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: 2026 - Volume 7, Issue 4
Research-Articles
Evaluating the coordination between conservation and development on the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau through a dual-dimensional framework
Ningning Wen, Hua Yang, Yong Sun, Shaofeng Chen
Types and Origins of Early Ordovician Flat-Pebble Conglomerates in North China
Pengfei Xiang, Xinwei Wang, Shuangqi Feng, Zhibo Yang, Hancheng Ji
Data-driven sustainable transformation: Big Data policies and corporate green innovation
Simin Yang, Mingkun Zhou, Xuhua Qiu
Optimizing Semiconductor Supply Chain Security Through Evolutionary Game Theory: Collaborative Governance and Policy Simulation
Ye Yuan, Jingtao Zhao, Jiacheng Liu
Cyclical ripple effects in currency markets: meso-scale pattern dynamics and temporal network analysis
Qi Cao, Fu Gu, Siyao Liu
Competing roles of policy interventions and economic incentives shaping protected areas' resistance to cropland expansion: A 30-year analysis from China
Zhi Zhang, Ling Tang, Xuetian Hu, Zhi Wang, Hairui Duo, Huizhi Zhang
