finality time.” You treat them as the same concept. Clearly, you do not properly understand the #terminology, nor the #technology itself in #blockchain. 2️⃣ You are focusing only on Kaspa and intentionally ignoring the broader landscape. ⭕️ If you believe Kaspa’s 0.1 second block time (https://t.co/7pUlbeu5Ys ) is the fastest in the world, you need to take a broader look. ❓️ Have you seen any blockchain operating in less than 0.1 second—such as 0.031 second or even 0.018 second? 🏆 #AtlantisChain does. ✌️ Its typical block time has been 0.031 second since April 2025, and it can operate as fast as 0.018 second. 🔗 See its block #explorer: https://t.co/mhYf9olGoT ❓️ Based on publicly verifiable data, do you still consider Kaspa to be the fastest? ✅ The truth is: #AtlantisChain is the world’s No.1 #fastest blockchain, extensively reported by more than 400 public news channels across the United States multiple times since late 2025.

Atlantis_Ex's tweet photo. ❌ Your updated claim on #Kaspa is still wrong.

✅ Because:

1️⃣ “Block time” is not the same as “finality time.” You treat them as the same concept.

Clearly, you do not properly understand the #terminology, nor the #technology itself in #blockchain.

2️⃣ You are focusing only on Kaspa and intentionally ignoring the broader landscape.

⭕️ If you believe Kaspa’s 0.1 second block time (https://t.co/7pUlbeu5Ys
) is the fastest in the world, you need to take a broader look.

❓️ Have you seen any blockchain operating in less than 0.1 second—such as 0.031 second or even 0.018 second?

🏆 #AtlantisChain does.

✌️ Its typical block time has been 0.031 second since April 2025, and it can operate as fast as 0.018 second.

🔗 See its block #explorer: https://t.co/mhYf9olGoT

❓️ Based on publicly verifiable data, do you still consider Kaspa to be the fastest?

✅ The truth is: #AtlantisChain is the world’s No.1 #fastest blockchain, extensively reported by more than 400 public news channels across the United States multiple times since late 2025.

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Tony Thorne @tonythorne007

3 months ago

1/2 #terminology I'm looking for terms describing the background psychological stress experienced not in our personal lives but because of outside events - Gaza, Ukraine, Trump, etc. 'CTSD' - Continuous Traumatic Stress Disorder, 'ambient terror', 'collective/vicarious trauma'...

