Like a strand of DNA, the Double Helix Methodological system features two main interconnected components – an integrated model concerned with data, information, intelligence, and solutions (DIIS) and one covering mechanisms, impact, policy and solutions (MIPS). The model has made it possible to unravel think tank problems and for think tanks to better engage in scientification and advance towards disciplinization amidst the formation of think tank science and engineering.
Current Issue: 2025 - Volume 6, Issue 5
Research-Articles
Cross-efficiency aggregation method considering bounded rationality: An application to healthcare service
Hao Pan, Guoliang Yang, Yuanyu Lou, Zhongcheng Guan
Inter-industry risk spillovers in the Chinese stock market under epidemic outbreaks
Qianqian Feng, Yiran Shen, Jianping Li, Xiaolei Sun
Socioeconomic factors behind the relationship between urban expansion and ecosystem services: a multiscale study in China
Shiqi Tian, Wei Wu, Shaofeng Chen, Zhe Li, Linjuan Li
Common Institutional Ownership and Corporate Carbon Emissions
Qiang Ji, Lei Lei, Geoffrey Wood, Dayong Zhang
Does audit-based evaluation reduce academics' creative behavior? The moderating effect of guanxi practice and population characteristics
Dingyi You, Ke Wen, Yi Liu, Le Tang
Two-Stage Integrated Dynamic Assessment Method for Urban Resilience Based on Multisource Data
Lulu Shen, Jianping Li, Xiaolei Sun, Weilan Suo
A consistent solution to the university diversity
Yuan Cui, Xiao-Xi Xiao, Zhi-Li Zhan, Guo-Liang Yang
E-M-A-M emergency management methodology and application
Siqi Chen, An Chen
Does climate risk affect the performance of companies in China?
Kun Guo, Liyuan Luan, Dayong Zhang, Qiang Ji