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𝕊𝕚𝕞 𝔾𝕝𝕠𝕓𝕒𝕝 𝔼𝕢𝕦𝕚𝕥𝕚𝕖𝕤

@IronCondorWheel

3 months ago

#Stock #Options #Contract #Terminology #Glossary This glossary covers essential terms for stock (equity) options contracts. Options are derivative contracts giving the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy (call away from you) or sell (put to you) an underlying stock at a specified price (strike price) within a certain time frame (expiration date). A: #AmericanOption: An option that can be exercised at any time before or on the expiration date. Most stock options traded in the U.S. are American-style. #Assignment: The process by which the option seller (writer) is obligated to fulfill the terms of the contract when the buyer exercises the option. For calls, this means selling the stock at the strike price; for puts, buying the stock at the strike price. #AtTheMoney (ATM): An option where the strike price is approximately equal to the current market price of the underlying stock. B: #BlackScholesModel: A widely used mathematical model for pricing European-style options, factoring in stock price, strike price, time to expiration, volatility, risk-free rate, and dividends. #BreakevenPoint: The stock price at expiration at which the option trade neither makes nor loses money (premium paid/received adjusted for the strike). C: #Call Option: A contract giving the buyer the right to buy the underlying stock at the strike price before or at expiration. Call buyers are bullish; sellers are neutral to bearish. #Covered Call: A strategy where the seller of a call option owns the underlying stock (100 shares per contract). It generates income from the premium while limiting upside potential. #Contract: The standard unit for options trading. One equity option contract typically represents 100 shares of the underlying stock. D: #Delta (Δ): A Greek measuring the rate of change in the option's price relative to a $1 change in the underlying stock price. Calls have positive delta (0 to 1); puts have negative delta (-1 to 0). Also approximates the probability the option expires in-the-money. #Derivative: A financial instrument (like an option) whose value is derived from an underlying asset (the stock). E: #Exercise: The act of the option holder invoking their right to buy (call) or sell (put) the underlying stock at the strike price. #Expiration Date: The last day the option contract is valid. After this, the option becomes worthless if not exercised. Equity options typically expire on the third Friday of the month (or Friday for weeklies). G: #Gamma (Γ): A Greek measuring the rate of change in delta relative to a $1 change in the underlying stock price. It indicates how quickly delta (and thus the option's sensitivity) changes. #Greeks: A set of risk measures (Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega, Rho) that quantify an option's sensitivity to various factors. H: #HistoricalVolatility (HV): A measure of how much the underlying stock's price has fluctuated in the past, usually annualized as a percentage. #Holder (Buyer): The person who purchases the option contract and pays the premium. They have the rights under the contract. I: #ImpliedVolatility (IV): The market's forecast of the stock's future volatility as implied by current option prices. Higher IV generally increases option premiums. #InTheMoney (ITM):Call: Stock price > strike price. Put: Stock price < strike price. ITM options have intrinsic value and are more expensive. #IntrinsicValue: The immediate exercise value of an option. For a call: max(0, stock price - strike). For a put: max(0, strike - stock price). Options cannot have negative intrinsic value. L: #Long: Owning or holding a position (e.g., long a call means you bought a call). M: #Margin: Collateral required by brokers for selling (writing) options, especially naked (uncovered) positions, to cover potential losses. O: #OpenInterest: The total number of outstanding option contracts that have not been closed, exercised, or expired. Higher open interest often indicates greater liquidity. #Option: A contract between two parties giving the buyer the right (but not obligation) to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined price within a set time. #OutOfTheMoney (OTM): Call: Stock price < strike price. Put: Stock price > strike price. OTM options have no intrinsic value, only time value. P: #Premium: The price paid by the buyer (or received by the seller) for the option contract. It consists of intrinsic value + time value. Quoted per share, so total cost = premium × 100. #Protective Put: A strategy where an investor owns the stock and buys a put option to hedge against downside risk (acts like insurance). #Put Option: A contract giving the buyer the right to sell the underlying stock at the strike price before or at expiration. Put buyers are bearish; sellers are neutral to bullish. R: #Rho (Ρ): A Greek measuring the option's price sensitivity to changes in interest rates. Generally less impactful for short-term options. #Rolling: Closing an existing option position and opening a new one with a different strike, expiration, or both. S: #Short: Selling a position you do not own (e.g., short a call means you sold/wrote a call). #Strike Price (Exercise Price): The fixed price at which the option holder can buy (call) or sell (put) the underlying stock. #Synthetic Position: Creating an equivalent position using options and/or the underlying stock (e.g., synthetic long stock = long call + short put). T: #Theta (Θ): A Greek measuring the rate of decline in the option's value due to the passage of time (time decay). Theta is usually negative for long options. #TimeValue (Extrinsic Value): The portion of the premium above intrinsic value, reflecting the potential for the option to gain value before expiration. It decays over time. #TradingVolume: The number of option contracts traded in a given period. High volume indicates liquidity. U: #Underlying: The stock (or other asset) on which the option contract is based. #Uncovered (Naked) Option: Selling an option without owning the underlying stock (for calls) or cash to cover (for puts). High risk due to potentially unlimited losses. V: #Vega: A Greek measuring the option's price sensitivity to a 1% change in implied volatility. Long options have positive vega; they benefit from rising volatility. #Volatility: The degree of variation in the stock price over time. Key driver of option prices. W: #Writer (Seller): The person who sells the option contract and receives the premium. They have the obligations if the option is exercised. Other Key Concepts #LEAPS: Long-Term Equity Anticipation Securities — options with expiration dates up to 3 years out. #OptionChain: A list of all available options for a stock, organized by expiration and strike price. #Settlement: How the contract is resolved at expiration or exercise (delivery of shares for stock options).

IronCondorWheel's tweet photo. #Stock #Options #Contract #Terminology #Glossary

This glossary covers essential terms for stock (equity) options contracts. Options are derivative contracts giving the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy (call away from you) or sell (put to you) an underlying stock at a specified price (strike price) within a certain time frame (expiration date).

A:
#AmericanOption: An option that can be exercised at any time before or on the expiration date. Most stock options traded in the U.S. are American-style.

#Assignment: The process by which the option seller (writer) is obligated to fulfill the terms of the contract when the buyer exercises the option. For calls, this means selling the stock at the strike price; for puts, buying the stock at the strike price.

#AtTheMoney (ATM): An option where the strike price is approximately equal to the current market price of the underlying stock.

B:
#BlackScholesModel: A widely used mathematical model for pricing European-style options, factoring in stock price, strike price, time to expiration, volatility, risk-free rate, and dividends.

#BreakevenPoint: The stock price at expiration at which the option trade neither makes nor loses money (premium paid/received adjusted for the strike).

C:
#Call Option: A contract giving the buyer the right to buy the underlying stock at the strike price before or at expiration. Call buyers are bullish; sellers are neutral to bearish.

#Covered Call: A strategy where the seller of a call option owns the underlying stock (100 shares per contract). It generates income from the premium while limiting upside potential.

#Contract: The standard unit for options trading. One equity option contract typically represents 100 shares of the underlying stock.

D:
#Delta (Δ): A Greek measuring the rate of change in the option's price relative to a $1 change in the underlying stock price. Calls have positive delta (0 to 1); puts have negative delta (-1 to 0). Also approximates the probability the option expires in-the-money.

#Derivative: A financial instrument (like an option) whose value is derived from an underlying asset (the stock).

E:
#Exercise: The act of the option holder invoking their right to buy (call) or sell (put) the underlying stock at the strike price.

#Expiration Date: The last day the option contract is valid. After this, the option becomes worthless if not exercised. Equity options typically expire on the third Friday of the month (or Friday for weeklies).

G:
#Gamma (Γ): A Greek measuring the rate of change in delta relative to a $1 change in the underlying stock price. It indicates how quickly delta (and thus the option's sensitivity) changes.

#Greeks: A set of risk measures (Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega, Rho) that quantify an option's sensitivity to various factors.

H:
#HistoricalVolatility (HV): A measure of how much the underlying stock's price has fluctuated in the past, usually annualized as a percentage.

#Holder (Buyer): The person who purchases the option contract and pays the premium. They have the rights under the contract.

I:
#ImpliedVolatility (IV): The market's forecast of the stock's future volatility as implied by current option prices. Higher IV generally increases option premiums.

#InTheMoney (ITM):Call: Stock price > strike price.
Put: Stock price < strike price. ITM options have intrinsic value and are more expensive.

#IntrinsicValue: The immediate exercise value of an option. For a call: max(0, stock price - strike). For a put: max(0, strike - stock price). Options cannot have negative intrinsic value.

L:
#Long: Owning or holding a position (e.g., long a call means you bought a call).

M:
#Margin: Collateral required by brokers for selling (writing) options, especially naked (uncovered) positions, to cover potential losses.

O:
#OpenInterest: The total number of outstanding option contracts that have not been closed, exercised, or expired. Higher open interest often indicates greater liquidity.

#Option: A contract between two parties giving the buyer the right (but not obligation) to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined price within a set time.

#OutOfTheMoney (OTM):
Call: Stock price < strike price.
Put: Stock price > strike price.
OTM options have no intrinsic value, only time value.

P:
#Premium: The price paid by the buyer (or received by the seller) for the option contract. It consists of intrinsic value + time value. Quoted per share, so total cost = premium × 100.

#Protective Put: A strategy where an investor owns the stock and buys a put option to hedge against downside risk (acts like insurance).

#Put Option: A contract giving the buyer the right to sell the underlying stock at the strike price before or at expiration. Put buyers are bearish; sellers are neutral to bullish.

R:
#Rho (Ρ): A Greek measuring the option's price sensitivity to changes in interest rates. Generally less impactful for short-term options.

#Rolling: Closing an existing option position and opening a new one with a different strike, expiration, or both.

S:
#Short: Selling a position you do not own (e.g., short a call means you sold/wrote a call).

#Strike Price (Exercise Price): The fixed price at which the option holder can buy (call) or sell (put) the underlying stock.

#Synthetic Position: Creating an equivalent position using options and/or the underlying stock (e.g., synthetic long stock = long call + short put).

T:
#Theta (Θ): A Greek measuring the rate of decline in the option's value due to the passage of time (time decay). Theta is usually negative for long options.

#TimeValue (Extrinsic Value): The portion of the premium above intrinsic value, reflecting the potential for the option to gain value before expiration. It decays over time.

#TradingVolume: The number of option contracts traded in a given period. High volume indicates liquidity.

U:
#Underlying: The stock (or other asset) on which the option contract is based.

#Uncovered (Naked) Option: Selling an option without owning the underlying stock (for calls) or cash to cover (for puts). High risk due to potentially unlimited losses.

V:
#Vega: A Greek measuring the option's price sensitivity to a 1% change in implied volatility. Long options have positive vega; they benefit from rising volatility.

#Volatility: The degree of variation in the stock price over time. Key driver of option prices.

W:
#Writer (Seller): The person who sells the option contract and receives the premium. They have the obligations if the option is exercised.
Other Key Concepts

#LEAPS: Long-Term Equity Anticipation Securities — options with expiration dates up to 3 years out.

#OptionChain: A list of all available options for a stock, organized by expiration and strike price.

#Settlement: How the contract is resolved at expiration or exercise (delivery of shares for stock options).

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A Chronic Voice @AChVoice

3 months ago

"Using #inclusive, bias-free #language is an essential aspect of good #science & strong #writing, but it isn’t about checking boxes or keeping up with #terminology. Language is constantly evolving with societal changes and cultural shifts.": https://t.co/YnmZw8UBoD via @APA_Style

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Domains_Lady

@domainables

4 months ago

Thanks to @DNmagnified for passing this on. VERY VERY comprehensive list. Rare tweet worth bookm'g, imo #domains #domaining #terminology #patois #vernacular

Spaceship

@spaceship

4 months ago

BIN, hand reg, outbound, HT, flip... We know many of you speak this language fluently. But for those just getting into domaining, it can feel like a different world. So we’ve pulled together some of the most common terms to make conversations easier to follow (and join). BIN Buy It Now. A fixed price a buyer can purchase at immediately. Inbound When the buyer comes to the seller through a lander, marketplace, or search path. Outbound When the seller proactively reaches out to potential buyers to pitch a domain. Flip Buying a domain with the aim of reselling it relatively quickly for a profit. Hand reg Registering an available domain directly, not buying from a prior owner. Drop reg Registering a domain the moment it drops and becomes available again. Aged domain A domain with an older creation date or prior history. Floor price The rough lowest price the market is likely to pay for a type of domain. Liquid A domain with strong investor demand and relatively easy resale, often in established short-name categories. Lander A for-sale landing page for a domain, usually with inquiry, offer, or BIN options. Lead A prospective buyer. Counteroffer The seller’s response after receiving an offer. Comps Comparable sales used to help price a domain. Installments Paying for a domain over time instead of all at once. LTO Lease-to-own. A common installment model where the buyer pays monthly toward ownership over a set term. Carrying cost The ongoing cost of holding domains, such as renewal fees. HT Hold time. How long a domain was held before it sold. EMD Exact Match Domain. A domain that exactly matches a search phrase or keyword term. Trend reg Registering a domain based on a trend, often with a short window of opportunity. ▫️Patterns and shorthand LLL / LLLL / 3L / 4L / 5L Letter-count shorthand for short domains. CVCV / CVVC / VCVC Pattern shorthand where C = consonant and V = vowel, used for describing short domains. NNN / NNNN Number-only pattern shorthand. NNL / LNL Letter-number pattern shorthand. x, xx, xxx, x,xxx, xx,xxx Pricing shorthand for ranges, like low xx or mid xxx. We kept it to the terms that show up most often in everyday conversations. If you've been in domaining for a while, what would you add for someone just getting started?

spaceship's tweet photo. BIN, hand reg, outbound, HT, flip...

We know many of you speak this language fluently.

But for those just getting into domaining, it can feel like a different world.

So we’ve pulled together some of the most common terms to make conversations easier to follow (and join).

BIN
Buy It Now. A fixed price a buyer can purchase at immediately.

Inbound
When the buyer comes to the seller through a lander, marketplace, or search path.

Outbound
When the seller proactively reaches out to potential buyers to pitch a domain.

Flip
Buying a domain with the aim of reselling it relatively quickly for a profit.

Hand reg
Registering an available domain directly, not buying from a prior owner.

Drop reg
Registering a domain the moment it drops and becomes available again.

Aged domain
A domain with an older creation date or prior history.

Floor price
The rough lowest price the market is likely to pay for a type of domain.

Liquid
A domain with strong investor demand and relatively easy resale, often in established short-name categories.

Lander
A for-sale landing page for a domain, usually with inquiry, offer, or BIN options.

Lead
A prospective buyer.

Counteroffer
The seller’s response after receiving an offer.

Comps
Comparable sales used to help price a domain.

Installments
Paying for a domain over time instead of all at once.

LTO
Lease-to-own. A common installment model where the buyer pays monthly toward ownership over a set term.

Carrying cost
The ongoing cost of holding domains, such as renewal fees.

HT
Hold time. How long a domain was held before it sold.

EMD
Exact Match Domain. A domain that exactly matches a search phrase or keyword term.

Trend reg
Registering a domain based on a trend, often with a short window of opportunity.

▫️Patterns and shorthand

LLL / LLLL / 3L / 4L / 5L
Letter-count shorthand for short domains.

CVCV / CVVC / VCVC
Pattern shorthand where C = consonant and V = vowel, used for describing short domains.

NNN / NNNN
Number-only pattern shorthand.

NNL / LNL
Letter-number pattern shorthand.

x, xx, xxx, x,xxx, xx,xxx
Pricing shorthand for ranges, like low xx or mid xxx.

We kept it to the terms that show up most often in everyday conversations.

If you've been in domaining for a while, what would you add for someone just getting started?

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khalid yousef @khalidsyossef

4 months ago

Very important and great resource #Codicology #IslamicManuscript #Terminology Arabic Manuscripts A Vademecum for Readers Adam Gacek, BRill 2009 PDF 🎯 https://t.co/KoiVz0DS0o https://t.co/0D96FA2BVc

khalidsyossef's tweet photo. Very important and great resource
#Codicology #IslamicManuscript #Terminology
Arabic Manuscripts
A Vademecum for Readers
Adam Gacek, BRill 2009
PDF 🎯
https://t.co/KoiVz0DS0o
https://t.co/0D96FA2BVc https://t.co/MWbORLVU7g

richard @Dickwith2dogs

5 months ago

I know what Bears & Twinks are but what the fuck are Otters ? Like do they knaw your wood or summat 🤷‍♂️🤔 #gay #terminology

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Epilepsia @EpilepsiaJourn

5 months ago

Our findings show that patients and caregivers can understand and apply the ILAE definition of consciousness. https://t.co/1YebACOO5S #epilepsy #ILAE #epilepsiajourn #classification #consciousness #seizure #terminology

EpilepsiaJourn's tweet photo. Our findings show that patients and caregivers can understand and apply the ILAE definition of consciousness.
https://t.co/1YebACOO5S

#epilepsy #ILAE #epilepsiajourn #classification #consciousness #seizure #terminology https://t.co/RrNks4faZF

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eOnomast @eug1979

6 months ago

e-Onomastics: #Slovak #Onomastic #Terminology #Wins 3rd Place in "#Dictionary of the #Year" #Competition https://t.co/UJqeVNyzwn groundbreaking #reference #work #published by the #Ľudovít #Štúr Institute of #Linguistics of @AkademiaVied #Slovenská #onomastická #terminológia

eug1979's tweet photo. e-Onomastics: #Slovak #Onomastic #Terminology #Wins 3rd Place in "#Dictionary of the #Year" #Competition https://t.co/UJqeVNyzwn groundbreaking #reference #work #published by the #Ľudovít #Štúr Institute of #Linguistics of @AkademiaVied #Slovenská #onomastická #terminológia https://t.co/cyzRPOPmQb

WIPO Pearl @wipoPearl

6 months ago

📢Join our free webinars on Feb 10 and 11! Learn more about our 2026 Fellowship Program for current or recent graduates in ✅#terminology ✅#translation ✅#PostEditing ✅translation technology ✅technical specialisms Presentations plus Q&A Register👉https://t.co/vHEGl4XKJ2

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Learn more about our 2026 Fellowship Program for current or recent graduates in
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Policy & Society Journal @PolicySociety

6 months ago

🧐#Crisis scholarship shows extensive conceptual #fragmentation, inconsistent #terminology, and multiple research methods ✍️@gilibertocapano, @Laura_Mas3 & Stefania Profeti provide a #SystematicAnalysis of the literature on crisis and policy change 👇 https://t.co/HVZgciFdnj

PolicySociety's tweet photo. 🧐#Crisis scholarship shows extensive conceptual #fragmentation, inconsistent #terminology, and multiple research methods

✍️@gilibertocapano, @Laura_Mas3 & Stefania Profeti provide a #SystematicAnalysis of the literature on crisis and policy change 👇

https://t.co/HVZgciFdnj https://t.co/uRcpHgrBeP

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WIPO Pearl @wipoPearl

6 months ago

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